Braves Clinch Pennant and Giants Beat Cards
Milwaukee clinched its second straight NL pennant with a 6-5 win over Cincinnati, while New York’s Yankees prepare for a World Series rematch. Willie Mays boosted the Giants in St Louis to 7-4, and Chicago and Los Angeles jockeyed for NL hirings as Koufax earned his 11th win.
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Braves clinch pennant as champagne floods milwaukee club
Milwaukee celebrates clinching the pennant after a victory over Cincinnati. Manager Fred Haney lauds the team’s depth and resilience amid injuries as players pour champagne and revel in the clubhouse. Mantle and Colavito lead home run and power honors with 41 and 38 respectively.
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Brunswick High Soars In Close Soccer Victory Over Boonsboro
Brunswick High School edged Boonsboro 7 to 6 in a tight soccer match on Friday. Barger led Brunswick’s offense with two goals, while Walker contributed a key defensive performance. Boonsboro led early, but Brunswick rallied with a strong final period to clinch the win.
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Stars Shine as Mays Leads Giants and Power hits noted
The Associated Press recap highlights Willie Mays batting feats for the Giants with a 63, one in three trips, plus Ramos and Brown contributing in a mixed set of NL and AL games. Pittsburgh beats Philadelphia 7-4 as Kline and Witt excel, while Dick Donovan and White/ Daniels handle Sox vs Kansas City.
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Baseball scores and standings brief from leagues
Monday results show Baltimore 3 New York 2 and Milwaukee 6 Cincinnati 5. Sunday results include Baltimore 3 New York 2 and Los Angeles 2 Chicago 1. Tuesday slate lists San Francisco at St Louis and Detroit at Chicago among others, weather permitting.
Cumberland Races Hit 10 Year High At Cumberland Meet
Cumberland's one day race meeting drew 7,295 bettors for a handle of 290,043 at the half mile track. Six day total reached 1,200,990, about 81,500 ahead of 1957, with apprentice Lawrence Reynolds the meet leader at 12 wins. Saturday featured 21 of 48 races won by favorites, 6 favorites winning in eight races. Hoard defeats Gonzales to set all Australian final in Paris, while Jordan recognizes exile Algerian government.
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No-Hitter By Hoyt Wilhelm Shuts Out Yankees
Baltimore ace Hoyt Wilhelm pitched a 1-0 no hitter against the New York Yankees at Memorial Stadium in drizzling rain. Catcher Gus Triandos provided the game's lone offense with a seventh inning homer as Wilhelm struck out eight and issued two walks. Gene Woodling and Bill Gardner made key defensive plays to preserve the gem before 10,941 fans.
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Marlboro Grand Prix winner tops weekend. NFL results listed
The AP reports NFL exhibition results with Chicago topping Green Bay 31 to 2a, Philadelphia 31 over San Francisco B, Chicago Bears 27 over Washington 24, Baltimore 42 over New York 21, Los Angeles 31 over Pittsburgh 6, and Cleveland 41 over Detroit 7. Also noted are Triandos' 425 foot homer, Bobby Shantz Wins Grand Prix, and Orioles record books with George Constantine winning the 30th Marlboro Grand Prix, Yogi Berra nearby in a 3.9 liter Aston for the most ever hit by an Amer.
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Russia Wins 1956 World Series Title Sweep
Russia’s Medvedev defeated Larsen as the Soviet Union claimed the World Series title. The US finished second, with Baltimore's Boyd delivering the only hit for the Orioles, while middleweight Wilhem knocked out his opponent in a separate boxing note.
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Ment Says Terps Didn't Fight Enough in Wake Forest Loss
Maryland coach Tommy Ment admitted his team did not take Wake Forest seriously enough after a shaky opener. He cited weak pass defense and demoralization in the second half, blaming effort rather than quit. Maryland next faces NC State following the upset win by North Carolina.
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