Bills Upset 49ers in AFL clash at Frisco
George Ratterman directed Buffalo Bills to a 28 17 upset over the San Francisco 49ers in an All America Conference game. Buffalo outgained the visitors 445 to 230 with a balanced attack and two Ratterman touchdown passes aiding Joe Bula’s 45 yard ground gain.
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Baltimore Colts
Chicago Bears
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Pittsburg Steelers
New York Giants
Ratterman Gatehons
Frankie Albert
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Joe Bula
Frear Test Turbulent Meet Produces Top Finishers
Maxwell nabbed a medal in the Frear Test event while a rival claimed a medalist spot at Frear Fark. The weekend tournament yielded notable results with final standings highlighting several top finishers.
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Triplets Beat Indians 7-3 to clinch Governors Cup thriller
Wilkes Barre UY-With Rooth Ed Ford pitched eight innings as the Binghamton Triplets defeated the Wilkes-Barre Indians 7-3 before 7,136 fans. The rally in the seventh broke a deadlock, with four unanswered runs after the Indians led twice earlier in the series. Despite Kotrany’s 64 win Friday, the Indians fell behind in the second inning as four extra-base hits including homers by Art Schultz and Bill Rodgers sparked the Bombers.
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National League Yesterday's Resets
Philadelphia 5 Brooklyn 3. St Louis 1 New York 3 Boston 7 New York 1 Pittsburgh 2 Pittsburgh 9. Cleveland Team Standings. Brooklyn Philadelphia 72 Boston 3 POWYS there. No games scheduled. American League Yesterday's Results. New York 7 Peter 1 Chicago 7 St Louis 2 81. Levis & Chicago 2 Team Standings. WoL Pet GF a5 ATR and eT
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Russell Gains In Title Play
Russell gains in title play as performers tour the nation singing with Peres, while scores reflect a cot and scattered references to bards in a fragmented itinerary.
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Peres
Brecheen Stars On Hill In 1–0 Cardinals Victory Over Cubs
Cardinals ace Marty Brecheen pitched and batted the Redbirds to a 1 0 win over the Cubs as St Louis narrowed the NL pennant race with Brooklyn. Brecheen notched a four singles day and drove in all three runs, while Johnny Schmitz faltered for Chicago. Cardinals idle, next meet Pirates in Pittsburgh then Chicago and Brooklyn games await, with four wins needed in five to force a playoff.
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Parnell Wins 25th as Red Sox Top Yankees 4-1
Boston pitcher Mel Parnell earned his 25th win and Ted Williams belted his 13th homer, lifting the Red Sox to a 4-1 victory over the New York Yankees to pull even for the American League lead. Williams and Parnell powered a Fenway win that snapped a nine-game streak and drew 35,517 spectators. The scene shifts to Yankee Stadium for a potential pennant deciding game.
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Mel Parnell
Ted William
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New York Yankees
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Joe DiMaggio
Semnich Lifts Phils Past Dodgers In Tight Win At Ebbets
Brooklyn and Philadelphia clash as Semnich powers the Phillies to a 5-3 win over the Dodgers at Ebbets Field before 33,452 fans. Branca started strong for Brooklyn, but a late rally highlighted by Reminick and a costly Banta relief outing sealed the game for Philadelphia.
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Heintzelman
Jackie Robinson
Luis Olmo
Carl Futulo
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Gil Hodges
Philadelphia Brcorlys
Miksiy
Jorgesaese
Newoo
Great Barrington Race Entries Relateted
Entries list for the Great Barrington race shows participants from local clubs and regional runners. The event page notes registration deadlines and track officials guiding the field.
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Giants Triumph Over Braves in Doubleheader Sweep
New York Giants swept a doubleheader from the Boston Braves, taking game one 2 to 2 with six innings due to darkness and game two 5 2 after Willard Marshall aided the comeback. Dave Koslo edged Vern Bickford in the opener. Bob Thomson turned a second triple play of the season in the first inning as Connie Ryan and Elbie Fletcher turned two. Connie Ryan drove in both Reds with a third inning homer.
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Allie Reynolds
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Elbie Fletcher
Lockman
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Lemon Tops Tigers as Indians Beat Detroit 7 to 1
Bob Lemon earned his 21st victory for the Cleveland Indians, striking out 11 Tigers and guiding a four-run eighth inning that broke the game open. Detroit starter Art Houtteman took the loss as Cleveland improved to 23,977 in attendance. The Indians took control late with key hits including Kennedy's bases loaded single.
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Siena Booters Seek Five Candidates for College Soccer
Siena Booters list five candidates for Steny College soccer positions. Named are Fred Kirch and Maurice Stack from Siena, Dave William Squadere from LaSalle Institute, and Watery and Bob Woode. Cathalit also mentioned as a candidate.
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Maurice Stack
LaSalle Institute
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William Squadere
Watery
Bob Woode
Cathalit
Browns Rally After 100th Loss To Win Doubleheader
The St. Louis Browns lost their 100th game in a 7-5 defeat to the Chicago White Sox in the first game of a doubleheader, then recovered to win the nightcap 6-2 before darkness halted play after six innings. Strong bats for Chicago and pitching shifts framed the twin bill as the Browns sought momentum.
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Kiner Belts 53rd To Set Mark As Bucs Cop Twice
Ralph Kiner connected for his 53rd homer yesterday establishing a new National League mark and tying another as the Pittsburgh Pirates defeated the Cincinnati Reds in both ends of a doubleheader 7 to 3 and 3 to 2. Kiner also had an RBI in the first game and walked three times. Wally Westlake homered in the nightcap to spark the Pirates.
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Watervliet KR Cad Mike Volk Leads Mixed Scores
A fragmented scores page lists athletes and numbers across multiple events. Names include Watervliet KR Cad Mike Volk and Bill Volk, with others such as Andy Barta and Pauline Jupin among the participants. Miscellaneous scores like 223 231 274878 appear, along with several other entries and initials.
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Harry Gully
Eve Minehan
Wettia Canard
Fran Nolett
Vivian Keado
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