Heavyweight Championship Bout Slated Tonight
Charleston Senators shift focus from pennant chase to an exhibition against their parent club, Detroit Tigers, with Wyman Carey slated to start for Charleston. The Senators had just dropped a doubleheader to Minneapolis 3-1 and remain five games behind Denver, with Wichita and Minneapolis close behind.
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Senators fall to Charlton as Borland limits offense
In yesterday's first game the Senators managed only Stan Palys 14th homer and a lone run against Tom Borland and Bob Smith. Charleston left 11 on base in the opener and nine in the nightcap. Don Lee lost the opener while Jim Stump worked the nightcap to a 1-0 loss for Charleston in 10 innings. Milwaukees Pumpsie Green drove in the winning run in the eighth off Lee as Minneapolis loaded the bases in the 10th of the second game, a seven inning affair. Semproch and Sawatski, Bernette and Crandall homered for Milwaukee. Covington added a run. Pittsburgh beat Cincinnati 7 to 5 as Mejias and Stuart homered for Pittsburgh and Lynch for Cincinnati.
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Auburn Tops SEC in 1958 Title Race
In Atlanta AP report, Auburn is highlighted as a frontrunner in the SEC as 1958 football nears. The Tigers boast a strong defense last year and face a rugged schedule with Billy Stacy at Mississippi and other big programs like Georgia, Tennessee, Florida, and Alabama shaping the conference.
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St Louis vs Los Angeles baseball game card details
In a game between St Louis and Los Angeles the scoreline shows St Louis 3 runs on 9 hits with 2 errors while Los Angeles 9 runs on 11 hits with 1 error. Key players include Jones Mabe Smith McDevitt Pignatano for St Louis and Neal Hodgves Pignatano for Los Angeles. Home plate performances reference Freese and L Jones.
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Playoff Hopes Grow For Charleston Senators
Charleston leads the American Association as the season nears end with Governors Cup play looming. If Charleston finishes first or second, they will host up to three early games in the divisional playoff against Denver Wichita and Minneapolis. The series winner faces the International League champion in the Little World Series with IL hosting the first three games.
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Patterson Faces Harris In 1957 Title Showdown
Los Angeles AP reports unbeaten Roy Harris of Cut and Shoot Texas challenges heavyweight champion Floyd Patterson in a 15 round Wrigley Field bout. Harris, 40 miles from Houston, seeks his 22nd straight win against Patterson, the 23 year old youngest champ from Mount Vernon New York. Harris draws a $100000 guarantee. Patterson $210000 plus 50 percent of net gate and TelePrompter theater TV rights.
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Braves win opener as Torre belts first career grand slam
Yesterday’s Stars Hitting Frank Torre of the Braves hit his first career grand slam to power a 3-1 victory over the Philadelphia Phillies in the first game of a doubleheader, with Torre adding a double in the other win as Atlanta took the second game 1-0. Pitcher Bob Grim of the Athletics pitched his first complete nine innings of the year, defeating the Detroit Tigers 4-1 on four hits. Wichita defeated Buffalo in five games to claim last season’s pennant scramble, as the International League representative has won 17 of the 4 Little World Series attractions.
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State Champ Sights 2nd Challenge Cup
Dave Hubinger won his third straight West Virginia State Closed Tennis singles title in Wheeling defeating Lanny Brisbin 64 60 63. Anita Whitaker captured the women’s singles crown by defeating Norma Slayer 64 619. Hubinger and Thompson retained the men's doubles title, Slayer and Reeves won women’s doubles, and Sam Tinsley and Nancy Bulls took mixed doubles.
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Standings spread across American Association leader board
The Associated Press reports the American Association standings with Charleston at 51 7B- and Denver at 63 58 .405. Minneapolis 70 GL 334 5% Wichita 70 GL .534 5% Omaha vt 66 65 .504. Indy 62 71 465, St Paul 62 473 459-15%. Louisville-49 78 386 2k. Sunday's results include Minneapolis 3-3, St Paul 3-1, Louisville 2-4, Omaha 9 over Indianapolis, Wichita 1 over Denver 7. Monday features Detroit at Charleston exhibition, Minneapolis at Louisville, Indianapolis at Denver.
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Bill Wade Stars In Rams Victory
Bill Wade led the Los Angeles Rams to a 31-10 win over the Washington Redskins in a Saturday exhibition. Wade threw two touchdown passes and scored on a 10 yard run in his first pro season without Norm Van Brocklin. Other results included the Browns 10 0 over the Steelers in Akron and the Eagles 30 28 over the Colts in Hershey. Giants beat the 49ers 19 10 in San Francisco as Halas returned to coach the Bears who defeated the Cardinals 24 7 in Buffalo.
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