Orioles End Red Sox Seven-Game Win Streak With 9-3 Upset
Baltimore defeats Boston 9-3 as Dave Philley drives in three runs on a homer and two singles. Gus Triandos belts a two run homer during a 16 hit Oriole attack. Ted Williams goes 2-for-4 for Boston with a double and two walks as Frank Sullivan takes the loss. Hal Smith, Diering, Causey and Philley score key runs.
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Boston
Baltimore
Orioles
Boston Red Sox
Frank Sullivan
Dave Philley
Gus Triandos
Sox
Ted Williams
Harry Dorish
Oriole
Philley
Dave Pope
Triandos
Chuck Diering
Wayne Causey
Hal Smith
Willie Miranda
Diering
Causey
Lemon Blanks Chisox
Tammy Byrne
Washington
New York Yankees
Senators
Brooklyn Dodgers
New York Giants
Don Ziromer
Ray Katt
Big Bob Lemon
Cleveland Indians
Chicago White Sox
Herman Wehmeier
Philadelphia Phillies
Pittsburgh Pirates
Pirates
Baseball matchups across Maryland towns listed in schedule
Regional baseball fixtures feature multiple matchups including New Market Shafer Frederick at Beallsville Cole Jefferson at Mt Airy Hacegett Brunswick at Heart Md DeMelay at Sams Webh Curry Harmony at Lisbon Monagnan Bolivar at Yellow Springs Cale Woodbine at Tlersville Radford Tri County Walkersville at Lander Pheiffer Middletown at Broad Run George Douhs at Creagerstown Clem Lovellsville at Buckesstown Shook South Penn Harney at Mummasburg Dan Fanextown at Bonneausville Pa Pen Marion Cashtown at Union Bridge Blue Ridge at Thurmont New Windsor at Lewistown Emmitsburg at Fairfield Pa County Softball EFAC at Mountaindale Lewistown at Liberty Barronsville versus Walkersville idle play at Woodshire diamond results pending. Also mentions Associated Press boxing notes and various results from New Orleans and Dallas events.
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Ljams
New Market
Shafer Frederick
Beallsville
Cole Jefferson
Mt. Airy
Hacegett Brunswick Wing
Hye
Heart Md
DeMelay
Sams
Curry Harmony
Lisbon
Monagnan Bolivar
Yellow Sprgs
Cale Woodbine
T'lersville
Radford
Tri-County
Walkersville
Lander
Pheiffer
Knock-Down And Drag-Out Fight At Game
A fierce brawl broke out during a Columbus Jets vs Toronto Maple Leafs game last night involving over 40 players. Lou Limmer and AL Ramberger were hospitalized briefly. Limmer suffered facial and body bruises after multiple knockdowns while Ramberger may face a fractured pitching arm. The melee erupted in the fourth and fifth innings after on-field dustups between Limmer and Miller and between Limmer and Jacobs, ending with ejections and renewed bench clearing. George Trautman promised action after reviewing umpires.
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Ohio
New York
Yankee Stadium
Columbus’ Jets
Toronto
Maple Leafs
Leafs
Lou Limmer
Jets
Dutch) Ramberger
Columbus White Cross Hospital
Limmer
Romberger
Jet
Nick Cullop
Bill Miller
al Pinkston
Miller
Cullop
Philadelphia
Kansas City
Spook Jacobs
Jacobs
Frank Verdi
George Trautman
Barber Leads Open As St Paul 46-Hole Mark Falls
Joccy Barber of Los Angeles carved a 66 to post 149 48 3o at the St Paul Open halftway with a three stroke edge. Arnold Palmer trailed by three at 132 while Tommy Bolt stood third at 133 as 60 players remain. Sam Snead faltered with a 144 two rounds as Auke Souchak led money winners with 140.
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ST. Paul
Mina
Joccy Barber
Los Angeles
Barber
Arnold Palmjee
Latrobe
Tommy Bolt
Palmer
Bolt
George Bigham
Kansas City
Fred Hawkins
St. Andrews
Art Wail Jr
Pocono Manor
Wally Ulrich
Rochester
Minn
Sam ‘Snead
Auke Souchak
Walker Inman
Augusta Ga
Minnesota
Baseball Standings and Schedule Highlights
Eastern and American League race leaders shown. Brooklyn New York Chicago Cincinnati Boston Detroit Philadelphia Kansas City Pittsburgh Washington Baltimore split. daily schedule lists games with times and pitchers. Results recap notes New York Pittsburgh Brooklyn Washington Milwaukee Chicago Detroit.
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ANG Aseccimten
Brooklyn
Vinwaukee
New York
Cleveland
BOB New York
Chicago
Cincinnati
Boston
le Louis
Detroit
Philadelphia
Kansas City
Pittsburgh
Washington
Baltimore
Kane
Hearn
Houtteman
Wynn
Im — Roberts
Littlefield
Harshman
Ditmar
Lary
Turley
Schmitz
Phila
Heer
Milw
as.Cty
Hic i
Washa
Sir Galls Paapnell Balto
Milwaukee
Staley
Crone
St. Louis
Evening News and TV Guide Highlights of the Day
A crowded schedule lists news broadcasts, sports roundups, commentaries, and a long line of television programs across stations. Programs include News Commentary, World Traveler, Washington Capitol, Gang Hingerseesh, Wonderful City, Julius LaRose Cavalcade, Dr. Wyatt Band, Dennis Crosby, Rudy Vallee, and others, with times ranging from early evening to night and notes on daylight time adjustments.
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John Finnan
Mbs
Martino Ek—Abe
Abe
World Traveler
Washington Caport
Gang Hingterseehs
Dack
Wyrizen
Dhs
Cbs News
Guy Laardocinie
Chicago
Mbs News
Cha Mu
News &Varieties
Peta
Gene Autcy
Fim
Cbe
Abe Dotty
Mack Shaw
Challs
Julius LaRose
Abe Runyon
Cha
Gens Autry
Sporta
Dhs News
Abe Siuldia
Mba
Curtisa Brooks
Che
West Point
Gary Crosby
Rudy Vallee
Cbs
Walter Winchell
Sammy Kaye
Music Hall
Cbs 3
Aba
Graham
Fibbar & Mally
Abe Neve
John Derr
Sports
Coe
Abe Tittle
Oibe
Abe OD
Newad& Varieties
Nate
Indians Rally Behind Lemon In 11th Inning Win
The Associated Press reports Bob Lemon of the Cleveland Indians pitched eight innings and walked one before leaving with a four run lead. In the 11th, Detroit Tigers belted a three run homer by Karl Jagerson to beat Kansas City 11 to 8. Lemon becomes the American League's first 12 game winner of the season.
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Cincinnati Redlegs
Eddie Mathews
Tienry Aaron
Bobby Thomson
Associated Press
Bob Lemon
Cleveland Indians
Tring
Chicago
Karl Jargeson
Detroit ‘Ligers
Kansas City
Tigers
CUBS
Brunswick
Scheer Stadium
Bears
Cubs Langle
R MM. E. ‘Vigers
Feaster
Havoc and Sialer
League Leaders Associated Press Batting and Pitching
The AP lists top league leaders across the American and National Leagues. Highlights include Ashburn batting .342 for Philadelphia and Snider leading in runs and homers for Brooklyn and Cincinnati respectively. Konstanty tops in pitching strikeouts with New York and 1,000 season K's noted for Score on Cleveland.
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H. EL
Brooklyn
Utes
New York
Newcombe
Hughes
Labine
Roebuck
Walker
Howell
Maglie
Mongant
Gomez
Antonelli
McCall
Liddie
Giel
Westrum
Katt
Associated Press
Ashburn
Phila
Snider
E'klyn
Aaron
Milwaukee
Logan
Repulski
St. Louis
Bruton
Kluszewski
Cincinnati
Boyer
St.Louis
Jones
Chicago
Kaline
Detroit
Jenson
Bost
Finigan
Kas
City
Manule
Rivera
Konstanty
Cleveland
Knocks Down Lions with Rifle Tales Debunked
A critique of hunting legends argues bullets do not fling large game like moose or tigers across terrain. The author recalls rare instances where a shot caused a tumble or knockdown, insisting such effects are overstated and citing energy transfer and physics to debunk common bragging.
Daytona auto racing dream built by Bill France in 1957
Notes trace Bill France's rise from motorcycle rider to Daytona Beach promoter, creating NASCAR and the 32.50 auto mobile speedway set to challenge Indianapolis. The piece covers France’s push after a prewar slump, his clashes with AAA, and his plan to run his own July classic with drivers on 500 tracks nationwide. It also brushes other sports and cultural notes, including boxing, football, and local curiosities, in a wide field-of-interest snapshot.
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Fla
Indianapolis
Bill France
Legon Convemion
Washington, D.C
Utah Us
France
National Association For
American Automobile Association
Nascar
Bill Wavers
Miami Beach
Jake LaMotta
Rocky Graziano
Jake
Angelo Dundee
Basilio
Tony DeMarco
Don Bisplinghoff
England
Miami
Whitey Rouviere
South
Bill
Downey Wins Third Straight Cumberland Women’s Tourney
Cumberland Maryland July 8 Mary Ann Downey of Baltimore won her third straight Women's Invitation Golf Tournament at Cumberland Country Club in a sudden death playoff against Mrs. Maurice Glick. Downey led after 18 holes, then matched Glick over 36 holes, clinching on the first playoff hole with a birdie putt. Downey takes permanent possession of the silver punch bowl trophy, winning the event for the third time following wins in 1953 and prior year.
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Cumberland
Mary Ann Downey
Baltimore
Cumberland Country Club
Maurice Glick
Miss Downey
Baltimore City
Mary Ann Musser
Allview
Johnny Musser
Ellicott City
Miss Musser
Iva Noble
Kenwood
J. W. Y. Martin
Green Spring Valley Country Club
Patterson Era Dawns as Boxing Roundup Signals 1957 Hope
Gayle Tailbor New York features Floyd Patterson's knockout of Archie McBride and his bid to fight Rocky Marciano in 1957. Arch Moore praised for a lethal jab while Dan Morgan’s death is noted. Foreign stallions dominate racing with Nashurullah Khaled and Alibhai leading money winners bred at Aga Khan's Shein Stud in Ireland. Carmel, out of Astride, wins Nursery Stakes at Hollywood Park.
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Gayle Tailb
NEW York WeFen
Floyd Patterson
Archie McBride
Rocky Marciano
Joe Louis
McBride
Archie Moore
Archie
Bobo Olson
Nashrullah
Nashua
Pappy
Khaled
Alibhai
Aga Khan
Ireland
Citation
Neon story notes and sports moves in brief
The clipping mentions Portland fame for a Tigers player named Zaverink, a 1954 Cincinnati transfer with a mixed past and a current 0-5 record this year. It also lists Navy Seaman Apprentice Howard A. Taulton aboard USS Monssen from Knoxville, Md, and notes U.S. engineering graduate output around 10,900 annually versus Russia's 50,000.
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Neon
Frederick
Portland
Tigers
Zaverink
Cincnnati
Yeat
Monssen
Howard A. Taulton
USN
Howard S. Taulton
Knoxville
Orioles Buy Zuverink as Third Trade for 10000
Orioles land Detroit pitcher George Zuverink for ten thousand dollars, the third player traded for the minimum price in two weeks. Baltimore, in last place, previously acquired Hank Majeski and Dave Philley from Cleveland. To clear room, they offered bob by wheadega fae bud sassie twee to release if not claimed.
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BIRDS
Zuverink
Baltimore
George Zuverink
Detroit Tigers
Baltimore Orioles
Orioles
Hank Majeski
Dave Philley
Cleveland
Bobby Wheadega
Fae Bud Sassie
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