Easter Sunday Power Failure Halts Washington Doubleheader
A 1857 style Easter Sunday report notes a Washington doubleheader halted by power failure after five innings. The piece highlights early season chaos including Don Newcombe, Jim Wilson, and Frank Lane trades, with Yankees and Dodgers suffering losses as Milwaukee and Chicago stay unbeaten. It recounts erratic play, pitching feats, and managerial actions shaping early baseball lore.
DeFendis Faces Darelle Tonight in Heavyweight Clash
Angelo DePentis, a top Hecht heavyweight prospect, is a 2-1 favorite to defeat Yvon Darelle in New York at St Nicholas Avenue. Darelle, a Canadian 175 pounder, carries an 18-3 mark and a 10 knockouts, while Bassey and Berrios loom as other notable fighters in the event. The winner could face France's Ghorif Hala for a featherweight title later in May. Nearby, Bobby Rogers versus Harold Comes headlines a Providence TV fight night.
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Angelo DePentis
Hecht
Yvon Darelle
Newe York
St. Nicholas Avera
Campetun
Betesfir
Durelle
Kayo
Miguel Berrios
Purrio Biran
Tguresto
Niger Login
Kid) Bassey
Washington
France
Ghorif Hala
Bneast
Little League Drills TONIST at Mead Park tonight
Youth baseball drills for 10 to 12 year olds not on a Little League roster to be held at 5:45 p.m. on Olin Bracken Field at Mead Park. If ground conditions fail, practice moves to Loveland Field behind Wrteit School. open to all eligible boys born Aug 1 or earlier.
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Olin Bracken
Mead Park
Bracken Field
Loveland Field
Alanford
Wrteit School
IL and T2
Belén
Win
Gary
Elvanehariee
Tigers Beat Indians 3-2 on Meris Streaking Inning Bloop
Meris Stirs Detroit with a late infield hit and a bloop single in the first inning to lift the Tigers past Cleveland 3-2. Roger Maris homered for a two run lead in the third as Detroit outhit the Indians.
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Sesath Dithinde
Cleveland Thillais State
Detroit Tigers
Vicrary
Ditter
George Strickland
Roger Maris
Indings
Tigers
Littler Wins Third Straight Champs Tourney
Gene Littler captures the Tournament of Champions at Desert Inn, Las Vegas, finishing 285 three under par. The San Diego pro led after round three and closed with a birdie to win by three strokes over Don January and others. He earned $10,000 prize money with additional earnings from Frankie Laine.
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Las Vegas
Nev
Gene Littler
Ayaguaiza
Littler
San Diego
Calif
Gene
Desert Inn Country Club
Don Caching
Dick Mayer
Don Finsterwald
Jimmy Denimet
Ed Furgol
Cary
Middlecoff
Bill Casper Jr
Neace
Demard
Finsterwald
Casper
Billy Maxwell
Furgol
January
Mayer
Doug Ford
Arnold Palmer
Cary Middlecoff
Fred Hawkins
Peter Thomson
Frankie Laine
Frankie
Laine
Corry Tennis Club Moves Meeting To Tomorrow Night
The Corry Tents Club rescheduled its second meeting to tomorrow night in Room 100 at Corry Area High School due to a Wednesday Hi Fi dance conflict. Membership cards will be distributed, and groundskeeping plans for the Mead Park courts will be discussed as a large turnout of tennis enthusiasts is expected at 8 30 p m.
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Corry
Corry Area High School
Mead Park
Drans
Bill Tuttle
Puzzled Pitches Spark Giants Loss to Phillies
Robin Roberts rejected Mayo Smiths critique of his home run pitches calling them bad pitches not careless. Hank Sauer connected on Roberts fifth inning homer that helped the Giants beat Philadelphia 8 5 in the nightcap of a doubleheader after a 7 6 12 inning loss to Brooklyn.
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Yuri
Kevin Novetta
Mayo Smith
Philadelphia
Rabble
Hank Sauer
New York Giants
Phils
Roberts
Sauer
Hopher
Brooklyn
Smith
Tam
Roverts
Giants
Pirates Open Two Game Set With Giants For Third Place
Pirates move to Polo Grounds to start a two game series with the New York Giants and chase third place. Manager Bobby Bragan picks Luis Arroyo as the pitcher for Pittsburgh while the Giants counter with Reuben Gomez. The Pirates split yesterday’s twin bill with Brooklyn and sit 2-3 in the standings, tied with the Giants and Phillies for fourth. In the opening game they beat the Dodgers 5 8 behind home runs from Thomas Smith and Gront off Don Newcombe. Grant’s homer in two years provided the winning run. The nightcap went to Brooklyn 7 4 as the Dodgers, now second, rebounded.
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Washington
Don Newcombe
Pittsburgh
Don Hoak
Cincinnati
Johnny Logan
Milwaukee
Jim Wilson
Chicago White Sox
Digitalon
Kansas City
Wuntil
Frank Lane
Bobby del Greco
St Louis Cardinals
Sam Jones
St. Loui
Cubs
Renson
New York Yankees
Brooklyn Dodgers
Milwaukee Braves
Cincinnati Redlers
Will Harridge Hasit
Offerls Hinds
Seteril
Hoelise
Silvaton
Mike
Boston
Bon Grim
Yogi Berra
Gene Mobell
Sam White
Dave Lister
Lopen
Harry Simpson
Tomi Morran
Wilson
Sheri Lollar
Wasps
Yok Dittmer
Detroit
Cleveland
Jim Bunning
Ca McLish
Newenmabe
Frank Thomas
Patt Smith
Dick Groat
Brooklyn
Pirates
Vern Law
Bob Puskey
Ray Face
Dodgers
Sueun Om
Sisbire
Polo Ground
New York Giants
Chunte
Bobby Bragan
Luis Arroyo
Giants
Reuben Gomez
Philadelphia Phillies
Pat Smith
Dick Gront
Grant
Elepty
Beavers Open 1957 Track Season Friday at Corry
Corry Area High School track opens its 1957 season Friday with a meet against Warren and Youngsville. The Beavers seek 80 plus points, relying on new talent and returning veterans to challenge and potentially overpower their opponents. If conditions permit, an interclass event will precede the meet to gauge speed and field strengths.
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Corry
Warren
Youngayille
Selll
Dragons
Titusville
Motive
Charhes David Yard
Fred Vic Myke
Indy Bay
Beavers
Youngaville
Priday
Golf Champion Seeks To Repeat At North and South
Hurst N G Robbins a slender Air Force lieutenant from Memphis starts his bid to repeat as North and South amateur champion, a feat not seen in 18 years. The 67 year old field includes Tom Loriber and other top players. Robbins aims for back-to-back titles in a field of about 30 contenders. Also note Orioles optioned outfielder to Vancouver on a 24 hour recall. Prancony, resident of New Brighton, Pa, posted a .258 average and home run totals in Sensory play.
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Lsehurst
N. G
Hman Robbins
Air Force
Leutenant
Memphis
Tenn
Frank Loriber
Featie
Feld
Abour
Nestilt
Sara Jolt
Nim Beach
Howard Yer
Northfield
Harry Haverstick
Lancaster
Orioles
Washington
Baltimore Orioles
Prancons
Vancuiver
Prancony
New Brighton
American Teague Won Lost Pot and Baseball Standings
Yesterday's results show Piltsburgh 11 4 Brooklyn 3 7 New York 2 5 Philadelphia 1 8 Chiuaua 5 3 St. Louis 3 6 Milwaukee 3 Cincinnati 1 Tonight's schedule lists Philadelphia vs Brooklyn Jersey Guy, Pittsburgh at New York, Chicago at Milwaukee, Cincinnati at St. Louis. Tomorrow features Pittsburgh at New York and Chicago at Milwaukee with all games night matches.
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Milwaukee
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Chicago
New York
Phindelphia
Pittsburgh
Piltsburgh
Philadelphia
Chiiaua
Cincinnati
Chicaza
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