Yanks Regain Lead With Thomas Drive In 7-5 Win
Lee Thomas powered the Yankees to a 7-5 victory over Minnesota as New York moved back atop the league standings. Bill Stafford and Roger Maris contributed to the offense while Jim Lary took the loss for Detroit. Wickersham earned his fourth win for Kansas City in a 2-1 decision over Chicago.
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Moose Wins Big In Fast Pitch League As No-Hitter Looms
The Moose extended its undefeated streak to 60 with a 20-0 win over Mike's Bar B at Northwest Diamond. Majewski homered, Se rum had four hits including a double and three singles, and Teterman took the loss. King pitched a no hitter with three reaching base on a walk, hit batsman, and error.
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Lew Burdette Regains Form After Slow Start
Milwaukee veteran Lew Burdette, coming back from an ankle sprain, pitched the Braves to a 15 to 2 win over the Dodgers as Milwaukee widened its pennant bid. Burdette, 35, had four straight victories after a rocky start and earlier ankle injury. The Dodgers’ loss trimmed their NL lead to one game over San Francisco, which swept Cincinnati.
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Trapshoot Standings Top Ten Shooters Revealed
The top ten in trapshooting are R. Lorenzen, Joe Chrz Jr., H. McAlister, B. Kaplan, O. Hattlestod, G. Suiser, T. Oots, N. Erickson, R. Chrz, and J. En right.
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Bullpen Elevates Teams in College World Series Showdowns
In Omaha the bullpen emerges as pivotal as Michigan and Florida State, both undefeated, face off in the NCAA double elimination round. Jim Bobel and Tom Davis earned wins, Michigan routing Holy Cross 14-1 while Florida State edged Ithaca 5-4 to stay in the winner’s bracket. Santa Clara’s Bob G Baldi spun 3 13 innings of one hit relief to beat Missouri 7-4 in 12 innings as Texas defeated Colorado State College 12-2.
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Albert Lea Edges Owatonna 9-8 in rain delayed debut
Albert Lea beat Owatonna 9-8 to open the Southern Minnesota League season at Hayek Park. Charlie Weather tied game with a two run homer in the eighth as Albert Lea rallied from 8-7 down. Wayne Gurbisch hit a first inning bases loaded homer for Owatonna. Oliphant earned the win for Albert Lea.
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Bawek Receives Baseball Award at State College of Iowa
Stacyville native James Bawek earned a varsity baseball award during his sophomore year at the State College of Iowa at Cedar Falls. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Anton Bawek and will direct the Junior baseball teams and the girls tennis and softball squads at Stacyville.
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Carr Choice to Capture British Amateur Championship
Carr, the Irish golfing star, entered the British Amateur with strong odds for a fourth title as 12 Americans chased him. Bonallack, last year’s champion, was upset by Jackson Taggart, an Irishman, in a early round. Contenders included Langridge, Sweeny, and Goldman as third round and second round matchups shaped the field.
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Local boxing results from Omaha and Fresno
Omaha fighter Bill Nielson won by stopping Jackie Richards in Detroit. In Fresno Gabe Terronex knocked out Floyd Sampson in Reno with a third round stoppage.
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Bowling Top Players in Echo Lanes Leagues Report
In Echo Lanes leagues, top scores include Blunt 617 and Nelson 600 in the Men’s and Ladies events. Brandt leads with 6000 in a combined tally while Erickson 587 and Sorenson 580 mark notable scores. Milton SBOE Lysne noted in the Sor Be event with standout marks across divisions.
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Yale Defends Heptagonal Track Crown in Hanover
Yale enters as defending champion at the Heptagonal Track Championship in Hanover on May 12.
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Giants Rally To Split Doubleheader With Reds
The San Francisco Giants end a six game slide by sweeping Cincinnati in a twi-nighter 2-1 and 7-5. Juan Marichal and Mike McCormick hurled well with Cepeda homeruns driving in four in game two. Manager Dark praised the comeback as the team narrows in on the NL lead.
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Eagles and Moose Win League Games
The Eagles defeated the Firemen 9 to 0 at Athletic Field behind Dave Stillwell and Doug Hartman pitching. Gary Guidnow led the offense with a triple and two run single. The Moose beat the Independents 10 to 7 with Lobb earning the win.
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