Kansas City Stops Indians Frisco Ties Braves For Lead
Kansas City defeats Cleveland 4-3 as Zeke Bella delivers a bases loaded pinch double. Hector Lopez Roger Maris and Bill Tuttle contributed early offense. In other action Frank Malzone homer and Red Sox beat Yankees 5-4 in 12 innings. Orioles rally with rain delay win over Washington while Baltimore tops again. Cleveland homers with Woody Held, Ray Herbert shines in A's win.
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Alabama Man Wins Blind Golf Fifth Straight Title
ST PETERSBURG FIS AP A 36 hole card of 194 out of sight for many handicapped golfers won Charlie Boswell his fifth successive National Blind Golf Tournament title. Boswell has done much better. He holds a 1956 tourney record of 137 strokes, but yesterday the Birmingham Alabama insurance executive came from behind to win.
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Baseball scores and schedules from a split American and National leagues page
The page lists results and upcoming games for the American League with Boston beating New York 5 4 and Baltimore 7 2, plus Monday and Tuesday schedules showing matchups like New York at Boston and Cleveland at Detroit. In the National League, Milwaukee at San Francisco 6 5, Los Angeles at Chicago 8 7, with multiple results and an assortment of Cincinnati Philadelphia and Pittsburgh games across Monday and Tuesday schedules.
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Little Leaguers Try Out Tonight
Corry High School softball diamond hosts Little League tryouts this afternoon announced by Vic Cragg local LL commissioner. Weekly sessions run this week with Friday selections by four team managers. Players compete for berths on Corry Jamestown VEW Elks and Moose teams. Those who failed to register last Thursday may still sign up if planning to play all summer.
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Delay CAHS Golf Match Postponed to April 29
CAHS golf coach Irvin Downs announced this morning that the CAHS match between Corry and Lawrence Park High Schools on Lawrence Park’s course has been delayed due to weather. The April 29 home match will see Beavers travel to Lawrence Park on the original date of May 11. Corry’s next scholastic outing is set for Monday, April 9, when the Orange and Black linksmen head to Warren.
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Giants Beat St Tous as Antonelli Shines on Mound
Johnny Antonelli pitched San Francisco to a 3-1 victory over St Tous, his third straight win. Frank Malzone belted a 12th inning homer for Boston in a 5-4 win over the Yankees, with Ryne Duren taking the loss. Other scores referenced include Canadian and U S players with distances noted in a miscellaneous list.
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Boros and Burke Face 18 Hole Playoff for Houston Title
Connecticut native Boros and Jack Burke Jr meet in an 18 hole playoff for $4300 top in the Houston Golf Tournament after an 72 hole tie at 277 11 under. Arnold Palmer led for 71 holes but bogeyed the final two, missing a par to force a three way tie.
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Amateurs Vie At Pinehurst For North and South Qualifier
More than 140 amateur golfers competed at Pinehurst Country Club in the North and South Tournament qualifier. The 64 low scorers advance to match play Tuesday after a double round Wednesday and single rounds Thursday and Friday determine finalists for Saturday. Pinehurst's Dick Chapman defends his title from last spring after a 24 year chase.
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Antonelli Shines as Giants Beat Cardinals 4-3
Johnny Antonelli pitched eight strong innings scattering eight hits to lift the San Francisco Giants to a 4-3 victory over St. Louis. Duke Snider and Willie Mays drove in key runs as Los Angeles stayed close in the pennant race. Jim Davenport sparked the attack with three singles, reaching five straight and being plunked once. Walley Moon’s eighth inning hit produced two insurance runs for the Dodgers in a separate late rally.
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Corry Skeet Shooters Bow To Erie Club
Corry skeet shooters fall to Erie club in a regional match. Erie scoring shows strong performances by opponents with notable totals. The experimental report records two separate stores of 419 and 227 in early play.
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Suggs Triumphs at Dallas Open Golf Event
Louise Suggs dominates Dallas Open action finishing with 275 to win $1,662.50, edging rival Wil Smith by par on the final hole. The win adds Suggs’s season totals to 27 top finishes, while Betsy Rawls and Joyce Ziske also place high, as Tony Pradon tops a Havana boxing card.
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Hammond's Tops Jamestown Team
Hammond's quintet led by Benny Stuptes Bil far inlelle Bet Mortons Bet Baty and Phil Sample defeated Jamestown 221-2671 in a bowling match at Ye Bowle Aire, opening the air with W oamesbing WT series Tob Jown, while Jamestown bowlers posted 10 percent outputs.
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Major Loop Leaders and Batting Leaders Highlight 1960s Baseball
A compact recap of top performers across leagues with names like Strickland, Landis, Cepeda, and Antonelli. Highlights include leaders in runs, RBIs, hits, doubles, stolen bases, and pitching categories, noting teams such as Cleveland Detroit San Francisco and Milwaukee. The piece cites 20 or more at bats thresholds and lists multiple players tied for key statistics.
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Boston Marathon Opens With Favorite Names In Field
A Japanese runner, detective from Pitlands, and Johnny Kelley lead a diverse field in the 60th Boston Marathon. Nobuyashi Sadunga, a 10-year-old spinner and mill worker, drew support after a strong finish in last December’s mitten championship. Kelley, with a long history in the race, seeks a repeat of past successes as Karvonen eyes a comeback after recent strong showings.
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Former Welter Champions Seek Comeback Battles
Two former welterweight champions Virgil Alisus and Tony DeMarco chase renewed title chances as Jordan and Connors headline fights. Jordan, 24, has won nine straight and holds a 44-0 record with 15 KOs, while Akins returns at 29 KOs and a 194-9-1 ledger after losses. DeMarco, 27, seeks his comeback against Eddie Connors in Boston as Spider Webb vs Neql Rivers headlines Chicago. The Milan card features Dutlio Lot defending against Emilio Marconi for the European welter title.
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