Oriole Boss Gets New Two Year Contract
Baltimore baseball leaders extend general manager Paul Richards contract through 1959. The board cites confidence in Richards and aims at long term planning for player development and a new executive vice president role to coordinate front office and organizational duties.
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St. Louis Browns
Jimmy Dykes
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Detroit
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Fae Sed Ha
Four More Terps Go On Sick List
Maryland football coach Tom Mont faces a growing injury toll as four more players join the sick list. Center Ronald Laneve is hospitalized with jaundice and likely out for the season. fullback Tara Selep will miss the North Carolina game with a knee injury. left end A Beardsley has a leg infection but may recover. right end Ed Cooke dislocated a shoulder and is out for the season.
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University Hospital
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Beardsley
Frank Damourens
Army
Howie Dare
John McVicker
Laneve
Cooke
Phil Peric
Bowling Leagues Result Mixed At Industry Center
Latest results show K and H Tinners 4, Marion 4. Groff Brothers 0, Warren's Men's Shop 4. Frederick Paint and Glass 4, Morgan's Lunch 3. Stup Mobilgas 0, Schlitz 0. Standings list Stup Mobilgas 19, Stup and Crowther 16, Northcoal 13, Warren's 14, Morgan's 13, Frostie 12, Riddlemoser 11, Marion 10, Plumbers 10, Schlitz 9, Harold's 8, Frederick Paint and Glass 8, Groff Bros 8. High team set Tinners 1,700. high team game Warren's Men's Shop 389. high individual set William Bradley 306. high individual game Marlow Hisser 82.
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Michigan State Nearing No 1 as Oklahoma Holds Spike
Oklahoma retained the No 1 rating by a slim margin in the AP poll. Michigan State closely trailed with 11 first-place votes amid a tight top group. Georgia Tech and Texas Christian followed, while Michigan rose to eighth after routing Army.
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Ohio State 30 72) Two-year-old Flies Will Compete Hoff Rfr Ausherman
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Stover Sit Knill
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Ford, Score pace league ERAs as Burdette leads NL
Whit ey Ford of the Yankees captures the American League earned run title with 2.47 ERA after 226 innings and 19–6 record. Herb Score of Cleveland trails at 2.57. Lew Burdette tops the National League with a 19–10 mark, edging Warren Spahn. Score leads strikeouts with 203. Also contains local league standings, bowling results, UNC football lineup changes, and a note on salmon migration tracing by the Soviet fisheries mission.
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Yankee Star
Lefty Grove
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Walter Johnson
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Stan Coveleskie
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Spud Chamber
Ed Lopat
Yankees
Score
Cleveland
Early Wynn
Bob Lemon
Wynn
Lemon
Frank Lary
Detroit
Johnny Antonelli
New York Giants
Sal Maglie
Don Newcombe
Dodgers
Electronic Football Backfired On Browns
New York reporters describe a Giants upset of the Cleveland Browns 21 to 9 after they intercepted the Browns signals via radio ear receivers used by the Browns. Giants GM Ray Walsh says Browns abandoned the tactic after three failed plays. Paul Brown explains the device helped coordinate offense and defense but was ultimately abandoned.
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Simmick
Cleveland Browns
New York Giants
Giants
Browns
Ray Walsh
Paul Brown
Cleveland
Hasear
Mounts Begin Court Drills Aiming for Fourth Straight Title
Mountaineers coach Jim Phelan begins the season with a rebuilding squad after graduation losses of guards Eddie Bals Bill Stanley and Frank Smith plus Tito Nanni and George Donohue. Key returnees include Jack Sullivan Alt Williams Jerry Bohlinger and soph Bert Sheing. Freshman prospects Jack Halleron Jack Gunn Ed Galen Jack Marshall and Bill Morse vie for roles as Phelan seeks backcourt depth and scoring to chase a Mason-Dixon title and a 26-game schedule start.
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Mason-Dixon
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Bill Stanley
Frank Smith
Mounties
Tito Nanni
George Donohue
Jack Sullivan
Nahan
Alt Williams
Soph Bert Sheing
Jerry Bohlinger
Bohlinger
Joe Sullivan
Tom Mullen
Leonard
Sullivan
Mullen
Jack Halleron
Chaminade High
Jack Gunn
Haileron
Chaminade
Cagers
Guon
Ed Galen
Olney High
Philadelphia
Jack Marshall
Guiamet
Northeast Catholic
Bill Morse
Dean Prep
Mountaineer
Nanni
Glade Valley Boots To Win County Soccer Ahead
Glade Valley booters defeated Walkersville High 12 to 2 at Cadet field to assert strong county title chances. Four goals in each of the first three periods paced the winners while reserves closed out the game. Dick Smith and Bob Kline led Walkersville fouls, with Ane son scoring for the losers in the second period to reach 8-2 at halftime. Walkersville, under Coach Bill Talley, fields a large junior class and will be competing for years. next, Walkersville hosts Maryland State School for the Deaf on October 3.
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Bill Reed
J.D
Fritz) Crisler
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Leslie W. Scott
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Maryland State School For the Deaf
Fetchik Wins Western Open in Playoff Thriller
Husky Mike Fetchik captured the Western Open title at the Presidio course with a six under 66 in a four man playoff. He finished five strokes ahead of Jay Hebert and six ahead of Doug Ford. The winner earned a $3,000 first prize and a belated birthday gift while the runners up collected $2,000 each.
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Husky Mike Fetchik
Fetchick
Jay Hebert
Sanford
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Don January
Presidio
Heavy Title Fight Set for Chicago Nov 30
Chicago Stadium will host a heavyweight title bout between Floyd Patterson and Archie Moore on November 30 to crown the champion for the Rocky Marciano vacated title. The International Boxing Club announced plans and said financial details would be settled next week with home TV and theater TV negotiations ongoing. Patterson trains at Greenwood Lake New York and Moore at Lakeside California, with both to arrive in Chicago three weeks prior to the fight.
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Sugar Hart Stuns Earl Dennis In Telecast Bout At St Nicholas
Sugar Hart, 21, of Philadelphia, flashed flashy form in a third round knockout of Earl Dennis of New York in a telecast bout at St. Nicholas Arena. Hart improved to nine straight wins, 17 in 18, with 13 knockouts. Dennis had been hurt earlier and halted at intermission after Dr. Schiff’s ruling. Hart weighed 146, Dennis 143. In other cards Martinez, Cook, and Flanagan bouts noted.
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Alexander Schiff
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Associated Press
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Sugar Mart
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Traffic Court Clerk Suspended For Bail Bondsman Tip
A Baltimore traffic court docket clerk Samuel DeMarco was suspended for 30 days without pay after court authorities said he gave a defendant the name of a bail bondsman. Chief Magistrate Stanley Scherr criticized the practice of kickbacks to bondsmen and noted DeMarco denied giving a name. DeMarco, a five-year employee, faced suspension amid broader probe of improper favors in the traffic court.
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Discussion Group Sets Farm Policies in Lisden Hills
Kansas City Athletics buy relief pitcher Ben Flowers from the Philadelphia Phillies for slightly above the $10,000 waiver price. Flowers, a right hander, previously with the Cardinals Dodgers Tigers and Red Sox farm systems, adds depth after a 1956 season with the Phillies and Cardinals.
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Stu Miller
Murry Dickson
Herm Wermeier
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