Turley Tops White Sox as Yankees Roll to Win
Turley blanks the Chicago White Sox for his 21st win as the Yankees beat the White Sox 5 0. Berra and Boudreau led New York with key hits while Mantle and Skowron produced runs. Moore took the loss for Chicago, dropping to seven victories.
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Paas
Manly
Gil McDougald
Hasenia
Billy Goodmar
Jerry Lupe
Bobby Iehardyan
Nelson Pox
Pox
Earl 'Orgesonad
Berey
Purley
Turley
Sox
Ray Moore
Yankees
NEW Loikic
Emialg
Bauerth Guo Landiset
Berra
Latiare
Skowron
Latmanp
Boone
Shute P. vBatlee
Tin
Sielowgardy
Kubek
Doug
New York
Chiscool
Landis
Callada
Slebersi
Goi Ng Moore
Musial Out Indefinitely as Cardinals Face Playoff Push
Milwaukee 82 and St Louis contend for NL crown as ailing Alen Musial misses action indefinitely with left leg ailment. Manager Pred Mutantson said Musial could return in days or be out longer. Joe Cunningham filled first base while Musial sat, trainer uncertain about his availability for crucial games ahead.
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Milwaukee
Alen Musial
Ods
Genos
St. Loui
Rob Banna
Musial
Niisele
Pred Mutetinsort
St Loiwis Milwaukee
L'Ay
Mots Raumany
Matthews Outpoints Tibbs In Rugged 10
Philadelphia reports unbeaten lightweight Matthews outpointed Boston rival Tibbs in a tough 10 round bout at Boston. Matthews won on unanimous scores 49 43, 30 37, and 49 43 as he boxed well to win his 4th straight fight by decision. Tibbs faded late, sustaining a cut above the eye, but showed durability.
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Philadelphia
Cop Matthews
Lile
Tommy Tibbs
Boston
the Ave
Matthews
Boston News
Hoy
Pennsylvania
Pete Tom
Bil Hall
Tibbs
Tomasco
Weston
Bostanian
Way
Jelt
Toni Ginelano
Cub Homers Trim Reds at Crosley Field
Chicago's Cubs defeated Cincinnati Reds in a National League game at Crosley Field. Homers by Cub players helped secure a Chicago victory while Reds struggled offensively.
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Cub
Wingiinal
Wall Mornal Dale Hate
Chicago
Cubs
Crosley Field
Chicin- Walls Relves
Gio Junior Kates High On Orange of Syracuse
Roger Travis reports junior Trem Solyn of Ohio has been named outstanding lineman for Serpense University. Coach Ben Schwarthealler praises Davis as a potential top lineman this season. Davis weighs 217 pounds and stands 6 feet 0 inches. Orange traveled to West Point yesterday for a scrimmage with Army.
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Syracuse
ATX
Roger Travis
Solyn
Ohio
Serpense University
Fornhalh Dils
Ben Schwarthealler
Davis
Muard
Fanta
Orange
Arinyoe
Athletics Rally Past Nuts for Sixth Straight Victory
Kansas City Athletics defeated Washington 4 3 on a fifth inning homer by Hector Lopes and an eighth inning two-run shot by Roy Sievers. The win extended KC to a sixth consecutive victory, with key contributions from Mastenrt and others as they solidified their lead in the American League race.
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Kansas City Aia Hoek
Hector Lopes
Kamsay City Athletics
Washington
Bohcory
Roy Sievers
Emily
Wass Eng Aansas Ctv
Ahr
Fultinel
Daports
LeBievern
Coanerey
Lennon
Lomaretts
Peart Rauenin
Emia
Wasimelon A. Kanan Yoo
Singnon
Hari
Ladies Night At Saratoga Raceway III Features Countess Rodney Victory
The Ladies Night program at Saratoga Raceway includes a feature race won by Countess Rodney, a Rodney-widower-driven entrant from Massena in a fast-paced night of harness action. The event showcases multiple horses and drivers with mixed placings, prize money, and bystander excitement across the program.
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Saratoga Raceway
Maves
Lles
Rodney
Gentry League and Local League Singles Scoreboard
A jumble of scores from the Gentry League and local leagues lists multiple 243 and 245 singles. Berthiaums 460 figures appear with Mike Miller and Ben McDonald among the scorers. Other totals include Watervlet 882 and various 200s and 500s across bowlers such as Carm, Andy Hosdevellus, Joe Mitchell Sr, Don McDonald, and Tehic.
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Berthiaums
Mike Wiffer
Steve O'Connell
Ware
Ben McDonald
Mike Miller
Labara Bowl
Cooney
Sailorg
Andy
Cohoes
Wake Guraiski
Mike Heman
Dack Kelleit
Bill Vat Hoeson
Joe Mitchell Sr
bin Baker
Don McDonald
Ed Juplisey
Tora Williams
Tehic
Lee Smith
Chet Tyesdorph
Fragmented Auction Ledger Names and Sums Across Vendors
Readable fragments list numerous individuals and firms with associated numbers resembling bids or accounts, including Mary Muytz, Rose Lysopolski, Bernini's Jewelers, and Polish Adverman Auxiliary. Many entries contain partial names and stray figures, suggesting a chaotic ledger or payroll-like record.
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Mary Jannacone
Rose Lysopolski
Li Garditer
Bernini
Susan Rosselli
Frances Forevers
Mary Rigglo
Jennie Barron
Mele Bopass
Esther Gabiski
Mary Sheny
Trajan Lidus
Mixeil
Unclear names and numbers in Cohoes Arena listing
A fragmented OCR list from Cohoes Arena features numerous personal names with numeric sequences and partial identifiers. Many entries appear garbled or incomplete, yielding no clear event, role, or context beyond scattered contact-like strings and mixed alphanumeric codes.
Giants Rally Past Phillies in doubleheader routs
In Philadelphia Jim Davenport sparked San Francisco with seven hits including two homers as the Giants swept the Phillies 4 4 1 and 19 2 in the twin bill. Richie Ashburn totaled five hits in eight at bats but trailed the league batting lead at .339. Al Worthington pitched solidly for the win in game one.
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Philadelphia
Jim Davenport
Jed
San Francisco
Giants
Philadel
Iphia
al Worthington
Thilles
Richie Ashby
Standings and slated games from major leagues
Standings show Milwaukee and Pittsburgh leading the National League with San Francisco and Chicago nearby. Daily results include Cleveland yesterday and New York and Boston, while today's probable pitchers list Wain, McLish, and Halmore among others.
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Boston
New York
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Doelenitt
Rathmore
Kansas City
Washingtt
Wheeley
Bostay
Detroit
Chevelannt
Washington
Baltimore
Pilcher
Shi
Burdette shuts out Cardinals 6 0 in Milwaukee win
Milwaukee ace Lew Burdette blanked St Louis 6 0 allowing only three Cardinal singles Ken Boyer Bobby Gene Smith Irv Noren all infield hits while punching out five and issuing one walk Aaron backed the victory with his 29th homer and four RBIs to lift the Braves in a tight pennant race Musial sidelined with a leg injury including a 339 batting average chase as the Cardinals fell short in Milwaukee
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Lew ‘Burdette
Cardinals
Ham
Aaron
Braves
Cariinals
Adv
Cardinal
Ken Boyer
Bobby Gane Smith
Irv
Noren
Cremo Jayer
Nove
Gut
Aling
Bover
Lawis
Tnt
Burdetler
Wden
Milwaukee Fins
Stan Musial
Thal
Philahie Ashburn
Musial
Mowacren
Iacewine
Lora
Bruton
Colony Recreation Montgomery eWVari Aliold Leonard 203575
Colony Recreation Montgomery event listed with names Aliold Leonard and Joe. Limited readable text notes participants and a numeric identifier 203575, suggesting a local notice or listing within the Montgomery area.
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Colony Recreation
Montgomery
Ewvari Aliold Leonard
Joe
Glens Falls TCC Players Qualify For Championship Round
Pierce Russell and Clif Rounds advanced at Troy County Club to the Glens Falls invitational championship division. Russell shot 98 and 37 for 75, three strokes off pace leader Joe Smith. Rounds posted 37 and a 75 to reach the top division, with matches set for today against Joe Keileman and Sint Wible.
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Glens Falls
Pierce Russell
Clif
Troy County
Chamionship
Glens Patts
Russell
Joe Smith
Conalry Cink
Joe Keileman
Slone Falls
Sint Wible
Siena
Cilens Falls
Lew Tou Witt
Wolterts Rovss
Nick Dastalin
Itensbury
All Michigan Back To Enroll On Coast
An All Michigan halfback from Ishpeming High, who averaged 18 points a game in basketball and ran 100 yards in 10.88 seconds, travels to register at a California freshman program next week. The San Francisco Chronicle notes Rod Wills Jr, 18, 180 pounds, son of a coal miner, was an average student at Ishpeming High. Minor league scores and exhibition notes from Chicago Bears, Cleveland, Pittsburgh, and Toronto appear in the scrambled text.
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Berkeley
Gant
Michigan
Ishpeming High
University of California
San Francisco Chroniule Gays
Hes Rod Wills Jr
Dodgers Beat Pirates as Snider Goes 4-For-4
Roger Urshela earned his first win for the Los Angeles Dodgers in a 7-3 victory over the Pittsburgh Pirates. Duke Snider drove in four runs with four hits including his 14th home run, while Ron Fairly hit his first major league homer.
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Pittsburth
Roger Ursle
Los Angeles Dodgers
Pittsburgh Pirates
Duke Snider
Craig
Fint
Fie
Wick Stuart
Piratts
Wtates
Baby Skinner
Mengrosk
Enider Et
Howard
Toe
Uae
Snyder Pair Qualify At Edison
Joe Nelson and Johnny Snyder of Troy Country Club tied for second in the Ison Club Member-Guest Tournament qualifying at Edison. They shot 68 with 83 on the front and 43 back, two strokes behind medalist Richard Grabany and Sig Makolski. A playoff was needed for the final two spots in the championship division.
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Joe Nelson
Johnny Snyder
Troy Country Club
Ison Club
Nelson
Snyder
Richard Grabany
Sig Makolski
McGregor Links
Graham Amd Makolski
Sig
Hovors
Mark Flanagan
Peter ‘Sremhan
Aburagar
Tete Pedotve
Paul ‘Salsmone
Meévhawieville
John Butter
Chet Goselnski
Mechanarville
Lew Cole
Lonnie Parks
Ballston Spa
Hawkey
Gina Turehi
Ballston
Fired Dallas Official to Attend Minor Talks
George Shepps, a candidate for minor league executive of the year, says he has been fired as general manager of the Dallas Rangers in the Texas League. He insists he will not quit and plans to travel to Columbus, Ohio, to join discussions that could shape the league’s future.
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George Shepps
Dallas Rangers
Shepps
Coline
Ohio
Hastings
Kaline Homer Tops Orioles in Detroit Win
Detroit’s Kaline hit a two out homer in the eighth to back Frank Lary as the Tigers defeated the Baltimore Orioles 3 2. Lary doubled earlier and teammate Veal scored on a late rule play as Detroit improved to two wins over Baltimore this season.
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Frank Lary
Baltimore Orioles
Swason
Lary
Harvey
Kuen
Oh Waline
Jeltfield
Boyt Wilhely Town
Wilhelm
Tal Timony Houkolt
I Ahr
Vanessaal
Brown
Anne Garaver
Bolling
Mawel
Far Gardner
Au Nda Vnde
Withelms
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Delraly
Woodhing
Kents Katine
Tribe Tops Bosox On Colavito Slam
Cleveland defeats Boston as Rocky Colavito hits a grand slam in the seventh inning tying the game and leading the Indians to a 4 0 win. Semmy White adds a homer in the same inning while Gary Bell struggles before relief. Boston's Randy Jackson makes an error in the third and Mudcat Grant shuts down the visitors.
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Rocky Colavito
Cleveland Tadiums
Boston Red Sox
Semmy White
Boston
Gary Bell
Ted Williams
Pete Runenels
Bell
Randy Jackson
Boston Sun
Jim
Mudcat) Srant
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Colavila
Hoeton
Cuevalaad
Jensen
Stenhennet
You Fenscheid
Walsh improves and honors Hall of Fame status in setback
Former Chicago White Sox star and Baseball Hall of Fame member Walsh showed improvement yesterday but remains critically ill with cancer. The AP report notes Walsh’s ongoing battle as fans and peers send support.
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Worl Lauderdate
Ed Walsh
Chicago White Sox
Pilehey
Baseball Tall of Fame
Eastern League Beghola Finals Opens with Clinghamton Lead
Clinghamton leads the Beghola finals 1-0 over Hughamton after a strong first period effort. Laicaster D. scored the lone goal as the visitors press for an equalizer in the second period at home.
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Hughamton
Laicaster
D. Clinghamton Ieads
Cervi Hired to Lead Warriors in Philadelphia
Satsy A. Cervi signed a two year contract to coach the Philadelphia Warriors, succeeding George Setesk who moved to the front office. Cervi, a fiery veteran coach active since 1935, previously led the Syracuse Nationals and later coached the Warriors, earning a reputation for defensive excellence and intense style. He never attended college and built a rugged career from local clubs to pro ranks.
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Meby Tne
Cervi
Jeff
Philadelphia Warriors
NBA
George Senesky
Eddie Cotthen Suuley
UPI
Philadelphia
Satsy A. Cervi
National Basketball Assn
Odorge Setesk
Jodny
Eddie Gottlion
Laat
Syracuse Nats
Rochester
National Basketball League
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Nats
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