Colts Fall 30 28 to Eagles in Hershey Exibition
Baltimore Colts lose 30 to 28 as Philadelphia Eagles exploit passing and reserve backfield. Norman Van Broekhoven threw three TD passes for the Eagles while George Shaw and John Unitas each had TD passes for the Colts amid rookies seeing extensive action. Lenny Moore scored a receiving TD and a pass. Several veterans rested or were benched, with Don Evans and Eggers ejected for rough play. Next exhibition is Saturday vs the Chicago Cardinals in Austin Texas.
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Souchak Wins St Paul Open With Record 25 Under
Iron Mike Souchak of Grossingers wins the St Paul Open with a 25 under par 263, outshooting Sam Snead to claim the $25,000 title. Snead finishes second at 267 with Julius Boros. Souchak also sets a 72-hole record.
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Ballenger BeeZees Clinch Playoff Spot With 17 0 Win
BeeZees secure playoff position by routing Liberty 17 to 0. Pitcher Doug Falk dominated with three hits allowed, six strikeouts in late innings. A Cook led BeeZee at the plate with four singles in five tries. Falk and Zimmerman each had three for six. Stull drew four walks and one single. Buckerstown battles for tiebreaker positioning while Liberty faces Washington School Diamond next Sunday.
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Walkersville Tops Creagerstown By 4 1
Walkersville defeated Creagerstown 4 to 1 in the Tri County league. Kenny Eaves earned the win with 16 strikeouts and allowed six hits in nine innings. Creagerstown led 1 0 early before Walkersville tied it in the bottom of the second and pulled ahead with three runs in the frame. Walkersville added one more in the fourth and can claim first place pending Buckeystown results.
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Bears' Slide Spurs Caution in Pro Picks for 1958
NFL coaches hesitate to name clear contenders after Chicago Bears slipped to fourth last season. Paul Brown doubts Cleveland, New York Giants, and Washington as strong, while Pittsburgh and Detroit face uncertainty amid shifting franchises and quarterback questions.
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Frederick Dems Top Melody Inn In Playoff Action
Frederick Democrats defeated Melody Inn 3-2 in Inter-County League playoffs as Henry Hake homered and added a single for all Frederick runs. Pitcher Earl Lenhart fanned nine in a four hit, two walk effort. Sykesville eliminated Arcadia 6-2 in the other playoff game.
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Mt. Lena Beats Taylorstown Nine In Heart of Maryland
Mt. Lena ran over Taylorstown 18 to 3 in a rain rescheduled Heart of Maryland League game. Mt. Lena finishes 10-5 for second place and Shaughnessy eligibility. Faulders and Deener had three hits each. Frye homer for Taylorstown, three Mt. Lena errors.
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Baseball league standings and results overview
Major and minor leagues show New York leading the American standings with 74 wins, Milwaukee 70, and Chicago 62. San Francisco 64, Boston 59, Pittsburgh 55 leading the National. Saturday results include Pittsburgh 13 Cincinnati 4 and Milwaukee 2 Philadelphia 1. San Francisco 7 Chicago 4. Chicago 7 Cleveland 6. Nehru to meet Pakistan PM around Aug 30 to discuss border disputes. Turkey’s city name changes noted. New stamps: Kossuth commemoratives announced for Sept 19 with first-day envelopes available.
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