Cadets Meet Wheaton Next in Bowling League
Cadets visit Wheaton Friday afternoon at 3 30 in the Bowling League. Standings show Petersville Five leading with 1 point, Irish Five, Skip's Five, Church Hill Five, State Road, Co. & M. Mobil, Arcade Five, Smith's Pies, and Pontiat Inn among competitors. Cooper Skip's Five posts 160 game and 318 series, Church Hill Five totals 637 game and 1 651 series.
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Petersville
Williams Wins AL Slugging Title and Mays Tops NL
Ted Williams of the Boston Red Sox won the American League slugging crown with a .731 average and 307 total bases in 420 at bats. Willie Mays of the New York Giants claimed the National League title with 366 total bases in 458 at bats, edging Stan Musial and Hank Aaron. Williams also led in batting. Mays posted strong extra base totals as the season closed.
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Boston Red Sox
Willie Mays
New York Giants
Williams
Associated Press
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Babe Ruth
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Mays
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St. Louis
Hank i Aaron
Milwaukee
Queen's Game Not On TV
Maryland football fans cannot watch the Maryland North Carolina game on television this Saturday as the NCAA rules that night games involving NCAA teams may not be locally televised when other contests in a 90 mile radius are scheduled. Wiliam W. Cobey says the decision was conveyed by James Weaver and Asa Bushnell, noting the policy affects local telecasts. A nearby college matchup, Morgan State versus Howard, and an exhibition basketball slate from New York to Detroit and Cincinnati is also listed.
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Garver
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Wayne Geisbert
Frank Stockman
Larry Smith
Cadet
Jack Molesworth
Wheaton
Molesworth
Awy
Northwestern
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Western
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Hegerstown
Aaron
Jalier
Weali League
Martinsburg
Washington Area
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Startinsburg
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Fort Hill
High Point
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Westminser
Roy Sievers
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Potts
Sojage
Westminster
College Park
National
Collegiate Athletic Assn
Queen Elizabeth
Prince Philip
Wiliam W. Cobey
Maryland
James
Weaver
Asa Bushnell
NCAA
Cobey
Morgan State College
Howard University
Colts Lead Many Phases In Early NFL Season
Philadelphia reports official NFL stats show the Baltimore Colts leading in total yards rushing passing and scoring through three games. They sit atop passing yardage and scoring while ranking high in rushing. San Francisco Washington New York and Chicago follow in various categories. The Colts also excel in pass completions and defensive marks, with Green Bay and Los Angeles posting notable standings in defense.
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Washington
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Los Angeles
Chicago
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Pittsburgh
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Haying
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Chicago Cardinals
Giants Reward Rigney With Fresh Contract
San Francisco Giants manager Rigney announces a new contract for himself and outlines plans to improve the club. Key players Willie Mays and Johnny Antonelli are labeled untouchables, while new prospects like Felipe Alou will try out. The team also signs pitcher Dave Jolly and targets a stronger at center and in the rotation.
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New York Giants
Bill Rigner
Antonelli
Pisseste
Rigney
Willie Mays
Johnny Artosel
Ague
Felipe Alou
Springfield
Mass
Horace Stoneham
Alou
Springton Tract
Bigfield
Hey
Bob Schmidt
Dr Rigney
Giants
Jando Cenefa
Minneapolis
Phoenix
Ariz
San Francisco Bay
Dave Joly
Walnut Creek
Milwaukee
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Francisco
Mays
Rignes
Webb stops LaBua in 59 seconds in Louisville boxing bout
Spider Webb, rising Shmudlexweight contender, knocked out Jackie La Bua in 58 seconds of the first round in a scheduled 16 rounder in Louisville. LaBua, Brooklyn middleweight, saw his three win streak end. Webb improved to 24 and 2 with his 23rd knockout.
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Spider Webb
Jackie LaBua
Webb
LaBua
Brooklyn
ABC
Ralph ‘Tiger* Jones
Walkersville Beats Liberty 58 Despite Late Threats
Walkersville Junior High defeated Liberty 58 in a yesterday game on field goals by Eddie Trout and Will Bollinger and two penalty kicks by Ronald Linton. Walkersville schedules next match with Elm Street School at 2 p.m. on Oct 2, with OM Wisner as captain and Anthony listed on roster.
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Liberty
Walkersville Junior High
Eddie Trout
Will Bollinger
Ronald Linton
Walkersville
Elm Street
Localized Sports Card From Washington Md Area
In a brief line the article lists players Pogiinberger Bollinger Tom s Bohn Hoot Hines Dorsey Baker B Smith Smith iMartin Beard Slagle Anders Mathews Snoots Crum Streikh Hevner Sheppard. Scoring includes Fie e goals Trout Bollinger Penalty ick Linton Cross Coupie Washington Md 26 Mbt St. Marx's 2 Seccer Washington Mdi Mt. St. Mary's.
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Long
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Hoot
Hines Dorsey
Baker
B. Smith
Smith
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Beard
Slagle
Anders
Mathews
Snoots
Crum
Streikh Hevner
Sheppard
Fiee
Trout
Ick
Linton
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Moyer Lincoln Mercury Sales, Inc
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Frederick, Md
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