Colts and Browns Extend NFL Undefeated Run Weekends Highlights
The Baltimore Colts and Cleveland Browns stayed perfect as Detroit upset Green Bay 24-14 and Washington routed Chicago 37-14. New York beat Philadelphia 24-20 while Cleveland and Baltimore each won big to stay atop their conferences amid a crowded standings landscape.
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Braves Rally Off Grims Late, Defeat Yankees 7 5
Milwaukee wins 7 5 as Hank Aaron Mathews belts a two run homer off Bob Grim after Johnny Logan doubles in Felix Mantilla. Mantilla scores on a plunking of Nippy Jones as Augie Donatelli and Yankee fans debate the plate incident. Casey Stengel laments miscues while Fred Haney calls the game a fresh ball game with a chance to win.
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Warren Spahn
Augie Donatelli
Yuri Berra
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Pred Haney
Casey Stenger
Stengel
Byrne
Red Schoendienst
Logan
Jim Slade Tries Comeback Against Aggressive Luedee
Jimmy Slade returns to boxing in a 16 round light heavyweight bout against Jerry Luedee at St Nicholas Arena New York. Slade 31 17 5 seeks revival after 15 months out and a July 1956 loss weighing 180% pounds but back in light heavyweight. Luedee 25 5 1 holds momentum with wins over Defendis and Mack and a television matchup sets potential upset.
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Watch for Children At All Hours While in the School Neighborhood
A local advisory urges drivers to slow and be vigilant around schools at all hours. Officials emphasize reduced speeds, frequent pedestrian activity, and reduced school zone enforcement times near campus boundaries. Community members are urged to report reckless driving to authorities.
Bowling Orta Sof Spun Bread Girls End Undefeated Run
The Evening Star Ladies League saw Bowing Orta Sof Spun Bread stop their 13 game win streak as GAA No 1 won the deciding set 503 to 479. Dororthy Burke led with 120 and Frances Crisman 118 for GAA No 1 in the final tilt while Hilma Lillis added 110 and Sarah Larrick 139 in the earlier games. Radio WINC upset Sanitary Dairy two of three as Vivian Cooper led WINC with 127 and JoAnn Snapp 120 contributed for Dairy. Other scores featured include Connie Linebure 114 and Aggie McCall 119 for Orts, and Edith Strode 109 for Polly's Cab.
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World Series Facts Figures From the 1957 Series
Details of wins and losses for New York and Milwaukee, game results, home runs by How ard Torre Mathews Aarop and others, a schedule of games at County Stadium Yankee Stadium and potential seventh game, plus financial figures including attendance and net receipts and shares for commissioners players clubs and leagues.
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Bowling Banquet Set After League Meet at Health Center Lanes
Ind game scores show Bailey 154 Hepner 143 Fox 135 in a distribution. Team totals list Cardinals 444 and 425 Lions 429 while other numbers read 0285 1228 1175. A meeting is scheduled Tuesday at 9 pm at Health Center Lanes for all local bowling league officers regarding this year's banquet.
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COMMUNITY CHEST Calls for Donations to Eight Agencies
The campaign urges giving at least $1 to each of the eight agencies supported by the Community Chest. Organizer notes emphasize broad community aid and steady funding to sustain services across health, welfare, and youth programs.
Series Notes Highlight World Series Batting Averages
MILWAUKEE Figuring the World Series pinch hitters are batting .300 with three hits in ten tries. Jerry Lumpe and Fiston Howard hit safely for the Yankees. Kubek paces both teams with .412 on seven safeties in seven at bats. Hank Aaron leads Braves with six hits in 16 trips for .375. The 28th extra innings game shows 13 home teams win in OT. Wes Covington risks a series-record nine strikeouts in a six game set. Bob Hazle, once hot for Braves, is blanked in six trips.
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Tony Kubek
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Jim Bottomley
Cards
Bill Abstein
Pittsburgh
Charles Town Panthers blank James Wood 14 0 on Saturday
Charles Town defeated James Wood 14 to 0 at Milt Cooper Field as Cooper led the Panthers with strong blocks and a one yard TD. JW struggled on offense with fumbles and slow backs, while Ambrose and Luttrell fueled the Colonels defense.
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Milt Cooper
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Donnie Ambrose
Phillip Luttrell
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Ambrose
Jim Goode
Goode
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Coty Seeks Premier. Pleven Summoned to Elysee
President Rene Coty ordered his private plane to Brittany to fetch Rene Pleven as he seeks a new premier. Guy Mollet warned the Socialists they will not join a government without inflation fighting powers, while centrists resist. Pleven, a two time former premier, faces uncertain Assembly support.
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Shortstops Logan and McDougald shine in fielding
Johnny Logan and Gil McDougald have combined for 45 chances without an error as the infield defense anchors the game. The fourth inning produced eight runs, the seventh six, and the eighth remained quiet at zero, while Kubek has covered three positions including left field center field and third base.
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Gil McDougald
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