Pigskin Notes On The Colts Preseason Hopes Rise
Weeb Ewbank's Baltimore Colts show potent offense in 1957 drills as Lenny Moore and Raymond Berry star. Unitas battles Shaw for QB role while rookie Leonard Lytes debuts with a 47 yard run. Colts set to meet Pittsburgh and then Giants on September 21 in Louisville.
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Senators Move Debate Deepens Over Minneapolis Move
Washington sports writers and fans debate a potential Senators relocation to Minneapolis driven by a promised 1,000 seat stadium and guaranteed attendance. critics fault Cal Griffith and warn a move could bring mixed results, with some suggesting Washington could attract another MLB club if the move occurs. The piece notes broader concerns about attendance, management, and possible regional repercussions for other teams.
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Democrats Take 3rd Playoff Game in City Twi-Light series
Frederick Democrats defeated Kidd's Case 4 to 2 in the third playoff game after loading the bases in the second inning on three walks and two runs scoring on Jim Blank's single. Key plays included a passed ball scoring another run and Wilbur Cline's fifth inning hit with two walks and a Clyde Harding sacrifice to tally the final Frederick run. Colliflower led at the plate with two hits and two RBIs as Blank fanned five. The teams meet again in the fourth game next Tuesday at 6 30 p.m. at Melody Inn.
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Upstream Nymph Use For Bass Fishing Gains Attention
Field and Stream feature recounts a bass fishing experiment using mayfly nymphs and other underwater imitations on local streams. It notes effective methods, gear, and observed catches including bass under 15 inches, with practical tips from observers like Tom Cofield and Gus Janes.
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Baseball standings and television notes for 1958 season
The sheet lists American League standings with New York and Baltimore leading, plus schedule notes for Friday and Saturday games. It also reports boxing on TV only for Madison Square Garden events in 1958 59 season with exceptions for hockey and basketball, and notes Johnny Bulla leading the Centennial Open field after a 65 in the pro am.
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Nats Hold Ground On Move Rumors
Washington Senators president Calvin Griffith said the club will take no action to transfer to Minneapolis. He indicated discussions may occur but stressed they remain in Washington unless terms are favorable, amid dwindling attendance and late-season slide.
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League Leaders By The Associated Press Figures From 's
American League leaders include Mantle with 103 runs and 37 homers for New York, Runnels 63 runs for Boston, and Jensen 110 RBIs. Pitcher Turley leads with 16 decisions and 145 strikeouts. In the National League, Banks 42 homers and Aaron 167 hits highlight the season. Musial hits .343, Ashburn .339, and Banks 32 doubles.
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Braves blank Giants 3-0 as Rush shuts them out
Yesterday's Stars pitcher Bob Rush allowed 10 hits including a triple and a double but issued just one walk while striking out seven in a 3-0 victory. Red Schoendienst led the Braves with multiple hits including a run scoring double, fueling the win over the Giants.
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Minor Leagues Scores Across Pacific Coast League And Others
AP wire reports scores from the Pacific Coast League with Sacramento 2 over Portland 1 and Salt Lake City 6 Phoenix 4, Seattle 10 Spokane 2, San Diego at Vancouver rained out. International League Montreal 10 Buffalo 5, Toronto 5 Rochester 1 4 Columbus 6 Richmond 2. American Association results Omaha 1 St. Paul 0, Denver 6 Minneapolis 3, Indianapolis 2 Louisville 6, Wichita 24 Charleston 1 13.
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Elliott Sets Another Record at 1500 Meters
Elliott of Australia blitzed the world 1500 meters record with a 3 36.0 in Gothenburg Sweden during a Stockholm meeting buildup. The young distance star split 7 56.0 and 1 57.5 through 800 and 1200 meters, finishing well ahead of Stanislav Jungwirth as IAAF consideration weighed the mark. Belmont Park opens amid a 45 day fall racing program featuring 28 stakes and possible Horse of the Year decisions. Byron Nelson recovers from spine surgery with expected golf return in weeks.
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Braves Win and Stretch Lead Over Giants in San Francisco
Milwaukee Braves beat the San Francisco Giants 3 4 2 in San Francisco as Bob Rush allowed 18 hits for the win. The Braves extended their NL lead to 11 games with Rush earning his seventh victory of the season while Giants pitcher John Antonelli took the loss. A crowd of 19 918 watched the lone major league game of the day, with Milwaukee scoring in the sixth and seventh to secure the win.
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Race Site Unchanged For Hambletonian At Du Quoin
Du Quoin fairgrounds won a three year contract for the Hambletonian trot, preserving the race’s daytime mile setting in its agricultural coal region. Directors rejected bids from Suffolk Downs Vernon Downs and Yonkers, with Du Quoin bidding 32000 added to the purse or 45 percent of the total, whichever is larger.
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