Packers and Colts Clash as Lombardi Team Seeks Win
The Baltimore Colts visit Green Bay in a showdown between 1-1 clubs in the Western Conference. Green Bay dominates with a stout defense and a balanced attack led by Bart Starr and Jim Taylor. Colts QB John Unitas targets Jimmy Orr and John Mackey while eyeing a repeat performance against the Packers.
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White Sox sweep Senators to claim AL runner-up spot
Chicago beat Washington 11 2 and 7 1 in a doubleheader to secure second place in the American League. Fritz Ackley earned the Game 2 win for Chicago, pitching six no hit innings before two singles in the seventh. John Stout of Anchorage bowled in 14 leagues in 1959 60 season.
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Jimmy Orr
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Washington Senators
Fritz Ackley
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Baird
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Hershberger
John Stout
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Alaska
Blaine Smith's Injury Sidelines Cadets in Loss
Frederick's Cadets beat North Hagerstown 14 6 as Blaine Smith suffered a broken collarbone and was out for the rest of the game. Quarterback Lou Brachey led a late drive and Danny Miller starred for Hagerstown with a 37 yard run and a TD.
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Dirk Strock
Rick Thumma
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Gary Kochman
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Frank Pulieri
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Lou Bruchey
Southern California Hosts Oklahoma in National TV Clash
The Oklahoma Sooners, led by Bud Wilkinson, visit the defending national champion USC Trojans for a nationally televised showdown. The text notes a historic Dust Bowl era invasion and frames the game as a battle for national honors.
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Bud Wilkinson
Relief record for Miller in Bird win 5-2
Relief specialist Stu Mier appeared in his game of the season, setting an American League record as the Baltimore Orioles defeated Detroit 4-2. Miller entered in the eighth with the lead and was credited with the win.
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Jase Hart
Belleworih Hemer
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Scout Dies As Columbia Coach Coakley Remembered
New York 1AP Amy Coakley who discovered Lou Gehrig on the Columbia campus, died Friday at age 61. Coakley, longtime Columbia baseball coach from 1915 until his retirement, is honored for his role in shaping Gehrig’s early career with the Cubs later using a limited 1080s era.
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Amdy Coakley
Lou Gehrig
Columbia
Coakley
Tsitouris blanked Cardinals as Reds win 3-0
John Tsitouris pitched a two hit shutout and Tommy Harper hit a ninth inning homer that broke a scoreless duel, giving Cincinnati a 3-0 victory over St Louis Friday night. The game featured several named players and a pitching decision noted as Tsitouris 3-0.
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John Tsitouris
Tommy Harper
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Edwards
Sadecki
Taylor
Ricketts
McCarver
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Scholastic results from district games reported
The Associated Press results list Dival over Suitland 9 to 7, Surrattsville 16 over Fairmont Laure 12, La Plata 27 over Lawton 8, Pauls 8 over Burg, W Va 6, Howard County 7 over Annapolis, Charles Town W Va 0, Boor borg 13 over High Point 14, Bladensburg J.
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Olympic Torch Relay Starts Los Angeles to Detroit
The Olympic Torch Relay began in Los Angeles as Mayor Samuel W. Worth proclaims Olympic Torch Relay Day. About 90 runners from the National Amateur Athletic Union will cover nine states from California to Michigan on a 1390 mile route ending in Detroit on October 10.
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Retroit
National Amateur Athletic Union
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Wickersham Shuts Down Tribe to Gain 3-1 Victory
Dave Wickersham allowed only two hits and drove in the decisive run with a single as Kansas City defeated Cleveland 3-1 Friday night. Wickersham improved to 12-15, while Seyfried took the loss. Whitford homered for Cleveland. Charles and Thomson added KC runs.
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Amarfio Stops Espinosa in Sixth Round at Melbourne Feature
Ghana's Konpo Amarfio, 13, defeated Leo Espinosa of the Philippines in the sixth round of a Friday Iround feature in Melbourne. The bout ended with Espinosa stopped after a hard sequence.
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Ghana
Leo Espinosa
Philippines
Record $1 Million Pool Could Drive Dodgers Yankees Series
Los Angeles and New York face a potential record $1 million player pool in the World Series opening at Yankee Stadium. If the pool hits, 70 percent goes to the clubs, 60 percent to the winner and 40 percent to the loser, with the rest shared among top finishers. Dodgers aim to adjust with Ken McMullen’s injury and lineup shifts as Yankees recover Mantle and Maris for the series opener.
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Associated Press
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Tommy Davis
Jim Gilliam
Dick Tracewski
Mickey Mantle
Roger Maris
Pasual Tigers Achieve 21st Victory Over New York
The Minnesota Twins defeated the American champion New York Yankees 4 to 3 Friday night. Pescual and Battey led the offense with key strikes while Wilteam and Hamatoe contributed early runs, and Howard and Terry added support as the late-inning defense held.
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Flarete Bombers Triumph in World Outtball Title Race
The Flarete Bombers claimed a decisive victory in the world outtball championship with a dominant performance. Aurera led the team, scoring key points and guiding plays as rivals pressed hard but fell short.
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Jever Aurera, UL
Craddock Eyeing NFL Career with Baltimore Colts
Nat Craddock, a 22 year old with weak sight and blistering speed, battles for a spot with the Baltimore Colts after stints with the Giants Ottawa and Montreal in Canada and a training camp with the Boston Patriots. He prefers the National League and aims to prove himself in Baltimore despite eye issues and unofficial practice with the squad.
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