Duke Squad Believed Tops in AC Football
Charlotte report on the Atlantic Coast Conference 1957 football outlook with Duke Coach Bill Murray guiding 67 candidates for 487 players across eight campuses. Key players Hal McElhaney Wray Carlton Roy Hord and quarterback uncertainty frame Duke hopes for an Orange Bowl berth amid competitive ACC outlook.
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Charlotte
N.C
Duke
Bill Murray
Duke Maryland
ACC
Clemson
Tigers
Joel Wells
Hal McElhaney
Wray Carlton
Roy Hord
CCHS Football Practice Starts August 26
Clarke County High School coach Maphis announced football practice officially begins August 26. Physical examinations for prospective players are set for this Saturday and equipment will be issued. Anyone wishing to try out for the varsity squad may appear at this time.
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Maphis
Clarke County High School
Brooklyn Seeks To Keep Dodgers As Meeting Planned
Brooklyn officials plan a meeting with Walter O Malley to persuade him to remain in Brooklyn and discuss renovations and parking at Ebbetts Field. O Malley cites inadequate parking and an antiquated ball park as reasons for possible relocation to Los Angeles. A source warns the Reds might move to New York if Brooklyn leaves.
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Brooklyn
Ebbets Field
Brooklyn Dodgers
Ball Park
Walter O'Malley
Los Angeles
O'Malley
Dodger
San Francisco
Giants
Dodgers
Cincinnati Redlegs
New York
Baseball Standings and Schedule From The Associated Press
The American League shows New York leading with a 77 11 record and Chicago at 70 48, while Baltimore and Detroit trail. The National League lists Milwaukee at 73 61 and St. Louis 67 1, with Brooklyn and Philadelphia in mid standings. Today's and yesterday's schedules and results are listed, including key matchups and game times.
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Associated Press
New York
Chicago
Boston
Detroit
SOC
Baltimore
Cleveland
Kansas City
Washington
Kemmerer
Derrington
P.m. Moore
Hoeft
P.m. Nixon
Garcia
Pp. m
Ditmar
Urban
National League
Milwaukee
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Sksidsdd
Pittsburgh
Jeffcoat
Newcomb
L. McDaniel
Miller
Major League Leaders from the Season Highlight Top Hitters and Pitchers
The summary lists batting leader Williams Boston at .390, Mantle of New York leading in runs with 106 and RBIs with 86 alongside Sievers Wash’n for RBIs. Mantle also tops hits with 151 and homers with 32. Aparicio of Chicago has 19 steals, while Donovan of Chicago leads pitching with 14 wins and a 3 824 ERA.
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Williams
Boston
Mantle
New York
Sievers
Wash'n
Minoso
Chicago
Boyd
Baltimore
Bauer
McDougald
Simpson
Aparicio
Chgo
Donovan
Wynn
Cleveland
Presbyterian Upsets Stephenson. Sunnyside Edges Montague
Presbyterian knocked off Stephenson 10 to 6 in a rain delayed Church Softball League game. Oates homered, Crenshaw, Anderson, Oates also starred for Presbyterian as Orndorff earned the win. Sunnyside scored in the eighth to edge Montague 7 to 6, keeping Presbyterian in first and Sunnyside in second with one game left, Montague tied for second.
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Presbyterian
Stephenson
Opequon
Sunnyside
Montague
Montague - Opequon
Oates
Crenshaw
Duvall
H. Willis
Anderson
Bromley
A. Shirley
S Tphenson
Montauey
D. Clark
J Bornell
J. Rinker
D. Whitmore
Clark
Wendel Dick
Bailey
Smith, Hodson
Hill
Strawderman
Church League
Montague Eub
Church of Christ
Grace Bible
Boyce Baptist
Musial Keeping Pennant Hopes Alive for Cardinals
Stan Musial at 36 fuels the St. Louis Cardinals despite tough NL race. He goes 5 for 7 with two home runs as the Cards sweep a twi night doubleheader in New York to climb in the standings while Willie Mays and Dick Groat falter for their teams. Keegan throws a no hitter for Chicago as the AL leaders hold strong.
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St. Louis Cardinals
New York
Musial
Giants
Willie Mays
Pittsburgh
Dick Groat
Milwaukee Braves
Milwaukee
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Cincinnati Redlegs
Chicago Cubs
Philadelphia
Bob Keegan
Chicago
Washington
Senators
New York Yankees
Kansas City
Bob Turley
Boston
Ted Williams
Cleveland
Mickey Mantle
Detroit
Baltimore
Johnny Antonell
Walker Cooper
Don Blasingame
von McDaniel
Ana Ken Boyer
Eddie Kasco
Jim Constable
Sam Jones
Braves
Vern Law
Luis Arroyo
Elroy Face
Red Schoendienst
Fd Mathews
Warren Spahn
Duke Snider
Dodgers
Gil Hodges
Front Royal Meets Owensboro In Regional Tilt
Owensboro Ky and Front Royal Va clash in Region 4 American Legion baseball opening game in Shelby N C. Game start at 3 p m EST with losers dropping to elimination tomorrow and winners advancing to face another winner tomorrow night. The regional winner advances to Sumter S C for a sectional next Wednesday.
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Shelby
N. C
Owensboro
Front Royal
American Legion
Memphis
Tenn
Sumter
S.C
Brown-Lopes Non-Title Fight Nets TV Stipend in Chicago
Lightweight champion Joe Brown and challenger Joey Lopes square off in a non-title 10 rounder at Chicago Stadium. The bout, televised by ABC at 10 p.m. EDT, carries a $40,000 television stipend and a share of gate revenue, with Brown aiming for his 11th straight win. Lopes holds 40 wins in 55 fights since 1949, including a June knockout of Hoacine Khalfi. Brown eyes bigger purses as a future title defense against Cisco Andrade looms on the West Coast.
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Chicago
Joe Brown
Joey Lopes
ABC
Brown
Cisco Andrade
West Coast
Lou Viscusi
Lopes
Hoacine Khalfi
Shrine game pits East Tennessee to Southwest Virginia stars
The second annual Shrine sponsored high school all star football game features East Tennessee and Southwest Virginia teams facing off Saturday night in Bristol. Proceeds benefit the Shrine Hospital for underprivileged children in Greenville. Virginia is coached by William Bailey of Emory and Henry. Tennessee by Star Wood of East Tennessee State. Captains include Teddy Dean of Norton for Virginia, and Richard Coffey of Kingsport with Ron Brooks of Rogersville for Tennessee. Last year’s game ended in a 12 12 tie.
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Maryland
Tommy Mont
Army
North Carolina
Jack Lineberger
Dave Reed
Jim Tatum
Earle Edwards
North Carolina State
Dick Hunter
Dick Christy
Bob Pepe
John Collar
Frank Ackovie
Tom Katich
Paul Amen
Wake Forest
Ben Martin
Virginia
Eddie Moore
George Johnson
Bill Barnes
Jim Bakhtiar
Nelson Yarbrough
ACC
Bristol
Yenn
East Tennessee
Southwest Virginia
Shrine Hospital
Greenville
8. C
William Bailey
Emory and Henry
Star Wood
East Tennessee State
Tennessee
Emory
Teddy Dean
Norton
Richard Coffey
Kingsport
Ron Brooks
Rogersville
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Winchester
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