Big Ten Dominates Weekend Football Action Across Nation
Syracuse opens with 35 7 win over Boston University while Mississippi prevails 21 5 over Kentucky. Big Ten shines with six victories two ties and no defeats led by Northwestern over Oklahoma 19 3 Wisconsin over Stanford 24 7 Michigan over Oregon 21 0 Ohio State over SMU 24 0 Minnesota 26 14 over Nebraska. Indiana loses to Illinois 17 6.
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State League thriller as New Market tops Tramsville in finale
New Market rallies with a three run burst in the seventh to beat Tramsville 7 to 5. Zimmerman Neel and Coleman combined on the mound for New Market while Whisner closed out the late threat. Final game slated for Sunday at 2 p.m. with home/away flip pending.
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Phillies Stop Reds 7 1 in Crosley finale
Philadelphia bashed Joe Koppe and Tony Gonzalez homers and nine hits to beat Cincinnati 7-1 at Crosley Field. Art Mahaffey stayed strong with six strikeouts over eight innings, while Wally Post and Jerry Lynch drove in the final runs as Cincinnati ended the season at home.
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Germantown shells Bolivar in high scoring Tri-Co League game
Germantown shook off two Bolivar hurlers Bud Gilroy and Dennis Reeder as eight of twelve Germantown hits went for extra bases. John Warfield doubled and tripled while Earl Ricketts added two doubles to pace the slugging. Bolivar starter Gilroy lasted three innings before Terry Wall finished. Germantown led with three in the third and five in the fifth to force Gilroy from the mound. Next week Germantown faces Middletown.
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Texans Blank Chargers 17-0 in AFL Showdown
Dallas Texans defeated the Los Angeles Chargers 17-0 as Cotton Davidson led the rally with a six yard TD pass to Johnny Robinson and an 11 yard field goal. Davidson completed 17 of 37 passes for 167 yards while Ben Agajanian misfired on three field goal attempts for Los Angeles.
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Baseball pennant race update reads x clinched and results
Yesterday's results include Baltimore 3 Washington 1 New York 4 Boston 3 Cleveland 4 Chicago 3 Detroit 6 Kansas City 3. GAMES TODAY feature New York at Washington Ramos 11-16 and Cleveland at Kansas City Daley 15-15 with Detroit Fischer 3-7 at Chicago Baumann 12-6. In the National League standings Pittsburgh 92-58 leads, Milwaukee 86-63, St. Louis 80-?. Los Angeles 78-69 and San Francisco 75-73. Other scores: Chicago 3 Be Philadelphia 55 94, San Francisco 13 Los Angeles 9, Milwaukee 2 Pittsburgh 2, Chicago 5 St. Louis 0. San Francisco McCormick TM 2 at Los Angeles Drysdale 1. Only games.
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Indians Blank Chisox 4-0 to Tighten pennant race
Cleveland pitcher Bobby Locke blanked the Chicago White Sox on four hits to erase them from the pennant chase as Tito Francona drove in three runs with a homer and a single. Ken Aspromonte walked before Francona's 17th homer in the first. Shaw took the loss for Chicago.
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Giants rally past 49ers in NFL opener
Substitute QB George Shaw led a second half surge for the New York Giants to beat the San Francisco 49ers. Shaw threw a 24 yard touchdown pass to Mel Triplett in the fourth quarter, while Clyde Conner and Joe Permisson connected on a three yard score earlier. The Giants defense stopped San Francisco near the goal in the final minutes as New York surged 80 yards for the late touchdown.
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Yankees Clinch AL Pennant as Maris, Yan Drive Wins
Roger Maris and Yan kept the Yankees on top by driving in two runs to lift their season total to 107 in a 4 3 victory over the Boston Red Sox. Glen Hobbie pitched for the Cubs as Pittsburgh Pirates shut out the St Louis Cardinals 5 0 to win the NL pennant.
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Raiders Rally To Upset Oilers 14 13 In AFL Clash
Oakland Raiders overcome a 13 7 deficit to defeat the Houston Oilers 14 13 in an AFL game. Reserve rookie Tom Flores directed a late 53 yard drive firing a Weyard touchdown pass to Gene Prebola for the decisive score. Larry Barnes added the second extra point sealing the lead as George Blanda failed a last second field goal attempt.
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Orioles Win On Robinsons Homer 3-1 Over Washington
Brooks Robinson belted a three run homer in the eighth to lift the Baltimore Orioles to a 3-1 win over Washington. Milt Pappas earned his 14th victory with support from West Stock and Steve Barber. Rookie Jack Kralick pitched the full game for the Senators, absorbing the loss in a pitching duel.
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Kaline Leads Detroit To 6-5 Triumph
Kaline, sidelined by a back injury, delivered a ninth inning pinch hit run as the Detroit Tigers beat the Kansas City Athletics 6 to 5 in Briggs Stadium season finale. Dave Sisler earned the win with one inning of shutout relief. Eddie Yost homer twice and Rocky Colavito hit one as Detroit overcame late resistance.
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Clemson Triumphs Over Wake Forest In ACC Showdown
Clemson claimed a 28 7 victory over Wake Forest as it moved toward a third straight ACC football title. Duke also won beating South Carolina 3 10 while NC State edged North Carolina 3 0 in a weekend of conference action. Maryland, Virginia, and others faced non conference tests. Duke coach Tom Nugent praised the team after a resilient performance against Texas.
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Giants Top Dodgers 13-9 in Big Second Inning
The San Francisco Giants exploded for eight runs in the second inning to beat the Los Angeles Dodgers 13-9. Juan Marichal earned his fifth win with six innings of work as Wille Kirkland drove in four runs including a homer and a double. Norm Larker went hitless for the Dodgers and tied for the league batting lead at .325. The game featured six errors, three by each team, and nine unearned runs.
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League Leaders From the Associated Press Baseball Stats
The report lists top players in batting pitching and fielding across leagues. Notable names include Maris Mantle Fox Mays Banks Aaron Wills Koufax Drysdale and others with figures for runs hits doubles triples home runs and strikeouts.
Tigers Plan Housecleaning After Season Upset
Detroit Tigers president Bill DeWitt announces a season overhaul with coach Billy Hitchcock fired as the first step. The veteran manager, already under pressure, faced the first major shakeup as the club restructures for 1960.
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Detroit Tigers
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Tigers fire manager after loss to Kansas City
After 1955 hire, the Tigers dismissed their manager following Sundays defeat by Kansas City. Dewitt, finishing his first season as president, said changes were needed after a disappointing season in sixth place. He hinted further changes could come in the winter.
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