Page Saves Crucial Test Brown Raps 2-Run HR
The New York Yankees extended theAmerican League lead to one game after a come from behind win against the Boston Red Sox. Smokey Joe Page struck out four as Bobby Brown hit a two run homer in the eighth inning and Vern Stephens booted a key error. The rally started with a Reynolds walk and a wild pitch, leading to four straight hits including Brown and Reynolds.
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Henrich Return Eyed By Yankees After Injury
Tommy Henrich is expected to return to New York as doctors say the Yankee veteran suffered two fractured transverse vertebrae processes in his back after colliding with the wall during an August 2 outfield play in Chicago.
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Chisox Dominate Browns 7 1 Behind Wight’s Strong Start
Chicago lefthander Wight silenced Cleveland as the White Sox routed the Browns 7 to 1. The crowd of 6,6873 observed Chicago’s win marked by timely hitting and stout defense, with Doerr tripling and Reynolds leaving the game after five innings.
Reds Pound Pirates For '52 Triumph
Cincinnati Reds defeated the Pittsburgh Pirates 12 to 2 in a one sided game. Catcher Walker Cooper drove in three runs with a triple while Danny Litwhiler and Ken Raffensberger also homered. Raffensberger earned the win.
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Cahill Sportsters Start Bowling Monday
The Cahill Sportsters Bowling League sponsored by Cahill Sporting Goods opens Monday at Bowlo with a new officer slate led by President Muldred Rysedorph and Vice President Marie Cunningham. Secretary Fatty Vogt treasurer Mabel Willis sergeant-at-arms Anne Fedo and reporter Anne Mucha named. Team captains to be appointed after three weeks.
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Nelson Begins Fourth Season at Middlebury Panthers
Nelson starts his fourth season at Middlebury College as sixty players report to Porter Field for practice. The turnout is among the largest in half a century with fourteen lettermen back and twenty-one sophomores joining the squad. Local standouts Wait Connors and Tony Berberg headline an experienced group around Ward Wall and Albany quarterback Nelson plans to lean on.
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College Publicity Boys Have Reserve Outlook
A preview of college football hopes from 1949 publicists notes optimism mixed with cautious view. Schools like Michigan Texas North Carolina and others weigh returning lettermen and coaching changes as they anticipate stronger seasons.
When Yate Roars Bulldog Another Danl Bow
A fragmented reminiscence mentions a Yale football scene with the Bulldogs and a sequence of names. It refers to Harvard, a 1737 date, and a court-like dispute over a peach placed in a national press. The text is garbled but recalls a historic game and a contentious figure.
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Baseball Scores and Standings From National and American Leagues
National League results show Brooklyn 4 Boston 3 and St Louis 3 Cincinnati 2. Standings list St Louis 6 1, Brooklyn 6 4, Philadelphia 4 8, Boston 6 4, New York 5 2, Pittsburgh 7 2. Probable pitchers include Ruth Brecheen Lombard and Dennelly. American League recap notes New York 3 Boston 2 and Chicago 7 St Louis 1 with rainouts in Washington and Cleveland.
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Fist Fight Between Stanky Jorgensen Enlivens Game
Brooklyn nips Boston 54 as Eddie Miksis homers in seventh to edge ahead. A fist fight between Eddie Stanky and Spider Jorgensen punctuated the game and both were ejected after a wild sequence. Miksis added a two run blast off Nelson Potter to seal the lead with Brooklyn overcoming a 31 Dodger lead and miscues by Pee Wee Reese and Jackie Robinson.
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Cardinals Rally to Beat Cubs 3-2 in Ninth Inning
The St Louis Cardinals overcame a late Chicago lead to win 3-2 as Marty Marion delivered the winning hit after Sippy Jones singled. Doyle Lade struggled late but held on, with Nelson and Jones contributing key hits in a tense ninth inning.
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Trojans Enter Albany Club Open Net Tourney
Several Trojans have entered the Albany Country Club open tennis tourney starting Saturday. Players include Jim Smith Lou Travers and Jean Daniels with others such as Charles Hen aon John McCarthy and Dave Rees Alban Albany Country top paves Pat Englebard and Schenectady champ Dr Crawford Dunlap among entrants. The event features singles doubles and mixed play with rounds on Saturday and Sunday and finals the following weekend.
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Bebernitz Simonian Earn Berths On Bulldog Eleven
Two veteran Bulldogs Bob Bebergitz and Pete Simonian win berths for the Eastern Football League team. They compete with Troy All Stars in a final prep session ahead of the season opener against Scotia Parthers. The Bulldogs showcase a balanced backfield with Bebergitz and Simoman joining backs Garnets Pay Gongelexki Lamparine.
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Classic Pin Loop To Meet Tonight
The Classic Pin Loop bowling league meets at Alpha tonight to organize the coming season. The meeting begins promptly at 7 o clock local time as preparations for the season get underway.
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Four top amateurs vie in Waite Memorial at Shawnee
Russell and Pierce headline a field of four dozen amateur golfers for the Waite Memorial Tournament at Shawnee on Delaware Pennsylvania over the Shawnee Ind links Saturday and Sunday. The field includes Bert Turnesa Tommy Barnes Ray Bik laws Ted Bishop and Jimmy McHale among Walker Cup veterans and former National Amateur champions.
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Bud) Russell, Jr
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Aga Khan Colt Wins British Stakes at Doncaster
Palestine, Aga Khan's unbeaten two year old colt, captured the six furlong Champagne Stakes at Doncaster. The winner ran 1 2 4 2 3, finishing eight lengths ahead, with 1 to 9 favorite odds and $8000 added money. Only two other starters competed.
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