NOCKING ever the Chicago Cubs twice, the St. Louis Cards today whittled down Brooklyn's lead to a lone game as the most hectic National League race in years went into its final week of play.
White St. Louis fans were hi treated to a double win, the Dodgers, playing at Phila p, split a twin bill with the lowly Phillies. pla while seven comiests remain. on has five more games to Reds was a homer by Eddie Joost in eighth frame.
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labis ssu the part of the Cube Tue of me indo because of a winning the opener 4 to 0 and the of the ni loy might ca, 15 in the first game Feldman, a rookie from Jersey City, held the Braves to Limited to Eight Hits nine hits im recording a shutout. Norman Young, Glant first baseman, With the score deadlocked, Herman Wood Trophy Elevens helped out the winners by hitting his Triplett placed a slow bounder in 25th homer of the season.
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