Cadets Battle Burg for Second Straight Victory
La Salle Institutes defeats Burg 20 to 0 in a hard fought game at Notre Dame Field. Key plays by Nith Marebese and Kuieh Byrd featured long runs and a decisive scoring drive in the second quarter. La Salle’s defense stymied Burg, with Byrd breaking free for a 43 yard gain late in the game and Marchese directing the offense.
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LaSalle Institutes
Southall Te Say
Jadsinghire
Notre Dame Field
Nith Marebese
Kuieh Byrd
Rmich
Byrd
Langingburg
Inter
Bes
Loui
Linton Byard
Pllehbe
Snakiye
Wallie Rinanecker
VaSale
LaSalle
Actets
Ai Yarde
Mie Bie
Marchese
Jon Martire
National League Baseball Scores and Standings Mixed Results
Fragmented recap shows Milwaukee Cincinnati Philadelphia Pittsburgh Los Angeles Chicago San Francisco St Louis results, with individual game scores and pitchers listed. Standings highlight New York Cleveland Baltimore Chicago Detroit and other teams, plus probable pitchers Paypas Larsen Bruner Wynn and more, reflecting a chaotic 1940s style box score summary.
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Yestrelay's
Milwaukee
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Los Angeles
Chicago
San Franviseo
Bt. Louis J
Stavatings
Wol Tel. Ge
Wikwauker
St. Latwis
Philalelphlie
Vollay
Mahably Uiuhers Cinciani al Miwakee
Newcourhn
Hook
Spahn
Chwago Vt
Angeles
Williams
Mauris
Valladelphia
Law
Sui Prativigeo
Jackson
Metrimigk
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New York
Clavaga
Hitans City
Clevelay
Moleau
Houston
Washington
Toston
Waslington
Cleveland
Detroit
Baltimore
Kansas City
Balliare
New Yorke
Paypas
Larsen
Hosta Oat Wiaatington
Bruner
Maystack
Meladish
Urhan
Wynn
College Grid Season Opens With Big Matchups Across Teams
The Ivy League and Big Ten join Notre Dame Army and Navy as the 1958 college football season begins. Wisconsin visits Miami in the Orange Bowl as No. 15, while Ohio State hosts SMU with new passing threats. Michigan State faces California, Notre Dame battles Michigan State’s foes, and Auburn challenges Tennessee as top teams start a season full of surprises and rule changes on extra points and blocking.
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Notre Dame
Army
Navy
Wisconsin
Miami
Florida
Badgers
Associated Press
Hurricanes
Texas
Tulane
Florida State
Georgia Tech
Detroit
Air Force Academy
Bent Martin
Fabu Cous
Denver
Utah State
Haga
Ohio
State
Happy Southern Methodist
Columbus
Muckeyes
SMU
Ben Meredith
Michigan State
California
College of the Pacific
Towa
Christian
Kansas
Visa Ltd
Tdiata J
Hmousiers
Wiel Pietrosante
Bob Sehalts
Washington State
Northwestern
PEC
Rob Newman
Ieam
Stanford
Oklahoma
West Virginia
Richmond
Southwest
Auburn
Tennessee
Birminghia
NOE
Pill
Moly Cross Pill
UCLA
Joly Cross
Billsburgh
South Curating
Tube
Te Dem
Tok Anderson
Pete Dawkins
Willan & Mary
Mississippi State
Louisiana State
Molin
Ala
Smeel Bear Biyant
Alabama
Mideast
Rilgers Aint
Fudtall
Princeton
Boston College
Syracuse
Tenn
Penn
Yale
Virginia Military
Villanova
Columsia
Kle
Atlantic Coast
Ference
Clentson
North Carolina
Maryland
North Carolina State
Duke
Texas Aggies
Mouseton
Jcollene
Utah
Brighan Young
Ashburn Tops Pirates as Phils Edge Lively in NL Race
Philadelphia edged Pittsburgh 3 2 as Richie Ashburn went 2 for 4 lifting his average to .3448 trailing Willie Mays in the National League batting chase. Robin Roberts credited with the win for the Phillies.
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Pittsburgh
Richie Ashburn
Hikteff
Philadelphia Phillies
Pittsburgh Pirates
Robin Roberts
Ashburn
Willie Mays
San Francisco
Philadelphia Pitts
Abeary Ashbyen
Virdee
Neva
Herraragh
Magrmugy
Grogtas
Rawarrkle
Fontes
Bon Rovers
Afawers
Mats Woo
Hall Nein
Dtb
Philadelpha
Willie
Mays
Philadelphia
Lewane
San Francisco Giants
St Louis
Maya
San
Mayerh
Boyerich
Spenceran
BND Bromman Po
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Smith Lasik
Bl Tau
Aes
Lepeda Brent Ke
Davenport
Dod
Kunial
Fale
Kaakis
Dodgers and Cubs Split Pair in Doubleheader Thriller
The Dodgers beat the Cubs 6 3 in game one while the second game ended with a heavy loss as Chicago rallied. Key players included Griffin and Colton with notable drives and defensive stops shaping the two game set.
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Nevy
Los Angeles
Los
Angeles Dodgers
Newhug
Chicago Cubs
Reghsieved
LHS
Aayer
Las Ag
Woah i Biot
Bi Grahn
Aevaram
Ea Mongat
AO Searen
Tenryn
Faye
Riles
Pepeny Graham
Sods
PHN
Donte
Adn
Taget
Addie
Geran
Mtoe
Grasal
Henry
Ath
Caton
Biiner
Philip VI
Kabrikia
Mifoeter
Griffin
Jo Colton
Aarsball Invithy
Rapeetity
Ainmnale
Atalater
Dleta
Trosebavn
Rosenaro
Pottock
Fretoltn Ogg Fanderson
Meath
Alveteton
Kina
MaaReriy
Newburg Beats Troy 34 to 14 in Downriver Showdown
Newburg’s poised veterans sparked by Earl Buller’s three rushing touchdowns pace a 34–14 win over Troy at Mawhkins Stadium. Gary Griffin kicked four extra points, despite a penalty that nullified one, while Nelson Newsom added a 10 yard score and Dick Hagerly hauled a 27 yard TD pass from Jack Whaley.
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Dy Pemry Woop
Newburg
Swift Earl Buller
Barat
Wineechain
Deny High
Adda
Mawhkins Stadium
Goldbarks
Gary Griffin
Goldbeck
Swo Ly
Stan Hemingway
Toay
Nelson Newsom
Sighment
THS
Rewbury
Speuy
Jack Whaley
Dick Hagerly
Trojans
Richie Armag
Whaley
Haggerty
Troy
Ariin Manville
Ralph Pollack
Fem
Goldbacks
L Sewaure
Charlie Colton
Golden Pox
Joy
Fox
Cobson
Thals
Valdes Arrives at Saratoga to Train for December Fight
Cuban heavyweight Valdes arrived at the famous Saratoga Springs resort to train for a December bout. Manager Dobby Gleason said Valdes would spend weeks in mineral baths and light physical work, including chop tec, while awaiting terms for a potential match with Floyd Hallorson. Gleason expressed confidence that contract terms would be settled soon and noted possible lightweight action at Madison Square Garden.
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Saratoga Springs
Valdes
Weydit
Floyd Hallorson
Famneil Old Resort
Teax
Dobby Gleason
Weakles
Gilewson
Lie
Maison Square Garden
la Wee
Bowdry Leaves Chicago Hospital After KO Loss
Jesse Bowdry of St Louis was released from Columbus Hospital after observation following his knockout by Sonny Ray Wednesday night at Chicago Stadium. Doctors reported delirium and possible head injury. Bowdry underwent hospital tests as officials from the Minos Athletic Commission and medical staff weighed his condition.
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Chicago
Jesse Bowdry
St. Leuuia
Columbus Hospital
Sonny Ray
U Bowdry
Ray
Ciicage Stadium
Servius Indury
Irving Slott
Athluyic
Phtyatelan
Blo
Heall
Amhauscion
Kowitry
Burdette Earns No 20th Win For Braves In Series Push
Braves right-hander Burdette, back in action since 1951, fired a strong nine-hit game to beat the Redlegs 9 1. The 20-game winner, in his best regular season since joining the team, improved to 10 losses in 1952 while guiding Milwaukee toward the World Series.
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Miwauker
Apy Alllwanken
Braves
Wat
Dtsewold Burdelle
OL Muntunee
Planet Rt
Pinant
Indians Win as Colavito Homers in 5 4 Victory
Cleveland defeats Detroit 5 to 4 behind Rocky Colavito’s 40th homer of the season. Nucky Coli sito drove in the tying run with the bases loaded and no outs in a dramatic late rally. The Indians' win improves their standing as Colavito posts another productive day at the plate.
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Cleveland
Colisito
Mantle Dominates Talk as Fans Focus on Yankees
Milwaukee dispatch notes Honey Haney dismisses Mantle talk ahead of the World Series. Haney emphasizes team effort and pitching, recalling 1953 NY Brooklyn series glimpses and Jerry Coleman's reach on base. He cites Burdette and Martin as key elements, arguing one player cannot carry a team.
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Mantle
Haney
Tye
Stengel
Averybody Elf
Jerry
Jerry) Cole
Brooklyn
New York
Billy Martin
Towean
Ben Burdette
Orioles Nip Yanks 3-2 on two-run twelfth inning
Baltimore rallied past the Yankees 3-2 in 12 innings as Gene Woodling and Bob Nieman drew walks and Bob Boyd delivered a sacrifice fly after two more walks. Whitey Ford left after six innings with the game tied 1-1, and Marv Throneberry homered in the 12th for New York before Billy Loes earned the win.
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New York
Baltimore Grinles
Yankees
Hoyt Wilketiny
Gene Woodslig
Birds
Bob Nieman
Bob Boyd
Virgil Trucks
Tistes
Joe Taylor
Whitey Ford
Ford
Ryne Duren
Art Ditmar
Wilhelm
Steing
Opacon
Marv Throwsberry
Yankee
Billy Locs
Williams Ties Runnels as Bosox Grab Pair
Williams and Runnels connected to pace the Boston Red Sox to back to back wins over Washington at Griffith Stadium. Ted Williams led offense with timely hits while pitchers limited the Senators as Boston moved into third in the standings. Cleveneger and Maloy contributed on the mound as Boston sealed two straight victories, aided by solid defense and run production from key teammates.
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Washington
Aly
Ted
Williams
Ole Uyers
Griffith Stadium
Ughoul Ueneity
Boston Red Sox
Sox
Ted Sox
ianerDy Balt
Ruranie
Courtney Matore
Vartineet
Clevenger
Ulewenger
Maloy
Moir Sullivan
Dateys
Puvenee
iTyite
Courtney
L-Figunse
Nomen
Renavy
Badgers Triumph in 200 Victory Over Mam Last Night
In a tough game the Badgers edged Mam 200 to 195 as Minni led with 6 for 6 at the line and a key assist from a Milky bub. Wlaenssti aided by stiff tackling helped Mam late but the Badgers held on with 317 seconds left in the acccdit.
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Flay (Ap
Vale
Magkhayt
CCHS and CBA Open Loop Schedule at Notre Dame Field
Catholic High and CBA begin their Dinvusan League play tomorrow afternoon at Notre Dame Field with a 2 o'clock kickoff. The Troy Crusaders miss much of their 1957 squad that beat CBA 11 4 earlier, as opening contests last week saw CCMS lose and CBA win. The weekend slate includes matches with Albany Christian Brothers and others, with several teams listed in terse, partly unreadable lines.
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Catholic High
CBA
Notre Dame
Troy Crusaders
CCMS
Crusaders
Hudson
Albany Christian Brothers
Diaper
Watervlietoa
Partlind McCloshey
Pire Rucen Tehmeneen
Saretokn
Bare Hileeat Mechaniclla
Balls Yi
Areenonn
Neckton
Philip Ecnuyt
Toonerng
Teeniuie Lechelor
Lua
Sete
White Sox rally ends in Chicago win over Kansas City
The Chicago White Sox defeated Kansas City in a late game burst. Strong pitching and timely hits keyed the comeback as players like Ward, Jankson, and Beofihed contributed, while standout moments included a run sequence in the middle innings.
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Troy Record
Rip Burg
James
Quinn
Setty
Doe Bayly
Mirer
Pat BcGuire
Sheough
Neemington
Burg
Marehese
Val Recuire
Nelson
Remington
Nisayn
Marehone
Turk
LeGuire
Ayrd
Blucker
Amemogan League
Fortial Wear
Cutawaye A. & M. Tailors
4Th St
Hilo
Act — College
Ashburn Ups
Mark As
Phils
Top Pirates
Dodgers
Cubs
Joe DiMaggis
Aida Valazco
Wien
Polyclinic Hospital
Che
Dag
Wong
Joe Fe
Yankee Stadium
UPI
Valdes al
Bowwdry
Chicago Hospital
Burdette
Indians
Colavito
Ayer
Mkttin
Thelin Bherrii
Minayay
Paetiab
Mick
Honey
Milwaukee (Ap
Mickey Mantle
Tsuiey
Hekee Braves
New York Yankees
Orioles
the Birds
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Wilms
Sian
Tayioe
Mantie
Ubuchy
Nieman If
Howard E al Sienern
Triandos
Robinson Iv
Deen
Tihbo
Ioren
Qasrleman
Aihy
Idee
Wtz
Poppee
Haresen
Woodligg
Mivanna
Olen
Uarshmar
Batetmore
Tasioroy
Hershman
Mrne
Thronelier
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Slaugh
Er—Taying
Mr Dow
Id. Kabel
Ditmar
Diumar
Duinae ‘Gardner
Runnels
Detroit ‘Tigers
Cmerge
Rankler
Barry Selmar
White Sox
Wassar
Chicaa
Auisieur
AR Stevanny
Averth
Landiner
Rompetik Wardth
Lyle
Vox
Darko
Sansas
Patman
Garhart
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