Beaver Track Team Falls to Franklin in Muddy Meet
Franklin Knights defeated Corry Beaver 82 to 68 on a waterlogged track. Bad handoffs in relays and strong Franklin performances in low hurdles and the 20 yard dash swung the meet. Franklin's Ray Lawrence led with wins in 440 dash javelin and triple jump, while Tom Johnston added sprint doubles. The Beaver squad plans a rebound at Warren Tuesday as coach Bennink stresses a return to form.
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Mudders Day Flooded Track Delays At Corry Franklin Meet
Water covered the course as mummers battled soggy conditions. The 10 yard dash started in a flood zone and the 880 twins John Scheiner and Dick Root finished almost even in the 80 yard dash. Journal photographer Enistey captured the event.
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Baseball standings and schedule from early season report
In the American League East Baltimore leads at 8 3 with Boston 6 4 and New York 5 4 while Cleveland and Washington trail. The West shows Kansas City 5 3 and Minnesota 4 4 with Oakland and California at 4 4 and 3 5 respectively. Friday results include Boston beating Cleveland 10 7 and Minnesota defeating California 6 0. Upcoming games list Oakland at Kansas City and Baltimore at Washington among others.
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Orioles blank Senators as Phoebus earns shutout
Baltimore pitcher Tom Phoebus pitched four hits allowed and a 6-0 win over the Washington Senators, the fourth straight Baltimore shutout of the club this season, supported by four home runs including two by Paul Blair. Frank Robinson extended his hitting streak, while Elrod Hendricks added a two-run shot.
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Rhodesian reporter recalls first baseball game no hitter and Cabaret crowds
Rhodesian AP writer Tony Pitch describes attending his first major league game at Connie Mack Stadium. He watches Bill Stoneman's 70th no hitter against Philadelphia as Montreal visits. He contrasts American showmanship, crowd energy, and the sport’s suspense with other games and cultural expectations.
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Napoles Wins Title From Cokes In 13-Round Event
Cuban refugee Jose Napoles captured the welterweight title at The Forum in Los Angeles after 13 rounds when Curtis Cokes stopped fighting with swelling to the eyes. Napoles dominated with body work and pressure, while manager Doug Lord pursued a rematch. Gate records set, with Napoles and Cokes each earning $20,000 as the crowd of 15,878 witnessed the stoppage and a Californian indoor record.
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