Graham says he faces ban from NFL over criticism
Otto Graham, longtime Browns star, claims the NFL has sidelined him after a magazine probe into dirty football and a related damages suit. He says he was called as a witness, advised photographers, and now is rejected by league executives while he remains in the insurance business.
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Mayo Smith Named Reds Pilot After Tebbetts Resign
CINCINNATI AP Mayo Smith former Philadelphia manager signed for one year to lead the Cincinnati Redlegs. General Manager Gabe Paul cites Smith as a progressive coach while noting the need for a quarterback to guide the team. Jimmy Dykes served as interim since Birdie Tebbetts quit on Aug 14, with assessments of the club’s direction and future coaching decisions.
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Clemson Coach Says Maryland Will Be Tough
Clemson coach Frank Howard warned his team Maryland will be as tough or tougher than North Carolina. After a 26-21 win over the Tar Heels, Clemson held a light workout and prepared for scrimmages with Maryland this week. Players Dave Olson and Rudy Hares were in sweat clothes but minor injuries were noted. Jim McCanless and Ray Bowick were promoted to second team for Saturday’s play.
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World Series Opener Set With Ford Spahn Pitchers
Milwaukee bars host the 1958 World Series opener as Ford and Spahn brace for Game One. Ford, 29, seeks another strong finish after a 3-3 series mark and 2.01 ERA, while Spahn, 37, aims for three starts to cover the best-of-seven. Stengel and Haney set lineups and plan workouts at County Stadium.
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Navy Team Plays Boston U Saturday
Navy coach Eddie Erdelatz discusses the upcoming game with Boston University after a 14 0 win over William and Mary while reflecting on last season and the team’s changes since 1957. He notes the weather hampered the offense and the squad’s overall passing and running balance.
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The baseball season ends with Milwaukee hosting the World Series opener Wednesday. Whitey Ford and Warren Spahn will start for the Yankees and Braves respectively as the Yankees enter as slight favorites. Local league results crown Mt Leno and Samsville for Shaughnessy and Maryland State titles, with final rounds in Middletown, Lovellsville and Buckeystown slated.
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Boxing boos fade as arena sells out first show in 11 years
In New York at St Nicholas Arena promoter J Teddy Brenner reports 7,174 in receipts for boxing's first sellout here in 11 years. Jose Torres, 22, stopped Otis Woodard in the fifth of ten rounds to raise his record to 6-0 with four KOs, drawing Puerto Rican cheers and proving fans will pay to see live boxing without TV. Sugar Ray Robinson and others reacted to the fifth round stoppage as Burnner expressed optimism about the sport's vitality.
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Briton Likely Holds 17-Pound Weight Edge
The lantern-jawed Briton, aged 24, probably enjoys roughly a seventeen pound advantage, about eighteen percent, in weight over his opponent.
Patterson Faces Uncertain Opponent For Garden Title Fight
New York AP report says Floyd Patterson's manager Cus D Amato will not confirm the December 2 Madison Square Garden title bout opponent. D Amato cites ongoing negotiations and keeps Floyd training across four upstate camps as Nino Valdes, the Cuban challenger, also trains, with his manager Bobby Gleason pursuing the title shot.
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Philley Breaks Pinch Hit Mark in 1958 MLB Season
AAP report highlights records set in the 1958 season including Los Angeles attendance 78,672 at the Coliseum on April 18 and Stan Musial’s NL marks for total bases and extra bases. Dave Philley achieved eight straight hits, Gus Zernial hit his ninth pinch hit homer, and Nellie Fox set mobile streaks in games. The Orioles purchased Wayne Causey from Louisville, and a brief note on the Little World Series and James Petrillo.
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Selly Hemus, 34, former Redbird player, was named playing manager of the St. Louis Cardinals, taking over for the fired Fred Hutchinson. The move includes coaching staff hires while Hemus aims to steer a club seeking pitching and power improvements for 1959. A trade sent Gene Freese to Philadelphia as part of the reshuffle.
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Mont Loses Second Halfback For Maryland Football
Maryland coach Tommy Mont must cope with two injuries as Tony Forbes separates his left shoulder in the win over North Carolina State. Ted Kercher also suffered a similar injury and will miss about two more weeks. Boo Layman shifts to right halfback, with Bob Gallagher moving up to the second string as the team prepares for Clemson.
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Redlegs Release Fonby Fondy to Flex Pac-Const League
The Cincinnati Redlegs released veteran first baseman Dee Foncy to tie the Pac-Const League in exchange for left handed pitcher Claude Osteen. Fondy, 32, came from Pittsburgh last winter in the deal that sent Ted Kluszewski to the Pirates. He hit .213 in 86 games with the Redbirds and has previously played for the Cubs and Pirates. Osteen is a 21 year old pitcher signed in the summer of 1957.
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Topcoats Needed If World Series Opener At Milwaukee
Milwaukee forecast suggests partly cloudy cool weather for Wednesday’s opening game at Milwaukee County Stadium with maximum temperatures in the low 60s, prompting shoppers to plan for lighter outerwear.
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