Yankees edge White Sox in 13th inning comeback
Pinch hitter Johnny Sain delivered a bases loaded single in the 13th to drive in Mickey Mantle and lift the New York Yankees to a 4 3 victory over the Chicago White Sox. Billy Pierce went the distance for Chicago while Bob Hogue earned the win for New York in a game noted for late Yankee scoring and missed scoring chances.
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Paige Leads Browns Past Senators in 17th Inning Win
Satchel Paige earned his fifth relief win with a three straight singles. Joe Demaestri scored from second on Paige's 17th inning hit to lift the St. Louis Browns to a 3-2 victory over Washington in a marathon game. Moose and Jaycees won in Pony League action as Marmet-EMCO was postponed and junior games saw John Brawley defeat Belle 4-3.
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Washington
Satchel Paige
Joe Demaestri
St. Louis Browns
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Fewer Corn Borers Found in Iowa Fields This Spring
Des Moines reports show a drop in live corn borers this spring compared with last year. Harold Gunderson of Iowa State College extension entomology notes the Spring survey found about half of borers in stalks dead, with wide variation in percentages and per acre counts.
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Harold Gunderson
Towa State College Extension
Iowa
Huntington Stars blank Locals 8 0 in pitcher duel
Huntington Stars blank Charleston area locals 8 to 0 at Watt Powell Park before about 900 fans. Huntington used shutout pitching by Benny Malcolm Dale Boyd and Gary Bunn while scoring six in the sixth inning on three errors four walks and one hit. Charley McKown Bob McCollins and Maxie Lewis sparked the offense as Huntington improved to 8 0. The teams were to play again soon with Doug Greenlee earning the win and Doc Noyes managing the locals.
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Benny Malcolm
Dale Boyd
Gary Bunn
Charleston
Gary Bloss
Stonewall
Jerry Holbrook
East Bank
Sherman Persinger
Pace
Hal Woods
Van
Cabell County
Charley McKown
Bob McCollins
Kegler
Wells
Persinger
Emmons Seek Games As Gate Help Sought
Emmons baseball team seeks gate information from George Kinzer Jr. at Rt 1 Box 469 Nitro or call after BP.m. The Emmons defeated Racine 12 to 1 with Reginald Rochie Hughide the winning pitcher. Milwaukee and other box scores follow listing teams and pitchers.
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George Kinzer, Jr
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Racine
Reginald
Rochie) Hughide
Rocket Ron Necciai Fans 14 in B Team Win
Ron Necciai, Pirates prospect, struck out 14 as Burlington Graham defeated Winston Salem 5 1. In his first starting assignment in class B baseball he allowed only six hits.
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Graham
Pittsburgh Pirates
Burlington- Graham
Winston-Salem
Haseball
Cardinals
Wharton Tops Purity Maid 4 1 In Industrial League
Wharton defeated Purity Maid 4 to 1 as Carl McKenzie pitched 6 1 3 innings before a seventh inning flaw. Danny Butcher led Wharton with three hits and scored on Jimmy Wiggins fielders choice. Wharton improves to 2-6 while Purity Maid slips to 4-4 in league play.
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Purity Maid
Carl McKenzie
Chapman
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Tninning
Danny Butcher
Jimmy Wiggins
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Thompson Injured But Not Seriously
Outfield Hank Thompson of the New York Giants suffered a bruised right forearm when struck by a pitch from Joe Hatten during a 17 4 rout of the Cubs. Thompson left in the fourth inning after replacing the injured Don Mueller, with X rays at Cliiav Masonic Hospital showing no serious damage and Bill Howerton taking his spot in right field.
Britain Skips Olympic Basketball Over Cost
Britain’s Amateur Basketball Association decided not to send a team to the Helsinki Olympics citing an estimated cost of 11,250 pounds and a low likelihood of finishing in the top six, an official said.
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Amateur Basketball Association
New York Aces and NL AL ERA Records Mentioned
The text notes Weh marer at the bottom of NL ranking with an ERA 7.50 and Wynn han with an AL ERA 4.37. Ford Schupp set the NL ERA record at 0.96 in 2018 while Hub Leonard holds the AL record, with LOS noted in the fragment.
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Giants
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Dodgers Hold Off Pirates In Ninth To Win 6-4
Brooklyn Dodgers top Pittsburgh 6-4 on June 3 as Jackie Robinson Furillo and Hodges homer. Ralph Branca improves to 3-2 with strong early work. Duke Snider adds two triples. Pirates rally for three in the ninth but fall short behind Branca and late relief.
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Official Canvass Details and Candidate Totals
A dense list of Democratic and Republican candidate tallies across multiple districts, including Senate and Delegate-at-large results. Names such as Horner Davis, Kilgore, Byrd, Jeter, Janka, Manchin, Hoffman, and many others appear with vote counts. the document outlines party leaders, district committees, and county-level results.
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Hart and Fry Retain French Doubles Title
Doris Hart and Shirley Fry won the French doubles title by defeating Hazel Redwick-Smith and an opponent from South Africa. Hart had earlier captured the singles crown by defeating Fry on the Roland Garros court. Australia’s Sedeeman and McGregor dominated Mulloy and Savitt 6-3 6-4 6-4 in the men’s doubles final.
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Campbell Insterwald Lead District Golfers
Billy Campbell of Huntington West Virginia and Don Finsterwald of Athens Ohio led district golfers by eight strokes over par to qualify for the National Open in Dallas. They were tied at 14 over par on the Clovernock Country Club course with 6,493 yards. John Owens of Lexington Kentucky and John Wood II of Cincinnati also qualified, tied at 14.
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Wilson Stars In Hard Fought Bruins Victory Over Cardinals
Jim Wilson hurled effectively for Boston as St Louis stranded runners. A late eighth inning single by Harry Lowrey broke the no hit bid, with Hemus starting the threat. Despite four walks and errors, Wilson escaped trouble as the Cards failed to capitalize with bases loaded and none out.
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Peanuts) Lowrey
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American stars head to European tennis circuit
Dick Savitt of Orange New Jersey and Gardnay Mulloy of Miami Florida, recent French International doubles finalists, will compete in Brussels Leopold tournament this week then enter Queen's Club match play in England, with Wimbledon English championship trials to follow. Savitt holds the English title.
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