Aces Face Fort Wayne After Loss In Wild AABC Tilt
Nashville built an 8-0 lead through three innings, then held on to beat the Dalton Aces 8-6 in a wild world series game. Wade Tate broke his leg in Sunday's battle and will miss the rest of the event. Pittsfield used four pitchers as they attempted a comeback, with Dean Nichols closing in relief. Fort Wayne, the Aces' next opponent, also lost earlier, 8-2 to Glendale, Ohio.
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Tenn
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Mass
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Ind
Glendale
Ohio
Wade Tate
Tate
Community Hospital
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Mer
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Wade
Frankie Constanza
Ray Dickerson
Joe Costanza
Ail Belanger
Dick Astore
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Astore
Bob Coakley
Ait Flynn
Joe Zavattaro
Flynn
Buddy Pellerin
Coakley
Zavattaro
Joe Izzo
Dean Nichols
Don Laplante
Line Score Of Big League Night Game
Milwaukee moves to 4 and Los Angeles to 0 in National Leagues night game. Buhl McMahon Crandall Drysdale McDevitt Sherry Uisma Roseboro appear in the lineup. Winner Bahl 2-9. Loser Drysdale 16-13.
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Los Angeles
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McDevitt
Sherry
Uisma
Roseboro
Bahl
Fort Worth Wins Semifinal Series in American Association
Fort Worth sweeps Leulaville four games to none in the American Association semifinal playoffs. Omaha and Minneapolis had a tied series at seven to two games, with the Fort Worth victory accelerating the clash for the league title.
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Leulaville
Omahe
Minneapolis
Braves Defeat Dodgers 4 1 Narrow NL Gap Near Giants
Braves win 4-1 over the Dodgers to pull within one game of the pace-setting Giants as Milwaukee presses the pennant chase. Bob Buhl earns his 13th win, Dodger killer, while Dutch Dotterer produces Cincinnati’s runs. In the AL, White Sox fall to Red Sox as Cleveland and Baltimore win to stay in the chase.
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County Stadium
Rigney
Giants
Los Angeles Dodgers
Cincinnati
San Francisco
N.L
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Don McMahon
Buhl
Dodgers
Dutch Dotterer
Dotterer
Ed Bailey
Ohnny Antonelli
White Sox
Red Sox
Indians
Yankees
Baltimore
Kansas City
Washington
Detroit
Dick Donovan
Boston
Ted Wiliams
Cleveland
New York
Cal McLish
Bob Nieman
Orioles
Athletics
Tex Clevenger
Tigers
Senators
Big Jim Lemon
Williams town High faces rebuilding season for 1958
Williamstown High football opens an eight game schedule at home against Stillwater Central as coach Billy Clark rebuilds after graduation wiped out 11 starters. The 22 man squad appears light and inexperienced with only 15 expected to play, the heaviest player at 162 pounds and several backs under 140.
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Williamstown High
Stillwater
N.Y
Central High
Billy Clark
Clark
Williams
Dalton
Lee
Bennington High
Pete Winton
Berkshire County
All-Berkshire
Dave Lette
Jon Perry
Bruce Meekin
Stu Steele
Jimmy Daniels
Stan Blair
Ted Hart
Tom Rice
John Chapman
Dick White
Meekin
Rice
Assa
Jimmy Bachand
Maine
Dave Stocking
Mount Hermon
Billy Cameron
Jim Grady
Don Bourdon
Bob Winton
George Steuber
Phil Tallarico
Alex Nagy
Denny Austin
Jerry Madden
Alan Davis
Guard Tallarico
Steuber
Winton
Madden
Davis
Morandi
McLain
Fressola
Cedarville
Ohio) College
Venti Joins RPI Football Contingent as Hoffman Notes Progress
Rensselaer Engineers coach Ed Hoffman reports a brighter outlook with veterans Russ Puckett and Tom Kennedy returning and eight backs available. Freshman John Parry and backup Paul Venti from Pittsfield join the backfield as Leo Wilcox and Harry Wade loosen arms. A late injury to sophomore guard Roger Fabian from Tarrytown prompts lineup shifts with Jim Morley moving to guard and Joe Corliss and Dan Hershberg in center depth.
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N.Y
Rensselaer
Russ Puckett
Tom Kennedy
Engineers
Ed Hoffman
John Parry
Paul Venti
Pittsfield
Mass
Hoffman
Leo Wilcox
Harry Wade
Vermont
Roger Fabian
Tarrytown
Fabian
Norb Smalling
Smalling
Jim Morley
Governeur
John Gilligan
Joe Corliss
A & Foot
Abbington
Dan Hershberg
Velella Set To Testify In New York Hearing
New York UPI Vincent J. Velella will testify before the New York State Athletic Commission in the resumed hearing into Johansson Patterson fight promotion. D'Amato, manager of Patterson, was suspended for not appearing at the first session. Rosensohn testified about ties among Salerno Velella D'Amato and others, detailing financial entanglements around the June fight at Yankee Stadium.
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UPI
Vincent J. Velella
Underworld
New York State Athletic Commission
Cas D'Amato
Velella
District Attorney's Office
Johansson-Pattison
D’amato
Floyd Patterson
Melvin L. Krulewitch
Harlem
Anthony
Fat Tony) Salerno
Bill Rosensohn
Young Rosensohn
Rosensohn Enterprises, Inc
Yankee Stadium
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Liweden
Patterson
Rosensohn
Salerno
D'Amato
Gilbert Beckley
Charley Black
Western New England Prep School Soccer Clinic at Suffield
SUFFIELD Conn The sixth annual Western New England Prep School soccer clinic will be held Saturday at Suffield Academy. The association includes 20 private Connecticut and Massachusetts schools with two new members Watkinson School and Windsor Mountain School. The Drexel Tech Soccer team, 1958 national champions, will join in player instruction and scrimmage against Springfield College in the afternoon.
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Suffield
Springfield College
Newly Expanded Mount Everett Golf Course Stretching 4000 Yards
GREAT BARRINGTON The 82 year old Mount Everett golf course on a hill between here and the South Egremont line is being expanded to about 4000 yards over 56 acres making it one of the Easts longest nine hole layouts. New owners Mr and Mrs Edward Fredericks report the course will include four par five holes and a par of 39 with greens enlarged and more trees transplanted to separate fairways. They expect substantial work to continue for about a year as they relocate holes and add water hazards on a course that now draws players from Pittsfield the Berkshires and New York. Green fees currently 1 and 1.50 on weekends may rise with the expanded layout.
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Mount Everett
Egremont
Edward Fredericks
Fredericks
Little Baseball League
Paramus
N.J
New York
Pittsfield
Berkshires
Ditmar Loses as Indians Beat Yankees 8-5 at New York
After five straight wins, Art Ditmar took the loss as the Cleveland Indians defeated the New York Yankees 8-5. Ditmar allowed five runs on seven hits in four innings, issued two walks, and struck out none to fall to a 12-3 record.
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Art Ditmar
New Yankees
Cleveland Indians
New York
Ditmar
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