Pirates Take Two From Giants In Ten Inning Rally
In Pittsburgh, Ted Kluszewski delivered a clutch hit, driving in Bill Mazeroski as the Pirates edged the Giants to seal a 2-1 win. Herb Plews homered for Washington in the ninth, but Pittsburgh held on to secure the victory in a suspended game completion.
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Rob Rush
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World Swimming Record Book Rewritten at FINA Meeting
The International Swimming Federation updated world marks after a 50m or 53yd pool rule change. Australian Jon Konrads led with seven new records plus one superseded, and Dawn Fraser added four. Americans Tim Jecko Sylvia Ruuska Nancy Ramey and Chris Von Sailiza set multiple marks. Konrads’ sister Isat credited with the 800m record.
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Berkeley
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Seattle
Chris von Sailiza
Santa Clara
Kidd's Is Winner Of Softball Title
Kidd's wins the season final 2 to 1 over Frederick Democratic Club to claim the softball championship. J Harper and Buzz Wagner scored for Kidd's with Cline homering early for Frederick. Lenhart nearly tied it in the seventh but was cut down at the plate. Kidd's, managed by Bob Remus, also claimed the pennant with an 11 2 record and will meet Buckeystown Ranger next at Washington Street School.
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Cadets Prepare for Home Opener Against Howard County
Coach Molesworth drills the Frederick Cadets as they prep for Friday night at 8:30 p.m. vs Howard County High School at Curdy Field. Rotary-sponsored game offers free admission to members while Molesworth signals a balanced, wing-T plan with Richard Markey and Larry Burns anchoring ends and George Geisbert at back.
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Dykes Seeks Permanent Post With Cincinnati Redlegs
AP reports 61 year old interim Cincinnati manager Jimmy Dykes says he wants the job full time after guiding the club from last to fourth, despite a six game skid to the Pirates. He notes talks with GM Gabe Paul are unclear and argues for higher pay.
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Wake Forest Sees Better Days Ahead in 1957-58
Wake Forest College, after 22 months of losses, faces a potential revival under Coach Paul Amen. With 25 sophomores and many players shifting positions, the Deacons open a 10 game ACC schedule at Maryland on Sept. 20, aiming to end a string of 12 straight losses.
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Baseball Scores and Standings Snapshot Today
Baseball results from early in the week show Milwaukee, Pittsburgh, San Francisco, Cincinnati, Los Angeles, Chicago, St. Louis, and Philadelphia with varying wins. American League leaders include New York, Chicago, Detroit, Cleveland, Baltimore, Kansas City, Washington. Thursday and Tuesday schedules list key matchups and outcomes across both leagues.
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Major Leagues Back Bonus Rule and Minor League Aid
Chicago report says the major leagues agreed to restore a bonus rule, revise draft laws, and form committees to realign the minor leagues from triple A, with a plan for a new incentive based bonus system and a winter meeting ready realignment. An emergency fund for minor leagues was increased by 500000 dollars, while radio TV coverage was discussed but no curbs proposed. Commission Frick warned owners of the harm from telecasts into minor league territory.
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Detroit
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Tulsa
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Orioles Slump To Sixth After 86 Loss To A's
Baltimore tumbled to sixth in the American League after an 8-6 defeat to Kansas City, despite homers by Gus Triandos and Bob Nieman. Preston Ward, Bob Cerv, and Bill Tutte homered for the A's as Baltimore outhit 11-9 but fell short in the homer tally. Arnold Portocarrero took the loss, while Triandos and Nieman accounted for two and seven run homers respectively.
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League Leaders By The Associated Press National League Batting Leaders
The Associated Press league leaders in the National League include Stan Musial and Richie Ashburn topping batting with 338 and 335 respectively. Banks leads runs with 113, Aaron 99, and Thomas 106 RBIs. Musial and Aaron pace hits with 183 and 176.
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Pittsburgh
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Richmond Fight Result Johnny Wills Decisions Teddy Davis
Johnny Wills from Oakland defeated Teddy Davis of San Jose over 10 rounds in Richmond California, earning the decision in a lightweight bout. Davis pressed early, but Wills controlled the later rounds with cleaner punching and ring generalship.
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Cadets football team eyes season with Wing-T plans
Howard County’s Cadets drill daily under coach Molesworth as they prepare for Friday’s home opener. The line averages about 162 pounds with key players Markey Bohn Meehan and Branden burg returning, while backs led by Brandenburg Geisbert and Mason shape the attack. Fort Hill and other CVAL schools loom as tests as the squad sketches its defensive and offensive setups and maps the schedule including home games at McCardy Field.
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Crawford And Jones Tangle In Welterweight Bout
Chicago welterweight clash features Mickey Crawford seeking funds for an art studio against Tiger Jones in a 10 round televised match at Chicago Stadium. Jones, a busy battler with a 45–12–0 record, aims to extend his TV streak after recent defeats. Crawford, 24, brings a sharp jab and cross and a 20–2–? mark with a draw vs Gaspar Ortega prior to this bout.
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Montreal promoter offers Holt bout with Tony Anthony
AP reports promoter Eddie Quinn proposed a light heavyweight title bout between Mike Holt of South Africa and Tony Anthony of New York for October 2 in Montreal. Anthony previously scored a technical knockout over Yvon Durelle in New York, while Durelle had earlier held him to a disputed draw. Holt had a July TKO loss to Durelle.
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Team Averages Quietly Stand Out This Season
A light line this year in the league shows one player averaging about 165 pounds per bout, highlighting a trend toward leaner physiques and speed over power. The note suggests teams may value agility and endurance as the season progresses.
Birds And Senators Open On April 9 In Washington
Baltimore Orioles and the Washington Senators will open the 1930 season in Washington on April 9, marking the earliest start for both clubs. The move aims to add weekend games early. Cincinnati also begins April 9, with other teams starting the next day. Orioles officials expect more night games after setting a club record with 48 this past season.
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Pay TV Begins for Giants In 59
JERSEY CITY AP Skiatron or pay TV will go into operation for the San Francisco Giants next spring, club president Horace Stoneham told stockholders at the annual meeting. He predicted a pennant next year and said the club needed two or three more players from the farm system. Work on the mechanical installations would start soon as the way was cleared.
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Don Larsen May Not Be In Series
CHICAGO The Yankees said Don Larsen may not be in the 1958 World Series due to an ailing pitching elbow. Only 23 eligible players were listed with Commissioner Ford Frick for postseason considerations, with Larsen’s name likely on the list but he has not pitched since August 16.
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