Opequon gains lead with 11-2 win over Grace Bible
Opequon moved into undisputed Church Softball League lead with an 11-2 victory over Grace Bible Stephenson, who was idle and remains 11-3. Patterson led the winners with three hits, while Gowdy and DeHaven had one each and Grace Bible added two runs.
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Opequon
Church Softball League
Grace Bible Stephenson
Montague Avenue
Presbyterian
Church of Christ
Byrd
Patterson
Driver
Whitacre
Purtlebaugh
Boyd
Elwood Patton
Cowdy
C_ Burleson
Grace Bible
Golightly
Gowdy
Montague
Clark
Legge
Whitlock
McMurtry Seeks Patterson Title Shot Against Olson in Portland
Pat McMurtry of Tacoma set to meet Carl Olson in a scheduled 10 round Portland bout the same night Floyd Patterson hoped to challenge for the light heavyweight crown. Olson weighed around 187 pounds last week and McMurtry, 26, holds 20 knockouts with one loss by decision. Promoter Tommy Moyer guarantees Patterson 250000 if either McMurtry or Olson win. There is no radio or TV broadcast for the fight.
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Portland
Ore
Pat MceMurtry
Tacoma
Wash
Floyd Patterson
Carl
Bobo) Olson
Vancouver
McMurtry
Olson
Archie Moore
Decisin
Tommy Moyer
Portland Meadows
Patterson
Baseball Standings and Schedule in National League
National League standings show Milwaukee leading with 71 wins and 43 losses. St Louis, Brooklyn, Cincinnati, Philadelphia, New York, Chicago and Pittsburgh follow with varying records. Today's schedule includes Pittsburgh at Brooklyn and New York at Philadelphia, plus several other league matchups and results from yesterday.
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Milwaukee
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
New York
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Friend
Koufax
Gomez
Sanford
Jeffcoat
Hillman
Jackson
Burdette
Phila
Pittsb’gh
Bkyn
Chgo
Milw
Baltimore
Moore
Shantz
Detroit
Fischer
Pierce
Byrd
Cleveland
Kansas City
Wynn
Garver
Washington
Boston
Balto
Baltimore Ma
Fornieles
Kemmerer
Major League Leaders Baseball Record Highlights
The season’s top performers include Williams of Boston with a .393 batting average and Mantle of New York leading runs 102 and homers 32. Mantle also heads RBIs 83 and hits 145, while Aaron of Milwaukee leads batting at .333 with 91 runs and 93 RBIs.
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Williams
Boston
Mantle
New York
Minoso
Chicago
Boyd
Baltimore
Bauer
McDougald
Simpson
Aparicio
Chev
Narieski
Cleveland
Wynn
Aaron
Milwaukee
Musial
St. Louis
Milw
Schoendienst
Musia
Mays
Schmidt
Sanford
Phila
Kiwanis Rally Forces 14-13 Win in Minor League Tilt
Kiwanis came from behind to edge Workingman 14 13 in the second game of the playoffs as Kiwanis ties the series 1 1. Berry worked all nine for Workingman while Anderson and Weidig split duties for Kiwanis. Hartman Hinkle and Parker starred offensively with multiple hits and key runs, while Gore and Kerns delivered for Kiwanis.
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Kiwanis
Workingman
Weidig
Anderson
Mike Berry
Nationals
Berry
Hartman
Parker
Hinkle
Brooks
Saville
Grubbs
Bill Hall
Elddy
Kerns
Orndorff
Cramer
Ashby
Spuis
Gore
Weiding
Eddy
Edd
Spurs
Bell
Hall
Kiwanis-Pos
Abah Eddy
Hots
Prf
Aeeenee Eeenee
Bours
Civocesscc
Idvecess
Senter
P Bell
Scc
Scs
Berlin
Workingman-Pos
Abrh Berry
Feet Rem
Senne
Arnold
Cardinals End Slump With 6-2 Win Over Braves
St. Louis defeats first-place Milwaukee 6-2 to halt a nine-game losing streak. Walker Cooper drives a two-run double and Del Ennis adds a three-run homer. Hank Aaron tops Braves, Stan Musial collects two hits as Cardinals cut deficit in NL. Orioles and Yankees win elsewhere.
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St. Louis Cardinals
Milwaukee
Braves
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Cubs
Cincinnati
New York
Philadelphia
Robin Roberts
Chicago White Sox
Detroit
Baltimore
Orioles
Yankees
Yanks
Boston
Ted Williams
Chuck Stubbs
Washington
Nats
Kansas City
Cardinals
Gene Conley
Walker Cooper
del Ennis
Juan Pizarro
Lindy McDaniel
Hoyt Wilhelm
Wilmer Mizell
Billy Muffett
Hank Aaron
Bill Wight
Yoel Berra
Wight
Champs
Billy Goodman
George Kell
Art Ditmar
Relef
Yankee Mickey Mantle
Williams
No Doubt Whatsoever Braves Will Win Pennant Says Owner
Milwaukee Braves owner Lou Perini declares there is no doubt the team will win the National League pennant while noting it is too early to discuss manager Fred Haney’s contract. He worries only about clinching too soon and potential trouble if the Yankees falter.
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Chuck Capaldo
Milwa
Lou Perini
Milwaukee Braves
Perini
Fred Haney
Braves
Yankees
Haney
For Those You Care For, DRIVE WITH CARE
A brief notice urges drivers to exercise caution on the roads to protect loved ones. It underscores responsible behavior behind the wheel and the impact of safe driving on families and communities.
Rams Rally Past Redskins 45-14 in L A Exhibition
Rams roll to 45-14 victory over Washington at Memorial Coliseum. Norm Van Brocklin throws for 227 yards and five touchdowns with four receivers scoring. Bill Sherman fuels defense and big plays as Rams gain 228 yards on the ground. Packers top Cardinals 24-16 in Miami with Bobby Dillon two picks and Babe Parilli connecting with Gary Knobe for a late score.
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LOS Angeles
Ram
Sid Gillman
Washington Redskins
Norm van Brocklin
Bill Sherman
Gillman
Rams
Washington
Memorial Coliseum
van Brocklin
Oregon
Sherman
Ram Dass
Swift John Arnett
University of Southern California
Redskins
Tom Wilson
Ror Waller
Joe Marconi
Big Tank Younger
Green Bay Packers
Chicago Cardinals
Miami
Fla
Packers
Bobby Dillon
Babe Parilli
Gary Knafele
Pro Football Scores From Friday and Sunday Card
Friday results include Green Bay 24 over Chicago 16 and Rams 45 over Redskins 14. Bears meet Steelers in Jacksonville while Eagles face Colts in Hershey. Sunday matchups feature Giants against 49ers in San Francisco.
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Green Bay Packers
Chicago Cardinals
Los Angeles Rams
Washington Redskins
New York Giants
San Francisco 49Ers
San Francisco
Church League Bowlers Plan 1957 58 Season
League president C.8 calls a meeting of Church League Bowlers for Thursday August 22 at 7 p m at the Health Center Lanes. Plans for the 1957 58 season include increasing teams from eight to about twelve in the circuit.
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C. 8
A League Bowlers to Meet Monday
Team captains and officers of A League will meet at the Health Center Lanes Monday night at 7 p.m. to plan this year’s session. Harry Hottel, president of the 12 team loop, has invited new teams to the meeting.
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Health Center
Harry Hottel
Rebels Meet Boonesboro Nine There Tomorrow
The Winchester Rebels travel to Boonesboro for a 1 30 p m contest as the South Mountain Baseball League nears the end of the regular season. Three games remain with Williamsport visiting August 25, and Winchester at Sharpsburg September 1. Berkeley Springs at Martinsburg and Sharpsburg at Williamsport round out the schedule.
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Winchester Rebels
Boonesboro
South Mountain Baseball League
Rebels
Williamsport
Wwinchester
Sharpsburg
Berkeley Springs
Martinsburg
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National Institutes of Health
National Cancer Institute
National Heart Institute
National Institutes of Allergy
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Maryland
Public Health Service
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Firestone Store
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Pittsburgh Steelers
Jacksonville
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Hershey
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Riverton
South Park
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Winchester Blood Bank
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