Braves Arrive in Milwaukee Amid Heated Exchange with Reporter
The Milwaukee Braves landed in New York for the World Series and Manager Fred Haney clashed with a reporter over a question about choking in pressure. Haney insisted the club would not let Milwaukee down, and the team planned a workout at Yankee Stadium before Game 1. A city-wide parade honored the Braves with 33 convertible cars, marching bands, and War Memorial Center festivities ending with a silent Indian honor guard.
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Output Of Homers Down
Major league home run production fell four percent in 1957 with the New York Yankees suffering the greatest loss. Final AP figures show 2,202 total homers in 1957 versus 2,293 in 1956. Kansas City led the AL with 166, Boston 153, while the Yankees totaled 190 in 1956 and 455 in 1957.
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Sooner Fullback Morris Exemplifies Team Play Under Wittenberg
Norman Oklahoma September 3 Dennis Morris OU fullback demonstrates the Sooners emphasis on blocking and team defense. Morris, formerly a guard and then an OU freshman center, says he prefers blocking to carrying and notes the offense centers on quick openings. He also plays linebacker on defense and believes his size 212 pounds helps him pursue professional ball, though he recalls weighing 245 last spring. The feature previews his role in OU’s high powered system and the value of teamwork.
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Ford To Face Warren Spahn In World Series Opener
New York Yankees lefty Whitey Ford was set to face Milwaukee lefty Warren Spahn in the World Series opener at Yankee Stadium. Mantle and Skowron were listed as doubtful with injuries, while Stengel prepared a lineup with Ford and five sure starters. The Braves arrived in Milwaukee for the championship start and planned a workout at the stadium before the game.
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Baseball and golf notes highlight long hole-in-one and World Series talk
In New York a World Series game discussion shows Harold Myers leading the Yankees and Russ Whitmore atop pitching stats while a golf item notes a claimed record hole in one at Rye later clarified as 312 yards from the front tee. Sabbatical extension of Nat Holman to teach in Japan is announced alongside parade coverage in Peiping.
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Oklahoma Tops AP Poll. Michigan State Strong Challenger
Oklahoma holds first with 134 votes and 81 firsts as Michigan State moves to second after a big opener. Minnesota rises to third behind Duke and Texas A M with Auburn and Iowa breaking into the top ten after upsets. Navy and Oregon State also climb while Michigan stays in 10th. Ballenger leads Twilight Softball playoff as Urbana and Ballenger each post 1-0-1 records.
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Shadows in Yankee Stadium A World Series Preview
New York notes ponder strange shadows at Yankee Stadium as the World Series opens with the Milwaukee Braves. Braves manager Fred Haney and Yankees skipper Casey Stengel share cautious, humorous remarks about Warren Spahn and the series mood. Spahn, set for the first game, calls it fun and plans to start strong. Haney declines to bet but likes the odds about 17-20 on the Yanks.
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World Series Fever Grips Nation as Fans Anticipate Start
The nation braces for the World Series at Yankee Stadium as fans, players, and markets surge with anticipation. Analysts note the series could redefine public interest and offer a shared national moment beyond politics and sports.
Three Harness Races Today At Local Fair Track
Today at 1 30 p m a program of three harness races is planned with a 214 pace opener featuring six entries including two local horses owned by Rolandi Smith of Frederick and Mr and Mrs Joseph Kyler of Thurmont The card continues with two 224 trot divisions both drawing Pennsylvania and Maryland entrants.
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Bragan to Confer With Indian Brass
Bobby Bragan arrives in New York for a meeting with Cleveland Indians general manager Hank Greenberg after his firing by Pittsburgh. The talks aim to map Bragan’s return to manage the Indians amid a sixth-place AL finish and pitching injuries that hurt Kerby Farrell’s rookie season.
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