Ex Catcher Replaces Corriden as White Sox Manager
Ex catcher Paul Richards was named manager of the Chicago White Sox, succeeding John (Red) Corriden. Richards, 41, has managed in minor leagues with Buffalo and Seattle, played for the Tigers and Giants, and previously served as a coach. his appointment ends a period of speculation among several candidates.
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Mahars' Choice: Funds Split Or Dine With ENY Proceeds
A disputed decision among Mahar players weighs whether to divide combined earnings from the Dostern New York League proceeds at Sinhars' park or stage a winney with them. Members gather to decide how to allocate funds and finalize arrangements for uniforms and clothing processing.
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Stengel Seeks Highest Pay for New Manager Role
New York Yankees manager candidate described as negotiating a base around 65,000 with bonuses and possible raises to as high as 75,000 or more riding on performance. Stengel predicts the deal could reach a record pay level for a manager, with terms including bonuses and incentives based on outcomes.
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Seminick Plays Final Season With Left Ankle Injury
The Philadelphia catcher Andy Seminick played through three games with a bone separation in his left ankle. He was in a plaster cast and finished the World Series, expressing disappointment at not finishing the campaign. Seminick recalled injuring the ankle in late September and noted setbacks affecting his performance, while outlining contract talk and team outlook under manager Stengel.
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Yankees Dominate as They Sweep World Series
Historic season ends with the Yankees securing their 11th World Series title after sweeping the Phillies. The article notes strong pitching from Raschi and a deep staff, key hits by Johnny Mize and Ellsworth, and hints at offseason changes including potential trades and roster reshaping for 1961.
Reluctant Fan Del Webb Sees Light After Baseball Awakening
The story follows Del Webb as a quiet observer who later becomes a devoted New York Yankees follower. Webb recalls his wartime service, early career, and finally discovering major league baseball through friends and players, transforming into a genuine fan of the Yankees.
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Cannon OF USI Wins Expert Rifle Medal
A local shooter, Cannon of USI, earned a national rifle medal from the National Rifle Association. The event highlighted pistol and rifle skills with participants from Montreal and Lasalle Institute among others.
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Tashjian 624 Highest Alley Score At Bowling Night
The host roll featured Tashjian scoring 624 for the high alley, with Cradjida also listed at 624. Bennett topped the high single with 234 while Florence Jensen led women’s bowling with 320 series and 532 in her totals. Numerous players across classes and teams posted scores, including Byrd Ryan 202 and Eliel Shai 200, reflecting a busy night of league bowling with many entries.
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Mississippi State dubbed Baylor’s toughest foe of all
Waco Texas sports editor Tucker claims Mississippi State was the dirtiest Baylor opponent in twenty years after a rough 1-7 loss at Starkville. He criticizes officials for leniency toward slugging and crowding while praising Morton and coach A W Morton for supporting a clean hard fought game.
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Raceway card postponed by downpour at Saratoga
A heavy downpour postponed the opening of the extended Saratoga meeting. Officials announced the evening program including the $2.8 million MOM Pace would be raced tonight after the delay.
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Siena Banters Lose Opener at Tayidonville College Debut
Siena Banters opened with a loss as Siena’s lineup failed to click in the debut at Chanis ninin College in Tayidonville. Dick Tigbunson, Mill Burger and Mansorr Bolourdht led the scoring with goals, while Tony Pienéne and Ha Buscemi were standout players for Siena.
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