Williams And Mantle Pace To .400 Race In 1957 Preview
New York Yankees star Mickey Mantle and Boston Williams chase a .400 batting mark with seven weeks left in 1957. Mantle leads with hits and home runs while Williams sustains a high average, and both duel Red Sox foe Roy Sievers for RBIs as Hank Aaron and Musial lead the NL.
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Braves Pitching Steps Up As Distance Is Kept
New York Aug 12 One reason the Milwaukee Braves hold a 5½ game NL lead is their mound staff’s ability to go the distance. The staff leads the league with 43 complete games, led by Warren Spahn and Bob Buhl with 17 each. Lou Burdette has nine, Gene Conley six, Juan Pizarro three, Bob Trowbridge one, and Ray Crone two before his trade.
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Wilson Replaces Buddy Parker As Lions Coach
An official high up in the Detroit organization said Parker is out and Wilson is in. George Wilson, 43, becomes head coach after eight seasons as Lions assistant. he played Northwestern football and starred for the Bears. The Detroit move follows Parker’s surprise departure and names Wilson as successor.
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Baseball league schedules and standings update
Eastern and Western division standings show Milwaukee New York Chicago Pittsburgh and others with records and games back. Today's schedule features St Louis at Chicago Detroit at Kansas City Chicago at Cleveland Baltimore at Washington Brooklyn at New York Pittsburgh at Philadelphia Milwaukee at Cincinnati with multiple evening games across venues.
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Queen Elizabeth Attends Maryland North Carolina Game
Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip draw crowds as they attend the Maryland versus North Carolina football game at Byrd Stadium. Ticket offices report heavy sales and temporary seating will boost capacity to 46,000 for the royal visit.
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Jockey Eddie Arcaro Suspended After Dedicate Disqualification
Atlantic City officials suspend jockey Eddie Arcaro for days following the Dedicate disqualification in the Atlantic City Handicap. Interference at the far turn prompted the ruling, with Dedicate later noted for a track record time though time certification remains uncertain.
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Cubs Defeat White Sox In Benefit Game
Cubs beat White Sox 2 to 0 in a charity game at Comiskey Park. Jim Brosnan and Turk Lown silenced the Sox with three hits allowed as Luis Aparicio and Minnie Minoso produced lone bids. Bob Speake, Walt Moryn and teammates supplied Chicago's runs.
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Zulueta Wins Narrow Decision Over Ippolito in New York
In a close 10 round bout at St. Nicholas Arena Orlando Zulueta 137 outpointed Frankie Ippolito 140 on all three official cards by 5 1 and 6 as AP had Ippolito leading 5-4-1 Zulueta used a stabbing left jab to edge the New York schoolteacher who fought his first bout since June 19.
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Fights Last at Night Wye Acclaimed and Boxing Results
New York Orlando Zulueta 137 Cuba outpointed Frankie Ip polito 148 New York. New Orleans Charlie Norkus 141 Port Washington stopped Crowe Peale 187 Baton Rouge. Pittsburgh Ray Lancaster 144 Spartansburg outpointed Al Maroti 141 Youngstown. Tijuana Don Jordan 139 Los Angeles outpointed Juan Padilla 139 Tampico. The imperial dynasty of Japan is cited as the oldest reigning line dating from 660 B.C. with no historical proof.
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Patterson Arrives for Rademacher Bout in Seattle
Floyd Patterson, the world professional middleweight champion, arrived in Seattle to collect 250000 dollars before boxing Pete Rademacher, amateur champion, in a scheduled August 22 bout at Sick's Stadium Promoter Jack Hurley aims to attract a large crowd as Patterson trains in Kent and Rademacher continues training in Issaquah near Seattle
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Conscience prompts confession in 1946 Baltimore robbery
Gilbert L. Eliott, 31, confessed to a $128 1946 robbery after years of guilt. Judge Michael J. Manley sentenced him to seven years in prison, noting the crime could carry up to 20 years. Eliott said he and his brother staged the heist. Eugene Eliott, Gilbert’s brother, has died.
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