Pappas Shuts Sox As Orioles Win 7-3
Milt Pappas, 19, held Chicago to five hits and belted his first pro homer as Baltimore defeated the White Sox 7-3 before 12,288 at Chicago. He earned his seventh win against three defeats, with three strikeouts and six walks, while Gene Woodling led Baltimore with four hits and Bob Nieman added his fifth homer.
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Williams Fined for Spitting in Boston Game
Ted Williams, star of the Boston Red Sox, drew a 250 dollar fine from AL President Will Harridge after spitting toward fans during a game against the Kansas City Athletics. Williams faced boos on every appearance as he later doubled for Boston. Pirates beat the Dodgers 9 to 5 in Pittsburgh as Dick Stuart hit a two-run homer and Bob Skinner plus Mazeroski added triples.
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Indians Clinch Series with Bell Three-Hitter
Gary Bell pitched a three-hitter for Cleveland as the Indians edged Washington 3 1 in the four game series. Russ Nixon drove in four with a home run a double and two singles. Ed Fitzgerald had the lone Nationals hit off Bell. Nixon and Aspro monte homered for Cleveland.
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County Teams Out Of Ruth Tournament
Frederick County teams were blocked from the State Baby Ruth League Tournament. Brunswick faced East Baltimore in a 2-1 defeat after a tense game that saw Brunswick take an early five run lead before Baltimore surged back.
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League Leaders and Players Standouts in Baseball News
AP batting leaders list includes Runnels Boston Power Cleveland Goodman Chicago batters with top averages runs and RBIs. Mantle Jensen Sievers Mays Banks Holmes etc feature in AL NL stats. College All-Stars drill Evanston to meet Lions Aug 5 under Otto Graham. Britannia liner carried a cow for fresh milk on voyage between England and Boston since 1840.
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Carbo Indicted in New York Boxing Probe
New York figure Paul John Frankie Carbo was indicted on multiple charges including conspiracy acting as an unlicensed undercover manager and matchmaker tied to boxers in New York bouts between 1957 and 1958. Investigators say he used Herman Hymie Wallman as a licensed front.
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Civitans Edge Lions In Nationals Little League Thriller
Civitans defeated Lions 7-6 to cap regular season, pulling even at seven wins two losses. Lions led 5-2 after three, Civitans tied it with three in the fourth and added two in the fifth for the win. Monath homered for the Lions. both teams head into a decisive rematch to decide the half title and potential 1958 championship, with Lions needing one win to clinch.
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Baseball Results and Schedule From Today and Saturday
Reported scores include Baltimore 7 over Chicago 3, Cleveland 6 over Washington 1, New York 10 over Detroit, and Detroit vs Boston at Kansas City. Upcoming games listed show New York at Cleveland and Washington at Detroit among others, with rain delays noted and multiple matchups across leagues.
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Rademacher Faces Folley In Bid For Title Shot
Pete Rademacher, 29 from Columbus Georgia, challenges Zora Folley in a 10 round bout at Los Angeles with a potential shot at Floyd Patterson. Folley, 26, boasts 45 pro bouts mostly wins, while Rademacher is a 1956 Olympic champion making his pro debut at a higher stage. The telecast also features Maura Vazquez versus Marco City’s unbeaten featherweight and Enrique Aceves. Cus D Amato declines to predict if the winner earns Patterson contest.
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Stars Fight Results and Baseball Highlights
Yesterday's Associated Press sports dispatch notes the Ansonia Conn pitcher Steve Ward facing Sam Jones in a Cardinals lineup. Hartford outpointed Jim Watt, Braves first place streak ends as Brooklyn wins three to zero. Russ Nixon drives four runs with a homer in Indians 61 victory over the Senators, with four hits and a mix of singles.
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East Frederick Stars Take Second Win In All Star Series
East Frederick defeated Optimists 10-8 in game two of a three game All Star series at East Frederick. James Hahn of Optimists hit two three rim homers and had five hits and four runs. East Frederick’s Hoffman pitched well before tiring in the last inning. Don Brachey and Sherman Myers made key catches to save runs. Third game scheduled for 6 pm today weather permitting.
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Population milestones since Magellan voyage
The text notes that fewer than half a billion people inhabited Earth around Magellan’s 16th century circumnavigation, roughly 510 years ago, whereas current estimates place the global population near three billion.
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Monotony In Grid Camps Grows Tough
In long football camps players endure heat and hard work with little sleep and little talk among teammates. Johnny Unitas and Rocky Marciano weigh in on training rigors, detailing on field sessions, diagrams, and the toll on fighters and athletes. The article notes football’s roughness, compares prep across sports, and mentions Japan prospects for a Braves tour.
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Lobby backs sports bill fuels antitrust clash in Congress
Washington AP reports Representative Emanuel Celler accuses a powerful lobbying drive of pushing a broad antitrust exemption for professional sports. He urges limited carveouts and Senate scrutiny while Commissioner Bell defends football’s draft system as vital to league competition and salary growth. Kentucky Pride faces nine rivals in the Arlington Classic with hopes for a 100000 prize.
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Three Lead Eastern Open Golf Rounds
Gary Player Bob Rosburg and Mike Fetchet posted sub par 68s Thursday to pace the rain disrupted Eastern Open as play was suspended for 15 minutes. Wes Wail Jr. carded a 69 in hot pursuit while Art Wall Jr. and others scrambled through soggy conditions at the Mr Pleasant course. Bill Ezinicki Marty Furgol Jay Hebert and Don Stough stood two strokes back with 70s as one third of the massive field remained on the course.
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Edmond Hoyle the Card Game Author 97
A note recalls Edmond Hoyle who wrote the first book on card games in 1742 and lived to age 97.
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