Birds End In Fifth Tribe Sixth In Tight Finish
The season closed with the Yankees and Braves both fading from eight-game leads. Williams won batting title as Orioles, Sievers and Aaron excelled. rest of standings and key NL and AL results noted with multiple player performances and upcoming boxing card in Toledo.
Walkersville Wins First Round Over Thurmont 5-3
Walkersville defeated Thurmont 5 to 3 in the first round of a best two of three series. The Walkersville club scored four runs in the first inning on Smith's hit with the bases loaded, while Smith pitched the final four innings fanning eleven of fourteen Thurmont batters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walkersville
Thurmes
Shaughnessy
Smith
Wiple
Thurmont
Fourmont
Rosa
Fez
Brier
Ciem
Soninge Churmont
Watters
Anders
Clem
Duncan
Stull
Valentine
Zentz
D. Albaugh
Ser
Biser
Albaugh
Houck Shriner
Shaffer
Eaves
Sheffer
Glenn Zimmerman
Poor Boxing Schedule Sets Up Week Of Matches
The Associated Press reports a skimpy week of boxing action with a middleweight bout featuring Del Flanagani versus Yama Bahama at Chicago Stadium, highlighted as one of the best on the program for Wednesday's card.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
del Flanagani
Yama Bahama
Chicago
Stadium
Chi
Junior Schedule For YMCA Touch Football Released
The YMCA touch football junior schedule was released with games starting at 9 30 a m Saturdays in Baker Park. Intermediates will be drafted Tuesday at 7 pm. Captains include Leo Brandenburs Dick Gassley Wayne Geisbert Dick Flord Joe Wilhide and Dale Ramsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YMCA
Baker Park
Leo Brandenburs
Dick Gassley
Wayne Geisbert
Dick Flord
Joe Wilhide
Dale Ramsburg
UCLA
Notre Dame
Maryland
Oklahoma
Marland
Dame
Mary
Ronald Wachter
Wayne Fox
Michael Danner
Ronnie Whitmore
James McClellen
Mike Metro
Roger Burkholder
Lou Brachey
Robert, Kefauver
Bobbys Frank
Martin Castie
Hunt Elkins
Michael
Dennis Bussard
Donald Roberts
Murray Quinn
Ken Foiend
Bob Lanner
Howard Hirsch
Rucky Suicer
Ronnie Ehman
Dorsey Gilbert
Tom Kline
Randy Ahab
Jay Delphey
Cards Open With A Win In San Francisco
The Chicago Cardinals beat the San Francisco 49ers 20 to 10 in the NFL opener as Fullback Joe Childress powered for a 39 yard second quarter TD, lifting the Cardinals to a halftime lead. Pat Summerall kicked two field goals in the second half amid sunny, 29 830 attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Chicago
Cardinals
San Francisco 49Ers
Joe Childress
49Ers
Childress
Pat Summerall
Chicago Cardinals
San Fran
Cardinal
Olszewski
Summerall
Fis
Moegle
Soltan
Linemen Spark Weekend Upsets In College Football
Linemen fueled two of the weekend’s biggest surprises as Auburn upset Tennessee 7 0 in a soggy game and Georgia Tech drew 0 0 with SMU. Other upsets included North Carolina State beating Maryland 48 21 and Texas Christian defeating Ohio State 18 16. Iowa State tied Syracuse 7 7 while Minnesota crushed Washington 47 6. Michigan State routed Indiana 0 0 and Michigan overwhelmed California 16 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auburn
Tennessee
Southern Methodist
Georgia Tech
Okahoma
Associated Press
Atlanta
Dick ‘Christy
North Carolina State
Marland
Jimmy Shoiner
Texas Christian
Ohio State
Iowas State
Syracuse
Iowa
Utah State
Geno Lessier
Minnesota
Washington
Michigan State
Indiana
Michigan
Callifornia
Big Ten
Tou. Narthe
Steelers Win Under Parker
Pittsburgh, Sept 29 The Steelers rebounded under new coach Buddy Parker to defeat Stanford 26-6 in a national telecast. Earl Morrall threw for three touchdowns while the defense intercepted four passes, including three in the second half, as Pittsburgh improved in the opening game of the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western
Pittsburgh
Stanford
Earl Morrall
Oklahoma
Ling
Pittsburgh Steelers
Iowa State
Navy
Washington
William & Mary
Redskins
Wray
Forbes Field
Steelers
Buddy Parker
Colts Romp Over Lions in NFL Debut Shutout by Defense
Baltimore’s 34 to 14 victory over Detroit features John Unitas passing for four touchdowns while Giro Marchetti and Art Donovan harass Lions QB Bobby Layne. Detroit stumbles with a net rushing loss of five yards in the first half as Dupre and Berry join Mutscheller on scoring drives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Baltimore Colts
Detroit Lions
John Unitas
Unitas
Colt
Lions
George Wilson
Detroit
Bobby Layne
Giro Marchetti
Art Donovan
Tobin Rote
Layne
Gaitas
Jim Mutscheller
L. G. Dupre
Ray Berry
Dupre
Cassady
Reighon
Rose
Mutscheller
Rechijchar
Rechichar
Farrell Out Bragan In As Indians Pilot
Cleveland announces Bragan will manage the Indians in 1958 replacing Kerby Farrell. Bragan, 35, fired as Pirates manager last Aug. 3 after an orange pop incident, will sign a one year contract with Greenberg saying his humor could aid team relations. Farrell, praised for a successful Little World Series run with Indianapolis, led the Tribe in 1956-57.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Bobby Bragan
Cleveland Indians
Hank Greesberg
Bragan
Pittsburgh
Pirates
Kerby Farrell
Farrell
Greenberg
Chicago
White Sox
Americas
Milwaukee
Frank Dascoli
Dascoli
Joe
Brown
Cuba
Almendares Jetup
New York
AL Lopez
Indians
Tribe ‘Farm
Rams Top Eagles in opening Pro Grid Tilt
The Los Angeles Rams defeated the Philadelphia Eagles 17 to 3 in a 1957 NFL opener before 62 506 fans at Los Angeles. Norman Van Brocklin directed two Rams touchdowns in the second quarter and a late field goal as Tom Wilson sparked the attack with strong running.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Los Angeles Rams
Philadelphia Eagles
Norman van Brocklin
Rams
Tom Wilson
Araceuenyausne Yranas
Billy Barnes
R. B. E. Wake Forest
Tommy McDon
Urbana
Oklahoma
Melody Inn
Philadelphia
E. Lenhart
Lake
Geisbert
Fiela
Lida
Walston
Cenver- Melody Tan
Isian
Waldon PL
Rice
Harper
Donaldson
College Scores Across Regions Show Mixed Results
East and Southwest matchups yield a variety of outcomes with Gettysburg, Taylor, Concord and others posting wins or narrow defeats. Notable performances include West Virginia State, Salem and Fairmont, as well as Maryland State and Shaw posting decisive scores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Associated Press
Gettysburg
Bucksell
Taylor
West Va State
iMarshall
Morehead
Concord
Wva
West Va Tech
West Liberty
Salem
Bluefield
Hampton
Fairmont
Glenville
South Mississippi
Kentucky
South Carolina
Wofford
Davidson
East Carolina
Maryland State
Virginia State
I Shaw
Virginia Union
Hampden-Sydney
Emory
Henry
Williams Finishes With .388 Mark In Red Sox Victory
Ted Williams reached a .388 average for Boston as the Red Sox edged the Yankees 22 in Fenway Park. Williams hit a third inning single to push ahead, left the game for pinch runner Sim Piersall, who later drove in the deciding run with a seventh inning triple off Johnny Kecks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Sles
New York
Joe Collins
Red Sox
Fenway Park
Ted
Pinch Risner Sim Piersall
Willams
Honus Wagner
Pittsburgh Pirates
Williams
Piersall
Johnny Kecks
Billy Klaus
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sy Tee
New York Yankees
Milwaukee Braves
Polo Grounds
Pissourgs
Kansas
Guy
Jim Bunning
Baltimor
Chuck Stokes
Ted Williams
Boston Red Sox
Cincinnati
Pinsburge
St Louis
Ernie Banks
Ed Bouchee
Brooklyn
Orioles
Stan Musial
St. Louis
Hank Aaron
Rex Sievers
Mickey Mantle
Ballmore
Siever
R. H.e.cage
Flenagan
Bahama
Flanagan
Ditmar
Kucks
Berra
Gil Turner
Baumenu
Daley
Ralph Tiger
H. E. Jones
Ray Washington
Gavilan
Johnson
Dell
Zuverink
Len Bahama
Triandes
Ginsberg Griggs
Stobbs
Battey
Nicholas Arena
R. H. Eali
Welvooklin
Jimmy Archer
Etann Neola Craig
Koufax
Pigtano
K. Eyler- Smith
R. H. E. Pittsburga
Friend
Massa
Fanning
Barnes, Schmidt
Miller
Kuzava
H. Smith
Bob Satterfield
Bert Whitehurst
Toledo
Jimmy Martinez
Phoenix
Johnny Neal
Denver
Buffalo
Stup & Crowther
Harris Roof
Kaempf & Harris
Northcool
Groff Bros
Schlitz Beer
Landis Jewelry Warret’s
Morgan Lunch
Harold's
Marlow’s
Warren's
Noriheed
Morgan’s
Harold
Marlow
Harris
Landis Jewelry
Warren
Urbana Circuit League
Flint Hill
Araby Hi
Urbana If
Samsville I
Urbana I
Flist Hill
Iamsville IV
Feam
Flint Hill U
Araby If
Amsville
Hamsville
Army
Nebraska
Earl Blaik
West Point
Nebraskka
Podoley
Letherant Cnanvarsian
Bathar
Boston College
Florida State
Holy Cross
YALE
Villanova
Furman
Florida
Wake Forest
Mathews
Louisiana State
Alabama
Morrall
Young
Gir
Mississippi
Northlord
Carolina
Clemson
South
Vanderbilt
Glick
Georgia
Southwest
Arkansas
Tulsa
Baylor
Houston
Texas
Tulane
West
Darion Richmond
Missouri
Arizona
Wisconsin
Marquette
Far West
Air Force Academy
Occidental
Washington State
California
Myerville
Carroll Manor
Swalkersvile Center
Glade Valley
Farmer's Supply
Cloverdale
Walkersville Motors
Potomze Edison
Southern Restaurant
SkKelis
Sinclair Power
Walkersville Bowling
Abba
Benny's Cafe
N Myers
A. Rice
Giesler
High Indivi
P. Keay
G. Looking Hill
S. Dayhoff
Potomac Edison
Farmer's
Tramsvile I
Urbana I Supply
Flint Hill II
Araby I
Wamsville
IL Araby I
Middletown
Frederick Atalietine
Bo seesnongariTeam
P. Telephone Co
Faherty
Potomas Edison
Catoctin
Hargett
East End
Texaco
Sic
John’s
Atlantic Service
Rosemont Gulf
R. Myers
Kline
A. Gilbert Amt
W. Weetey
Myersville
Hahn
Havana
Baby Colon
Pleasant
Hank Jones
Rippeon
Washington, D. C
Paterson
N. J
Stefan Redl
Eddie
Prince
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Hollywood
Calif
Alfredo Escobar
Redondo Beach
Jimmy Lassiter
Dpart Smith
American League
National League Wien
Pei
Benin
Xewe York
SI &T
SES & Chicares
Boston Riz
Brooklyn Brerrait
Kansas City
Will Grimsley
Parker
Colts
Pop Warner
University of Maryland
Seere
Tan Biehy
Cris Sole
Seeee Maryiend
Sole
Texas A&m
Willard
Son
Xerik Caroliga State
Wayne Detrumph
Javier
Myerson Navy
Willard Ward
Ually
Dispatch
jSaueds
Western Maryland College
Richy
Solo
Randolph Myers
Colt Macon
Bob Waldorfsiawack
Kennedy
Foland
Morgun
Kplickenstaff
Routzahn
Baker
Central State of
Bruehey
Ohio
Ion
Redskin
McCurdy
Norfolk
John
Sample
JamciCols
Ann
Istirmel
Tommy Mont
Bruchey
Ito
Iwillard Kennedy Blickenstaff
Mary Iutyers
Routzabn Jland
Howie Redskins
iDare
Colis
B. Grove
J. Mars
W. Delauter
C. Green
Markey
Bea
T. Quynn
Bumgardner
W. J
Mary-Ruffer
Shattenberg
Rhoderick
Roland
Prnnisues
Zale
Can Tonetti
Healy
University Hospital
Jed William & Mary
Eddie Erdelatz
Urbana Winsurbana
Melody Inn Thyo
Melody
Cline
Urbane
Realaiv Inn
Hea
Audwest iDayton
Richmond
Rens Tech
Youngstown
Southwest Riess Aem
Texas Tech
Bayh
FAR West Spit
Oregon
Ted Wilelians
Marconi
van Brocklin
Cothren
Rebecca McCutcheon Griffin
Frederick
Griffin
American Red Cross
Red Cross
Camp Allegro
Pittsfield
Mass
Camp Indian Trails
Milford
Penna
Baltimore Knights of Columbus
Towson State Teachers College
Reneriéa
Pek
Wincer
Daity Devine
Wartiar
Greshound
Sy Ebo Aves
Haas
Remington
Winchester
Savage
Smith and Wesson and
Ruger
Woolrich
American Canvas
Adler
Dorsey F. Shipley
N. Market St. Frederick
Time Payments
Delphey' S
Unter's
West Patrick St
Sanders — Pearson
Bartgis & Zimmerman, Inc
Firestone Home & Auto Supplies
E. Patrick St
Frederick Motor CO
West Patrick Street
Monument
Carlos Myers
P of Your Eit Benk
AERO