Indians Split Doubleheader with Senators 3-1 and 8-2
Cleveland Indians clinched ground on the Washington Senators by taking both ends of a twi night doubleheader 3-1 and 8-2. Gene Woodling and Larry Doby powered the sweep with key hits and RBIs while Mike Garcia and Bob Lemon combined on strong pitching. The Indians moved within two games of the Yankees with nine games remaining in the season.
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Washington Senators
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Indians
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Larry Doby
Mike Garcia
Bob Lemon
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Senators
Lemon
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Woodling
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Chakales
Chadwick Calls Off Dover Channel Swim Plan
Florence Chadwick postponed her planned non-stop round trip of the English Channel until September 24. Weather prevented an immediate start from the English coast, forcing the delay of the San Diego swimmer’s English Channel attempt.
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Florence Chadwick
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Homers Help Red Sox Split Doubleheader With Kansas City
Boston defeats Kansas City 7 4 in the second game as Faye Throneberry and Jim Piersall hit two run homers. Vic Power drove in Joe Astroth with a 32nd inning single for a 6 5 A’s win in the opener. Boston faced bases loaded in the nightcap before Bill Stewart flied out for the final out.
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Boston Red Sox
Faye Throneberry
Jim Piersall
Kansas City
Vic Power
Joe Astroth
Athletics
Sox
A’s
Bill Stewart
Dick Brodowski
Leo Kiely
Enos Slaughter
Stewart
Throneberry
Red Sox
Billy Goodman
Piersall
Grady Hatton
Power
Astroth
Tom Gorman
Chisox Rally Splits Twinbill With Orioles
Chicago White Sox rally for six runs in the ninth to beat Baltimore 6 4 in the second game after Baltimore won the opener 2 0. The split leaves Chicago four games behind Cleveland with ten to play while Baltimore improves its pennant chances.
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Troy PAL To Play Cohoes Intermediates
An All Star team of Troy PAL players has been chosen to face the Cohoes Intermediate League in a best of three series. Games set for Cohoes Intermediate Field, Prospect Park, and a site to be named. 17 players listed with practice and transportation plans. The series supports a post season social for the PAL and Police Benevolent Association.
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Joe Walsh
Police Benevo Jest Association
Ted Bloomer
Ken Nexing
Central Police Headquarters
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Stan Smulsky
Ed Smulsky
Don Washock
St. Mary's
Lou Germano
Tom Driscoll
Nick Marchese
Dom Marto
Tom Luce
Jack Burke
Sacred Heart
Bill Bassett
Friend Pitches Bues Top-2 Win
AP report notes Bob Friend pitched the Pittsburgh Pirates to a 5-2 victory over the Cincinnati Redlegs. He added a double and a single to the hitting attack, earning his 12th win against nine losses.
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Bob Friend
Pittsburgh Pirates
Cincinnati Redlegs
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Friend
Pittsburgh
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Temple
Freese
Burgesse
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K'z'wski
Thomas If
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Shepatic
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Freeman
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Fotala
Harmon Jn
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Bailey
Smith
Haze
Landrith
Groat
RBI
Thomas
Nuxhall
Cles Mente
Rochester Tops Montreal In IL Playoff Opener
Rochester defeats Montreal 8 to 5 to take a 1 0 series edge in the International League semifinal, moving within one win of the best of seven.
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International League
Rochester
Montreal
Northeastern Women’s Golf finishes in tie at Edison Club
Two players tied for first in the final NWGA tourney with 83s on the Edison Club course. Sylvia Maurycy won the first net with a 77 handicap, while Pat Wall and other locals posted strong scores in the A B and C divisions. Mrs Noerling elected association president with officers named and the point trophy awarded to Mrs Gerald Hallenbeck.
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Mechanicville
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Sayles
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Patsy Wall
Wolferts Roost
Duane Fuller
Ballston Spa
A. R.forman
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G. A. Reich
Mohawk
Noerling
Association
George Frank
Albany
Margaret Cramer
Antlers
Henry Bratner
Colonie Country
Gerald Hallenbeck
Hallenbeck
Rampden
van Schaick
Lee Bass Jr
Mandingo Captures Ken Singston Purse at Aqueduct
Mandingo, the 5-year-old son of Princequillo Accra, led from the start under Hedley Woodhouse to win the Ken Singston Purse at Aqueduct by a length in 1 45 1/5 for 1 1/6 miles. Affrighted was eight lengths back, with Impulsive third and Mandingo paying 5.10 2.90 2.10.
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Aqueduct
Princequillo Accra
Hedley Woodhouse
Max Noble
South Point
Lester Manor Stable
Impulsive
Sam Boulmetis
Brookfield Farm
Atlantic City
I Appeal
Do Report
Bence
Lane Denies Cardinal Bid
Baltimore AP report states General Manager Frank Lane denies pursuing a Cardinal coaching bid amidst ongoing talks with top executives and the Palo Alto franchise.
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Baltimore
Frank Lane
Palo Rese
Standings and results from baseball leagues across two leagues
National League results yesterday include Philadelphia 10 over Chicago 0 and New York 9 over Brooklyn 2. Brooklyn leads NL standings with Milwaukee at 65 552, while New York and Philadelphia race for spots. American League shows Cleveland 55 6 21 and New York 87 56 60 8, with Chicago 85 59 59. Detroit and Kansas City also posted results.
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McDermott
Pierce
Donovan
Wilson
Wight
Garver
Larsen
Phillies Complete Sweep of Cubs 10-0 in Season Finale
Philadelphia Phillies shutout Chicago 10-0 as Murry Dickson tossed a fourteenth win against ten losses while Chicago starter Sam Jones took his nineteenth loss. The 39-year-old Dickson limited the Cubs to six hits, backed by a 15-hit Phillies attack and timely power from Greengrass and Morgan.
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Cubs
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Goetz
Antonelli Drives Giants Past Braves 9-1 In Milwaukee
Johnny Antonelli pitched and batted the New York Giants to a 9 to 1 victory over the Milwaukee Braves. He earned the win, homered, doubled, and singled while driving in four runs as New York built a large early lead and cruised.
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East Greenbush Little League Elects Officers Friday Night
The East Greenbush Little League board meets Friday at 8 PM in the Connie High School faculty room with President Roy Mc Farlin to nominate and elect officers for next year.
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Little League
Roy McFarlin
Connie High School
Turley blanked Detroit as Yankees top Tigers 6 4
Bob Turley earned his second straight shutout and his sixth of the season striking out seven over six and two thirds. Hank Bauer hit his 18th homer and Elston Howard drove in two runs as New York built a four run fourth inning to beat Detroit 6 to 4 and secure at least a split in the season series. Don Larsen set to face Ned Garver in the final meeting.
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Steve Gromek
Hank Bauer
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al Kaline
Ray Boone
Charlie Maxwell
Billy Martin
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Baby Miller
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Romme
Wertz Home Awaits Series Victory Revival
Vic Wertz of the Cleveland Indians, released from Lakeside Hospital after poliomyelitis, calls the illness a lucky break and thanks supporters. He plans light walks soon and hopes to attend a World Series game, while his teammates play a twin bill in Washington.
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Cleveland Indians
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Bill
Washington
LaRouech Drives Double in Saratoga Trot Divisions
At Saratoga Raceway Jessica King and LaRouech pair win a $1,000 Class AA-A-BB handicap for Collista Hanover in the Tuxedo Trot division. Trinka Regent takes the other Tuxedo Trot division, while Morton W. captures the Essex for two year olds. Brooklyn Dodgers fall as rookie Schmidt blanks them in St. Louis.
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Saratoga Raceway
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Collista Hanovers
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Henry Lowe
James E. Barker
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Charlie Fleming
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Jackie Candler
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American Association Omaha Beats Louisville 3-2 in Game One
Omaha wins 3 2 over Louisville in a tight opening game of the best of seven semifinal series tying the series at one game apiece with a 33 scoreline noted.
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American Association Omaha
Louisville
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