Hard Luck Hurler Scores With Cleveland Indians
Cleveland pitcher Score struggles in his third start of the season. He loses 1-0 as Bill Tuttle hits a late homer for Detroit in the 10th inning after a strong performance allowing only two hits. The young right hander has one win this season, a 6-2 victory over Kansas City, and is seen as a likely top starter for Cleveland by season’s end.
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Game Birds Freed Under Pennsylvania Stocking Program
More than 316000 game birds were released in Pennsylvania last year under the Game Commission stocking program. Birds were raised at State Game Farms or obtained from private propagators and farmers, including pheasants 83,700, remaining 31,900 from other sources, wild turkeys 6,600, bobwhite quail 5,900, mallard ducks 6,700, and 90 Canada geese. Birds were released in natural habitats statewide, with releases in Crawford County and other regions, roughly half male and female.
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Corry Athletes Win Denison Football Scholarships
Sport Shorts note Jim Rombaugh and Bob Follett of Corry Area High School earned football scholarships to Denison University. The pair and coach Lou Hunha visited the college over the weekend. Ted Murchibroda, ex Franklin star, signed with Pittsburgh Steelers aiming to be starter. Walt Minpham of New Castle claims national scholastic high jump record after a 6 ft 11 in effort at WPIAL Relays Mt. Lebanon.
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Bob Follett
Corry Area
Denison University
Lou Hunha
Ted Murchibroda
Franklin ‘Uigh
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Finks
Notre Dame
Walt Minpham
New Castle
Mt. Lebanon
Charley Dumas
Compton
Calif
Mung‘ham
John Milanovich
Pratt Named Speedway Official At Sugar Grove Speedway
Pratt named public relations manager and director of publicity for Sugar Grove Skyline Speedway. He has been linked to stock car racing for years and announced the season opener set for Sunday May 1. Improvements are planned and operators expect another strong year.
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Redlegs sweep two as Post hits four home runs
Four homer by Wally Post lead Cincinnati to a doubleheader sweep of Chicago 5-4 and 8-4. Post's feat lifts the Redlegs with Ed Bailey Frank Robinson also homering, while Stan Musial and other stars chase records. Pirates, Dodgers, Giants, and Cubs also in action amid sharp NL play.
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Roy Campanelli
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Audy Sem
Major League Standings and Schedules Overview
The American League standings show Chicago and Baltimore atop the table with Detroit and Cleveland struggling. Yesterday's results include Detroit 1-4 and Cleveland 0-8, while Baltimore beat Washington 8-4 and Kansas City lost to Chicago amid rain. Tomorrow's slate features Cleveland at Washington and Chicago at Baltimore, with other games postponed by rain.
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Scoreless duel to soften rain delayed pairings in majors
Herb Score again loses a one run game as he fanned 13 Tigers but a Bill Tuttle homer in the 10th sinks Cleveland 1-0. Cleveland splits with an 8-4 win as Hoeft, Wertz, Smith homer in the nightcap. Orioles rally to beat Senators 8-6 with Tito Francona two run pinch homer and Sievers, Olson homers in second game.
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Cleveland
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Kim Lemon
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Karl Olson
Washington
Dick Tettelbach
Tryouts for Little League Shifted Indoors This Evening
Lou Manny, director of the city recreation program, announced that all candidates for the four Little League teams must report at Wright School gym at 6 p.m. due to bad weather. The tryouts at Olin Bracken Field were moved indoors. open to boys ages eight to 12 not already unsigned.
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Moore To Meet Thompson Tonight In Tucson Non title Bout
Light heavyweight Archie Moore faces Tiger Gene Thompson in Tucson Arizona in a one round non title bout tonight. Moore plans title defense against Yolande Pompey in London June 5. He has won seven straight since loss to Rocky Marcellino last September. Orlando Zulueta returns to U S action in a 10 round TV bout against Johnny Busso at St Nicholas Arena New York.
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Sowell stars in relays at Penn Relays with top times
Pitt’s Arnie Sowell shines at the Penn Relays as he anchors Pitt’s relay squads. He clocked a 2:58% leg in the three quarters, aided Pitt in the sprint medley, and posted a 4:09 mile split. Villanova and Oxford claimed major titles, while Sowell’s performances drew strong praise ahead of Olympic trials.
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Gymnasts Eye Olympic Games at Melbourne Trials
University Park reports the U S Olympic gymnastics squad shaping to Melbourne with Gene Wettstone as manager and coach. Top qualifiers Beckner and Dick Wettstone lead the line with Braun Schwenfeler and others earning spots. Women’s team features Mia Ruddick and Marie Davis among several youngsters as age rules push to eighteen.
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Indianapolis
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Chicago
Littler Again Golf Winner At Las Vegas
Gene Littler captures the fourth annual Tournament of Champions at Desert Inn Country Club Las Vegas with a final round surge over Cary Middlecoff. Littler earns $10,000 from an $48,500 purse as Frank Lime and two partners profit from a midweek legal auction.
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Caiy Middlecoff
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Desert Inn Country Club
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Don Prankel
Los Angeles
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San Francisco
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Golf match results feature Mangring third with 2200 dollars
The report notes Lloyd Mangring clinching third money of 2200 after a final round 69. Yasul Dickinson Bad tied for fh nt 299, earning 1260. Dick Mayer Doug Ford also shared the field. Balding Shelley Mayfield and Ted sro finished just ahead with 1400, listing multiple players and winnings in a terse summary.
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Lloyd Mangring
Yasul Dickinson
Dick Mayer
Doug Ford
Werel Balding
Shelley Mayfield
American Legion Key Event Opens 10th Goal Bowling Tourney
American Legion Howeys began a month of weekend bowling events in Tamaqua Pa with the 10th goal tournament. Ken Haught of Canonsburg Pa posted a 419 high in singles while leaders included Charles Sherry and Clay Ruie of Mechanicsburg. McVin Gambler of Philadelphia led the Chnos A doubles and John Oscne and Bil topped the field in other early events.
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Canonsburg
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Yesterday's Stars Batting and Pitching Spin News
Yesterday's Stars report Wally Post of the Redlegs hitting four home runs driving in eight runs as Cincinnati swept Chicago 6-4 and 3-4. Ramon Mon salt of the Giants held Philadelphia to one hit with nine strikeouts, while Del Ennis singled in the first inning. International League scores include Columbus 1-2 Buffalo 0-? Richmond 3-5 Rochester 1-7 Miami 8-3 Montreal 4-0 Havana 0-1 Toronto 2-3. Zendiler of Philadelphia knocked down 1,071 pins in a Class A doubles event.
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