Orioles Are Giant Killers After Weekend Sweep
The Baltimore Orioles, described as giant killers, swept the Chicago White Sox and beat the New York Yankees over the last two weekends. Key games featured Billy O'Dell’s 5-0 win, Tito Francona and Bob Nieman homers, and Zuverink securing his sixth win in relief as Baltimore moved into sixth.
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Bauer's Boner Wins For N Y Yankees Over Tigers
Hank Bauer stole second with the bases loaded in a 5-4 Yankee win over Detroit. A 3rd inning bout between Tom Sturdivant and Ray Boone led to a bench-emptying brawl and ejections.
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New York
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Buddy Rogers Headlines Decatur Wrestling Card at National Guard
The top era wrestling card features "Nature Boy" Buddy Rogers making his local debut against The Bat in a main bout at 8:15 PM. Corsican Brothers Joe and Jean return to face Cyclone Anaya and Tex Riley, a match viewed as a strong test for the showcased trio.
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Baseball Scores and Standings From Sunday in Six Leagues
Sunday results span the American and National Leagues with Baltimore Chicago and Cleveland noted among the winners and losses. The ledger includes standings for the American League with teams like New York Boston Detroit and Baltimore, plus National and Southern Association entries and upcoming schedules.
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Holt Captures Title At Tuscaloosa Country Club
Sonny Holt of Selma won the 1957 Tuscaloosa Country Club Invitational Golf Tournament defeating Jackie Cummings of Tuscaloosa 5 and 3 in the final. Holt added four back nine birdies to pull ahead after even opening holes and had earlier defeated Bill Burton Jr. 5 and 4 in the semifinals.
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Selma
Radio TV schedules show dense Alabama programming slate
A long list of daily radio and television time slots across Birmingham and Decatur stations outlines News Morning and Evening blocks, music programs, sports, soap operas, children shows, and religious features. Notable outlets include WHOS WBRC WMSL and channel-specific lineups with programs like Tops N Pops, Gospel Jubilee, Matinee Theatre, Love Lucy, and NBC CBS and ABC offerings.
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Sam Hayes
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Steve McCormick
Cousin Josh
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Fulton Lewis, Jr
Gabriel Heatter
Lyle van
Studio X
Wmsl-Tv
Doug Edwards
Lawrence Welk
Phil Silvers
Red Skelton
Spike Jones
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Kit Carson
Douglas Edwards
Wyatt Earp
Studio One
Guiding Light
Cat Brecheen backs O'Dell as Orioles blank White Sox
Chicago fell 5-0 in the night game as Billy O'Dell, Baltimore's 24 year old pitching coach coached a strong outing. The Orioles won the opener 7-5. Brecheen praised O'Dell and predicted a bright future after his first start of the season.
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the Cat) Brecheen
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Digger) O'Dell
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Tennis class draws twenty two beginners at Delano Park
Coach Shorty Ogle reports twenty two participants in a beginner tennis instruction class at Delano Park. Classes run daily from 8 o clock for two weeks with assistance from Shady Terry.
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Delano Park
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Ford Picked By Opponent For Nat Open
Akron based Arnold Palmer predicts Doug Ford will win the National Open at Toledo Inverness after Palmer defeated Ford in a sudden death playoff for the Rubber City Open. Palmer, 27, Latrobe native led with two clutch chip-in birdies and entered the final 18 holes tied with Don Finsterwald at 204.
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Doug Ford
Toledo
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Palmer
Latrobe
Ford
Mahopac
N.Y
Don Finsterwald
Tequesta
Fla
Pitcher Earns First Major League Victory in 1954 Sept
He earned his first major league victory last September by defeating Virgil Trucks of the White Sox 2-1 in a pitching duel.
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Barons Sweep Double Header From Pelicans
The Birmingham Barons swept a double header from New Orleans to drop the Pelicans into last place 16-4 and 3-1. Ed McGhee drove in five with a bases loaded homer, Ken Walters also homered, and Gerry Davie earned his sixth win as Birmingham climbed to fifth in the standings.
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Gerry Davie
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Russ Heman
Marty Garber
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Blue-Gray Singles Title To Ft Rucker
Ft Rucker soldier Pvt Bill Quillian won the ninth Blue Gray Tennis Tournament singles title at Montgomery Country Club. He defeated Barry MacKay of Dayton Ohio 6-4 6-4 6-4 in the final while Owen McHaney of Little Rock Arkansas took the women’s crown. Quillian previously lived in Seattle before joining the Army.
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Owen McHaney
Little Rock
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Dayton
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Decatur Swimming and Diving Teams Seek Interested Boys
Coach Charlie Smith issued a call for boys ages 10 to 16 to join Decatur’s swimming and diving teams. Interested swimmers should report to Blue Haven Tuesday at 9 a.m. A diving team meeting is scheduled for Wednesday at 7 p.m. at Blue Haven.
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Caddo and Tanner Tie For First In County Loop
Caddo and Tanner remain unbeaten in the county baseball league after Saturday wins. Caddo crushed the Redbirds 12 1 and Tanner beat Flint 7 4 to share the lead. Antioch also beat Slipup 13 3 to join a second place tie. A double header is planned Thursday at Legion Field with Flint vs Slipup and Caddo vs Redbirds. Tickets from last week remain valid.
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Antioch
Slipup
Legion Field
Total cost of U.S. accidents in 1956 for fleet of 200 ships
The report estimates the total cost of all accidents in the United States in 1956. It claims that the aggregate expenditure would fund a new merchant fleet of two hundred ships, each as large as the Queen Mary.
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Major League Leaders American League Batting and Pitching
Summary of top MLB leaders across batting and pitching categories. Williams Boston leads batting with .301 base hits per at bat. Mantle New York tops home runs with 14. Trucks Kansas City undefeated 5-0 in decisions. Hodges Brooklyn high strikeouts 70. Musial St Louis 49 RBIs. Mays New York 17 stolen bases. Koufax Brooklyn and Sanford Philadelphia 59 strikeouts.
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