Yankees Hit Hard In Loss as Burdette Aims To Close Series
Lew Burdette aims to close out the World Series facing the Yankees who, despite a rare slump, trail behind after a 3-0 defeat to the Braves. Warren Spahn silenced New York with two hits allowed while New York’s defense faltered on key plays. Norm Siebern misplayed several chances as Del Crandall and Eddie Mathews drove in runs, highlighting Yankee miscues that kept Milwaukee on top.
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Burdette and Spahn Aim to Beat Yankees Again
New York AP report details Warren Spahn and Lew Burdette of the Milwaukee Braves aiming to clinch another World Series victory over the New York Yankees. It notes past success, their contrasting personalities, and mutual respect as they duel in the series.
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Bowl-Aire Mixed Doubles highlights high series by Pete Russell
Pete Russell powered to a 605 series as Bowl-Aire Mixed Doubles action continued last night. Dot Morton led the women with 529 aggregate on 187 and 199 games, while Ed Giacome and Frank Messina posted 206 and 218 respectively amid a slate of standout scores.
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Tay Ted
Tai
Spahn Guides Braves In Game Four Of 1958 World Series
Official box score notes Spahn pitching for Milwaukee in game four against New York. Key players include Schoendienst and Mathews for Milwaukee, Berra and Mantle for New York. Line: Milwaukee 3 runs, New York 0, with errors and substitutions listed in the play-by-play notes.
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Plum Brown Pace Browns Victory in NFL Showdown
Sophomores Milt Plum and Jimmy Brown powered the Cleveland Browns to a strong win as Plum threw two touchdowns and Brown scored three on runs, boosting Cleveland past Philadelphia. The Colts toppled the Bears, while San Francisco’s Joe Perry set a career rushing record in a busy Sunday slate.
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Football Highlights From Weekend Games
Football stars Tel Smith Indiana had touchdown runs of 6 and 47 yards as Indiana beat West Virginia 13 to 12. Dean Look Michigan State returned for a touchdown. Joe Tranchini Navy passed for three touchdowns in a 28 to 14 win over Boston University. Alex Hawkins South Carolina ran 44 yards for a score added two point conversions and passed for another in a 28 to 14 win over Georgia. Bill Austin Rutgers ran and passed for all three touchdowns totaling 177 yards in a 21 to 7 victory over Colgate. Rick Dobbins Utah State kicked for three in a 90 to 13 win.
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Little Beavers Host Bulldogs at 8 30 Tonight
Corry Area High School junior varsity football hosts Meadville in an 8 30 contest after a 19 7 season opening loss to Warren. The Beavers have since beaten Titusville 13 6 and Oil City 14 6 with a line including Munn Mitchell Harvey and Roden Wade at quarterback Wade leads the backfield with Lord and Roden as halves and Weis at guard.
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Norman Wade
Bill Lord
Bob Roden
Steve 1B
Sparta Archer Bags Dee Roland Putnam Deer Scene
Spartansburg High School principal Dee Roland Putnam reported this morning that he bagged a deer on the first day of the archers season. He described a broadside running shot through the heart with a bow and arrow.
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Iowa Boosts Rec Loop Lead In 27-19 Win
Iowa Hawkeyes defeated Penn State 27-19 on Wright School's Loveland Field to seize sole top spot in the Recreation Football League. Harold Bromley passed for 182 yards and ran for a 61 yard TD, with Duane Silvis and Bob Zalaneck adding scoring plays. Randy Krone scored for Penn State, and Bromley connected with Jim Barber for the fourth Hawkeye TD. Oklahoma vs Penn State follows at 6:15 for the second half schedule kickoff.
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Blind Bowlers Set for Erie Tenpin Tourney This Saturday
Erie hosts the first blind singles tenpin bowling tournament, sponsored by Carl Young and the Junior Chamber of Commerce, with about 120 entrants from cities including New York, Cleveland, Buffalo and Pittsburgh. The event uses waist-high rails along the left gutter to help visually impaired bowlers feel pins and lanes, aiming to build confidence. several players regularly score in the 109 to 140 range, with a high 144 posted last summer.
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Irish Army Set For Final Meeting In Series
Notre Dame and Army meet for the last time in their current series with both teams aiming for a high national ranking. Army No 1 AP, Notre Dame No 7 AP. result could determine future meetings and impact the national picture for both programs.
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Siebern Sees No Excuses After Fielding Blunders
New York Yankee Norm Siebern, 25, takes blame but offers no excuses after a brutal Game Four in the World Series. Milwaukee Braves push ahead 4-1 as Siebern misplays four balls in left field and the Yankees manage only two hits against Warren Spahn. Coach and teammates defend the young outfielder noting his inexperience and tough field conditions.
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Whitey Ford
Stengel
Track star declines big pro offer in Perth brief
Associated Press notes Herb Elliott, famed miler, rejected a $250 000 offer to turn professional in Perth Australia. In New York Muller's 121 90 won the 40th running of the Bel Dame Handicap at Belmont Park in a four horse photo finish. In Atlantic City Natagar at 7 60 barely defeated the favored Backbone to win the Appreciation Handicap despite a narrow margin.
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Series Statistics From Associated Press Summary
Series stats from five or more games detail New York and Milwaukee results with game scores, home runs by New York players Bauer Skaws ton and Mantle, rulings on pitchers, and attendance totals. Financial figures summarize receipts and shares across the fourth game and four game totals, with dates and venue notes for possible remaining games in Milwaukee or New York.
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