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...Bombers leaped to a four-run advantage in the first inning of yesterday's game, sandwiching three walks between a pair of triples by Hank Bauer and Billy Martin. Martin's blow came with the bases loaded. Reynolds kept the Brooks in check until the fifth inning, when rookie second baseman Junior Gilliam smashed a bases-empty home run, his second...
...them up is the greatest money pitcher in either league: Allie Reynolds, who at 34 can still pitch his way out of a tight spot with three blistering fast balls. Though Yankee hitters are less fearsome than the Dodgers, four regulars are over .300. Catcher Yogi Berra, Outfielders Hank Bauer and Gene Woodling, Pinchhitter Johnny Mize can all deliver the big hit with men on bases. And in Mickey Mantle (.297) the Yankees have a bubblegum-popping youngster who runs like a scared whippet and can slam a ball out of any ball park in the country...
...Louis H. Bauer, president of the American Medical Association, was downcast. Of some 4,000 internists who traveled to the Atlantic City convention of the American College of Physicians last week, only 75 saw fit to attend a panel discussion on "The Internist's Relation to Citizenship." Dr. Bauer, moderator of the discussion, surveyed the sparse audience and reflected gloomily: "Medicine is no longer a purely scientific problem. It has social and economic factors. Doctors should take an interest in those phases as well as the scientific ones ... If [a] program sounds anything like talk about medical economics, they...
Last week, in the first round of the New Orleans Open tournament, Jackie banged out a men's par 72 to take a two-stroke lead over Patty Berg and Alice Bauer Hagge. Next day, Jackie slipped badly (81), dropped into a tie for third, then finished her final round with an 80, to finish in third place again...
After the presidential party had gone, A.M.A. President Louis Bauer reminded the delegates that the door of the White House and the FSA had already been opened to A.M.A. "for the first time . . . since it was organized." Past President John Cline noted that A.M.A. had progressed, since the election,"from the No. 1 position in an Administration doghouse to the point where the President and the majority leader of the Senate [Bob Taft] addressed us today." All opposition to the Eisenhower proposal caved in, and A.M.A.'s delegates gave the Department of Health, Education and Welfare a unanimous endorsement...