First college picks show grid experts spot confusion
New York AP notes experts expect chaos at season start 1938 college football due to changes in conversions substitution rules and one arm blocking. Early selections illustrate the expected confusion and variety in outcomes.
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Lary Files Yankees For Seventh Time In 1957 Motion
Frank Lary, Detroit right-hander, beat the Yankees for the seventh time in a season, 4 2, with a three hitter. Ryne Duren pitched five innings of four hit relief to preserve the lead as Detroit ties the Yankees for the season. White Sox outslugged Baltimore 4 3. Cleveland beat Boston 1 0. other college grid picks listed for Friday and Saturday.
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Garnett Opens Against Paola Garnett Opens Against Paola
Garnett Bulldogs will open the 195g campaign against Paola at 7 39 p m Friday at Garnett Coach Ray Moyer expects nine lettermen from the 1957 squad Led by Melvin Dudley Carl Nichols Larry Foltz Gene McCain Larry Gifford Vernon Hastert senior Mike Cuslda Joe Coppenbarger Kenny Woods The team adds transfers Dale Pinegar and Dennis Waring Seven valley league games and two non conference tilts are on the schedule with seven hopefuls practicing
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Bowling Scores Across Royal TL League Meet
A cluttered score list shows high totals and individual frames for players and teams. Names like Waltiern, Toodyear, Wah, Hornold, Cox, Akard, Renwom, and Manny appear with scores ranging from about 80 to 870, indicating a dense bowling meet with several high games and series amid unclear OCR data.
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Ameri can League Faces Loss Of Million Fans
The American League enters the final 12 days of the season amid potential fan declines totaling about one million. With the pennant race over attention shifts to batting titles and the fight for third and fourth places as teams contend in a quiet finish.
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Ottawa Braves Ready for War Path vs William Jewell Saturday
Ottawa University braces for a senior opener against William Jewell College at Cook Field Saturday night in wet conditions. Coach Dick Peters highlights quarterback Bob Knight and backs Haig Barsegian, Jim Nider, Nick Gangwish, and Stan Bettin, stressing improved blocking and a tested 1-2 punch as the Braves tune up with dry practice and running plays this week.
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Openers Set as Missouri, Big Eight Enter Season
Offensive minded Dan Devine at Missouri expected to start strong against Vanderbilt in Columbia. Kansas and TCU renew opener as Jack Mitchell leads Kansas State against Drake in Ames. Nebraska, Kansas State, and others face Penn State, Wyoming, and Denver in early-season matchups amid rain and indoor drills.
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Wednesday Games Feature Key Matchups in MLB Schedule
Results show Detroit 4 New York 2 and Chicago 4 Baltimore 3. Boston at Kansas City rained out two games, while Milwaukee beat San Francisco 4 1 and Chicago 10 Philadelphia 8 in 10 innings. Attendance across the NL trails 1957 pace, with Dodgers Giants Pirates and Cubs posting top gates as Washington leads improvements.
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Burdette Wins His 18th Game
Lew Burdette extended his hot stretch with an 18th win as the Milwaukee Braves beat San Francisco 4-1. The Braves cut their NL pennant magic number to three while George Witt and Bob Skinner propelled Pittsburgh to a 3-1 finish over St. Louis. Cincinnati swept Los Angeles 5-3 and 7-5 in 10 innings, and Phil and Chicago narratives followed with late rallies and first-time decisions for rookies.
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Pomona Gridiron Prospect Sees Strong 1958 Squad
Pomona Buratt High School coach Marl Anderson predicts a robust 1958 season with six returning lettermen from a six win, one loss squad. Key players include Chambers Lantis and Fritts, with newcomers Bolton Williston and Nelson shaping a mixed 8 and 6 man schedule facing Lamont Edgerton Williamsburg Melvern and Quenemo. The team will adapt to two game formats as the schedule unfolds.
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