Tigers Take Sixth In Row and Firm In Third
Detroit remains third in the American League standings, yet the Tigers linger at the tail end, delaying a late-season sprint. The club’s old habit cost two managers, Bucky Harris and Jack Tighe, their jobs as in 1958 they finished fifth.
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OHS Cyclones Open Season Against Pittsburg Dragons
Ottawa High School Cyclones travel to Pittsburg to open the season Friday at 6 p.m. at Pittsburg High School field. Coach Harold Wallace says the game will be rough and notes Pittsburg brings 13 returning lettermen and a strong defense.
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Braves Hold Off in Battle for First Title Hopes
A rain soaked clash at Cook Field saw the Cardinals beat the Braves 5-3, delaying Atlanta’s run to a second straight flag as Warren Spahn took the loss. The Cardinals nullified the Braves’ momentum, narrowing the gap behind Pittsburgh while B Johnson and Runnels contributed key at bats in a tense league race.
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Miracle Runner In A Slow Mile
The Chicago Cubs beat Philadelphia 6-2 to stay in pennant contention as Gene Green drove in two runs and Stan Musial watched from the stands after a sequence involving pitcher and coach in a scattered game. Duren’s five hitter helped the Phillies as Larry Jackson and others shuffled starts. Rob Keelin and Bill Cater in the Cyclones lineup paced the club’s wing play.
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Area Schools Open Season Friday Night in Ottawa Area
Five small high school football games launch the grid season in the Ottawa area on Friday night. The schedule includes two 8-man contests, one 6-man game and an 11-man matchup featuring Wellsville at Overbrook. Coaches report mixed practice pace with injuries and lineup shuffles as teams prepare for opening kicks.
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Too Much Hula in Mount Clemens Hospital Visit
Harold Dokos, 25, was hospitalized after injuring a vertebrae while attempting to perform a hula hoop stunt with his six year old daughter Cini in Mount Clemens Michigan.
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Kansas Wesleyan at Nebraska Wesleyan football schedule
Friday football schedule shows Kansas Wesleyan visiting Nebraska Wesleyan and Friends traveling to College of Emporia. Local coverage notes neither game as a marquee event but confirms pairings and locations for Friday action.
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High School Football Matchups Across 8 Regions
Fort Hays State faces Kearney while Baker plays Southwestern in Winfield. Washburn meets Kirksville, Quenemo travels to Carbondale, 8 man Welda hosts Williamsburg, Wellsville visits Overbrook, Lamont plays Pomona, 6 man Paola vs Garnett, and Ottawa High faces Pittsburg.
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