American League Opposes Expansion and Senators Stay Put
The American League formed a solid stance against expansion after Calvin Griffith reaffirmed the Senators would not seek relocation. A committee will study free agent rules to curb large bonuses, while Webb and Lane report no expansion support and Minneapolis withdraws its bid as the Senators likely remain in Washington in 1959.
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Chicago
Washington
Calvin Griffith
Permis
Senators
Minneapolis
National League
Ford Frick
New York Yankee
Del
Webs
Tourman Realignment Committee
Webb
Frank Lane
Cleveland Indians
Griffith
Frederick Cadets rebuild under coach Molesworth at Frederick High
Frederick High School faces a rebuilding season as coach Jack Molesworth works to restore football spirit and field a more experienced Cadets lineup. The team, coming off a 1957 season with limited success, aims to improve with several returning players and new development across the squad.
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Jack Moleswuerth
Tes
Wwr
Wascospora High School
Cacer
Imat
Frederick
Shi
Westminster
North Haserstown
Allegany
Frederick Fates
Molesworth
Frederick High School
League Leaders Box Scores Include St Louis Musial
Baseball leaders list Musial of St Louis and Ashburn of Philadelphia with high batting totals based on 350 plus at bats. Banks and Aaron top runs and RBIs as well as hits and home runs, with Pittsburgh and Milwaukee players prominent. pitching leaders feature Spahn and Turley among others. Includes brief notes on a spill involving jockey Ted Atkinson and local baseball and football prep notes.
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Musial
St. Louis
Ashburn
Philadelphia
Aaron Milwaukee
Banks
Chicago
Ali
Mays
San Francisco
Aaron Millwaukee
Thomas
Pittsburgh
HH. Anderson
Aaron
Milwaukee
Virdon
Clemente
Mathews
Mavs
Blasingame
St- Louis
Cincinnati
Fellner
Willey
Nan
Phillips Jones
Los Angeles
Klippsiemn
Kovisa
Hearn
Semproch
Gret
Miller
Porterfield
Bowling League First Place Tie At Dallas Women’s Open
Beverly Hanson of Illinois and Mickey Wright of San Diego tied for first after 72 holes in the Dallas Women’s Open with 284 strokes. Hanson, who could become the leading money winner, and Wright will meet in a runoff for the $8,500 purse. Fay Crocker of Montevideo earned third with 285.
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Dallas
Tex
Beverly Hanson
India
Cah
Mickey Wright
San Diego
Anishole
Miss Hanson
Miss Wright
Monjax
Fay Crocker
Montevideo
Uruguay
Fight results and baseball previews from Associated Press
Boxing results show Australia and New Orleans winners with outpoints and stoppages for multiple bouts. Pro baseball previews list suspected pitchers for games including York at Cleveland and Washington at Detroit. St. Louis Cardinals president dismisses talk of Fred Hutchinson's job uncertainty amid a slow start and uncertain future.
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Associated Press
Australia
al Williams
Los Angeles
Bill
Stanley
New Orleans
Ralph Bupas
Ojgt
Johnny Gorman
New York
Williams Outpoints Stanier in Detroit Drill Report
In a Detroit hockey drill at Olympia Stadium Williams outpointed Stanier as preparations continued for the season. Bill Collins of Baltimore and Art Wall Jr. were among others noted in training camp coverage with more than 60 candidates. details remain sparse as sessions opened at Pocono Manor and Sydney Sta for the Detroit squad.
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Detroits
SryNur
Ausifala
Ari—Uu Red Wings
Bill Collins
Baltimore
Williams
Los Angeles
Art Wall Jr
Stanley
Austra T
Pocono Manor
Bill Lia
Sydney Sta
Rosburg
Palo Alto
Calif
Olympia Stadium
Satchel Paige Given 7 Days Left On Jail Term
Miami Florida AP Satchel Paige Miami Marlins pitcher receives 7 days remaining on a 20 day jail sentence for speeding and driving without a Florida license Judge Snowden set the terms one day off per game won by the Marlins per hit scored and per strikeout Paige 50 years old finished the season with 1 victory 2 hits and 1 run leaving seven days to serve Paige comments on future decision due by October 1 WINS SAILING RACE AT NAVAL ACADEMY ANNAPOLIS MD AP skipper Joe Duplin wins first race in 10 mile North American Star Sailing Championships after a brutal day and a violent thunderstorm only 19 of 38 boats finish winds 35 40 mph seas six to eight feet multiple boats damaged
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Frederick High School
Dorett
Gram
Lena
Fort
Hill
Frederick
Annapolis Band
Torais
Bownes
Bruaner
Stine
O'Cadets
Handley
Winbo Fan Orchester
Souders
Hartsock
Faulder
Sigler
Er — Lewis
Lewis
Horme
Miller
Wisner
Pbati
Sevi
Gene Mano
Glen Mats
Poffenberger
iLong
Gilroy
Smoogie
Molesworth
Lavertsville
Hal Moser
Mentzer
Cannon
Dixon
Brown
Thompson
Min Cincheda
Bolivar
Lovettsville
Stoler
Ray Dixon
B. Gilroy
McCutcheon
RicCutcheon
B._ Gilt
Gardner and Smith
Cooper
Miami. Fla
Leroy
Satchel Paige
Miami Marfins
Florida
Charles F. Snowden
Paige
Mary Vins
Luke Easter
Satchel
Snowden
Imrababis
Oxford
U.S. Naval Academy
Joe Duplin
Annapolis
Baseball Standings and Tuesday Schedule From AP Briefing
The AP reports current baseball standings with teams New York Chicago Baltimore Detroit Cleveland Kansas City Washington and others. Tuesday games include New York at Cleveland Boston at Chicago Westington at Detroit Baltimore at Kansas City and more. Monday and Wednesday schedules list additional matchups.
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New York
Chicago
Baltimore
Detroit
Cleveland
Ksosas City
Washington SS
Basten
Westington
Kansas
Basou
Washington
Kansas City
North Carolina Tar Heels Drill At Left Guard Line
North Carolina Tar Heels coach Jin Tatum directed two football workouts focusing on the left guard position where Fred Mueller runs with the No. 1 unit. Ed Furjame and Ralph Steel share offense, with Wade Smith Jim Schuler and Eril Decant at left half. Danny Droze Babe Walton Sonny Folckomer at right half. Duke Blue Devils hold vigorous Monday sessions with a public clinic planned tomorrow. Wake Forest notes 11 practice days left before Maryland opener. Sam Reese out with tee injury.
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Chapel Hill
X. C
Jin Tatum
North Carolinga
Tar Heels
Positon
Fred Mueller
No. X Union
Ed Furjame
Ralph Steel
Wien
Wade Smith
Jim Schuler
Eril Decant
Teft
Durham
N. C
Duke
Blue Devils
Sesson
Bill Murray
Salem
Wake Forest
Paul
Maryland
Deacons
Terrapins
Amen
Erd
Sam Reese
Testimony in suit against county seeks equal pay
Delitha A. West, a Cedarville Elementary principal with 36 years of teaching, sues Prince Georges County Board of Education and Superintendent for 1550000 in salary back pay and 6000000 in punitive damages plus injunctive relief. She alleges black educators receive lower pay than white colleagues with similar qualifications. The case includes requests for 1313600 in each salary and 850000 for mental pain and 100000 for punitive damages, with witnesses to testify as the court reviews the issue. The hearing follows prior complaints dating to the 1940s, and Judge Roszel C. Thomson plans to file an opinion after briefs. Also noted is a separate mention of Sir Winston Churchill’s Chartwell home and a golf draw in San Francisco event with Gerald McPerren of Norbeck, Md.
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Baltimore
Prince Georges County
Delitha A. West
Board of Education
West
Roszel C.thomson
Thomson
Birds Open Final Swing In American League Race
Baltimore opens a 10 game road trip tied for fourth with Detroit and one game ahead of Cleveland as Arnold Porto Carrera stages the finale of the Western swing with Kansas City. Ted Williams, 40, aims to reclaim the AL batting title, battling illnesses and a cold while Pete Runnels leads the chase. Stan Musial and Hank Aaron vie for NL lead as Ernie Banks dominates Chicago in RBI and runs.
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Kansas City
Baltimore
Arnold Portocarrera
Oriole
Detroit
Cleveland
Birds
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Bener
Los Angeles
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Paul Richards
Chicago
St. Louis
Cincinnatii
Milwaukee
Jack Harshingon
Billy O'Dell
Richards
Willie ‘Tasby
A‘s- New York AP
Ted Wil
Tasby
Liams
Lawsville
Assa
Williams
Pete Runnels
Runnels
Run
Stan
Musial
Richie Ashburn
Ashburn
Hank Aaron
Willie Mays
Aaron
Mays
Ernie Banks
Frank Thomas
Mickey Mantle
Yankees
Roy Sievers
Washington
Mantle
Sievers
Jackie Jensen
Boston
Pirates tie record with three triples in win over Reds
Hitting-Roberto Clemente of the Pirates tied the modern MLB record with three triples and drove in a run while scoring another in a victory over the Redlegs. Pitcher Curt Raydon won his eighth with a four hit effort and Don Gross worked three hitless innings in relief after two seventh inning errors gave the Redlegs an unearned run. Elliott returns home after two day holiday in Rome following world record 1500m time in Gothenburg. Great Salt Lake details noted nearby.
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Associated Press
Roberto Clemente
Pirates
Redlegs
Curt Raydon
Don Gross
Raydon
Gross
Elliott
Herb Elliott
Australia
Wonder Mmner
Gothenburg
Sweden
Children Burned in Easton Fire Damages Home
Three year old Richard Renshaw II and his two year old brother Douglas were burned on the legs and arms in a fire that severely damaged their Easton home. Firemen said the blaze starting in a utility room with a water heater. Both boys were taken to Easton Memorial Hospital. They are the sons of Mr and Mrs Richard Renshaw Jr.
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Easton
Richard’ Renshaw II
Douglas
Richard
Easton Memorial Hospital
Richard Renshaw Jr
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