Nuts And Birds 22 Washington Team Subsidized Lose On Road
In Chicago the Chicago White Sox defeated Washington 21 to 3 after a late homer by Shera Lollar. The scoreline shows Kemmerer and Courter struggling for Washington as Chicago built an early lead and held on for the win.
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Nuts and Birds
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Chicago
Shera Lollar
Gunbh Yaning
Russ Kemmerer
Chivaso
Chicas
Kemmerer
Courter
Ponovan
Shaw
Lollar
Wo— Shaw
League Leaders: National and American League stats
Baseball leaders are listed with Batting, Runs, RBIs, Hits, Doubles, Triples, Home Runs, and Stolen Bases for both leagues. Notable names include Musial, Mays, Banks, Thomas, Aaron, Mantle, Jensen, Cerv, Power, Kaline, and Aparicio, with pitching leaders like McCormick and Turley. Drabowsky faces a possible 30 day injury with a muscle tear in the elbow.
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Associated Press National League
Musial
St. Louis
Slays
San Francisco
Ash
Burn
Philadelphia
Russ — Banks
Chicago
Mays
Aaron
Milwaukee
Banks
Thomas
Pittshurst
Anderson
Wallis
Ashburn
Hoak
Cincinnati
Skinner
Great
Pittsburgh
Virdon
Mavs
Aaton
Blasingame
McCormick
Grissom
Purkey
Semproch
Jones
Padres
Los Angeles
Roberts
Runnels
Boston
Detroit
Power
Cleveland
Kaline
Taples
Turtle
Kansas City
Lemon
Washington
Jensen
Cerv
Manile
New York
Thien
Aparicio
Rivera
Lan_idis
Harrell
Sports Grid of Historical Racing and Baseball Notes
Preakness winners 1675 to 1858 include Waides and Herley with multiple wins. Notables such as Nashua Omaha Gallant Fox and Bold Kuier appear in trainer credits. Card mentions Curt Flood MVP in 1956 and Walkersville Medies’ win over Brunswick Goorz. Jim Fresimous saddled horses. Jack Nichols to skip 58-59 season. state dental exams for NBA veteran. Nogales boys team loses to girls team in baseball. Mentions Tommy Bob temper and PGA Open photo incident. Thomas J Barry sets 22 Monmouth Park wins. Bill Hartagh dominant at Delaware Park in 1957. Notes horse heart weights recalled for Phar Lap.
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BR. W. Waides
T. J. Herley
Jim Fresimmouss
Nashua
Omaha
Gallant Fox
Bold Kuier - Outfelder
Curt Flood
St. Loui Cardinals
Carola Ieague
High Point-Phomagsville
Walkersville
Medies
Brunswick Goorz
Ince
Philies
Jack Nichols
Aston Celtics
NBA
State of Washington
Seattle
Nogales
Arizona
Laurel
Yommy Bob
Baltimore
PGA
Mt. Pleasant
Thomas
J. Barry
Monmouth Park
Bill Hartagh
America
Delaware Park
Box Scores for Tasvirstown and Frederick DeMolay
Two baseball box scores detail Frederick DeMolay and Tasvirstown games with player line scores and fielding notes. Highlights include Lamb Hess Fletcher Coates and Williams contributions, and a controversial Alston sign incident in San Pedro along with Idaho political rally use of a band shell.
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Frederick DeMolay
Qae Lam
Winmeler
Wilhide
D. Winnigler
C. ci
Hess Brandenburg
Finnessrock
Rinsham
Ener.ly
Gastley Y Smith
Tasvirstown
Ronnie Williams
Coates
Fletcher
Ler
A Coates
C Coates
Frederck DeMolay
Taslorstown
Earnea
Frecerck
Taxiorstown
Lamb
Hess
Fletcher Wilnide
Wilams
C. Winpigler
D. Winpigler
Finnerfrock
G. C Coates
Stocks
Ry Williams
Ralis Inde
J. Williams
Whide
Egates
Williams
Eecnank wunEs Umait
More Than Half Ton Of Fish Caught At Lander Last Month
In June the Potomac River creel census at Lander reported over a half ton of fish caught by 433 anglers who fished 4511 hours. Bass led catches with 1100 fish, 14 largemouths. catfish second, yellow belly sunfish third. Bill Hemp and Roger Burkholder posted notable catches. anglers from Frederick, Cumberland, Washington, Baltimore and Pennsylvania participated. Hummer, the census station operator, noted water temp differences and fish behavior in muddy versus clear water.
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Lander
State Game and Inland Fish Commission
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Frederick
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Hummer
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Virginia
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Middle Creek
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Jefferson
Roger Burkholder
Bob Sensec
Hancock
Cumberland
Washington
Baltimore
Pennsylvania
Ebni Street
Humpter
Game Commission
Potomac River
Westminster Stars Defeat Hagerstown in Little League Derby
Westminster, Md. tops Hagerstown 3-0 as Dale Freyran belts a two run homer in the first inning. Dennis Haines adds a baserunner and Westminster plates another in the third to advance to the state championship game in Easton. Vaughn Thompson and Rudy junior contribute on the mound and in the field.
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Westminster
Dale Freyran
Hagerstown
Maryland
Easton
Dennis Haineslof
Freyman
Vaughn Thompson
Junior Rudy
Tony Canelli
Jim Spencer
Larry Walthall
Johnny Stover
Fight Results From Miami Beach and Nearby Venues
Boxing results list several decisions and stoppages across cities including Miami Beach Chicago St Louis Oakland and Charlotte with fighters like Bobby Boyd Luke Easter Walter Irby Vic Cardoz and Benny Droli. Kobayashi retains Orient featherweight title after outpointing Sarica Yontra in Tokyo. A Friday substitute bout in Syracuse features Yama Bahama and Joe Miceli to be televised on NBC after Anthony McBride match was canceled for health reasons.
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Fla
Bobby Boyd
Chicago
Jimmy Morris
Miami
Jesse
Bowdry
St. Louis
Bobby Lane
Richmond
Calif
Luke Easter
San Francisco
Vic, Cardoz
Oakland
Charlotte
N. C
Walter Irby
Columbia
Benny Droli
Fort Bragg
N.c
Tokyo
Hisao Kobayashi
Japan
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Kit
Thailand
Kobayashi
Syracuse
N.Y
Yama Bahama
British West Indies
Joe Miceli
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NBC
Tony Anthony Archie MecBride
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Anthonn
Scotia
Burnicoat Head
Nova
Fight Over Tourney Structure Threatens PGA IGSA Rift
CHICAGO AP A looming conflict between the International Golf Sponsors Assn and the PGA could disrupt the entire tournament system. IGSA secretary T A Williams Jr of Greensboro NC said about 20 sponsors, with tours from Phoenix to Tam O Shanter Chicago, seek a voice in running events and a new fee plan. May has refused to resume Tam O Shanter events without Carter's firing, while Williams argues for a compromise to avoid a break.
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International Golf
God
Professional Golf Assn
T. A. Willams
Saii Williams
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Greensboro
Texas
Insurance City
St. Paul
Tucson
Canadian
Los Angeles
Avalon
Tyuana
Tam O'Shanter
George 5
May
Ed Caner
PGA
Williams
Carter
Steel price hike sparks industry and political clash
Middletown Ohio AP reports Armee Steel Corp announces first 1958 steel price increase set for Thursday. Senator Estes Kefauver condemns the move, warning it will harm the economic recovery if sustained.
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Middletown
Ohio
Armee Steel Corp
Campanella eyes California visit as recovery continues
Roy Campanella said he has improved enough to use a regular bed and wear only a small collar instead of the neck brace. The Dodgers catcher remains in rehab but hopes to make weekend visits to his California home while hospitalized after the January 28 car crash that injured his neck and left him paralyzed from the chest down.
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