Orioles Beat Yankees in Doubleheader Sweep
New York AP report says Baltimore to Owls win 3-2 in opener as Connie Johnson earns his 4th win, first complete game since June. The Orioles rally for four runs in series, with Sieman and Ginsberg homering. In nightcap, Mantle belts his 32nd homer but Baltimore wins 9-7 as Wooding earns his 9th, maintaining 4-3-1- against Yanks.
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All Stars to Meet Lions in Friday Night Clash
The All Stars, under coach One Graham, will face the Detroit Lions in Soldier Field on Friday night. Underdogs by two touchdowns, they plan a wide open game to counter the professionals' cohesion. The 1958 squad has size and speed, with Gratien assisting as they held a scrimmage at the Bears camp, where Chicago beat them 24 7 in the second half.
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Pirates Rally Past Braves In Pennant Tilt To Tie For Second
Pittsburgh, led by Bob Friend and Bill Mazeroski, beat Milwaukee 6-4 to pull even with the Braves for second place in the N L as Hank Aaron delivered a late rally for Atlanta. The crowd of 38,938 witnessed fragile control and sharp hitting from both clubs amid a busy day of league results across the Cooperstown-like schedule.
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Rebels TriCounty title team lineup noted in photo
Bugle size Rebels TriCounty League champions listed with players manager and photo details. Front row Pete Virts Toad George Sugaroor Thompson Harvey McCutcheon. second row Rat Stull Gene Brown Howard Frye Lee Potts Lane Reed Crow Everhart Yank Dison Tommy Wenner. back row Hank Cooper score keeper Bill Ray Tom Mentzer Charles Coffman Goat Gletner.
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Orioles Rally Past Yankees in Double Sweep
Baltimore Orioles topple the New York Yankees with a nightcap five for five by Gene Woodling and homers by Nieman and Ginsberg. Jer ry Lumpe errors open five runs in the first inning as Connie Johnson wins, Ditmar loses. Mantle and Berra drive in Yankee runs in the day game and Skowron’s eighth inning homer caps a late rally.
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Colts Blues Clash Ends In Narrow White Win
A crowd of 48 309 watched the Baltimore Colts intra-squad game won in the closing minutes by a Suard touchdown run from Jack Call. The Whites topped the Blues 10 7 as Myhra added a late extra point after two field goals and a kickoff return. Proceeds from the $1 tickets went to the Police Boys' Clubs of Baltimore.
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Syrian plane fires on Lebanese airliner near Damascus
A Syrian military aircraft fired on a Lebanese passenger plane over Damascus Airport and pursued it toward the Lebanese border. No injuries were reported aboard the aircraft. The incident followed by the note that a man formerly of Frederick captured the prize.
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