Garver’s early blast keys A’s win over Orioles
In a 7-1 Kansas City victory over Baltimore, Garver led with a solo homer and multiple RBIs as O'Dell took the loss to fall to 14-1. Baltimore’s manager Paul Richards experimented with three pitchers in the first inning, using Harshman, Pappas, and Billy O'Dell in odd placements.
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Dark May Be Cards Pilot to Replace Hutchinson
Dark May Be Cards Pilot to Replace Hutchinson as St. Louis Cardinal manager. Key names include Birdie Tebbetts and Red Schoendienst as possible successors with Hutchinson claiming offers from several clubs. The Cardinals delay signals a manager is sought, with talks centering on proven veterans and a potential player hire before September 29.
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Ewbank Expects Fair Test In Giants Exhibition
Baltimore Colts coach Weeb Ewbank said the upcoming game with the New York Giants will test the team as they move from experiments to a regular lineup. He warned fans not to worry unless the offense fails to move the ball, noting last season’s hopes dimmed after several exhibition losses. The NBC telecast at 1 p.m. EST will frame the measure of progress. Artesian wells in the Sahara desert sometimes spew small fish from underground water, Britannica notes.
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Gettysburg Grinds Through Preseason With Green Squad
Gettysburg College football under Gene Haas enters week two of drills with a young, green roster and conditioning ahead of last year. A Saturday scrimmage exposed depth issues at tackle end and halfback, prompting possible lineup shifts including Clem Valko and Tom O Malley racing for starting roles. Gettysburg plans double sessions through Thursday then two to three more scrimmages before facing George Washington University. POTOMAC CLEAR BALTOIRE floods by AP notes a clear Potomac River with good Liberty Dam crappie and carp, bass fair.
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League Leaders By The Associated Press Baseball Rankings
American and National League batting leaders led by Runnels and Musial with top averages. hits, doubles, and runs also highlighted. Pitching leaders include Turley, McLish, Ford, and Spahn with top win totals and strikeouts. Notable names include Banks, Aaron, Mays, Ashburn, and Williams in several categories.
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Tocay's Baseball By Tre Sassen Press
Friday games feature Boston at Cleveland and New York at Chicago as N L clubs clash. Thursday results include Kansas City 7 Baltimore 1 and Philadelphia 4 Los Angeles 3, with Chicago beating St. Louis and Boston losing. Saturday slate lists Boston at Cleveland and San Francisco at Philadelphia among others.
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Yaotta Wins Vacant Orient Flyweight Title In Tokyo
Sadao Yaotta of Japan won the vacant Orient flyweight crown by a unanimous 32 round decision over Leo Zulueta of the Philippines. Yaotta weighed 110 pounds and outboxed his challenger with no knockdowns. Judges Capparelli 45-26, McManus 44-38, White 43-39, AP 45-39.
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