Yankees Top Bosox In 10-2 Victory At Fenway Park
Bob Turley allowed two hits in seven innings and Harry Simpson drove in four as the Yankees crushed Boston 10 to 2. Turley struck out eight, walked four, and was followed by Bob Grim in a planned two pitcher relief for the final innings. Simpson scored or drove in multiple runs while Suitcase doubled and Reuther contributed a two-run double in the opening frame.
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Bowing to Complex Standings and Yankee Outlook
In multi league play, Diamond leads as Moose Lodge and United show strong records while several leagues report high scores and top averages. The piece notes Braves and Yankees tension with Mantle and Skowron injuries impacting the World Series outlook and team depth.
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Baseball Standings and Schedule Update
The day’s National League and American League standings show Milwaukee at 3 behind New York 7 with Saint Louis and Chicago following. Weekend games include Philadelphia at Cleveland and Kansas City at Detroit with several late games and rescheduled contests across cities.
Cadets Fall to Annapolis in Second 1957 Gridiron Clash
Frederick Cadets lose 14 to 7 to Annapolis High in a game marred by first half fumbles and strong fourth quarter by the visitors. Rankin scored twice for Annapolis and Garver added Frederick’s lone touchdown with a late drive thwarted by turnovers. Warren Geisbert suffered rib bruises as Frederick eyes next home game against Headley High at McCurdy Field.
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Buddy Parker Shakes Up Steelers Ahead of Opener
Pittsburgh coach Buddy Parker conducts a two hour workout as he reshuffles the Steelers roster for Sundays NFL opener with Washington. Parker names three quarterback contenders Earl Morrell Jack Kemp and Len Dawson while Morrell leads early in the selection.
Mount Saint Mary’s Mountaineers Announce 22 Game Schedule
Mount Saint Mary’s College in Emmitsburg presents a 22 game basketball slate led by Coach Jim Phelan. The schedule includes 12 conference games against Georgetown Villanova Saint Francis Pa Steubenville Hofstra and others with new foes Elizabethtown Cofege and Kings Point. The season features home and away dates across December January and February, culminating in the Mason-Dixon Conference Tournament February 27 to March 1.
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League Leaders By The Associated Press
The season leaders include Musial of St Louis in batting with 35 home runs Aaron of Milwaukee with 138 runs and 132 RBIs Schoendienst Milwaukee leading with 199 hits Dowdles Hork Cincinnati with 39 steals Mars New York with 20 triples Aaron Milwaukee tops pitching with 185 strikeouts Sanford Philadelphia 188 AMERICAN LEAGUE Williams Boston 385 Mantle New York 129 Stevers Washington 133 Fox Chicago 193 Minoso Chicago 36 Bauer McDougald Simpson New York 9 Sievers Washington 42 Aparicio Chicago 2 Don ov an Chicago 166 Winn Cleveland 184 Also reports on speed boat record attempt and trade rumors.
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College Scores AP Brief Dictates Multiple Games
College football results show UCLA defeating Illinois 16 to 6. The Citadel scored 33 while George Washington had 6, with Citadel leading 13 to 6 at another point.
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Frederick Midget Play Opens Tonight at Moe-Curdy Field
The Pop Warner midget football season begins tonight at 7 30 at Moe Curdy Field in Frederick. The Colts and Redskins, both in good shape, seek an opening win as 13 returning players anchor the Colts with new faces in the lineup. Admission is free.
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INFL Opens On Sunday NFL Season Debut Matches Giants at Browns
The NFL kicks off its 38th season with the defending champions New York Giants meeting the Cleveland Browns in a league opener in Cleveland. Chicago Bears visit Green Bay to dedicate the new Packer Stadium as part of opening day games that include Detroit at Baltimore Washington at Pittsburgh Philadelphia at Los Angeles and Chicago Cardinals at San Francisco. Commissioner Bert Bell predicts attendance will top last year and TV revenue will exceed 1 million dollars. The Browns rebuild behind rookie quarterbacks Mile Plum of Penn State or John Barton of Ohio State. The Bears seem poised for a strong season while Green Bay shows strong early form in exhibition play.
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Queen's Visit Sparks Sellout Anticipation at College Park Game
Students in stands will perform as the Queen and party depart for Washington after the game. Ticket sales surge with about 5,000 left of 46,000 capacity, aiming for a sellout to allow NBC televised coverage under NCAA rules. Officials say the sellout must occur in time for arrangements.
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Scholastic Football Schedule Folds Tonight in West Virginia
The Associated Press reports cancellations and schedule changes for scholastic football games. Charles Town versus South Hagerstown is called off due to scheduling issues, with other games including Bladensburg at Montgomery Blair Dematha at Northwestern Oxon Hill at Northwood Sherwood at Richard Montgomery Patterson at Allentown and St Pauls at St Andrews moving to Sunday Calvert at St Johns also listed.
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