Musial Drives Cards Past Reds In Opener
The 1957 season opened with Stan Musial four for four as the St. Louis Cardinals routed the Cincinnati Redlegs 13-4. Warren Spahn pitched four hit ball aiding the Braves 4-1 over the Cubs. Tom Morgan won a four hitter as the Athletics beat the Tigers 2-1. Gino Cimoli homered in the 12th to lift the Dodgers 7-6 over the Phillies. Pirates beat the Giants 9-2. White Sox topped the Indians 3-2 in 11 innings. Yankees beat the Senators 2-1. Red Sox beat Orioles 4-2.
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Bowling Leaders Shine In 10 Pin League Night
Dorothy Rathbun rolled the night's high game with 25 and led to a 537 series while Mildred Baresi hit 175 and dune Jackman posted 107-107-107. Ea Berry topped the men with 223 as several others scored in the 200s and 400s.
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Baseball scores and schedules from American and National Leagues
Yesterday results show Detroit 2 New York 1 and Cleveland 2 Chicago 3 in 11 innings. Today Detroit at Kansas City, tomorrow Kansas City at Chicago. National League results include New York 2 St Louis 3 and Milwaukee 4 Chicago 1. Zernial homered for the A's. Mulloy upset Ulrich in Monte Carlo tennis.
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Pirates Break Antonelli Jinx In Giant Opener
The Pittsburgh Pirates beat the New York Giants 9-2 at Forbes Field to snap eight straight losses to Johnny Antonelli dating back to 1955. Bob Friend earned the win despite a shaky start as Frank Thomas hit his first homer and Willie Mays plus Red Schoendienst provided the Giants’ scoring. Governor George M. Lender threw out the first ball after pregame ceremonies as Pittsburgh opened at home for just the second time in club history.
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Barons Seek AHL Calder Cup in Fifth Game
Cleveland Barons aim to close the American Hockey League Calder Cup finals by beating the Rochester Americans in the fifth game on home ice. Pete Gogan is out with injury, Camille Bedard to replace him. last year Buffalo Bisons swept from a 3-1 lead. Nilo Blanco defeats Sanford Baron by decision in Tampa boxing card.
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Spahn Confesses Opening Day Nerves Again
Milwaukee ace Warren Spahn, NL's wins leader with 24 major league seasons, admits opening day jitters after Chicago Cubs beat him 4 1 yesterday. He yielded four hits a walk and a run in five innings before finishing strong, praising Bob Rush and noting unfamiliar Cubs players and manager Bob Scheffing.
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Seek Horse Race Proponents At Public Meeting
Horse Racing Corp will hold a public meeting in the county courthouse tomorrow night to drum up support for a state legislative referendum on legalizing parimutuel gambling. Charles J. Schmitt, president, obtained permission for the meeting in the board of commissioners chamber at 8 p.m. He plans to travel to Harrisburg to lobby for the measure.
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Yesterday's Stars Hitting for Batting Crown
Yesterday's stars in a 12-4 win over Cincinnati saw Musial and Cardinals key in the offense with perfect 4-for-4 by Musial including two doubles. Morgatt of the Athletics shut down Detroit 2-1 on four hits in his first start since July 4, 1955, after a Yankee-era stint.
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Houston Tes-Paul Jikgen Stn Details
A terse Houston segment lists Tes-Paul Jikgen station at 130 Houston and pulpointed Davey Walden at 141 Youngstown Olio. Limited legible data obscure full context or event.
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Montreal Wins Stanley Cup in Brutal Series Close
Montreal Canadiens beat the Boston Bruins 4-1 to win the best of seven, concluding a tense series that featured many fights. Over five games, Montreal outscored Boston 15 to 6.
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Little League Registration Tonight at Wright School Gym
Little League registration is set for 7:90 this evening in the Wright School gym. Boys aged 10 to 12 who want to join the Little League program must attend this session.
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Spider Webb Aims for Knockout in Chicago Tonight
Spider Webb No 3 middleweight hopeful fights Randy Sandy in a nationally televised 10 round bout at Chicago Stadium. Webb, 12th straight victory possible, is a 2-1 favorite with Gene Fullmer watching ringside as a potential future challenger.
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