Teener League All-Star hopefuls named for classic
Twenty four Teener League hopefuls from five teams were chosen to compete for a 15-man roster for the Teener League classic to be held in Titusville. Managed by Tom Carroll, Ajax, teams Raymon ds and Merchants provide most contenders. Corry, Aero Supply, and National Bank also send multiple players. The squad begins practice tomorrow at 5 p.m. Carroll announced this morning.
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Bob Mieliaccio
Jim Reagle
Doug Stewart
Fred Ahi
John French
Terry Stroup
Raymond
Columbus
Ajax
al Wester
Ed Lingki
Mickey McMahon
Bob McVicker
Jim Paulson
Merchants
Bill Sample
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Jim Olson
George Becker
Danny McEldowney
Aero Supply
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National Bank
Corry
Aero
Bob “Tinker” Caster
Stan Butcher
David Gates
Bob Grice
Joe Baress
Dave Brooks
Ray Mitchell
Harold Wade
Casler
Steve Olson
McVicker
Stewart
Carroll
Junior Sportscaster Contest Aims for Pirates Future Voices
Pittsburgh Pirates announce a Junior Sportscaster Contest open to boys 18 and under, co sponsored by Atlantic Refining and Pirates radio stations. Entrants submit biographical sketches and photos, then semifinalists face a taped interview and a one inning play by play of a Pittsburgh Chicago game. Finalists attend dinner with parents. winners receive season tickets and additional prizes.
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Paul Long
Les Quailey
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York Richard Berry wins epee title at nationals
In York Michigan fencer Richard Berry of Royal Oak retained his epee title at the National Fencing Championships. The report notes a strong showing across events and highlights Berry's steady form as the competition concluded.
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Delaware
Lawrence Wins Fifth Straight For Cincy 1-0
Lawrence pitched a four hit shutout, the fifth straight win for Cincinnati as they beat Milwaukee 1-0. The victory moved the Reds into fourth in the NL, while St Louis and San Francisco won their games to narrow the gap behind the league leaders. Lawrence, 33, has a 6-3 record with two shutouts this season after a 41-26 career for Cincinnati.
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Boxing Judge Indicted On Bribe Counts
NEW YORK boxing judge NEW YORK (ft-Bert Grant) indicted and arrested on bribery conspiracy charges with fight manager Hymie Wallman in five bouts from 1954 to 1958 at Madison Square Garden and St. Nicholas Arena. Grant, 51, pleaded innocent. Wallman named co conspirator. immunity granted to Wallman, Grant refused to waive immunity. Fighters managed by Wallman won all five, four by unanimous decisions. The alleged bribes totaled 400 dollars with 300 for judged fights and 100 for a non officiated bout. Conspiracy conviction carries 1 to 3 year sentence.
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Cuba
VFW edges Elks as Aero blasts Bank in Teener action
VFW wins 5-3 after Tony scoreless innings, Flowers earns win in relief in a well pitched contest. Jenny Ward takes Elks loss as hits split at six apiece. Aero dominates National Bank 22-4, with Rex Morris going 4-for-4 and two triples. Tonight Columbus Merchants host National Bank, followed by Ajax versus Raymonds makeup.
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Frank Thomas NL Player of Month for June
Frank Thomas of the Pirates claimed the National League Player of the Month honor for June after leading in homers with 22 and RBIs with 66 and garnering 18 votes. Dick Farrell of Philadelphia followed with 101 votes. Thomas eyed an All Star berth after a 1.27 batting average in June, including two-homer games on June 7 vs Chicago and June 11 vs San Francisco.
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Philadelphia
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Redlegs' Lawrence Extends Streak With Complete Game Win
Brooks Lawrence of the Redlegs pitched his fifth straight complete game, a four hitter with all singles, as Cincinnati defeated the Braves 1-0. Hank Bauer of the Yankees collected five hits in five plate appearances, including four singles and a double, in a 4-1 win over the Orioles.
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Yanks Monroe Shines In Debut With 4-1 Win
Zack Monroe, rookie right hander, shines in first major league start for the New York Yankees yielding five hits over seven innings in a 4-1 victory over Baltimore. Billy O'Dell starter for the Orioles allows three singles in first, then Yankees tally winner in seventh as Tony Kubek drives in run.
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Cardinals Trade Morris Martin To Indians for 820000
St. Louis sells relief pitcher Morris Martin to Cleveland for 820000. The deal transfers the right handed reliever to the Indians and moves the Cardinals toward roster reshaping.
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Bob Lemon Leaves Indians End of an era for Cleveland baseball
Bob Lemon, last of the Indians Big Four, leaves for San Diego as waivers move him to the Pacific Coast League. The set of 1949 arrivals Feller Garcia Wynn and Lemon powered a 111-win 1954 team after 1954, Lemon battling elbow surgery. Morrie Martin, 35, will join to fill the roster void.
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Althea Gibson Defends Wimbledon Title in Semifinals
Althea Gibson, of New York, faces Ann Haydon in the Wimbledon women’s singles semifinals as the event narrows. Haydon reaches this stage for the first time, while Suzy Kormocny battles Angela Mortimer in a separate women’s match. The men’s bracket centers on an all Australian final between Ashley Cooper and Neale Fraser after semifinals wins.
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Last Night's Fights in Hollywood Score Draws and Wins
In Hollywood California Don Dordan 141 pounds of Los Angeles defeated Isaac Logart 146 pounds of Havana by decision. In Glasgow Scotland Peter Keenan defeated Billy Peacock of Los Angeles by outpoint in the bantamweight division.
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Baseball standings and schedules from a past season
The standings show New York leading the American League with a 36 29 record and 9 ½ games back, Kansas City and Detroit near midpack, while Cleveland Baltimore and Boston trail. Today's schedule lists New York at Washington and Baltimore at Boston among others. yesterday's results include New York beating Baltimore 4 1 and Washington defeating Boston 5 3. Tomorrow features Detroit at Cleveland and Baltimore at Boston as doubleheaders. In the National League Milwaukee leads with 39 wins, St. Louis 36, and San Francisco 38. Chicago and Philadelphia hover in the middle. Notable results include San Francisco 2 Chicago 2 and Cincinnati 1 Milwaukee 0 in recent games.
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St Thomas Raps Hi Fi To Tie For First
St Thomas wins fifth City League game to tie Corry Merchants for first as Hi Fi Club drops another, with Joe Sarnicki delivering the deciding win over Jim Burkhart. Makeup game scheduled as Corry Jamestown meets Corry Merchants.
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Julius Wolus
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Carl Wascak
Wolus
Tony Amoroso
Hi-Fi
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Howard McMullin
John Burkhart
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