Page Snuffs Out Rally In 9th Ed Lopat Winner
In Philadelphia, the New York Yankees beat the Athletics 4 to 2 to extend a nine game winning streak. Ed Lopat pitched effectively and was helped by late relief as Cliff Mapes and Yogi Berra drove in the decisive runs following a ninth inning rally thwarted by Page.
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White Sox fire manager and promote interim coach
Chicago fired manager Jack Dnelow and named John Corriden, in his first season as coach, as his successor after a 2-1 loss to Cleveland. The Sox finished sixth, with Onslow and Cominkey assisting in the announcement as Frank Lane GM. The Indians edged Chicago 2-1 in Pittsburgh as Bob Feller outpitched Bob Cain in a pitchers duel before 9,878 fans.
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Phillies Top Giants 3-2 Behind Roberts Big Night
Robin Roberts struck out 11 as the Philadelphia Phillies beat the New York Giants 3 to 2. Roberts earned his sixth win, allowing eight hits and two walks, fanning Roy Weatherly to end it. Dont Mueller homered for New York, while Dick Whitman and Mike Goliat doubled for Philadelphia.
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Banta dazzles in 5-1 win as Dodgers top Braves
Jack Banta pitched the Dodgers to a 5-1 victory over Boston, improving to 3-1 with his third straight win. Brooklyn built a 4-0 lead behind Duke Snider and support from the batting order as Sam Jones and Johnny Bain matched zeros until a five-run burst by Brooklyn.
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Reds Rally Past Cardinals 9-4 With Five-Run Eighth
Cincinnati broke a 4-4 tie with five runs in the eighth inning, aided by Lloyd Merriman and Ted Kluszewski homers, to beat St. Louis 9-4. Stan Musial tied the game with a three-run blast in the eighth, but the Reds answered with a decisive rally.
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Dykes and Cochrane Promoted in Athletics Reshuffle
Connie Mack announced that Jimmy Dykes was named assistant manager while Mickey Cochrane becomes general manager. Earle Mack shifts to chief player scout as Mack aims to bolster the roster and farm system with new leadership. The moves take effect immediately ahead of an A's game with New York Yonkers.
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Mickey) Cochrane
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Wakefield Follows Chandler Advice to Westward Move
Ann Arbor star outfielder Dick Wakefield said he would join the Oakland A’s in California within 48 hours after guidance from Commissioner Chandler who spoke to him like a father. The Tigers bonus player had resisted minors promotion but agreed to the sale to Oakland and could reach Oakland in time for a possible Sunday doubleheader.
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Ex-Baron Jumps to Cedar Rapids Return Planned
Earl Girard known as Jug Girard formerly starred for Kaukauna Wisconsin and led Wisconsin Class D in batting last season with a .367 average. After quitting a weekend move he changed plans and announced he would return to Cedar Rapids while batting .328 in 11 games with Wilkes Barre before a Cleveland assignment.
Simmons Back Monday Ends Umpire Scuffle Suspension
Cleveland Indians pitcher Al Simmons can return to uniform on Monday after suspension for shoving an umpire. American League President Will Harridge ordered the end of the penalty and a fine of zero dollars.
Tigers Triumph Over Browns 11-2 As Newhouser Dominates
Detroit pitcher Hal Newhouser limited St Louis to six hits while striking out six to lead the Tigers to an 11-2 win in the first game of a twilight doubleheader. Vic Wertz homered and drove in three, George Kell had a double, triple and four RBI, and Priddy and Lipon added key hits. The second game was postponed by rain.
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Snead Holds Colonial Lead With 136
Snead fired a 72 to reach 3 over par 146 and keep the outright lead at the Colonial National Invitation in Fort Worth Texas. Skip Alexander co led after round one but followed with a 74 to slip to third, Ed Oliver moved to 139 for solo second, one stroke back of Alexander. Cambridge crews face Harvard today on Charles River after several undefeated seasons.
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Gavilan Beats Small in Final Garden Bout Despite Jaw Break
Kio Gavilan halted a losing streak with a 10 round decision over Georgie Small at Madison Square Garden. Small suffered a broken left jaw in the fourth round as Gavilan forges ahead in a crowd of 5,018.
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Heatly School Nets Tennis Victory 5-1
Heatly School defeated Waterford High 3-1 yesterday on Lysere courts. Bob Giles John Fusco Don Snyder and Ned Kuentzel swept the singles for Heatly with Snyder and Fusco winning one doubles match. Waterford’s Kopcha Cerqua and fellow players claimed an early double.
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Americans Reach Final in St Andrews Golf Championship
Two Americans, Dick Chapwein and Frank Stranthan, defeated British players in the Amateur Golf Tournament at St Andrews to reach a second straight final. They will face the winner of a later match on the historic Old Course to decide the cup, with Chapwein edging rival Hale and Stranthan beating Tolley in a tense semifinal.
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Entries In Hudson Boat Races
About 294 ouboard drivers will race tomorrow in the Albany New York Hudson River marathon aiming to beat Vic Seatt's 1 hour 28 minute 48 second record. Prizes total about $12,000 with many area entrants listed including Crest An Haymond DP French East Windham James Robinin Sertin Ted R. Williams Jr Bhefield Mast Keith Witter Altamont ch B Walter J Brankell Baliston Al Goyette Troy Det eymaur Spa Trav Cinex C-Robert Allen Henry Albats Elaine C. Smith Amsterdam Donald E Welch Albany Andrew Zoike South Bethlehem Clase DuchJann El Canter Neri Troy William C Collier Germantown Jonat James Ho Maddison Crazy Park Troy Class E Gill Eddy Reherectats Clark F George Kim Cokes Fred Mathews Albany Victor Seandi Albany
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