Frank Sullivan Dominates Yankees In 8-3 Win
Frank Sullivan, Red Sox rookie, fanned nine and pitched a seven hit complete game earning an 8 3 victory over the World Series champions at Yankee Stadium. He walked one and faced mostly lefties, with a six run Boston rally in the sixth sealing the win before 30 119 fans.
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Yanks and Cubs to Highlight Monday Little League slate
The Bayshore Yankees lead in first place and the Rotary Cubs sit second as Monday's West Little League doubleheader at Jaycee Park features a nightcap between the leaders. The 6 p.m. opener pits the Wilkie Indians against the Commerce O’Brien Red Sox, a clash that could reshape standings after recent results. The Yankees have a three-win, zero-loss record, while the Cubs seek to tighten their grip following recent victories. Nico Valdez is mentioned amid international play notes in a separate Belgium report.
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Oilers Set To Face Galveston Bankers At Oiler Park
Baytown Oilers plan Travis Davenport as starting pitcher for Sunday’s contest against the Galveston Bankers at Oiler Park. First pitch is 2 p.m. as Oilers enter their fourth official game of the season. Diamond Alkali of Pasadena awaited Saturday action. Manager Melvin Berry anticipates more new players, including high school seniors Ted Holt and Joe Zellar may see duty soon. Zellar, UH ace, could appear in upcoming games. The Diamond Alkali game Sunday marked the employees celebration.
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Fordham wins two mile relay at Coliseum Relays
Fordham quartet Terry Foley Frank Tarsney Bill Persichetty and Tom Courtney set a 7 27 83 winning time in the 14th annual Coliseum Relays. O'Brien added a 60 ft 5⅛ in shot put as USC edges Texas in the 440 yard relay by half a yard.
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Beaumont Beats Buffs to End Long Skid in Texas League
Oklahoma City rose from near last to within a half game of the league lead after a 3 to 2 eleven-inning win over Tulsa. Beaumont snapped a nine-game losing streak with a late three-run rally and a three-run homer by Eddie Phillips in Houston. Fort Worth beat Dallas 4 to 1.
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Belmont Stakes outlook centers on Porterhouse bid
OSCAR FRALEY reports from May 22 that Porterhouse may cap the Belmont Stakes on June 12 despite missing the Derby with stone bruises. Correlation is Preakness favorite. Determine runs the Run for the Black-Eyed Susans, Porterhouse and others eye the mile and three sixteenths Belmont. Also notes on golf, birthdays, Rocky Marciano prep, a cross-country walk record attempt, Erwin Cook breadjumping, a jockeys’ injury, Sir Gordon Richards’ Derby hope, and a TV scoring experiment for a May 29 bout.
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Baseball Standings and Friday Results in the American League
United Press reports the American League standings with Cleveland leading at 21 10 and New York 19 12, followed by Chicago Detroit Baltimore Washington Philadelphia Boston and scores from Friday games: Boston 6 New York 3 and Washington 7 Philadelphia 3. Cleveland 2 Baltimore 1 and Chicago 3 Detroit 0.
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Bears' Marcus Rigby Returns as Huntsville Coach
Marcus Rigby of Cedar Bayou signs to coach football and basketball at Huntsville High School for next season. The young coach led Cedar Bayou junior high to an undefeated season in 1953 and will head the basketball program and B team football. He is the third CB coach to take another post since the Robert E. Lee consolidation. Rigby reports June 1 for a summer recreation program.
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Dodgers Dominate Tigers In 13-Run Rally First Game
In a night of baseball chaos the Dodgers unleashed a 13-run second inning, then routed the Tigers 20-3 as Vernon Olney held the mound. Tommy Phillips led Dodger hitters with four singles while Jim Dodd opened the scoring spree. The night capped with the Cards edging the Giants 1-0 behind Bell’s one-hitter?
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