Yanks Clinch Flag as Pirates, Braves Lose
In Kansas City, the Yankees rallied to beat the Athletics 3-3 in a seven inning game then won 12-7 in the second game to seize the American League title. The win gave New York a 12 1/2 game edge on Chicago with 10 games remaining. Yanks manager Casey Stengel eyes a World Series clash with Milwaukee if they stay near full strength.
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ACC Season Opener Sets Stage For Colts Victory Share
ACC teams launch 1958 campaign next Saturday with Virginia at Clemson Duke at South Carolina Maryland at Wake Forest and N Carolina at North Carolina. Clemson expected ACC favorite. Virginia short on depth. Duke features stable backfield and rotating QBs. South Carolina has depth but line concerns. Maryland touted as dark horse with strong backfield and depth.
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Mt Lena Ties Up Heart Playoffs
Mt Lena edged Harmony in Heart of Maryland circuit playoffs Sunday 76 to 1-1. Faulders and Dagenhart led with three hits each, Faulders belted a circuit blast, and Faulders struck out seven in the win. Harmony’s Reap homered and Bailam added four bases as the winner’s rally came on a ninth inning bunt single driving in the decisive run. The final will be played at Harmony next Sunday.
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Baseball Results and Standings From Sunday and Monday
Sunday games show New York, Kansas City, and Cleveland posting results with Baltimore and Washington performances. Cleveland led at 7-2 while Baltimore dropped. Monday totals list Los Angeles, Milwaukee, St. Louis, Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, Chicago, Cincinnati, San Francisco, and San Francisco vs Philadelphia results, with several suspended or completed times noted.
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Ijamsville Leads Playoff In Opening Maryland Series
Ijamsville defeated Poolesville 3-0 in the final round opener as Jobe Harper hit a two run homer after a scoreless early game. Rick Zimmerman kept Poolesville to four safeties, while Monard allowed seven hits and walked four. Harper also had two singles and a walk, aiding the Ijamsville win.
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Weekend Fights Report From AP Picks Up Various Boxers
The Associated Press wrap lists multiple welterweight and middleweight bouts. In Goteborg Ingemar Johansson stopped Eddie Machen in a notable clash. Other results include Hurst outpointing Ferguson in Havana, Arias stopping Masaji, and Bernabe Vasquez edging Uribe in Mexico City. Several bouts feature fighters from Los Angeles and Thailand with diverse outcomes.
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Machen Loses To Johansson In World Title Path
The report notes Eddie Machen losing to Ingemar Johansson by knockout in 2:16 of the first round in a scheduled heavyweight bout. It mentions possible scenarios if Johansson moves toward Floyd Patterson, with other boxing notes and local league standings for Frederick and Fort Detrick women’s duckpin teams. Also cites U.S. milk production distribution into cheese ice cream and butter.
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Johansson Eyes Patterson Bout and European Title Defense
Johansson, reigning European champion, expresses willingness to meet Patterson or Machen for a return bout in the U S if desired. He would defend his European title and notes facing a top boxer could mean defeat, preferring not to clash with Europe’s heavyweights amid a recent decline in European boxing.
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Yankees Clinch Pennant as Kansas City Falls in DH
The New York Yankees secured their 28th American League pennant by winning 3-3 against Kansas City in game one of a doubleheader, snuffing out Chicago’s title hopes. Milwaukee looms as likely National League champion, setting up a potential rematch with the 1957 Braves in a best-of-seven series beginning Wednesday at Yankee Stadium. Ender Stengel leads a club famous for dominance, 17 World Series titles, and a string of late-season rallies.
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U S Gift Of Corn To Ghana Amid Food Crisis
The United States will send Ghana a 560000 dollar corn aid to ease a northern food shortage, as authorities declare a state of emergency in part of the country.
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Atlantic’s triple refined warmth for your home
A local assurance that caring service makes every home comfortably warm with Atlantic’s signature triple refined product. The message emphasizes personal service, neighborly trust, and shared comfort from a familiar town brand.
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