Orioles Sweep Indians in Twin Bill to Move Up AL Standings
Baltimore Orioles swept a doubleheader from the Cleveland Indians, winning 3-4 in the first game due to a late error by Vic Wertz and 4-3 in the second as Jim Busby snared a potential homer. Dick Brown and Joe Carter homered for Cleveland. Zuverink and Lehman held off late rallies. Wertz's error in the 15th and Busby’s defensive play framed a frus trating day for both clubs with stranded runners and a rare triple play by Cleveland.
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Moody Edges Bryan in Milwaukee Stock Car Race
Ralph Moody of Dania Florida won the 250 1 mile stock car race at State Fair Park Milwaukee clocking 2 53 45.8 over the one mile paved track in 35.3 mph average winning by 34 seconds over Jimmy Bryan of Phoenix Arizona. Moody earned 3485 dollars as the crowd of 18274 watched his third straight victory after a minor crash.
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Lakewood Man Wins Piled-Up Stock Race
Lakewood driver Marvin Porter led the 100 mile stock car race at Santa Clara County Fair before a nine car pile-up on lap 200 halted the event. Porter was declared winner with Eddie Tagen in second place as officials noted no injuries among the drivers.
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Snead Takes Dallas Open Lead After Reel 66 Round
Sammy Snead built an eight stroke lead at the Dallas Open after a five under par 66 in round three. Despite wind and cool conditions, Snead endured putting issues and three putts but still posted the day's best score. Earl Stewart Jr and Al Besselink trailed, while Snead eyes the $38,000 top prize as spectators watched on a windy Dallas course.
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Rhinos Rout Santa Cruz In Lopsided Anaheim Clash
Jerry Hall reports on a dominating Rhinos performance as they throttle Santa Cruz Seahawks. Larson shines for the Rhinos, tossing multiple touchdowns while the Hawks struggle with turnovers and clumsy drives. The game ends 64-0 as Anaheim seizes early control and never relents.
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Davidson Wins Net Invitational
Davidson captured both the women’s and men’s singles titles at the 1957 International Invitational championships in Toronto. Miss Bloomer defeated Kachika Kamo 6-4 6-4 in the women’s final, while Davidson beat Budge Patty 6-2 6-1 8-6 in the men’s final, as the host event showcased strong defensive play and top contenders.
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Cubs Sweep Giants in Doubleheader 7-6 and 6-2
Chicago Cubs rally from a 5-5 tie behind Hank Sauer’s three run homer in the opener. Pinch hitter Addie Haas delivered key hits as Chicago won the nightcap 6-2. Dale Long homered in the first game before a neck injury sidelined him for observation. Giants pitchers Monzant and Mayer struggled in both games.
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Redskin QB Dorow to join Eagles
The Philadelphia Eagles announced the purchase of quarterback Al Dorow from the Washington Redskins. The Redskins will receive an Eagle draft selection in the 1958 NFL draft. Dorow becomes the third quarterback on the Eagles squad joining Bobby Thomason and Sonny Durgeneson from Duke.
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Amsbury Gets iord in World Water Skiing
Winter Haven Florida saw the World Water Ski tournament conclude with American and Swiss athletes taking top honors. Joe Cash of Sarasota won the men slalom and was runner up in jumps securing the men’s overall title with 159 points. Marina Doriz of Geneva topped the women’s overall with 164 points. The U S team totaled 581 points to lead 17 nations. Mexico 414 and Italy 403 followed. Mike Amsbury of Orange, California finished third overall with 448 points. Other contenders included Emilio Zaimudo Cuernavacas, Charles Stearns Bellflower, and Jean Muller Lyons. The American team swept the first four places in men’s jumping. Amsbury placed fourth with 114 and 102 feet.
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Windbreakers Rally to Beat Suns in Open of Wpfl at Kezar
South San Francisco Wind breakers led by running back Don Brand and tackle Jerry James rallied to a 12 to 7 victory over the Phoenix Suns in the Western Professional Football League opener at Kezar Stadium on Sunday.
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