Braves and Cubs Trade Shakes Up NL Title Race
Milwaukee gains veteran pitcher Bob Rush, Don Kaiser and Eddie Maas from Chicago in exchange for Taylor Phillips and Sammy Taylor. The swap strengthens Milwaukee behind Spahn, Burdette and Buhl as rival executives react with disbelief and anger.
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Don Kaiser
Eddie Maas
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Sammy Taylor
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Marty Kutyna
Ted Wiseand
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Joe Taylor
Curtis Flood
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Paw Warren Spahn
Lew Burdette
Bol Buhl
Juan Pizarro
Gene Corley
Milwaukee Braves
Samimy Taylor
College grid attendance falls after war era high
An Associated Press survey of 116 major colleges shows 1957 football attendance dipped 1.4 percent from 1956, with 195,602 fewer spectators overall. Big Ten, Southeastern and Southwest conferences posted declines, while Atlantic Coast, Southern and Skyline saw gains. Army and Oklahoma noted notable shifts in home crowds amid weather and schedule factors.
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Statler California
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Navy
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Giants Face Do-Or-Die Game With Steelers
Pittsburgh December 6 The New York Giants must defeat the Pittsburgh Steelers tomorrow to keep alive their slim chance at repeating as NFL Eastern Conference champions. A loss ends their hope regardless of other results, with Browns and Lions fate shaping a possible New York outcome next Sunday.
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Packets Rally Past Bell Clothes In One Point Win
The 1957-58 season opener at the State Armory featured the Packets beating Winchester Virginia’s Bell Clothes 68 to 67 in a late thriller. Eugene Gardenhour delivered a key closing minute fielder after Jim Wilson gave the Packets a 66 65 lead with 1:40 left. Roy Stoller led scorers with 27 points. Next week the Cargoettes face the State Department Randlers while the Packets host the FL Ritchie team.
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Shank Wilton
Royals In Thick Of Flag Race
The Cincinnati Royals battle for the lead as they chase a top spot in the Western Division. The team moved into contention after a 109 99 win over the Detroit Pistons as the St Louis Hawks fell 124 109 to the Warriors in Philadelphia.
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Big Basketball Man Not Among N Y Skyscrapers
New York basketball talk centers on Irish and Ned Irish and the Knicks. Boston’s Bill Russell and Tom Heinsohn are highlighted alongside Pettit and Globetrotters linked to a debate over a towering star for the Knicks. The piece notes league interest, Garden politics, and management figures, with a focus on size and scoring potential amid ongoing negotiations.
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