Braves and Cards Win in 1-0, Birds Hold Narrow Lead
Milwaukee Braves beat Chicago Cubs 1-0 as Lewy Warren Spahn nears 20 wins with three hits allowed. Red Schoendienst double and Del Crandall single key the seventh inning rally. St Louis Cardinals win 5-4 at Cincinnati on Joe Ingham homer in 10th to stay in pennant chase.
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Chicago
Letty Warren Spahn
Milwaukee Braves
Bob Rush
Chicago Cubs
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Braves
Spahn
Fred Haney
Cubs
Don McMahoo
Uvice
Cub
Bob Morgan
Rush
Ken Burkhart
Bob Hazle
del Crandall
Red Schoenienst
Ernie Banks
Crandall
Morgan
Burkhart
Johany Logan
Eddie Neathews
Hank Agron
Philadelphia Phillies
Chris. Fernardez
Brooklyn Dodgers
Stan Lopata
Rusome
Brooks
Milwaukee
Chivazo
Giants
Pittsourzh
Tod
Pitts- Pirates
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Pirates
Reds
Iworgs
Joe Ingham
St. Louis’ Cardinals
Cincinnatii Redlegs
Ford
Ted Williams
Jackie Jenser
Raus
Yankee Stadium
Trehit
Wiliams
Yankee
Mickey Mantle
Bob Grim
Ken Aspromonte
Orioles
Senators
Baltimore Orioles
Washington Senators
Consie Johnson
Billy O'Dell
Oriole
Billy Goodman
Jim Busby
Rim
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Busby
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Bridges
al Pilarcik
Nieman
Fare Throneberry
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Chica White Sox
New York Yankees
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White Sox
Tatistics
Donovan
Kago
Richthander
B. O'Bryan
Indians
Roger Maris
Dick Brown
Kenny Kebn
Joe Caffie
al Smith
Bob Avila
Brewer
W. Datey
Grim
Berra
Chicalo Inc
Baseball Standings and Results Mixed with Local News
Baseball standings show New York leading American League with 33 wins, Milwaukee 61, Chicago 60, St. Louis 61. National League includes Philadelphia 73, Brooklyn 81, Cincinnati 52. Schedule notes list games and results from yesterday and today, including Orioles beating Senators 4 1 and Yankees over Red Sox 7 4. Also reports Middletown versus Maryland School for the Deaf in soccer and local league results from Diamond, United Fire Co. and Walkersville leagues.
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Associated Price
New York
Milwaukee
Chicago
St. Louis
Boston
Brooklyn
Detroit
Cincinnati
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Kansas City
Washington
Titlsburgh
Moore
Garver
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Padres
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Lonzant
Wirt
Iain Milwaukee
Drabowsky
Nuxhall
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Bailey Washington
Guilen Anderson Saltimore
Ane
Foltz
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Courtney
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O'Dell
Trendes-Kine
McGee National League
Repbart
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Waltermeyer
Hamilton Rush
Littlefield
Lawn
May
Fanning
Hobbie
Petiod
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Keller
Minnick
Hacker
Farrell
Hearn
Lo Smith
Abait
Moore Kayoes Anthony To Retain Title
Archie Moore retained the light heavyweight title with a seventh round knockout of Tony Anthony in Los Angeles. Referee Mushy Callahan halted the bout after Anthony fell twice and could not continue. Moore weighed 175 pounds, Anthony 172, with Moore ahead on points before the stoppage at Olympic Auditorium.
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Los Angeles
Archie Moore
Tony Anthony
New York
California
Tony
Moore
Tous
Olympic Auditorium
Mushy Callahan
Anthony
Mushy
Archie
Jack Smith
Fort Hill Dominates Cadets In Openers Clash
Fort Hill High School crushed the Frederick Cadets 25 to 6 in the 1957 opener. Sentinels scoring came on a 20 yard run by Mike McCullough and a TD by Robinson from the Frederick 1, with Metz converting one extra point. Frederick showed late defense but failed to move the ball, while Fort Hill extended their lead before the break and held the Cadets scoreless in the second half.
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Fort Hill High School of
Cumberland
Frederick Cadets
Frederick
Fort Hill Sentinels
Sestinel
Sentinels
Doug Metz
Fort Hill
Robinson
Charles Robinson
Thurl Roy
Meiz
Caders
Felding
Rickie Zimmerman
Zimmerman
Sentinel
Warrenfeltz
Cadets
Frederick Pos
Bon Bui
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Ai Warner
Schrotela
Meenan
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Jerick
Geisberg
SicCulough
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Local sports and medical panel discuss workers care
A compact report blends a county sports slate with a medical panel. The Tricounty and Pen Mar leagues schedule varied games while Urbana and Shookstown prep for a Sunday doubleheader in baseball and softball. A physician union effort aims to provide better patient coverage and hospital access through cooperative plans with insurers and labor groups.
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Br. Edwards
Maryland
Middle Rivers
United
Auto Workers
Afl-Cio
Edwards
Deci Fiors
Maryland Federation of Labor
Cnsid
Big Games Open 1956 College Football Season
The 1956 season opens with several marquee matchups as Oklahoma at Pittsburgh tests a 40 game win streak and Oregon State battles USC. Duke faces South Carolina, North Carolina meets NC State, Texas A&M meets Maryland, SMU plays Cal, Navy vs Boston College, and a late doubleheader in Atlanta features Kentucky vs Georgia Tech and Texas vs Auburn. Oregon State, favored in the ACC, also draws attention along with Maryland versus Texas A&M in a NBC telecast.
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John Chandler
Associated Press
Oklahoma
Pittsburgh
Panthers
Oregon State
Southern California
Portland
Ore
Duke
Maryland Dallas
Southern Methodist
California
Berkeley
Navy
Boston College
Chestnut Hill
Mass
Miami
Fle
Houston
Tex
Colorado
Washington
Seattle
Atlanta
Kentucky
Georgia Techsn
Texas
North Carolina
Jim Tatum
N.C. State
Maryland
Texas A&m
Texas Aggies
Terrapins
Clemson
Atlantic Coast
Presbyterian
West Virginia
Virginia
Texas Western
North Texas State
Wyoming
Kansas State
Trojans
Robinson Says He Has Turned Down Bribe Offers
Sugar Ray Robinson disclosed in Greenwood Lake that he rejected hundreds of thousands of dollars in bribe offers from gamblers and hoodlums during his career. He said he did not report them to avoid trouble as he prepared for the title defense against Carmen Basilio at Yankee Stadium.
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Greenwood Lake
Sugar Ray Robinson
Robinson
Sparmate Lee Wiliams
Williams
Otis Woodward
Sugar Ray
Carmen Basilio
Yankee Stadium
iSugar Ray
Money
Adie l
New York State Athletic Commission
Marty Servo
Rockefeller Upper Offer Rebuffed Over Dodgers Land
New York multi millionaire Nelson Rockefeller raised his bid to 35 million dollars for Brooklyn Dodgers land but Walter O Malley refused. The meeting with Mayor Wagner produced gloom as officials hoped to keep the team in New York. Wagner later released a statement noting Rockefeller offered up to three million dollars, which O Malley said priced out the Dodgers.
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New York
Nelson Rockefeller
Brooklyn Dodgers
Biooxlyn
Walter O'Malley
Rockefeller
Dodgers
Brooklyn
O'Malley
Robert Wagner
Cardinals rally past Reds in 10th for 7 5 win
Yesterday's Stars recount St Louis Cardinals belting a two run homer in the 10th to cap a 7 5 comeback over Cincinnati. Warren Spahn pitched for the Braves who tied a major league record with his eighth 2 or more win season on the year as a lefty.
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Joe Cunningham
Cardinals
St. Louis
Milwaukee
Warren Spaba
Braves
Cubs
Hinor League Baseball Playoffs Final and Best of Seven
International League game goes 18 innings with Miami edging Buffalo 3 to 2 while Buffalo trails 2-2 late. American Association action sees St Paul prevail over Denver 7 to 6 ending Denver at 32.
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International League
Miami
Buffalo
American Association
St Paul
Denver
League Leaders By The Associated Press
The AP lists top season figures across leagues. Williams leads the American batting with 379 runs, Maine 120 RBIs, Sievers 206 hits, Fox 181 doubles, Bauer SteDougald 9 triples, Sievers 39 homers, Aparicio 28 stolen bases, Ford 11 wins and 53 strikeouts. Musia leads the National League with 344 batting, Aaron 114 RBIs, Schoendienst 192 hits, Hoak 37 doubles, Mays 20 triples, Banks 42 homers, Mass 38 stolen bases, Buhl 176 wins and 733 strikeouts. Also notes Archie Moore defeating Tony Anthony in Los Angeles to retain the world light-heavyweight title.
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Americs
Williams
Boston
Maine
New York
Sievers
Washington
Fox
Callags
Minoso
Chicago
Bauer
SteDougald
Aparicio
Chio
Ford
Wran
Cleveland
Musia
St. Louis
Aaron
Milwaukee
Russ Bat
Milw
Schoendienst
Hoak
Cincinnati
Mays
Banks
Mass
Buhl
Sanford
Pitita
President's Cup set for Washington hydroplane regatta
Unlimited hydroplanes opened warmups on the Potomac River as 13 of 16 big speedboats gathered at Anacostia Naval Air Station. About 275 boats are expected to race in 35 classes over two days, with two unlimited heats tomorrow and a final 15 mile heat Sunday for the top six point leaders.
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Washington
Potomac River
Anacostia Naval Air Station
Exhibition Football Scores and Week Schedule Recap
Yesterday the Chicago Bears defeated the Cleveland Browns 29 to 3. Chicago Cardinals faced Baltimore Zolis in St Louis and Green Bay met Pittsburgh in Minneapolis. Sunday's schedule includes New York Giants versus Detroit Lions in Detroit and San Francisco 49ers against Philadelphia Eagles in San Francisco.
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Associated Press
Chicago Bears
Cleveland Browns
Chicago Cardinals
Baltimore
Zolis
St. Louis
Green Bay Packers
Pittsburgh Steelers
Minneapolis
New York Giants
Detroit
San Francisco
Philadelphia
Eagles
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Jeffersonian Dem
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Pis
Braddock Esso
Pi Excelsior Dairy
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Joe's Food
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Budweiser
Joe's Market
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Shookstown
Air Force Academy
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AW Urbana
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Mary and
Whey
C. Reid
Pitt
Bill “Hensley
Dick Christy
Robbewoccer
Aunt Omer
Nexis
Bartgis & Zimmerman, Inc
Firestone Fome & Auto Supplies
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Frederick Motor CO
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Monument
Scott-Atwater Motors Starcraft Boats
Dorsey F. Shipley
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