Indians Fight Back Rally Sparks Rebound in A’s Thriller
Cleveland climbs from fourth to second two games back after an extra inning 6 5 win over Philadelphia. Larry Doby homer in the 10th. Lefty Bearden earns win as Satchel Paige supports with relief. Yankee results and NL action follow in late season stretch drive.
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Indians
Yankees
Athletics
Browns
Larry Doby
Gus Zernia
Mike Garcia
Doby
Gene Bearden
Satchel Paige
Allie Reynolds
Clint Courtney
St. Louis
Red Sox
Tigers
Mel Parnell
Senators
Chicago
Walt Masterson
Leo Durocher
Giants
Pirates
Dodgers
Zernial and Doby Power Phillies Past Indians 6-5
Philadelphia builds a 5-0 lead with Zernial and Doby homer and 4 RBIs, then holds off Cleveland 6-5 as Brissie earns the win and Hooper takes the loss. Zoldak adds a quality start in 6 innings with 4 runs allowed.
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Tribe
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Chicago
Brooklyn
ABHOA
Joost
Fridley
Brown
Morgan
Fain
Avila
Fondy
Reese
Philley
Doby
Jeffcoat
Robinson
Zernial
Rosen
Baumhitz
Pafko
If Vato
Simpson
Sauer
Campania
Robertsn
Glynp
Serena
Shuba
If Kell
Boone
Snider
Suder
Tipton
Sjackson
Chiti
Nelson
Robinsons
Chili
Bb—Rush
So—Rush
Roe
Moore
Loes
Ho— Roe
King
Rush
Baumholtz
U—Gorman
Donatelli
Ballanfant
Barlick
Zeldak
Wright
Garcia
Murray
E—Robertson
RBI
Yale
Hr—Zernial
S—Garcia
Gilynn
Glynn
Zoldak
So—Zoldak
Hooper
Brissie
Ho—Zoldak
Er—Zoldak
Pb—Murray
Briss
Baseball scores and line summaries from multiple games
Summaries cover New York and Boston Detroit games with Bearden Reynolds, Paine Wight Baker, and Masterson pitchers. Scoring notes include RBI by Courtney Nieman Woodling and DiMaggio Gernert Kath, with more detail on hits, errors, and fielding. Also lists game times, attendance, and team totals for Pittsburgh New York and St Louis Philadelphia contests.
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Martin
Reynolds
New York
R—Berra
Nieman
Courtney
E—Bearden
RBI
Woodling
Zarilla
Mantle
S— Nieman
St. Lowis
Paige
Bearden
A—Berry
Paparella
Duffy
Rommel
Boston
Detroit
Goodman
Groth
Wilson
Pesky
Evers
Mullin
DiMaggio
Hatfield
Kell
Dropo
Gernert
Souchock
Wilber
Lenhardt
Niarhos
Bat
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Kelly
Batts
Lipon
Feceroff
Bb—Parnell
So—Parnell
Wight
Er—Parnell
Balk
wWilber
Parnell
U—Mckinley
Stevens
Napp
Summers
New York ST. Louis
Rizzuto
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Collins
Goldsb’y
Bauer
Berra
Dyck
McDug'd
Delsing
Cleveland
Phila
Chicago
St. Louis
Wash
Washington
Chicago Fee
Philadelphia
Robind Fain
Phil
Bos
Det
N. Y
Rosen
Doby
Cleo
Clark
Philo
Runnels
White
St. L
Hoderein
Yale
Philseeeeee
Zernial Phil
Det. Oe
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
St. Louis Eees
Musial
St.l
Shuba
Atwell
Chi
Lockman
H.rice
Stews
Kluszewski
Cin
Lopata
Steeee
Fondy
Robinson
Bklyn
Dark
Adcock
Adams
Logan
Cecece
Metkovich
Pitt
Brown
Burgess
Phil. Eens
Sauer
Thompson
Campanella
Bkn
Cincinnati Beats Boston In Low-Scoring Game
Cincinnati and Boston played a pitching duel with Raffensberger earning the win. Surkont took the loss as Boston managed only two runs on nine hits while Cincinnati totaled seven runs on 12 hits. Key hits came from Pellagrini and McMillan with strong relief from Surkont.
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Jim Hearn
Preacher Roe
Brooklyn
Roe
Chicago
Hank Sauer
Bob Rush
Sisler
St. Louis
Cardinals
Sally Hemus
Red Schoendienst
Stan Musial
Enos Slaughter
Eddie Yuhas
Surkont
Boston
Ted Kluszewski
Hank Edwards
Eddie Pellagrini
Raffensberger
Cincinnati
Borkweki
Jethroecf
Adams
Logan
Marshall
Mathews
Kiszwski
Gordon
Westlake
Thorpers
Edwards
Crowe
Adcock
Burris
Seminicke
Pellagrin
Surkent
McMillan
Rffnasbrgr
R—Westlake
Jethroe
RBI
Pellagrini
Charley Salas To Fight Reyes In Hollywood Clash
Charley Salas a 24 year old welterweight from Phoenix will box Oscar Reyes of Los Angeles in a 10 round main event at Hollywood Legion Stadium. Salas, in his 177th pro bout, is favored slightly over Reyes, who is a haberdasher by day. Reyes scored a surprise five round TKO last June 28 at the Legion Stadium over Freddy Babe Herman. Salas is managed by George Parnassans, who also handles Enrique Bolanos and Juan Zurita.
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Hollywood
Charley Salas
Phoenix
Ariz
Oscar Reyes
Los Angeles
Hollywood Legion Stadium
Salas
Reyes
Freddy
Babe) Herman
Legion Stadium
George Parnassans
Enrique Bolanos
Juan Zurita
City A B Teams Play Tomorrow in Local Baseball Schedule
Tomorrow's games feature class A at Tucson high on South Campbell avenue with two 10 a.m. doubleheaders and two 2 p.m. matchups on the north and south diamonds. CLASS B at Santa Rosa park opens with Cardinals versus Carrillo Sluggers at 10 a.m. followed by Cobras versus Santa Rosa Wildcats at noon and Warriors versus Yellowjackets at 2:30. Old standings list Warriors 1000, Northside Aces 1833, Cardinals 1200, Santa Rosa Wildcats 1730, Cobras 800 with Red Caps and Monarchs dropped.
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Estevan Field
City Recreation
Tucson High School
Campbell Avenue
Howard & Stoffi Tigers
Coors
North Diamond
Gas-Electric Co
Railway Carmen
South Diamond
Porter's Mathers
Alianza Lodge
Amvets Post
Santa Rosa Park
Cardinals
Carrillo Sluggers
Cobras
Santa Rosa Wildcats
Warriors
Yellowjackets
Carrillo Ne
Northside Aces
Sosseseee
Clark Arnold Tangle Again At Roaring Rodeo Races
Hot Rod Harrington reports exciting jalopy action at the rodeo field as Ray Clark and Hank Arnold clash on the quarter mile oval. Clark broke a transmission earlier. Arnold lost a drive shaft but aims to race with his red hot No 71 despite a foot injury.
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Harrington
Rodeo Field
Ray Clark
Hank Arnold
Clark
Arnold
Redhot
Cheesbourg Wins Trophy Dash At Globe Speedway Thriller
Globe special reports Bill Cheesbourg of Tucson took the trophy dash and main event at Globe Speedway. Dutch Bodenheimer caused damage in a postrace incident. Les Morrison finished third in the main and won another event. R C Whitwell and other Tucson drivers loom as contenders as time trials begin tonight at 7:30.
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Globe
Bill Cheesbourg
Tucson
Globe Speedway
Dutch Bodenheimer
Les Morrison
R. C.whitwell
George Koch
Whitwell
Ttwo
Cheesbourg
Roger McCluskey
Softball Schedule Moves to Time-Call End of Inning
Loveless Gardner announces future softball games will end at 7:45 and 9:15 p.m. if in progress, with rain delays resumed from the current inning. The schedule lists daily matchups from Monday through Friday across multiple venues and teams including Rangerettes Sunshine Girls and Goodman Supply against Grand Central Aircraft.
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Loveless Gardner
Great Title Rally Tops Eagles in Late-Game Upset
Title defeated the Eagles 13 to 12 after nine runs in the top of the sixth. Tom Feeney hit a bases loaded homer for Title. Arizona Land beat Reuben’s 7 to 2 behind strong pitching from Mike Geddes and timely hitting by Charles Schumacher.
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Tucson
Old Pueblo
Eagles
Tom Feeney
Arizona Land
Mike Geddes
Charles Schumacher
Reuben
Olivas
Ahambrac
Galaz
Geddes Gergen
Young
Seneatter
Hagan
Revel
Gump
Ten Run Inning Beats Oilers In Santa Rita Park
The Piggybankers fell 14 5 to the Hall Insulators after a four run first and a ten run third highlighted by Genung’s early perfect spell. Babe Hall, Larry Hart, and a host of hitters fueled the Insulators while Piggybank’s miscues fueled the big inning. Cine Plaza Flirts and Garden Spot also won in the girls and nightcaps respectively at Santa Rita park.
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George Genung
Larry Hart
Babe
Hall
Felix Carreon
Piggybank
Bill Parrish
Halls
Brack Whitaker
Cine Plaza Flirts
St. Mary's
Loyce Espino
Garden
Infilco
Bob Teller
LDS
Menzie
Chast
Shay
Telesco
Moore
O Hall
Codd
Genung
Felix
Charonas
Ganem
Carrillo
Eby
B.hart
Davis
Whitaker
Parish
Aros
L. Hart
Yanks Again Dig Into NL
New York acquires Johnny Schmitz from Brooklyn for Wally Hood and about $20,000 as the Yankees push for the pennant. The 31 year old lefty follows Johnny Mize, Johnny Hopp and Johnny Sain, who aided 1949 to 1951 title drives. Schmitz appeared in ten Dodgers games last season with one win and one loss.
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NEW York
Johnny Schmitz
Johnny Come
New York Yankees
Schmitz
Johnny Mize
Johnny Hopp
Johnny Sain
Yanks
Brooklyn Dodgers
Chicago Cubs
Wally Hood
Mize
New York Giants
Brooklyn
Hopp
Pittsburgh
iHanks
Sain
Boston Braves
Detroit
Dodgers
Rascals Rally To Top Polar Bears In Oury Softball
American rallied to defeat the Polar Bar Bears 13 to 11 at Oury Park in BB softball. Winning pitcher was Henry Don. Bob Jackson hit a three run homer for the Bears. Jerry's Ming Rascals moved to second in the B standings with a 7 to 0 win over the Emery Park Baptists.
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Line American
Polar Bar Bears
Oury Park
Henry Don
Bob Jackson
Bears
Jerry
Ming Rascals
Emery Park Baptists
Soes
Carrillo Sluggers
Eoo Ree
Northside
Sesesee- Los Eeee
Sino American Club
E- Hughes Aircrafters
Salvation Army
Oury Park Tigers
Jerry’s Ming Rascal
Oury Park Pachucos
Picacho Pipeliners
Eastside Aces Ener Eennee Eons
Encanto Drug Seawolfs
Ceresess
Emery Park Baptist
Crusaders
Seer Ooeweeerane
Gettel Guides A’s to 1-0 Win Over Angels
Oakland pitcher Al Gettel threw a three hit shutout as the A’s ended a five game losing streak with a 1 to 0 victory over Los Angeles. In San Francisco Hollywood dropped its fourth straight to the Seals 8 to 2 while Portland edged Seattle 9 to 8 in the ninth. San Diego beat Sacramento 6 to 0.
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Associated Press
Oakland
al Gettel
Los Angeles
Gettel
Angels
San Francisco
Hollywood
Seals
Portland
iSeattle
Seattle
San Diego
Padres
Sacramento
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Hank Greenberg
Clark Griffith
Washington Senators
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Waite Hoyt
Wally Schang
Charlie Keller
Buddy Hasset
Joe Dugan
Tommy Henrich
Lefty Gomez
Red Ruffing
Johnny Murphy
Bill Dickey
Joe DiMaggio
Bob Meuser
Phil Rizzuto
Frank Crosetti
Red Rolfe
Wally Pipp
Lou Gehrig
Earle Combs
Babe Ruth
Joe Gordon
Tony Lazzeri
Gehrig
Ruth
Lazzeri
Cubs
Dick Sisler
Phillies
Reds
Braves
Ken Raffensberger
Max Sarkent
Durocher
Monte Irvin
Bobby Thomson
Henry Thompson
Jim Rhodes
Irvin
Whitey Lockman
Wes Westrum
Thomson
Ace
Grasso Sparks
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Kranich
Miranda
Dobson
Judson
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Johnson
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Dente
Grassco
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Mele
Coan
Rodriguez
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Fox
R&aer
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So— Dobson
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Hurley
Soar
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K'rhorek
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Bell
Kiner
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Garagiola
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Merson
Mueller
del Greco
Britrome
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Westrume
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Hearn
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Westrum
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Groat
Op—Hearn
Bartirome
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la Paime
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Secory
Warneke & Goetz
D. Rice
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ST. Loses
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Schoendienst
Slaughter
H. Rice
DO. Rice
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Sister
Ryan
Wyrostek
Ennis
Waitkus
Hansen
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Hamner
Ashburn
Hemus
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Juarez
Yost
Busby
Rivera
Jensen
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Runneis
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Stewart
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Yuhas
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Carl Hubbell
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Clark, Arnold Tangle Again
Santa Rita Park
Rangerettes
Sunshine Girls
Town House
Garden Spot
Baum & Adamson
Knotty Pine Knights
Hall Insulators
Goodman Supply
Telephones
Cocio-Estrada Legionaires
Tucson Squirts
Plaza Theatre Flirts
Chapman- Dyer Steel
Damskey’s
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Oury Park Chargers
Jerry Ming
Emery Park Church
Oury Park Raiders
Motor Supply
Erie Drug Seawolfs
LDS Deserets
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Batly Citizen
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R—Menzie
Carreon
Chastain
Acuna
Halli
Charonhas
B Hart
E—Moore
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Quihuis
Cine Plaza
Brown and Guenther
Martinez
Cruz
Tellez
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Linden
Grand Central Goodman Supply Seeeetee
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Davis-Monthan
Elkseeee
Cocio-Estrada Ee Wee
First Baptist
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Arizona Building Specialties Company
Ahl
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Tucson Auto Racing Corporation
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el Despertador
Tony Villegas
M. Tabernacle Choir
Broadway
Stan Norman
Square Deal
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Pete Tufts
John Holbrook
Aviation News
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Fred Finney
Glenn Hardy
Frank & Ernest
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MGM Theater of the Air
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