Montague Dominates EUB as Hill Shuts Them Down
Montague defeats EUB 9-0 behind Charlie Hill’s eight strikeouts and strong seven man infield. First Brethren over Grace Bible 6-3 with Dirck Creighton holding GBF to three as Ash and Fletcher homer. Keeler doubles and flashes late rally for FB, while Montague capitalizes on errors and poor defense to cruise to the win.
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New AP Board Sets Top Ten Football Poll Method
The Associated Press revises its top ten football poll voting to a select list of electors who also serve on the All-America board. District voting allocations are defined by 1950 census population units, with districts 3 and others assigned specific vote counts. An expert in small college football will vote weekly per district, and top ten and All-America board members will be announced by regional bureaus. The first polls run after games on September 17.
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Major League Leaders AP batting and pitching leaders listed
The Associated Press shows leaders in AL and NL categories including batting hits runs and RBIs. Notable names: Skowron Mantle and Maris lead AL, Mays Banks Aaron Ashburn Cepeda Drysdale and others headline NL stats across at bats runs hits doubles and strikeouts.
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Friday to Monday baseball results and schedule recap
Summary of results from Friday through Monday listing final scores for games between Chicago Kansas City Washington New York Baltimore Boston Detroit Cleveland and other matchups including St Louis Pittsburgh Philadelphia Milwaukee San Francisco Cincinnati Los Angeles and Chicago. Includes noted extra innings doubleheaders and twin bill games.
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Six World Records Broken Tied Friday By Powerful US Team
US track squad dominates final pre Olympic meet at Mt San Antonio College. Ralph Boston leaps 26 ft 11 1 2 in to surpass Jesse Owens record by three inches. Hal Connolly and Bill Nieder post hammer and shot records. mile relay squads set world marks. Babka Sime tie discus and 100 meters records. Dot Bragg and John Thomas also recent world record breakers.
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Warwick sweeps Staunton in decisive junior baseball clash
In Staunton Virginia Warwick defeated Staunton 12 to 5 to take a 3-2 lead in the best of five Virginia American Legion junior title series. Sam Jenkins struck out 15, allowing nine hits as Warner gathered nine runs after a late rally. Jerry Hall hit a two run homer while Jerry Franklin added two doubles and a single.
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Shenandoah Downs Meets Offer Five Figure Payouts
Shenandoah Downs paid out 768.20 to eighteen winners after five of six correct picks. Detonation advances to tonight's Shenandoah series race following last Saturday's Valley series win. Pistolero 2nd from Melvin J. Marks and a capacity crowd are expected for the mile and three furlongs event.
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Standing Room Only for Race Against Clock
Dr. Nathan Ostich, a Los Angeles physician, seeks a 500 mph land speed record at Bonneville Salt Flats Utah. His jet powered car has faced minor troubles all week and he plans gradual runs before deciding on a final attempt tonight or Sunday watchers at the desert track.
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Orioles Upend Red Sox as Homers Rally in Baltimore
The Baltimore Orioles surged with 18 home runs in their last eight games, blasting two more Friday night in a 4-3 victory over the Boston Red Sox to pull within five games of the Yankees. Jim Gentile and Ron Hansen homered, while Paul Richards' club extended their win streak to seven. The Yankees lost 12-7 to the Washington Senators as the home run pace becomes a major storyline in the pennant race.
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Unitas Leads Colts Past College All Stars 32 7
Johnny Unitas threw three touchdowns and 237 yards on 17 of 29 as the Baltimore Colts beat the College All-Stars 32 7 at Soldier Field. Lenny Moore and Steve Myhra helped power the offense while Don Meredith and Gail Cogdill led the All Stars. The Colts remain a strong title threat, having won 17 of 25 all time in the series.
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Valley Riders Rain Date Set For Show at Farm
The Valley Riders show at Bill Jenks' farm off Route 7 will go on Aug 21 unless rain delays. If held, spectators can attend with no admission charge and refreshments available at the farm event announced by Mr. Jenks.
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One Hitter Helps Perry’s F M Bank Beat Orange 11 3
Pat Perry pitched a one h itter as F M Bank defeated Orange 11 to 3 in the opening girls game under Senseng Park lights. Betty Levi Robbie Downs and Doris Conner each had three hits, with Downs adding a triple. F M led 7 0 after two innings and 7 3 after six before a four run burst in the sixth iced the win.
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Health Center All Stars to duel North Side in duckpin exhibition
Health Center Lanes hosts a three game total pinfall duckpin match with father son captains Jess Kiracofe and Jess Kiracofe Jr leading duckpin players. Next Sunday Health Center keglers travel to North Side for a tenpin contest.
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U S Olympic Entries to Eat Well in Rome Diet
Rome AP reports American Olympic teams will rely on Rome supplies for a high protein, no sugar sauce diet with abundant beef, milk, fruits, vegetables. Italian foods meet needs, with no imported items and few pills expected, officials say.
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