Yankees and Nationals split as pennant race tightens
In a tense nightcap, the Yankees beat the Senators 7-0 behind Maas while Chicago pulled even at the top. The nightcap and earlier games shifted standings as New York stretched its lead and both clubs chased the 1943 pennant in a tight American League race.
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Indians Nip Chisox as Harrell Returns to Start
Cleveland wins 4-3 over Chicago White Sox in a tight game. Billy Harrell homered and drove in both Tribe runs after being reinstated to the starting lineup. Calavilo earned the win, with Nav-lesski securing his 12th victory in relief.
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Dodgers Beat Cardinals 7-5 on Hodges Two Homers
Dodgers end nine game road skid as Gil Hodges powers two solo blasts and a two run shot. Johnny Podres earns win while Sandy Koufax and Clem Labine close, rookie pitcher Fritz Knappstein steadies defense after a sixth inning rally. Redbird Larry Jackson allows four Dodgers homers for the come from behind victory in St Louis.
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Baseball results and standings from yesterday's National League
National League yesterday saw Cincinnati top Philadelphia in a 9 6 game while Chicago and San Francisco split a doubleheader 4 4 and 1 4. Milwaukee beat Pittsburgh 4 1 and Los Angeles defeated St Louis 7 5. Team standings show Milwaukee and San Francisco leading, with Cincinnati and Chicago trailing. today Cincinnati visits Pittsburgh with Acker facing Raydon. The American League and Eastern League results follow with scattered scores and near-term pennant hopes.
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Columbia Wins as New Race Ordered for Newport RoI
Columbia defeated Ving decisively in the hind meeting of the showdown series but a fourth race was ordered by the committee to select the American yacht to defend the Cup. Columbia, built by Sears Synthyste, and She iyearald Vine will race today on a triangular course. The committee may choose the American standard-bearer by Saturday. Columbia led early, pulled away after 20 minutes, and won by 2:32 in the Starle race sailed in 20-knot winds.
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Ib Playoffs Open Tomorrow In International League
Montreal Royals clinched first in the International League and will face the fourth place team in the opening round. The second and third place teams contest the other semifinal. Semifinals and finals are best of seven, with the winner advancing toward the Governors Cup and World Series.
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Women Invited To Bowling League Program
Women who wish to participate in league bowling are invited by MiWay Recreation for a two week instructional period starting tomorrow at 1 o clock. This is the second year of the program directed by Taveaing Munsey. Meetings aim to elect officers and form teams after the instructional stage. Bowling is sanctioned by the Women’s International Bowling Congress.
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A's Rally In Ninth To Edge Tigers
The Kansas City Athletics rallied in the ninth inning to beat the Detroit Tigers 3 to 2, overcoming a strong start by Frank Lary who held a four hit shutout into the ninth. Hector Lopez led off with a walk, and after keys hits, Harry Chiti bunted in front of the plate, loading the bases before Bill Henry delivered the game-winning hit.
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Cubs Top Giants In Pair In 6-4 4-1 Doubleheader
Chicago uses Levee Weapon homers to clinch a 6-4 opener and a 4-1 nightcap over the Giants. Lee Walls delivers key hits in the opener while Dick Drott, Rev Gomez, and Banks supply the offense in the second. Pirates and Braves notes scattered but Cubs sweep delivers pair of wins.
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West German Runner Breaks World Mark in Berlin Track
West German sprinter Ar Wid Hare of West Germany set a world mark in the 100 meters in Berlin, surpassing the 101 second record briefly held by American runners Wille Williams and Ira Muyehison. Williams later matched the 10.1 time on August 5, following Hare’s Berlin performances in 1958.
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Detroit Wins U S Bid To Host 1964 Games
Detroit was chosen by the United States Olympic Committee to bid for the 1964 games, outrunning Los Angeles Chicago and Minneapolis and becoming the sole U S city eligible to bid.
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