Mathews Wallops Home Run in 10th
Braves beat the Yankees as Hank Aaron and Frank Torre homer to back Spahn. In the 10th inning a Yankee rally failed until Mathews delivered a two run double off Sturdivant sealing a 5-5 tie and Braves win. Mantle subbed in, crucial defensive moves followed with Jones initially hit by pitch contested.
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Howard
Stengel
Spahn
Braves
Yanks
Tony Kubek
Schoendienst
Bauer
Kubek
Yankee
Milwaukee
Byrne
Jones
Donatelli
Augie
Berra
Fred Haney
Mantilla
Mickey Mantle
Enos Slaughter
Mantle
Logan
Slaughter
Lopan
Mathews
Sturdivant
Spahn Gels
Hank Aaron
Frank Torre
Gil McDougald
Aaron
Wes Covington
Joe Adcock
Shoe polish alters game as Yanks beat Braves in tense series
Box score details a Chicago style clash as New York fan favorite Ralph Branca? wait. (Note: The provided text is garbled and disjointed. no coherent summary can be produced from this excerpt.)
Kellsman Club Tops Local Kickers 4 to 2
The Bridgeport City Soccer club fell 4 to 2 to Kellsman S C of New York in a Premier Division match at Glorieta Manor field. Kellsman surged in the second half with three goals to break a 1-1 tie, Kneieman and Alymer netting two apiece. Bridgeport’s Ron and Jim Horan scored the visitors’ lone goals. Bridgeport Reserves lost 2-1 to Kollsman Reserves in the preliminary.
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Bridgeport City
Kellsman S. C
New York City
Glorieta Manor Field
Kellsman
Kneieman
Alymer
Byron
Jim Horan
Bridgeport
Kollsman
Eddie Mathews Belts Fast Ball To Win Fourth Game
Eddie Mathews, star of the Milwaukee Braves, described his adrenaline rush as he belted a fast ball for a first inning homer. His blast helped swing the World Series thriller to a 7-5 Braves victory in the fourth game, opening wide a Braves win in Milwaukee.
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Eddie Mathews
Milwaukee
Milwaukee Braves
Mathews
Jessly
Braves
Holland Men Defeat Subalpino Bowlers to Seize Lead
The Holland men swept all three games from Subalpino Club to take undisputed first in the Fairfield County 570 Bowling circuit, improving to 8-1. Knapp led with scores of 139 13 and 48 as Holland maintained their momentum and dominance on the lanes.
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Holland
Fairfield County
Subalpino
Holland Pinners
Knapp
Series Facts Figures New York and Milwaukee October Ballgames
Series results from Yankee Stadium and Milwaukee County Stadium document the 1957 World Series schedule through games in New York and Milwaukee. It lists game-by-game scores, key players who homered, winning and losing pitchers, attendance figures, and financial splits for gross receipts and shares among the commission, clubs, and players. Notable homers credited to New York players Berra Kubek and Aaron among others and to Milwaukee’s Logan Bauer and Aaron are detailed along with game locations and dates.
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New York
Milwaukee
Yankee Stadium
Cox
Spain
Johnson
McMahon
Crandall
Ford
Berra
L—Spahn
Fawker Stadium
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Kubek
Mantle
Aaron
Strad
Sturdivant
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Ginny
Spahn
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Howard
Torre
Mathews
Stratford JV Wins 13 12 as Karponai Intercepts Twice
Stratford JV beat Roger Ludlowe Jayvees 13 to 12 at Ludlowe home field. Dan Karponai returned a 70 yard interception for a late score sealing the win and added a 65 yard TD. T Gomez and Gerald Gregory starred on defense for Stratford. Ceasar and Page stood out for Ludlowe. Zapla and Fay had Ludlowe touchdowns.
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Dan Karponai
Stratford JV
Roger Ludlowe
Jayvees
Ludlowe
Karponai
Stratford
T. Gomez
Gerald Gregory
Ceasar
Page
Zapla
Fay
Park City Little League to Meet Tuesday Evening
A Park City Little League meeting is set for Tuesday at 7:30 p m in the Or cutt Boys' Club. Final banquet plans will be discussed and all members are urged to attend.
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Park City Little League
Orcutt Boys’ Club
College Football Pro Grid Standings Sunday Results
San Francisco beat Los Angeles 23 to 20 while Detroit defeated Green Bay 24 to 14 and Washington triumphed over Chicago 37 to 14 in Sunday NFL action.
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San Francisco
Los Angeles
Detroit
Green Bay
Washington
Chicago Cards
Bing
Cleveland
Chicago
New York
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia Bidwest
Baltimore
Chicago Bears
Naturday
Meaulie
Philadelphia
Cate
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Texas
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Arkansas
Drake North
Oregon
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Northwestern
Targatae Winiton
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Milwaukee
Canderbin
Alshamee Chicago Cards
Horlia
Kent
Cowbells Ring as Braves Fans Root Milwaukee Victory
Milwaukee crowd of 45,804 at County Stadium cheered the Braves as they bombed the Bronx. The Bushville label and cow bells defined the mood, with fans celebrating daring plays and even long foul balls as the World Series opened on a sunny Sunday.
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Dion Henderson
Milwaukee
County Stadium
New York
Bushville
Bronx
Composite Box Score for the 195 World Series
Milwaukee October 6 195 World Series composite box score details the game's statistical leaders and team outputs from a major league clash reported by AP. The record highlights key performances, positions, and counts across the contest, outlining how players contributed to the final result.
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Milwaukee
Stengel mobbed by Milwaukee fans after homer trade
Casey Stengel was mobbed by excited Milwaukee Braves fans at County Stadium as Hank Aaron hit a three run homer and the Yankees won. Stengel was escorted to the Yankee dressing room by four policemen amid cheers and jeers from a crowd that included taunting teenagers.
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Chrles Chamberlain
Milwaukee
Casey Stengel
Milwaukee Brave
New York Yankee
Jong
New York
County Stadium
Brown's
Stengel
Sudstown
Casey
Kansas City
Pittsburgh
Busher
Pat Stengel
Brandeis Triumphs Athletic Defense In 26 13 Win
Brandeis toppled American International 26 13 in Waltham with a heavy ground attack totaling 236 rushing yards and a stout defense that held AIC to 8 yards per rush. Key plays featured Stein Bouchard and Murphy scoring on a balanced effort as Napoli Taub led the line.
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Waltham
Mass
Brandeis
AIC
Charley Napoli
Arnie Taub
Riga
Brennan
Quigley
Rady
Stein
Bouchard
Murphy
Long
Walker
Rectors Win Handily Over Johnny's 13 to 7
The Rector A A softball team tallied six runs in the second inning to defeat Johnny's Beavers Novelty store 13 to 7 at Beardsley Park. The lineup featured strong totals from McMahon, Rodrigues, Maia, Burdette, and McAndrews as Rector hitters collected 17 hits. Defensively, Demetros anchored a solid effort with several key plays as Satch Kearns and Cris Coney supported the win.
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A. A
Johnny
McMahon
Tony Rodrigues
Leo Maia
Burdette
Eddie McAndrews
Pearo Une T
Satch Kearns
Cris Coney
Demetros
Trowbridge
Inninks
New York
Milwaukee
McDougald
Covington
S—Coleman
Burdette, Schoendienst
Coleman
Howard
Crandall and
Logan
McDougald ' and
Simpson
Schoendienst
Torre
Rectors edge past Masek duo as Bakers loom at Beardsley Park
Johnny's team collected six scattered hits off Rector pitcher Steve Soracco aided by eight walks. Dick and Kent Masek star for the losers with Kent homering in the first inning with a runner aboard. Next week the Rectors meet Berkshire Bakers at Beardsley Park at 10 30 am.
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Johnny
Rector
Steve Soracco
Kent Masek
Rectors
Berkshire Bakers
Beardsley Park
Polish on Ball Decides 10th World Series Moment
The Yankees win was marred by a polish on a ball that led to a mistaken call in the 10th inning. Elston Howard tied the game with a three run homer in the ninth, and Ed Mathews delivered a decisive game ball as Milwaukee faced a controversial finish. The incident shifted Tommy Byrne to the showers as replays and manager Casey Stengel weighed the pivotal polish on the ball and its impact on Carey at first.
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Carey
Schoendienst
Spahn
Bauer
Agron
Mantle
Logan
Asist
Yanks
Roger Peckinpaugh
Haney
Howard
Braves
Stengel
Sturdivant
Bobby Shantz
Johnny Bucks
Byrne
Grim
Hank Bauer
Yankee
Mathews
Fred Haney
Nippy Jones
Tommy Byrne
Yogi Berra
Augie Donlatelli
Jones
Lou Perini
Elston Howard
Perini
del Crandall
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Fairfield Academy
Dan
ABC
Kingsway
Lahonie
Black Rock
Seresin
DiPallo
Casey
Eags
RBI
Loson
Spears
Stathens Ab
Aaron
Nally
H-Patkurt
Hank Aaron
Covington
Milwaukee
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Torre
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Swaukee
Jerry Lumpe
Tony Kubek
Augie Donatelli
Milwaukee Braves
Lumpe
Ed Mathews
Plate
Yori Berra
Whojhim
Berraj
Andy Carey
Springwood A A To Receive Championship Trophy Tonight
Springwood A A will be honored at a sports dinner in the clubrooms as the Wednesday Recreation League champions. The Woods finished a 22 win, 10 loss softball season and will be feted with players and officials named, including manager John Estock and a roster of 18 team members.
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Springwood A.A
The
Woods
Springwood
John Estock
Tohn Atcherson
Leo Karpie
Ed Kopa
Joe Boni
al Zawacki
Bob Trivers
Pat Mone
Pat Boni
Vinny Janza
Tom Dalgar
John Soltis
Jim Mack
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Chunky Jetty
Warren Spahn
Lew Burdette
Jefthander
Kel
Seers
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Spalin
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Shunle
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Keerinis
Homer Torre
Stengel ' Straad
Jerry Coleman
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Johnny Logan
Kollsman Club
Kickers
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