College All-Stars Face Lions in High Scoring Expanse
The College All-Stars plan a pass heavy double threat using a dodle-unit backfield to outpace the Detroit Lions. Otto Graham coaches the squad aiming to avoid mistakes as seven stars headline a fast lineup including Hill of Rice Ninowski of Michigan State and Taylor of LSU. The Lions, favored by odds makers, seek a strong performance to finish the series with a 16th defeat for the All-Stars.
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Braves sweep Reds in twi night doubleheader to stay in pennant race
Milwaukee and Cincinnati split a twin bill as Lew Burdette secured win number 12 with a six hitter in the nightcap. Ed Matthews and Andy Pafko hit solo homers in the second game while Joe Adcock and Juan Pizarro delivered timely hits earlier. Pittsburgh kept pace by edging Philadelphia 10-9 as Mazeroski and Clemente homered. The Dodgers rallied late but fell short in a 6-5 loss to Chicago.
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Sucker shift worries loom in two point rule debate
AP reports Abe Curtis of the Southwest Conference questions the new two point after touchdown rule. He notes a team changing formations late could be suspected of deception if the opponent jumps offside, with only a five yard false start penalty possible unless a specific sucker play rule is added.
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White Sox In Division Lead In Ottawa Rotary League
The White Sox lead the Junior Division as the Ottawa Rotary Recreation League nears season end. A forfeit win over the Redlegs occurred when six players appeared. Dodgers and Redlegs also had forfeit wins. Hudnall hit his third homer as Garnett pitchers allowed seven hits.
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Ottawa Legion Grabs Easy 17-38 Win Over Garnett
Ottawa Legion battering Garnett Legion for 16 hits built a 9-0 lead in three innings and cruised to a non league 38 17 victory at Forest Park last night. Bob Lewis earned the win, Homer Collins pitched two scoreless innings, while Charley Spooner led Ottawa with four hits and Ot tawa raised their season record to 9 14 as they prepare to face Lawrence Friday at Forest Park.
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Baseball Standings and Results From Tuesday Games
The American League standings show New York leading with 73 wins and 41 losses, followed by Chicago and Boston at five hundred marks. Detroit and Cleveland hover around .500, with Baltimore and Kansas City trailing. results include Detroit 6 to 3 at Cleveland and Kansas City 2 to 5 at Chicago. In the National League Milwaukee leads at 65 and 47, with Pittsburgh and San Francisco close behind. Wednesday results include Milwaukee 9 to 4 over Cincinnati and San Francisco 11 over St. Louis.
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Hudnall earns Eastern all star selection for East West series
Mike Hudnall of Ottawa Le gion is named an outfielder on the Eastern all star squad for a two game East West series in Olathe this weekend. A second all star team will form from the East West game to meet the Oklahoma All Stars later this month as Hudnall leads his squad with three homers this season.
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Patterson Seen As Future World Champion By D'Amato
Floyd Patterson is viewed by Cus D'Amato as a future world heavyweight champion after his upcoming defense against Roy Harris in Los Angeles. D'Amato said Harris has not been tested and predicted a terrific fight between two young contenders, with the winner becoming a great champion.
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Rademacher Tamed After Four Rounds By Patterson Match
D’Amato explains Rademacher’s fading after facing Patterson. He notes Rademacher came to fight against Folley, but after Patterson’s bout he showed no appetite for further combat. Rademacher’s four rounds with Folley preceded the Patterson clash.
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Senators Beat Yank Mound Ace in Fifth-Run Eighth
The Washington Senators rallied to a 9-4 win over the New York Yankees, tagging Whitey Ford with a rare defeat after four years. Baltimore also upset Boston 2-1 as Frank Sullivan struggled, halting a late-season skid.
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California golfer makes hole in nothing at Spokane event
Nick Nardolillo of Spring Valley scored a hole in one on a par-3 eighth hole at the Esmeralda Course during the National Senior Open pro-am warmup in Spokane. A 17-handicap player, he used a No 3 wood to drive 208 yards, with the hole recorded as a 0 on both scorecard and scoreboard due to a handicap stroke.
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Duck Hunting Rules Announced
Washington AP reports a 16 day cut in Atlantic Flyway duck seasons for 1958 59 with new limits on Canvasback and Redhead. Mississippi Flyway retains 70 day season, Atlantic 60 days, Central option to extend 15 days with bag adjustments. Shooting hours remain sunrise to sunset with state variations on wood ducks. Mergansers daily bag five and possession ten. coots daily bag ten in Atlantic Mississippi Central flyways.
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Buck Shaw In Hot Seat With Eagles
Buck Shaw faces pressure as new Eagles coach with a one year contract and a thin roster. He praises quarterback Norm Van Brocklin, expects veteran support from Walston Retzlaff and McDonald, and shifts Chuck Bednarik to offensive center to bolster protection.
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Mrs Richard Peters Wins Golf Ball at Ottawa Lunch
Mrs Richard Peters won the golf ball at the Ottawa Women s Golf Association weekly luncheon held Tuesday. Twenty eight women attended the event. Hostesses for next week are Mrs Arthur Jones and Mrs Bruce Allison. For reservations or cancellations call 573 or 184.
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Venturi Defends Title at St Paul Open
Ken Venturi, returning to the scene of his first pro triumph, defends his title in the St Paul Open. He faces top pros including Don Finsterwald Arnold Palmer Cary Middlecoff Sam Snead and Bob Kosburg in the $25 000 event to mark its silver anniversary. Venturi seeks to match last year’s 266 72-hole score as Snead warns a 26 could be needed.
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