Braves Edge Cardinals in 11th for Pennant Decisive Homer
Hank Aaron delivered a two run homer in the 11th as the Milwaukee Braves beat the St Louis Cardinals 4 to 2 to clinch the National League pennant and set a World Series date with the New York Yankees. Aaron's 43rd homer led the league while the Braves surged from a seven game deficit to win their first pennant since 1948.
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Thrill of a lifetime for Braves manager Haney
Milwaukee celebrates as the Braves clinch a championship night under confetti and cheers. Fred Haney, 59, tears up after guiding the team to a overcoming victory despite season injuries. He credits Milwaukee fans for their support and expresses gratitude for the pennant disappointment last year.
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Basilio and Robinson Clash Over Split Decision Victory
The 30-year-old Carmen Basilio defeated Sugar Ray Robinson in a close title fight. Basilio described outsmarting Robinson all the way and felt he won by forcing the action despite swelling and cuts. Robinson said he tried to outthink Basilio but did not prevail.
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Field Trial At Johnson's Lake Draws 200 Attendees
Meigs County Coon Hunters Association president Roy Arms reported a Sunday field trial at Johnson's Lake in Chester Township drew about 200 people and hosted more than 75 dogs. Winners included Kenneth Wilt Letart Falls water race Bill Smith Pomeroy drag race Tommy Manuel first line winner Don Eagle first tree winner. The next meeting is the second Friday in October at the Sand Ridge clubhouse with refreshments.
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Tommy Manuel
Don Eagle
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Basilio Wins Split Decision To Take Ray Robinson Title
Carmen Basilio defeats Sugar Ray Robinson in a 15 round split decision at Yankee Stadium to seize the world welterweight title. Basilio improves to 30 and bloodied, while Robinson ponders retirement after a dramatic fight with judges split 2 to 1 and the referee siding with Basilio.
Baseball standings and schedule update for American and National Leagues
The American League shows New York leading with a 54 638 record and Chicago and Boston close behind. Tuesday results include Kansas City 6 Chicago 5 and Cleveland 5 Detroit 4 in extra innings. The National League lists Milwaukee and St Louis near the top with Milwaukee 92 57 and Cincinnati 77 71. St. Louis beat Milwaukee 4 2 in 11 innings. Upcoming games feature Chicago at Cincinnati and Pittsburgh at Brooklyn with several twi night or night games noted.
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Warren Panthers Top AP High School Poll After 31 7 Win
Warren Panthers placed first in the Associated Press high school football poll after routing Canton McKinley 31 7. McKinley fell to 10th as Massillon and Warren battled for top honors. Troy and Alliance also figured among leaders. Gene Slaughter, Warren coach, drew local acclaim.
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Athens Bowhunters To Host OVAL Tournament Sunday
The Athens County Bowhunters will host the 1957 Championship Field Archery Tournament of the Ohio Valley Archery League on Sunday September 29. The 56 target event is registered with the National Field Archery Association as an official 20 Pin shoot. One hundred archers are expected to participate with awards, a special open class, and a banquet at Mechanicsburg school.
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TCU Tough Says Scout Eyes Buckeyes Opener
OSU scout Clive Rush says TCU has the tools to challenge Ohio State in the season opener. He notes TCU’s strong offense when conditions allow and highlights left halfback Jimmy Shofner, who gained 106 yards on 12 carries against Kansas.
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Robinson Loses Middleweight Title to Basilio in Boxing War
Sugar Ray Robinson earned over 500000 from his defeat by Carmen Basilio on Monday night. Robinson's take from the gate theater television and radio totaled about 496075 with Basilio receiving roughly 212700.
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Schine
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Trimble High To Hold Rally Before Buckeye League Opener
Trimble High School schedules a 7 p.m. pep rally at the school to ready for the Buckeye League opener with Rutland on Friday. The event features the cheerleaders and band led by Charles Tewksbury, followed by a Cardinal Booster meeting at the Jacksonville VFW hall. A bonfire will kick off work on Tom Porter Athletic Field and Anderson Field House.
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College football notes from Midwest teams update
Coach Daugherty lamented hard hitting as Michigan State focuses on signals. Indiana welcomes Arnie Steeves back after operation. Purdue trims contact to prevent injuries ahead of Notre Dame. Iowa returns Lewis and Prescott to first string after scrimmage. Michigan works defense against Southern Cal and passes. Ohio State drills emphasize defense while studying Texas Christian. Minnesota rests players to avoid injuries. Jon Jela misses practice for dental work. Illinois starting QB Bob Hickey to face UCLA. Northwestern may use part time linemen after hand injuries. Notre Dame may start juniors Roger and Myers at end.
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Stadium clash shows Bobcats escape big upset
Ohio University notes a 60-7 loss to Bowling Green raises questions about scheduling. Bobcat players Dick Greeni and Jim Smith suffered knee and nose injuries. Athens features strong runs from Fullback Larry Smith and backs Jack Gaskins and others in a mixed.Limited action and a look at athletic director Carroll Wid's choices amid contract issues with Florida State.
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Indians Edge Tigers 5-4 in 11 Innings to Close Home Season
Cleveland beat Detroit 5-4 in 11 innings as Cal McLish pitched the route. Dick Brown collected a single double and homer with Billy Harrell driving in the winning run in the 11th. Roger Maris and Rocky Colavito also homered for the Indians. Detroit pitcher Jim Bunning took the loss while Presko allowed the decisive run. The crowd totaled 3,021, finishing a low home attendance record for the season.
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Syracuse Beats Cornell 20 14 in 1874 Baseball Duel
In an 1874 baseball game, Syracuse defeated Cornell with a 20 to 14 score. The brief clash highlights early collegiate sport competition and the era's athletic matchups.
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Stengel Plans Rest for Mantle and Skowron
Casey Stengel announced he would rest Mantle and Skowron for the season’s end as the Yankees close the year. He expected a tough World Series against the Milwaukee Braves after watching the Kansas City Athletics clinch 6-5 over the White Sox. Mantle’s leg issues and Skowron’s back have hindered their play.
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