Rookie of the Year Hopes Rally Around Indians Youngster
The Indians look to rookie Roger Maris as a potential Rookie of the Year contender after a strong start this season. Manager Kerby Farrell shows quiet confidence, noting Maris’s early hits and power while citing his progress from minor leagues and previous coaches.
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Sport Shorts mixed scores and notes from area teams
Sport Shorts reports Beaver College softball recruit Sharon a Beaver freshman majoring in medical technology. Cleveland Indians open a 13 game home stand with Sundays doubleheaders vs Detroit Boston and Kansas City in Pittsburgh Pirates host 16 game home stand with Brooklyn. Ex major leaguer Johnny Van Jer Moor fined 25 dollars for foul language. Pirates manager Bobby Brogan fined 10 dollars for inciting a ploy. Pete Lipchile shoots season's first eagle on Lake Shore. Nick Carter ex Corry Country Club pro in Bradford joins foursome.
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Pirates Show Offensive Hope After Slump
The Pittsburgh Pirates face a rough patch with offense lagging and several slumps. Dale Long, Frank Irvin, and Bill Virdon struggle as pitchers silence the lineup, while Bobby Brainy’s outlook remains hopeful for better days ahead. The club's eight-game spell includes whitewash losses to the Giants and a 1-0 defeat, with limited scoring in recent showings.
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Williams Musial Vie For Major League Batting Crowns
Veterans unbeaten, Williams and Musial aim for national league and American league batting titles. Williams, 87, eyes a strong spring and a 12-for-29 stretch while Musial pursues his seventh NL crown with St. Louis. Other results sweep through the majors as Yankees, Giants, and Senators win. White Sox, Braves fall.
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Bowling Results and Baseball Highlights From Seeps
Bowling results show Hank Reskowski winning the Avalon Men's A Leave handicap with a 600 series. A. Wetmore led lines with a 260 high game. J Looms had a 220, and others scored in the 180s to 212 range. In baseball notes, Burns, at 26, faced Giants with three strikeouts. a late homer by Ball and Man contributed to a rally, while Washington and the White Sox game saw near misses and a strong pitching stretch from Noel. Fights recap features Tommy Tibbs overcoming Gene Butler in a Boston bout, with Butler outpointed.
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Little League Tag Days Set For Friday and Saturday
Little Leaguers returning to the sport this season were asked to meet tonight to map their tag filing campaign. The boys will assemble at G orlock on the Olin Bracken Field diamond in Mead Park. Beginning Friday afternoon and continuing all day Saturday, the Little Leaguers will canvass the business section of Corry with their tags.
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Burnside Sparks Giants Turnaround With 1-0 Win Over Pirates
Burnside, a 26 year old rookie in his third major league start, hurled a three hit 1-0 shutout to drop the Pittsburgh Pirates into the cellar. The New York Giants had called him up from Minneapolis after eight years in the organization.
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American League Standings and Yesterday's Results
The American League table shows Chicago leading with 4 1 500, New York 4 2 607, Kansas City 4 64 571, Boston 3 0 500, Baltimore 3 0 0, Washington 3 4 429, Cleveland 2 9 0, and Detroit 2 6 63. Yesterday Cleveland defeated Chicago 5 0, Kansas City beat Detroit 5 4. Tonight Detroit at Chicago, Baltimore at New York, Boston at Washington, Cleveland at Kansas City. Tomorrow Cleveland at Kansas City and Boston at Washington.
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National League Results and Schedule Snapshot
Yesterday the National League yielded Cincinnati beating St. Louis 6 to 4 in 10 innings and Chicago topping Milwaukee 3 to 2 in 10. New York defeated Pittsburgh 1 to 0. Remaining games saw St Louis at Milwaukee, New York at Brooklyn, Pittsburgh at Philadelphia, and Chicago at Cincinnati tonight. Tomorrow’s lineup includes Chicago at Cincinnati.
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Flanagan Meets Gavilan Tonight at St Paul Arena
Promoter Jack Raleigh advertises a tepid boxing card headlined by Del Flanagan seeking revenge on ex-champion Gavilan. A crowded turnout is hoped to surpass a $41,000 gate while anticipation peaks for a possible record crowd at the 10 000 seat venue.
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Burdette Faces Apology Call Over Spitball Row
Milwaukee star Burdette asks Birdie Tebbetts to apologize after NL president Warren Giles refuted claims Burdette throws a spitball. Tebbetts labeled him a cheating spitballer. Giles says no proven violation under current rule. Tebbetts criticized Burdette amid Redlegs Cardinals game fallout. Burdette defends himself amid controversy.
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Robbins Still In North And South Tourney Race
Robbins remains contending in the North and South amateur tourney as he pairs with Thornton to face tough challengers. The Pinehurst event saw Mubbis edge Houdry in a 20-hole match while Robbins sits among former North-South champions in the upper draw. Roosevelt High School beat Cooper High 44 16 in a baseball game with every player recording a hit.
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Indians Score Four-Hit Shutout
Cleveland pitcher Score earned his first win of the season as the Indians defeated the Chicago White Sox 5-0. Score allowed four hits, struck out none, and benefited from a Rocky Colavito homer in the fifth inning. Billy Pierce lasted only until the third, and Roger Maris made a shoestring catch to end the first.
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Swaumont Edges Debow In Narrow Bout At Port Arthur
In a tight ten round decision at Port Arthur Texas last night Tex Swaumont faced Charles Debow from Brooklyn. Debow pressed early with solid counters but Swaumont landed cleaner combinations down the stretch to take the verdict. Debow showed durability and pace though unable to steal the final rounds.
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