All Stars Rally Past Lions 35-29 in Opening Game
College All Stars overcome Detroit Lions 35-29 in Chicago. Bob Mitchell and Jim Ninowski connect for two touchdowns, Bobby Conrad adds four field goals, Lou Michaels contributes a safety, and Ralph Pfeifer scores late for the Lions. Cadets prep notes on wing T offense and roster changes.
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Bob Mitchell
Jim Ninowski
Bobby Conrad
College All-Stars
Detroit Lions
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Nimowski
Lions
All-Stars
Detroit
Jim Pace
Michigan
King Hill
Rice
Collegians
Conrad
Texas A&m
Lou Michaels
Kentucky
Gene Gedman
Charles Howley
West Virginia
Patn Renon
Nnuuy Layneys
Ralph Pfeifer
Chicago Tribune
All Breed Point Show Set by Mason Dixon Kennel Club
The Mason Dixon Kennel Club will host its All Breed Point Show on Sunday September 7 at Muni pineal Stadium in Wacdearcinun under the American Kennel Club rules. It will be open to the 216 AKC recognized breeds and to any dog registered in AKC.
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Ams Soon Neid
American Kennel Club
AKC
Nenesce
Danvers Baseball Standings and Results Snapshot
American League figures show New York at 74 wins, Chicago 68, Boston 63. Recounts list Detroit, Cleveland, Washington, Baltimore, Kansas City with scattered results: Chicago beat Cleveland 4 3, Boston 6 New York 2, Washington 3, Baltimore 1, Kansas City 12 Detroit 5. Upcoming games include New York at Boston and Cleveland at Chicago, Detroit at Kansas City, plus Kansas City at Baltimore.
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Death of Henry Red Sanders Defines a Sporting Era
Los Angeles reports the death of Henry Red Sanders, famed UCLA football coach, caused by an enlarged heart and coronary rupture. An autopsy noted a 500-gram heart versus 300-gram standard inactive heart. Sanders, 53, collapsed in a hotel room with a woman later identified as Mrs. Ernestine Drake. Police and medical officials described a sudden fatal heart event ending a storied coaching career at UCLA.
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Theodore J. Curphey
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Ernestine Drake
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Pop) Grimes
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Grimes
San Quentin
Chicago
Ann
Baseball Scores And Notes From Around The Leagues
AP reports baseball results across American Association Pacific Coast and International Leagues with Mounting totals. Maris hits his 21st as Kansas City tops Detroit 12-5 while Los Angeles and Cleveland chase wins in tight showdowns. Also notes on dog show proceeds benefiting Civitan charity and entry details for Mansfield Dog Show Organization.
Marylandleague playoffs and county softball notes
The report lists several playoff and league games across Frederick County with times, teams, and venues including Shaughnessy Playoffs at Thurmont and Brunswick at Poolesville. Also notes rainouts, rescheduled games, and a cancer risk statistic unrelated to the sports items.
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Lewis
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Nino Valdes
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Poolesville
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Mike de
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Syracuse
Monterrey Mexico To Play At Williamsport
Monterrey Mexico will defend its Little League World Series title in Williamsport opening August 19. The 1957 champions miss several stars but will face regional finalists from the United States and Canada as the tournament advances to August 22.
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Industrial League
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Oregon
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Sacramento
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Virginia
Marietta
Georgia
Gadston
Alabama
Robstown
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Gary
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Davenport
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Kankakee
Ilinois
Birmingham
Michigan
League Leaders at 2 18 Associated Press Batting Leaders
The bulletin lists top 10 in batting, runs, RB I, hits, doubles, triples, home runs, steals and top pitchers for both the American and National Leagues. Notable names include Mantle and Sievers for runs and homers, Banks and Mays high in RBIs and hits, Aparicio and Ashburn as basestealers, with Delock and Moore among the leading pitchers.
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Philadelphia
Musial
St. Louis
Mays
San Francisco
Banks
Chicago
Aaron
Milwaukee
Thomas
Pittsburgh
Anderson
Milaukee
Hoak
Cincinnati
Skinner
Virdon
Pittsburch
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Mathews
Willey
Ailwaukee
Grissom
Purkey
Uti
Jones
Antonelli
Spahn
East Frederick Plans Twinbill With Frederick Blue Caps
East Frederick Junior Softball team to host a Sunday doubleheader against Frederick Blue Caps at Maryland Avenue diamond starting 1 30 pm. Juniors, a farm squad for East Frederick A C of the Tri State Major League, develop players aged 14 to 19 and feature noted players Joe Wilhide David Winpigier Sonny Blank and Buddy Baker. Practice tonight at 6 at the Maryland Avenue diamond.
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Frederick Blue Caps
Maryland Avenue
D. Harel
Dickie Diggs
Bomarc Missile Fire Tests First Remote Flight
CAPE CANAVERAL Fla AP A Bomarc air defense missile fired remotely from 1500 miles away completed a fully successful test over the Atlantic. It struck a World War II B17 drone as it attempted to breach the SAGE radar network and control centers. The operation used an early large computer to guide the missile to its target. A Kingston office operator then activated the launch from a shelter as the drone was tracked by radar.
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SAGE
Texas
Ike Says Am I Tired Am I Tired During Cape Missile Test
The report recalls President Eisenhower remarking fatigue during a Cape Canaveral guided missile test. A 42 man crew supervised ground control from the Cape as the weapon’s launch sequence began. The drone used in the test appeared as a blue golf cart and maneuvered toward the first green at Gettysburg Country Club while a high precision guidance system tracked airborne targets.
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Young Keller in All Stars For Hearst Sandlot Classic
Charley Keller of Frederick and Baltimorean Bob Cimino were named to the 1958 Hearst All-Star Sandlot team, joining national players to face the New York All-Stars August 28 at the Polo Grounds. Keller, a Maryland freshman center fielder, hit .400 for the Terps frosh and starred for Frederick teams. Cimino, a 6-9 City College graduate, starred with Frederick Hustlers and Maryland Scholastic picks. Don Brown Jr. is an alternate if either cannot play.
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Orioles fall to Senators as Harshman struggles again
Baltimore righty Harshman labors through 7 innings with a 2.74 ERA but no run support as Washington edges the Orioles 3 to 1. Bob Boyd hits his 6th homer. Nieman leaves game with a thumb injury after a line drive scare. Senators' two doubles decide the game.
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Braves blank Phillies 1-0 as Willey nets third shutout
Pitching ace Carl Willey threw a six hitter to blank the Phillies 1-0, notching his third shutout and his sixth straight win. At the plate Frank Bolling drove in all Tigers runs in a 12-5 loss to the Athletics with a three run homer, sacrifice fly and single.
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Dickson
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George Susce
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Hoeft Susce
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Cicotte
Wilson
Ickson
Gorman
Chi Wiu Tinbean
Guenn
Associated Press
Carl Willey
Braves
Phillies
Athletics
Washington Lawmaker Decries Debt Hike and Federal Aid
Congressman DeWitt of Maryland voices opposition to raising the national debt limit, warning of inflation and higher living costs. He urges restraint on Federal programs, promotes local control, and supports measures for new Federal judges in Maryland and disaster-fire surplus property donations for firefighting groups.
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Ardeath District
Maryland
Washington
House Judiciary Committee
House
Meter Thieves Cause City Headache in Baltimore
Thieves break into parking meters at an average of 12 per day in Baltimore, prying them open to steal coins. The transit and traffic department reports repairs cost about 180 dollars daily.
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Department of Transit
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