Big Eight Opens Conference Football Action
Big Eight teams began the season with mixed results as Kansas tied TCU 34-42 while others faced Oregon State Colorado Utah Missouri Arizona Syracuse Brigham Young and Nebraska in week one. Oklahoma State lost to Arkansas while Kansas quarterback Bob Marshall sparked a late rally with two touchdown passes.
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Associated Press
Utah
Boulder
Mhssouri
Frank Broyles
Vanderbilt
Arizona
Columbia
Iowa State Cyclones
Syracuse
Jim Myers
Denver
Brighany Young
Manhattan
Wildcats
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Laramie
Nebraska Cornhuskers
Army
West Point
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Coener
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Jayhawkers
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Warrensburg Mo
Chintie McCue
Jim Leteavits
Missouri
Tom Swaney
Charley Rush
Colorado
Baseball scorelines and schedule across leagues
A compact recap lists results: New York beat Boston 3 1, Chicago 9 Cleveland 5, Baltimore 2 Washington 4, plus Kansas City losses and various 7 pm games. It notes Milwaukee 8 Chicago 7, St Louis 4 Cincinnati 3, Pittsburgh 5 New York 1, and Detroit at Cleveland 7 pm. Also mentions World Series implications with Buffalo 7 Miami 3 and Atlanta 7 Nashville 3 in best-of-seven formats.
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Green Bay Looks Stronger In Pro Grid Opener
The 1957 NFL season opens with Green Bay Packers seen as a Western Division threat after a 9-0-1 preseason, tying the Steelers and defeating teams like the Lions and Cardinals in tuneups. Giants stand 2-2 in exhibitions. Bears visit Green Bay in the opener. Also noted are Pistures of other preseason games and injuries to Steelers and Cardinals players. In Birmingham, a Negro preacher faces trial under the State Firearms Act after police Find Rev J B Phifer with a pistol during a civil rights school integration event. Phifer bonds out awaiting City Recorder’s Court.
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Associated Press
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Green Bay Packers
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Steelers
Cago Cardinals
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San Francisco
Clerg
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Irom
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Jim Freeman
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Red Sox and Braverson Pace Slugging Versus Redlegs
Yesterday's game notes highlight strong home run outputs from Genie and Sniders with Bungers Williams and Aaron contributing for the Red Sox while Haze and Cayingten join Math ews Braverson DeMapstyl Aller Ail on offense alongside the Redlegs in a high scoring display.
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Redlegs
Untitled brief sports update with scattered scores
Brief sports tally lists several results including Perrott 0 Chang Carolina 28 and Baltimore 10 Pittsburgh 0 plus San Fran and Philadelphia 14. The fragmentary clipping provides no clear context or dates.
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Perrott
Chang Carilina
Baltimore
Pittsburgh
Philadrippia
How They Fare In The Majors
The Associated Press summary covers American League and National League batting leaders, home runs, runs, triples, and pitching figures. It lists players such as Aaron Milwaukee and Mantle New York among leaders in batting and home runs, with pitchers like Buhl and Sanford noted for decisions and strikeouts.
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Two Drownings Reported Near Oklahoma Communities
A 3 year old Collinsville boy, Alten Dale Brown, son of Mr and Mrs Bill Brown, drowned after falling into a waterfilled retention of an old smeller near his parents trailer. In Shawnee Lake nearby, 57 year old Oklahoma City resident Vesta Bennett drowned after apparently falling in while fishing. Bennett was found floating in four feet of water near a birthday party at a cabin.
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Convicted AF Captain Reported Deep In Debt
George A. French an Air Force captain faced life imprisonment after a court martial for attempting to sell atomic secrets to the Soviet Union. He reportedly ran deep in gambling debts, with his wife and Air Force spokesman citing thousands in losses and loans. French served as a combat bomber in WWII and Korea and was accused of detailing weapon handling and components. An FBI interception followed his note offering secrets for 27 500, with a meeting arranged near the Russian Embassy in Washington.
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George A. French
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Soviet Union
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George
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French
Barksdale Air Force Base
Shreveport
Bank of Puerto Rico
FBI
Unruly Children May Have Injury
Dr. Fred M Taylor, a Houston child specialist, urged Dallas parents to check unruly children for subtle brain injuries before corporal punishment. He cited quietness issues, impulsive loudness, short attention span, and poor striking skills as typical effects of brain injury from head trauma, premature birth, or infections.
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Fred M. Taylor
Houston
Tex
Singer Arrested On Dope Charge In San Antonio
San Antonio police charged Western and hillbilly star Texas Tyler, real name David Luke Myrick of Nashville, with possession of narcotics after 45 marijuana cigarettes were found in his hotel room following a concert with Hank Snow’s Grand Ole Opry Company. He admitted using marijuana for about ten years and refused to disclose how he obtained the cigarettes.
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Texas
Tyler
City Auditorium
Hank Snow
Grand Old Opry Company
Singer Wrse
David Luke Myrick
Nashville
Tenn
British air chief Sir Dermot Boyle to visit US
Air Chief Marshal Sir Dermot Boyle will visit the United States next week at the invitation of Gen. Thomas D. White. He will tour U.S. Air Force installations starting September 29 with a firepower demonstration at Eglin Air Force Base Florida and conclude with a briefing at the Pentagon in early October.
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Dermot Boyle
United States
U.S. Air Force
Thomas D. White
British Information Service
Dermot
Eglin Air Force Base
Fla
Alk
Pentagon
NYC Borough Names Corrected For Spelling
The five boroughs of New York City are Bronx Brooklyn Manhattan Queens and Richmond.
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Bronx
Brooklyn
Manhattan
Queens
Richmond
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