Tigers Beat White Sox On Bolling Three Run Homer
Detroit rallied to a 6-4 victory over Chicago as Frank Bolling delivered a three run homer with two outs in the ninth. Kansas City trade aided opener, Billy Martin singled to seal 4-8 win in Chicago. Bob Cerv powered Cleveland past Detroit 9-4, while Boston edged New York 3-1 behind Jensen and Sisler.
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Detroit Tigers
Frank Bolling
Cleveland
Chicago White Sox
Kansas City
Chicago
Billy Martin
Detroit
Bob Cory
Boston
New York Yankee
Jackie Jensen
Dave Sisler
Tigers
Bolling
Alabeman
Dick Donovan
White Sox
Bubba Phillips
Sherm Lollars
Tiger
Tom Morgan
George Spencer
Cerv
RBI
Dick Tom~anek
Ray Narleski
Ralph Terry
Red Sox
Jensen
Tom Sturdivant
Sisler
New York
Yanks
Hank Bauer
Gil McDougald
Jr Bowlers Hold Banquet At VFW Post
A junior bowling banquet drew 40 bowlers and eight guests to the Garden Room of the VFW Post on West Washington Street. Mayor J Fred Kinley Paul Stroup and James Carrig presented trophies to the top teams and handed out season high averages and special awards to the young athletes and sponsors.
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Avnion
Veterans of Foreign ' ‘Wars
West Washington Street
VFW
J. Fred Kinley
Paul Stroup
James Carrig
Elks Club
Hawks
George Koestner
Bill Bachemer
Mike Baress
Tom Morton
Barbara McKee
Christina Anderson
Susan Ross
Connie Carroll
Mary Houser
Bob Lawson
Diane Roskowski
Ed Berry
Dorothy Morton
Gary Eddy
Mike Baressi
Junior Congress
Danny Ann
Karen Baker
Mary Walsh
Ronnie Roskowsk
Laurel Brief Highlights Four Wins By Howard Grant
LAUREL Md Jockey Howard Grant rode four winners at Laurel making seven in two days Chance It Tony won the feature Philadelphia World champion Willie Mosconi won the National Invitational Tournament defeating Jimmy Moore of Albuquerque NM in a playoff 150 35 in five innings
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Asociated
Press
Laurel
Junior Thinclads Sparkle In Intrasquad Track Contest
Corry Area High School opened its six meet prep season with an intrasquad track meet. Juniors edged seniors by two points as 11th graders led with 43 to 41. Seniors Nichols and Hyer led multiple events while Downey and Stewart swept events for the junior side.
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Corry ‘Area
Ken Downey
Sid Stewart
Downey
Jim Tomer
Stewart
Bob Nichols
Denny Hyer
Nichols
Doug Stewart
Hyer
Lee Austin
John Brundage
Sherwood Scott
Ben Calderon
Dave Yard
Orange and Black
Lee Williams
Tom Potocki
Willams
Potocki
Downey, Jr
Olson
Kauer
Joyce
Brundage
Scott
D. Stewart
Lacey
Dyne
Ball
Taggart
Je Stewart
Vanssens
Austin
Baseball results and schedules for the day across leagues
Yesterday's results show Boston beat New York 3 to 1 and Kansas City 9 to 4 over Cleveland. Detroit topped Chicago 5 to 4. Today's and tomorrow's schedules include New York at Boston and Detroit at Chicago in the American League, with Washington at Baltimore and Chicago at Kansas City in the National League. Also listed is last night's boxing result: Bobby Boyd defeated Neal Rivers by decision in Chicago.
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Boston
New York
Kansas City
Cleveland
Detroit
Chicago
Pat
Xanaaé
Foytack
Wynn
Maas
Grant
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Philadelphia
Pittsburon
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Milwaukee
Law
Burdette
Newcombe
Antonelli
St. Louis
Hobbie
L. McDaniel
Bobby Boyd
Neal Rivers
Las Vegas
Ney
Rodgers Cops Stars MVP on Harlem Globetrotters tour
All America guard Guy Rodgers of Temple was voted MVP of the Harlem Globetrotters exhibition tour after 18 games, as the All Stars beat the Globetrotters 81 77 in Boston Garden to cap a 19 5 series win. Teammate Roman Turman named outstanding Globetrotter. Also notes track results and a line about Frank Robinson.
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Rodgers
Boston
Guy Rodgers
Temple
Harlem Globetrotters
Trotters
Roman Turman
Boston Garden
All Stars
Globetrotters
Dodgers Rio Frisco 13 1 wins decisive game
Dodgers rout Giants 13 to 1 to even the Pacific Coast Series as Johnny Podres tied a personal strikeout mark with 11. Dick Gray and Duke Snider homered, Monzant struggled, and Gino Cimoli left after being hit by a pitch but was not seriously hurt. Don Newcombe to start next for Dodgers. Antonelli for Giants.
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San Francisco
Giants
Los Angeles
Johnny Pod
Dodge
Podres
Bill Higney
Podires
New York Yankees
Chicago Cubs
Dick Gray
Duke Snider
Dodgers
Duke
Ramon Monzant
Gray
Walt Alston
Don Newcombe
Rigney
Johnny Antonelli
Monzant
Paul Giel
Jim Constable
Ray Crone
Stu Miller
Giel
Crone
Oil City Tracksters Poise for Section II Clash
District 10 champions lead Oil City with a strong returning lineup and depth concerns. Key stars include two relays and multiple event specialists, as they open against Rocky Grove and host Youngsville in the new season. The squad eyes seven regular meets plus Section II and District competition.
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Champ Back
Oil City Tracksters
Medocre
Oil City
Oilets
Rocky Grove
Youngsville
Bill Moniak
Gene Dudele
Joe Way
Dick Thomson
Jerry Osborne
Dave McLaughlin
Bob Ward
Kaufman
Oilers
Jim Enos
Phil Wallace
J. F. Hunt
Tim Garvey
Dick Deets
Joe Davenport
Deve McCreary
Durizic
Way
Thompson
Ward
McLaughlin
Kaufmen
Osborne
Oller
Fraba
Motter
Toth
Crawford
Worner
Stephens
Lawson
Corry
Meadville
Beavers
Gil City
Mitchell Field
Franklin
Titusville
Warren
Raymond League near record in team events at Raymond Tournament
The Joep's Office team defeated rivals with a 3027 to clinch the Raymond Tournament team events division, besting General Factory which posted 3025. High Raymond League scores included Bernardi 215 and Douglas 204 204, while Bowl-Aire C League saw a 292 by Brown and 202 by Weiss. Only 872 spectators attended the boxing bout where Bobby Boyd stopped Neal Rivers in Chicago, boosting Boyd's comeback bid after 1956.
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Joep
General Factory Hast
Office
Keglers
Frank Bernardi
Lafe Douglas
Bill Mitchell
Marlyn Jukes
John Falcone
John Brown
Milt Weiss
General Factory
Hagaus
Arma
Hoboken
Bernie Glickman
Bobby Boyd
Bob
Chicago
Boyd
Hershey Nears Calder Cup Final Victory
Hershey Bears rally to beat the Springfield Indians 7-6 as defenseman Jack Price nets a 10 foot shot with 29 seconds left. Bears lead the best-of-seven 3-1 and can clinch the Calder Cup Saturday back in Hershey. Gerry Ehman adds four goals for Springfield in a hard fought playoff game.
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Hershey
Springfield
Mass
Jack Price
Price
Springfield Indians
Bears
Gerry Ehman
Springfield Jed
Wright Edges Manuel in Welterweight Bout in Rome
In Rome Italy Ted Wright from Detroit outpointed Nigeria's Sandy Manuel in a welterweight contest by decision. The bout featured clear lead exchanges and sustained pressure from Wright throughout the match.
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Rome
Italy
Ted Wright
Detroit
Sandy Manuel
Nigeria
Three Corry Aves coaches resign from duties
Corry Aves High School upped resignations as Russ Bramt Vic Cragg and Ken Harvey left coaching posts at a board meeting. Cragg quits football assistant role while remaining head basketball coach. Harvey resigns junior varsity basketball coach post. Brant leaves junior high cage chair. Bath to assist football. Limits on seasonal games set for eight sports including nine football and twenty basketball.
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Corry Aves High School
Russ Bramt
Vic Cragg
Ken Harvey
Cragg
Harvey
Brant
Bath
Lew Hanna
Beavers
Corry
Coach Red Moore Resigns to Join Cornell Football
Allegheny College announced that Red Moore, longtime head football coach and assistant track figure, has resigned to take the Cornell University coaching post. Moore led Allegheny for several seasons, compiling an 11 win, 2 loss, and 2 tie record. He will begin duties in August.
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Miaulville
Im — Wunam SR
Red” Moore
Allegheny College
Fn Nearons
Cornell University
Cllege
Moore
Allegheny
Stars Drive Run Frenzy As Cerf, Bolling Star In Wins
Yesterday's stars Cerf drove in five runs with two doubles and a homer in a 5-1 victory over the Indians. Bolling added a three run homer after three straight singles to lift the White Sox to a 5-1 win. Pitching by Johnny Pedirella, Dodgers, fanned 11 in a 12-1 win over the Giants.
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Bob Cerv
Athletics
Frank Bolling
Tigers
Cérv
Hi Indians
Bolling
Ifter
M.e
Detrich
White Sox
Johnny” Pediré
Dodgers
Gianta
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Loveland
Monager
Birdie Tepvetts
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Frank Robinson
Rio Frisco
John
Kauimai
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An Jansen
Anit Thompson
Eas
Pepsi-Cott
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Loblaws Esarax
Jansen
Thompson's
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Washington St
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