Farrell Delivers 2-1 Win Over Phillies to End Slump
Dick Farrell, the first 10-game winner of the year, shut down the Philadelphia Phillies 2-1 tonight. He allowed four hits, helped by a fourth inning run on a Spangler triple and Fox, Bond, and Aspronte scoring. The win tightens the Colts’ lead over the Giants to 14 games while other NL actions saw Reds, Pirates, Braves, and Cardinals fuel midseason drama as Gibson and Banks left the scene with key moments.
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Yanks Start Biggest Week Of AL Season
The Yankees, fresh from a Kansas City win, begin a pennant stretch against the Orioles and White Sox, with Berra’s bat-skipter tactic boosting morale. New York leads the race as the spring sprint heats up, with key matchups shaping the AL standings.
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Elorde named Fighter of the Month by Ring Magazine
Elorde the Manila junior lightweight champion earned Fighter of the Month honors from Ring Magazine for stopping Tero Kosaka in round 12 to defend his 130 pound title. Dick Tiger was a close second for stopping Jose Gonzalez in six rounds in his first bout after losing the crown to Giardello.
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NYP League Results Highlight Local Scores
Auburn defeated Geneva 8 to 5 in a 3 Jamestown game 11 innings Wellsville edged Binghamton 2 to 1 in a separate contest on the day.
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Baseball Standings and Results Snapshot
AL standings show New York leading with 64 wins and 40 losses, Baltimore 66–42, Chicago 4 43, and others. National League lists Philadelphia 62–43, San Francisco 62–46, Cincinnati 60–50, with several notable results from Thursday and upcoming night games across multiple matchups.
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Bears Meet All Stars In Soldier Field Showdown
Chicago Bears clash with the College All-Stars in Soldier Field in the 31st All Star game. Bears favored by two touchdowns as uncertainties surround they react to the Galimore and Partington deaths and a training season setback. Miami quarterback George Mira carries a doubtful right arm for the College squad, with Beathard and Concannon backing him up.
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Savings, Loan to Play Lakewood Here Sunday
Lakewood, a Chautauqua County Legion club, will face Corry Savings and Loan Sunday at Loveland Field starting at 3 p.m. Jim Hammond, Lakewood booking manager, notes Lakewood is strong in the Jamestown area and features catcher Jack Hyde, who played with the National urge team Wednesday night. The published note also corrects that the Sabbath opponent will be the New York State team, not the National Forge.
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Famed coach Bresnahan dies in Iowa city
George T. Bresnahan, 73, renowned Iowa track coach who helped nine Hawkeye runners secure spots on U.S. Olympic teams, died yesterday in Owa City Iowa.
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Ex pitcher dies after heart attack in Chester
Warren Cirly Ogden, 63, a former American League pitcher, died yesterday in Chester Hospital after several weeks of illness from a heart attack. The obituary notes his major league career and time with the A L.
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Chi Chi Casper Tie For Western Open Lead In 64 Part Round
Chi Chi Rodriguez and Billy Casper shared the Western Open lead after first round play at Tam OShanter. Rodriguez shot 64 with five straight birdies on the front nine and a 34 back, while Casper matched the 64 with 31-33. Both players cracked Tam’s 35 26 71 par.
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Golf Open field teeters in early rounds with stars near cut
The opening day lineup for the National Open features Julius Boros Jim Ferrier and George Knudson tied at 67 in a 153 player field. Ken Venturi and Arnie Palmer sit at 68 while Tony Lema sits at 70 and Nicklaus Snead and Bob Charles at 72, as organizers expect a cut to the low 75 and ties after today and to the low 60 and ties after 54 holes.
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Masler tops A division in Corry junior golf day
Bill Masler edged Denny Dyckes to win the A division at Corry Country Club. Geoff Russell placed third with a three way tie for fourth among George Pain Jack Hammond and Fete McLaughlin. Nancy Fenstermacher won the A Minus, with a roster including Pally Brown Linda Wolcott Jack Cummings Jim Stahl and G Brown. Mark Bloom won Class B. Bob Cummings was second and Rick Rothrock third with a four way tie for fourth among Chaig Bailey Tom Crage and Jeff Webster.
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Al Dark Won't Get Ax From Giants Yet
SAN FRANCISCO AP With the knowledge that Alvin Dark will remain their manager the San Francisco Giants now can turn back to chasing the National League pennant. Stoneham denied reports of a managerial change and called Dark's statements attributed by Newsday columnist Isaacs untrue. Dark thanked Stoneham for the public denial saying it was heart warming and beyond his duty.
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Yankees Sweep Playground Shop Playoffs 16-10
Natullcn likened to Mickey Mantle as the Yankees rout the Red Sox 16-10 to sweep the Playground League playoffs two games to none. Katulich drove in runs with a grand slam and two doubles, joined by Jon Banwell with a triple and Kate Kentulich a double, while Doug Knapp took the loss and Jim Annett earned the win at Loveland Field.
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Alliance Blasts Lutherans 24-4 in Church Softball League
Alliance overwhelmed the Lutherans 24 to 4 as eight extra-base hits powered the win. Dave Swansea was the lone Lutheran with a double while Swanson May Vanderhorn Cook McCray led Alliance with multiple hits. Chuck McCray earned the win over Dexter Grenz as managers reacted to the misquote.
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