Mets End Nine Game Slide with 9-1 Win Over Pirates
Casey Stengel back on the winning road as the Mets snap a nine game losing streak by beating the first place Pirates 9-1. Jay Hook throws five shutout innings and drives in a run with a bases loaded single in the second. Giants top Reds 4-1 and Dodgers beat Braves 5-2 as Burdette suffers third loss.
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League Standings And Schedule Briefs
American League standings show Cleveland atop with 5 wins, New York 5, Kansas City 7, and Los Angeles 5, details of loss percentages. Tuesday and Wednesday night games include Chicago at New York, Cleveland at Los Angeles, and Minnesota at Baltimore among others. National League race tight with St. Louis, Los Angeles, Philadelphia leading, and multiple night games listed.
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Wreckers Lead Merchants Elite League Top Standings
Beckley Wrecking, led by Chester Ferrell's 212 game and 522 series and Al Faull's 515, held the top spot in the Merchants Elite League last week. Post Office and Southern States each won games, with Roosevelt Rich and Alfred Burns contributing for the States. Other results include Slab Fork dropping two to Sophia Merchants and Midway Amoco defeating John W. Eye as framing continues in the league.
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Marshall Pushes January draft ban for NFL players
Washington Redskins owner George Preston Marshall urged the NFL to delay drafting college players until after January 1. He said early drafts corrupt college eligibility and announced plans to introduce a resolution at the May league meeting, claiming support from several owners and noting AFL poaching of top Redskins picks.
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AFL To Avoid Sunday Dates
AFL releases a 56 game schedule with 19 non Sunday dates including 10 Friday night games 2 Saturday afternoons 6 Saturday nights and Thanksgiving. Boston Patriots play all seven home games on Friday nights Buffalo Bills five Saturday night home games lead non Sunday play. Schedule begins Sept 7 in Denver with Chargers visiting Dallas Sept 8 opens Dallas hosts Boston. two Sunday openers Houston at Buffalo New York at Oakland.
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WVU Climbs to Second in SC Standings on Doubleheader Sweep
West Virginia moved to second place in the Southern Conference baseball standings by sweeping William and Mary in a doubleheader 9-3 and 4-0 at Williamsburg. The Mountaineers, now 4-1 in conference play, head to Hampden Sydney for a non-league game, while Furman leads the standings. Joe Jeran tossed a three-hitter in the nightcap, securing the shutout.
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Major League Leaders List of Top Hitters and Potent Feats
Presentation of leading hitters in both leagues with batting averages and totals for Rollins and others. Highlights home runs and runs batted in across American and National Leagues, plus pitching records showing undefeated starts for several hurlers. Names include Kaline, Musial, Pinson, Post, Davis, Alou, Mays, and others.
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Ortiz Gets Offer to Defend Title in Las Vegas
Flamingo Hotel owner Morris Lansburgh offered Ortiz a first title defense in Las Vegas the site of his win over Joe Brown last Saturday night. Lansburgh said he did not care who Ortiz defended against as long as it was in Las Vegas.
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Expected To Name New Football Coach At Beckley Board Meeting
The Raleigh County Board of Education may announce a new football coach tonight to replace Nelson Bragg who is expected to resign. Randy Broyles leads candidates for head coach role while Lawrence Wiseman is seen as leading applicant for athletic director post. Rumors swirl about Babe Riffe leaving Shady Spring and potential successors at Woodrow Wilson with Don Warden Willie Joe Chandler or Leland Richmond suggested.
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