Stobbs Harls Cards Wallop Reds Twice Dodgers Down Giants
Stobbs and Harls key in a doubleheader sweep as the Cardinals and Dodgers win while St. Louis tops Cincinnati 4 2 in game two. Marion drives in four for St Louis, Claviana sparks third inning in game two, Martin wins twice for the Cardinals.
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Harris
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Walker
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Fenovich
Burkhart
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Furillo Reese HRs Back in Brooklyn Victory Over Giants
In a packed Brooklyn Sunday, Furillo and Reese homered as Brevkins beat the New York Giants 4 2. Jansen lasted four innings, Hodges added an RBI double, and Laalta misplayed a grounder allowing unearned runs. Brooklyn led 1 0, then tacked on in the fourth and eighth while Thompson and Barney drove in runs for the visitors.
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New York
Pee Wee Reese
Carl Murillo
Rem Barney
Brevkins
New York Giants
Reese
Larry Jansen
Brooks
Jansen
Joe Latata
Jackie Robinson
Gil Hodges
Brooklyn
Robinson
Ghent
Bert Haas
Hodges
Lafata
Babe! Pinelli
Pinelli
Lafate
Kirby Highe
Adrian Zabala
Furillo
Bobby Thomson
Thomson
Hank Thompson
Marshall
Neewe
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Wester
Janne
Harney
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Whiteran
Ath
Mueder Ith
Jones
Latata
Haar
Kbi
Reest
Furien Ib —Rigney
Thomens
Barney
Réexe
Ifurillo
Sarney
Zanaia
Junwen
Jomee
Bo—Janeen
Zabela
Nech
Farmer
Baseball Standings and Schedule From Latest League Totals
The standings list St Louis and Brooklyn near top with 48 games won each, then Philadelphia Boston New York and Pittsburgh trailing. Today’s schedule features Boston at Brooklyn Spahn and Elston Hallen vs Roe, Pittsburg at St Louis, Philadelphia at New York, Cincinnati at Chicago, plus several doubleheaders and late results from yesterday.
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New York
St Louis
Cincinnati
Chicago
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Boston
L Pet
Spahn
el- Hott
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Roe
Lively
Schmitz
Leonard
Cubs Outlast Pirates For 11-7 Decision
The Chicago Cubs defeated the Pittsburgh Pirates 11 to 7 in a rain delayed game. Wayne Terwilliger hit a three run drive and Andy Patho drove in a run with the bases loaded as Chicago broke open the contest in the big inning.
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Chicago Cubs
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Red Cheanes
Wayne Terwilliger
Andy Patho
Potebarg
Ralph Kier
Croy Pait
Cubs
Terwitliger
Gonzales and Schroeder Edge Toward National Tennis Final
Pancho Gonzales of Los Angeles and Ted Schroeder of La Crescenta Calif advance from tough five setter wins to meet in the planned final for the national title. Gonzales defeated Frankie Parker after two hard sets and a long battle 36 07 6 3 6 2 while Schroeder outlasted Billy Talbert 25 6 4 6 4 1. Schroeder, Wimbledon King, overcame fatigue from a previous match as Parker holds a Davis Cup grudge and Parker’s opening game baffles Gonzales. The results set up a climactic clash for the championship.
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Rochester
Ted Schroder
Sam Match
Forest Hills
Schroeder
la Crescenta
Cal
Maich
Los Angeles
Pancho Gonzales
Wee
Talbert
Gonzales
Pancho
Pan
Cho
Parker
Talbert Omtraking
Jaroslav Drehny
Cazecheslovakia
Straight Arts
Indians Blank Browns 5-0 as Garcia pitches four hitter
Cleveland defeated St Louis 5 to 0 in front of 4759 fans as Mike Garcia hurled a four hit game and struck out nine. Ned Garver allowed one earned run and three hits in seven innings for the loser. The Indians scored three runs in the third on a single and two errors. Vereen homered for Cleveland in the eighth to set a season mark.
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Boston Nat Hon
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Fenway Park
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Dick Fowler
Mackmen
Dom Dimaggio
Ted Williams
Birdie Tebbetts
Barger
Johnny Peaky
Nelson Fox
Sockers
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Billy Goodman
Stonba
Sam Chapman
Mike Guerra
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Ferris Fain
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Goodman
Stobornp
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al Kolar
Sam Dente
al Evans
Clyde Volbkmer
Eddie Robinson
Washington
Harris
Hank Bauer
Joe DiMaggio
Bill Johnson
DiMaggio
Eddie Yost
Ed Stewart
Fenton Mole
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Jerry Coleman
Yost
Bauer
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Lindelli
Charley Silvera
Bobby Brown
Lopat
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Ay Diang
Geveland
Ned Garver
Tribe
St. Lewiz
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Doh Starr
Pam
Gardaoe Brean
Lomerday
Apis
New U S Amateur Golf Champion Hailed as Best Since Jones
Rochester's Charlie Coe captured the U S Amateur title at Oak Hill with an 11 and 10 victory over Rufus King of Wichita Falls Texas. He announced a three month layoff for an operation and will miss the Western Amateur. Leading figures called him the greatest amateur since Bobby Jones amid widespread acclaim in golf circles.
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Oklahoma
Charlie Coe
U.S
Bobby Jones
Oklahoma City
Oak Hill
St. Louis
Rufus King
Wichita Falls
Tex
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C. BE. Sands
Coe
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Hollywood
Calif
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U. S. Golf Association
Jones
Lawson Littie
Johnny Goodman
Cary Middlecoff
Hackel Takes Hot Red Race Card Feature
Hackel wins the hot red race card feature as Rob Warkel of Fensaseiner captures the event. The main race was marred by an accident that prevented The Sartres from finishing. Other racers included Sasa Redes, Rensselaer, Wackel, Tre oe Te, and Rarchee among several.
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Rob Warkel
Fensaseiner
Barden
Rose Peitz
Bob
A. Rees
New Lebanon
Mast
Fora Palmer
Nassau
Chittnes
Penon
Truss Tits
Atead
Conania
Don Badge States Several Exhibitions
Don Badge indicates multiple exhibitions are planned as part of a larger schedule. He notes anticipated events, venues, and dates, outlining the scope of planned appearances. Further details are expected to be announced in coming days.
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Don Badge
Drivers Seek Race Titles At Altamont Fair
Altamont hosts one of the biggest racing programs in history with stock cars midgets and hot rods to crown champions. Key figures include Eddie Gallens as last year's Eastern Racing Association champion and contenders Pap TeVerety and Earl Kennedy among others across New York and nearby tracks as qualifiers begin tonight.
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Altamen
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Belaer
Mic Shalk
aMermenn
Ali
Bedireen Tin
Tigers Nip Chisox, 5 4, On Evers HR
Detroit defeats Chicago 5 to 4 as Evers belts his seventh homer of the season in Briggs Stadium. Hal Newhouser fanned 11 to earn win number 15 with nine losses while Billy Pierce pitched seven innings for Chicago. Vic Wertz and George Kell provided key support as Gus Zernial homered for Chicago in the loss. Tigers extend win streak to four and close gap on the Yankees.
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Evers
Tigers
Chicago White Sox
Hal Newhouser
White Sox
Billy’ Pierce
Briggs Stadium
Newhouser
Tix
Sesson
Vic Wertz
George Kell
Gus Zermins
Pierce
Ofth
Emeralds and Dwyers Battle To 7 7 Tie In Exhibition
Emeralds and Devers fought to a 7 7 nine inning tie in an exhibition at Prospect Park yesterday afternoon. Play ended by mutual agreement after the ninth. Frank Woolery of the Emeralds and Mickey Edwards of the Devers led hitting with two doubles each, with Jake Gully Don Everton and Kenny Hughes contributing a double and a single apiece.
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Prospect Park
Frank Woolery
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Mickey Edwards
Jake Gully
Don Everton
Kenny Hughes
D Devers
Maltais
Sherwin
Sheehan
Diehl
Brewer
Walther
Frenchman Cops Amateur Bike Title
Jacques Berenger of France defeated Jack Heid of Westwood New Jersey to win the amateur bicycle sprint title billed as the amateur championship of the world. Sydney Patterson of Australia and Emme Lanier of France followed, completing the four sprinters as semi finalists at Copenhagen. They raced here yesterday on special invitation.
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Jack Heid
Westwood
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We Am
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Australia
Work
Camemr
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Copenhagen
Pennant Races At A Glance Ter cis Woo Po
Fragmented standings list from a pennant race page with multiple teams and scores, showing Detroit Cleveland New York Philadelphia Washington Chicago Boston and others across home and away games with totals and duplicative, unclear OCR entries.
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Philadelpias
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