Griffith Won't Move Senators From Capital
Calvin Griffith decided not to seek American League approval to move the Washington Senators. The team will stay in Washington through the 1959 season despite Minnesota’s bid and a looming league meeting. Opposition from four clubs and league President Will Harridge opposed the relocation.
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Colts Still Are Winless
The Colts remain winless after a rough exhibition schedule showing a mix of promising talent and ongoing issues. They tied once and lost to Pittsburgh while much of the other action involved Washington, Green Bay, Chicago, and San Francisco in Saturday and Sunday games with multiple passing plays and familiar players named.
Ramos Remains Poison For Yanks
Agsuciated Press Sporta Writer The veep should have spoken up a bit sooner. It wasn't until August 19 that Vicw President Nixon spoke in Washington. The Kid from Cuba has won three of five since and pitched six-hit games against the Yankees. Washington nabbed its first win in five years as the Yankees won the nightcap 7-0. The split kept the Yankees level with the Senators and reshaped the pennant chase.
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Baseball Scores Monday Game Cincinnati at Pittsburgh CN
Baseball scores note a Monday schedule with Cincinnati at Pittsburgh and results from other games: Milwaukee won 4 1, Pittsburgh lost 1 4, Chicago beat San Francisco 6 4 to 4 1, Cincinnati 6 0, Philadelphia 4 2, Los Angeles 7 over St Louis, and Washington 1 0 New York 0 7. Cleveland 4, Chicago 38 Boston 6, Baltimore with 0 runs noted, Kansas City 3 Detroit 2.
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Denver Dreams Of Major Team
Denver hopes for major league baseball cling to townspeople as planes carry big teams past. Officials cite 375,632 annual minor league fans since 1949 and plans to expand a 19,000 seat stadium to 72,000 for future growth with space for parking. Del Webb backs Denver’s efforts and links to the New York Yankees, while Colorado politics and sports culture fuel local momentum.
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Hawkins Chips Salt Lake Open Victory In Tight Finish
Hawkins wins the Salt Lake Country Club event with a 70 in the third round and a total of 210, tying with Don Tinsterwald and Tom Nieporte among a strong field led by Arnold Palmer. The 1964-like chatter places Palmyr behind as 6,494 yards tested players.
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Unclear OCR fragment mentions Ottawa event and rates
Fragmentary OCR from The Ottawa Herald cites a Pont Offer in Ottawa with scattered figures. Names, dates, and specifics are unreadable, leaving an incomplete notice about payments, rates, and timing.
Pirates Fight for Second as Braves Lead in Tight Race
In a 10 day showdown the Pirates hobbled by Milwaukee, then won a doubleheader split with the Braves. Spahn notches his 19th win. Kaline? No, Covington drives in runs. Cubs sweep, St. Louis loses, Dodgers slip. Magic number trims to 10 as Pittsburgh pursues second place.
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Bowling Scores Friday Night Ladies Recap
Friday night bowling listed top scores across several teams including LE Prout with 176 and 442 series, Brown 1M 390, McFadden 80-F Harbor 416, Burgoon 184 602, Ransom 154 421, King 159 516, and Pontiac-t High 10-4 M.
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