Mantle’s Status In Doubt for World Series Opener
Ailing Yankees outfielder Mickey Mantle may miss most of the World Series opener at Yankee Stadium as Casey Stengel weighs lineup changes. Mantle’s leg injury risks limited play while the Dodgers pursue victory in the best of seven series.
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Yankees Split as Coleman Shifts In Second Game
The New York Yankees split a season ending doubleheader with the Boston Red Sox, winning the opener 9-2 before losing the nightcap. Pitchers Turley Grim and Sturdivant split duties with Coleman starting for New York in the second game. Mantle was sidelined by a leg injury and may pinch hit in the World Series.
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Pierce Shuts Out Kansas City in World Series Game
Rochester defeats Minneapolis 3 to 2 in a seven inning format tied series 2-2. Markell Jacobs Wool Gridge Heim St St Claire Worthington Sawatski L Jacobs Best-of-7 remains even as game details show a shutout by Pierce over Kansas City.
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Boone Drives Tigers To 6-2 Win Over Indians
Ray Boone drove in two runs with a single and double to lift his RBI total to 116 as the Detroit Tigers defeated the Cleveland Indians 6-2 before 17,888 at Briggs Stadium. Bob Miller allowed seven hits in a complete game victory, extending his success against Cleveland in eight days. Al Kaline left after two innings with a sore wrist but finished the season at .340. Sunday football results note St Norbert 13 Loras.
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Mays Homers To Tie Giant Season Mark In Split With Phils
Willie Mays hit his 51st homer tying a club record as the New York Giants and Philadelphia Phillies split a doubleheader. Giants won 5-2 in game one, then lost 3-1 in game two ending Leo Durocher’s 74 year run as Giants manager.
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Durocher Quits Baseball With Two Farewell Speeches
Leo Durocher ended his Giants era with a players’ farewell and a television sendoff. He said retirement might not be permanent, leaving open a possible return if a great offer came, and named Bill Rigney as his successor as Giants manager.
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Polly Riley Captures Third Trans Mississippi Golf Title
Polly Riley of Fort Worth Texas won the women's Trans Mississippi golf championship with an 11 and 9 victory over Mary Ann Downey of Baltimore. The match concluded in Oklahoma City with Riley dominating the final rounds.
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Major College Football Scores From Amherst to Texas
Postponed and completed games sweep the national slate. Amherst and Colby events canceled while Furman and many Atlantic teams posted scores. notable results include Boston College 27 Brandeis 9, Princeton 41 Fungers 7, Texas Christian 32 Texas Tech 0, Notre Dame 47 Southern Methodist 0, Oklahoma 13, USC 0, Georgia Tech 14, Florida 7, Clemson 20, Duke 83 S C State 7, and Michigan State Indiana 13.
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Haney Fired As Pirate Pilot Ends Era For Pirates
The Pittsburgh Pirates fired manager Fred Haney after a 60 94 season ending with a loss to the Brooklyn Dodgers. General Manager Branch Rickey said Haney’s contract was terminated and Rickey will depart in a restructuring of top club management. The firing followed a season highlighted by attendance of 25 185 on Award Day.
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Youth boxing week features Patterson led card across nation
AP Sportswrite notes youth week in boxing with Floyd Patterson headlining events nationwide. Patterson faces Dave Whitlock in San Francisco while Neal Rivers Gene Fullmer and others boxing across Chicago Philadelphia Boston and Washington in 10 rounders and eight rounders televised on NBC ABC and Dumont.
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Dodgers Final Triumph Over Pirates Ends Season
The Brooklyn Dodgers clinched the pennant and defeated the last-place Pittsburgh Pirates 4-0 in the season finale. Manager Fred Haney announced his firing to reporters just before the game. Key names include Campanella Freese Snider Zimmer and Podres with standout contributions and pitching notes from Labine facing both teams’ lineups.
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