Tigers Win and Mantle Homers in Detroit Rout
Detroit beats New York 56 0 as Mantle hits his 41st homer, Bertola hit two, Turley loses. Chicago nips Philadelphia in rain shortened game. Cards beat Braves 5 3 behind Green and Jackson, Spahn loses. Boston splits twin bill with Kansas City as Chiti belts grand slam and Renna Buddin homer. Williams contributes for Boston with two hits in first game.
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Detroit
Mickey Mantle
Briges Stadium
Jim Bunning
New York Yankees
Reno Berio
Mantle
Ted Williams
Briggs Stadium
Trumbull Avenue
Bob Turley
Bertova
Billy Martin
Tigers
Turley
New York
Ditmar
Howard
Bunning
Wilson
L— Turley
Bertola
Boston
Kansas City
Harry Chiti
Boston Red Sox
Athletics
Chiti
Red Sox
Bill Renna
Frank Maizone
Don Buddin
Sox
Pete Runnels
Bob Cerv
A’s
Cerv
Vic Power
Cleveland
Harvey
Kuenn
Delock
Sisler
Wall
Daley
Herbert
Chit
L—Delock
Williams
Rummels
Terps Open 1958 Season at Wake Forest in ACC Opener
Maryland prepares for the Wake Forest contest opening the 1958 football season in an ACC game. Coach Tommy Mont promises a strong line and experienced backfield led by quarterback Bob Ruseviyan and star guard Rodney Breedlove. The Terps feature seven returning starters and a deep reserve unit as they pursue a successful campaign.
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University of Marsland
Wake Forest
Tommy Moat
Maryland
Terps
Ed Nickla
Moat
Ronald Shaffer
Ed Cooke
Semond
Victor Schwartz
Gene Alderton
Jim Joyce
Phil Perlo
Joyce
Schwartz
Shaffer
Fred Cole
Ben Scotti
Bob Ruseviyan
Ted Kershner
Bob Layman
Kurt Schwartz
Rodney Breedlove
Tom Gunderman
Mont
Cumberland
Junior Gunderman
Cole
Schwarz
Rusevlyan
Ruseviyan
Kershner
Layman
Tony Scotti
Vincent Scott
Soph Leroy Dietrich
Dickie Lewis
Gene Veradi
Larry Casparre
Wickla
Tom Flor
Ron Laneve
Fred Kern
Pirates Expect To Remain At Top
Pittsburgh AP Joe L Brown the Pirates GM says the team will kick up a fuss in the National League for years. Despite a last place tie last season, he notes the club is in second now and becoming of age. A slim chance to catch the Braves remains, with Mc. Stuart after the All-Star break driving in 47 runs and belting 15 homers as the team builds toward future NL success.
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Pittsburgh
Joe L. Brown
Pittsburgh Pirate
Pirates
Brown
Milwaukee Braves
Danny Murtaugh
Bucs
Dick Stuart
Ted Kluszewski
Stuart
Cadet football team tightens defense for Fort Hill clash
Coach Jacke Molesworth spent three days this week drilling the Cadets defense after a 20 7 loss to Howard County. Ronald House replaces Ronald Bohn at left tackle with Larry Layman at right tackle as Warne Geisbert and Dick Floyd pace the backfield. An injury to center Richard Markoe occurred but coach hopes he can play Friday as the Cadets seek a stronger run defense against Fort Hill.
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Jacke Molesworth
Fort Hill
Howard County
Cacets
Fieht
Spassins
Ronald House
Ronald Bohn
Larry Layman
Richard Meehan
Bryant Ayler
Richard Markey
Larry Burns
Warne Geisbert
Dick Floyd
Bob Weason
Ange
Brandenburg
Jim Davis
Terry Spurrier
Bob Harrison
Bob Kehne
Jerry Grove
Richard Markoe
Molesworth
Markee
Sentinels
Reifsnyder May Miss Navy Gridiron Opener
ANNAPOLIS AP Bob Reifsnyder the 240 pound tackle at Navy may miss the Middies opener with William and Mary Sept 27 hospitalized with a pulled calf muscle from a scrimmage ten days earlier Coach Eddie Erdelatz says Ronnie Erchul 222 from West Allis Wis has moved into right tackle from Navy second team Reifsnyder a senior and top lineman is listed among nations best for 1958 season Navy ranked seventh in AP preseason poll is rebuilding for a nine game schedule with a limited offense and defense as he notes the team lacks game experience and many lettermen in last season's lineup
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Eddie Erdelatz
Ronnie Erchul
West Allis
Wis
Navy
Reifsnyder
Erdelatz
Associated Press
Baseball Leaders and Midget Grid Opener
AP batting leaders from the American and National Leagues are listed with top averages, runs, RBIs, hits, and pitching records. The Colts Midget football team opens its season at 2 p.m. at McCurdy Field against East End Boys Club of York, Pa, a strong visiting squad known for bowl appearances.
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Colts
East End
York
Penna
McCurdy Field
Pennsylvania
Coatesville
Minor Leagues Roundup From Glasgow To Boise
An Associated Press brief mixes scores and places from Glasgow Scotland to Boise Idaho. Mentions John Cald, Dennis Adams, Charles Denver Africa and Floyd Sampson with scattered numbers and locations across the International League and related minor league results. The report notes a postponed Toronto at Montreal game and a best of seven final reference, with Meridian Idaho and Reno Nevada appearing amid the abbreviations and partial standings.
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Glasgow
Scotland
John Cald
Associated Press
Northern Ireland
Gulf American Assn
Dennis Adams
South
Denver
Charles
Denver Africa
Boise
Idaho
Glen Burgess
Meridian
Toronto
Montreal
Floyd Sampson
Reno
Nev
Baseball league standings and results brief
The standings show New York 39 57 and Chicago 31 71 with Detroit 71 3% Cleveland 4% Boston 48 20% Baltimore 67 76 489 20%. Thursday games include Boston at Kansas City and Baltimore at Chicago with only those on schedule Friday Cleveland at Detroit New York at Baltimore Washington at Boston Chicago at Kansas City. Detroit beat New York 5 to 2 and Kansas City edged Boston 6 to 3. Baltimore at Chicago was rained out.
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Associated Press
Runnels
Boston
Williams
Power
Cleveland
Kuenn
Detroit
Cerv
Kansas City
Mantle
New York
Clevelan
Kaline
Apancio
Chicago
Tuttle
Lemon
Washington
Alande
Colavito
Sievers
Aparicio
Rivera
Landis
Turtey
McLish
Delock
Wynn
Bunning
Turfey
L. Pet
Boston x ii
Daltimore
Baltimore
W. L. Pet
Milwaukee
Pittsburgh
San Francisco
Cress
St. Lows
Chicago Oe
Los Angeles
Philadelphia
G&g S
St. Louis
Cincinnati
St. Lous
Soccer Leagues Plan Sept 24 Meeting for 1958-59
Walter Staley president of the Washington County Soccer League says Frederic County interest could bring several area teams into the circuit for the 1958-59 season. Teams from Mercersburg Hagerstown Clear Spring Boonsboro already signaled, with Hancock and Middletown showing interest. An organizational meeting is set for 8 p.m. September 24 at the Clear Spring Legion Home. Attend or contact Staley for entry. Officer nominations and franchise discussions will be on the agenda. officers will be elected at a second meeting to be scheduled.
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Walter Staley
Washington County Soccer League
Frederick County
Mercersburg
Hagerstown
Clear Spring
Boonsboro
Hancock
Middletown
Clear Spring Legion
Tigers blank Yankees as Bunning shines in win
Pitcher Jim Bunning of the Tigers threw a complete game seven hitter over six scoreless innings to beat the Yankees 5-2. Reno Bertoia drove in three runs with two homers, aiding Detroit to a 12-10 season edge in the series.
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Associated Press
Jim Bunning
Tigers
Yankees
Reno Bertoia
Detroit
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Rickie Ashburn
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Neeman
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Milwaukee Brave
Green
RBI
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Kim Brosnan
Jackson
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Frank Torre
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Spahn
Jay
Superior
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Sportsgram
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Bob Reifsnyder
William and Mary
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Gaspar Ortega
Mexico
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Luther Rawlings
Ashburn
Musial
Mays
Aaron
Thomas
H. Anderson
Pelehan
Diveskurshed
Cepeda
Virdon
Clemente
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Robinson
Mathews
Burdette
Purkey
Jones
Antonelli
Atlantic
AERO
Free—Frederick High
Converse
MacGregor, Rawlings, Spalding Athletic Equipment
Shipley's, Inc
North Market
Weil Brothers, Inc
North Market St
Frederick, Maryland
Weil
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