Birds Take Double Bill From Yanks
The Braves routed the Cubs 27 10 and 24 5 to pull within a few games of the NL pennant as Cincinnati, Philadelphia, and Chicago also won their games. The Yankees lost twice to Baltimore 7 6 1 and Boston moved into a share of second place, while White Sox and Tigers split a doubleheader. Mantle slimmed his batting average to .373 as Williams nursed an AL lead after Boston and Washington results.
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Frederick and Tjamsville Defeated in Shaughnessy Playoffs
New Market defeated Thurmont 4 to 3 after a protest over a late play. Shriner drove in the go ahead run in the eighth, Chaney and Summers provided key hits, while Weddle was ejected for running into the catcher.
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Thompson wins Southern 500 stock car race amid tragedy
Speedy Thompson of Monroe North Carolina set a record 103 mph to win the eighth Southern 500 as one life was lost and three injured on the Darlington course. Cotton Owens finished second and Marvin Panch third while Fonty Flock caused a multi car crash involving Bobby Myers who died later.
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League Leaders and Sunday Results in Local Play
AMERICAN LEAGUE batting led by Williams Boston 376 and Mantle New York 115 runs. Pitching dominated by Donovan Chicago 15 750, Wynn Cleveland 169 strikeouts, and Sievers Washington homering twice. Sunday results feature Melody Inn and Mountaindale at E Frederick with Urbana and Ballenger visiting, plus Ballenger edging Urbana in a high scoring day.
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Congress Ends Civil Rights Gridlock After Party Ploys
James Marlow analyzes Congress final passage of a civil rights bill, noting Democrats and Republicans stopped posturing and allied to curb Southern opposition. He cites 1949 filibuster failures, court rulings on segregation, and shifting black voters as factors shaping the vote.
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Baseball Standings and Schedule for Today
National League and American League standings listed with wins losses and games back. Scheduled games include Milwaukee at Chicago and New York at Baltimore with times, plus additional tilts across Chicago Detroit Pittsburgh New York Philadelphia Brooklyn and Cleveland Kansas City. Yesterday results show Baltimore over New York in 11 innings and St Louis defeating Cincinnati.
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Walkersville Triumphs Over Yellow Springs in Semifinal
In the Shaughnessy semifinals of the Tri-County League Walkersville defeated Yellow Springs 52 in a Saturday game while Germantown edged Middletown 43. Next Sunday Yellow Springs will face Walkersville and Germantown will meet Middletown. E Ricketts hit a homer and two singles in Walkersville’s win. Holtz relieved and held the line.
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Ballenger Two Wins Over Urbana In Sunday Action
Ballenger swept Urbana 8-2 and 8-4 in a twin bill of the county softball league. Melody Inn defeated Mc Donald Engineering 6-1 in game one and forfeited game two. East Frederick forfeited two games to Mountaindale after dropping from the league. In other results Lena beat Frederick 22-1 Urbana defeated Harmony 17-14. Ballenger beat Mt Airy 8-0. Ijamsville defeated Knoxville 5-4. Ballenger hosts Mt Lena next Sunday while Harmony meets Ijamsville. Basilio continues training for title bout with Robinson, boxing three rounds today against Owens and Whitfield totaling 56 sparring rounds.
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Stars pace 14 strikeouts in 2-1-? win over Yankees
The Associated Press notes Connie Johnson struck out 14 in a 2-1 victory that completed a sweep over the first place Yankees who were defeated in the inning opener. Wes Covington drove in eight runs as the Braves swept the Cubs with six hits in ten trips including a three run homer and a two run triple.
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Steelers 17 Eagles 12 in NFL exhibition clash
Pittsburgh beats Philadelphia 17 to 12 at Franklin Field as Ted Marchibroda provides the spark. The Steelers move to 1-2 in non league play while the Eagles stand 6-4.
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Tee Green Is Club Champ at VFW Country Club
Golf results from Labor Day weekend show Tee Green defeating Luz Rhoderick 2 up to win the club championship. Bruce Harstad won the first flight 6 and 5, with other net and handicap results listed for the handicap tourney and lady pro events. Pete Demchak impressed with a 69 and Charles U. Price shot 75 on Sunday.
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Maryland Opens Football Drills With 60 Candidates
University of Maryland began practice in College Park with about 60 candidates reporting to Coach Tommy Mont. Right halfback Jack Healy, a 1957 co captain coming off knee surgery, ran in the first workout. The Terrapins will hold two a day sessions for two weeks then taper to one daily session.
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First game set versus Texas A&M in Dallas
The schedule notes the opener on September 16 followed by a game against Texas A&M in Dallas on September 21. The two dates mark the team’s initial away and home assignments in the early season.
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Fraser Upsets Forest Hills Star At National Tennis
Clifton Blayne a 23 year old Army lieutenant from Mount Vernon upset Neale Fraser 6-3 3-7 6-4 in the third round. Mayne ranked 11th defeated Fraser 6-3 3-7 6-4. Ronald Holmberg pushed Ash ley Cooper in a tense match before losing 22-10 6-3 on a winded day at Forest Hills.
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