Sullivan Keeps Twins Close With Third Victory Over Yanks
Big Frank Sullivan earned his third win in the Twins 9-8 comeback over the New York Yankees. Rollins and Allen delivered key hits as Minnesota erased a late deficit. Clete Boyer hit his 15th homer for New York, Allison drove in the winning run for Minnesota. Cleveland beat the Indians 11-? as Eddie Fisher pitched well. A’s beat Washington 4-2 behind Ed Charles and Jerry Lumpe. Tim Ford outpointed Jimmy Beasley in Miami boxing. Joe Murchison and Eddie Fobbs drew in a double in Miami.
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Doubleheader Preview Highlights Browns Lions NFL Card
Welcome home Milt Plum as Cleveland hosts a historic two game NFL exhibition at Municipal Stadium. Plum leads the Detroit Lions against the Dallas Cowboys in the opener, then faces Pittsburgh with former Browns teammates in the second game.
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Courageous 100 Year Old Stagg Joins Birthday Party
Amos Alonzo Stagg, aged 100, attended a nationwide birthday event in Stockton after hospital confinement. Despite cataracts and frail health, he appeared at the Civic Auditorium with his wife Stella and son Paul, receiving cheers from 370 birthday celebrants including Gov. Edmund G. Brown.
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Major Stars Camilli Ritual Drives Dodgers Past Pirates 7-3
Doug Camilli drove in four runs with a two run single in the sixth to snap a 3-3 tie and help the National League leaders beat Pittsburgh 7-3. Don Cardwell shut down San Francisco on six hits for a 6-0 Cubs win, fanning eight with two walks.
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Lucky Inn Wins to Duel for City League Lead
Lucky Inn beat Fraternal Order of Police and Clarke County Esso dashed season with a 9-0 loss to Halltown. Lucky Inn (19-6) must beat R H Hummer (7 p.m.) Saturday to claim the city title. Halltown’s Bill Longerbeam hurled a three-hit shutout as Johnson and Anders sparked the offense.
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Musial: NL hitters seek line drives over homers this season
Stan Musial says National League players are focusing on contact rather than power this year. He cites Colt Stadium’s yardage and defense minded clubs like the Dodgers and Pirates as factors, noting sliders and park sizes push hitters toward line drives.
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Bums Win Cubs Beat Giants In Tight Doubleheader
Lucky Inn stays in title race with a 7-4 win over FOP as Charlie Hill struggles and Eddie Grim surrenders eight hits. Dodgers top Pirates 7-3 behind Camilli powering a 7-3 win. Cardwell blanks Giants 6-0 while Reds top Milwaukee 7-1 and Cardinals beat Colts 5-0.
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