Raymond Nine Tops Aero to Tighten Teener Lead in League
Raymond Nine crushed Aero Supply 5 to 1 as Keith Wade opened with a bases loaded triple and scored, while Bob Migliaccio pitched a four-hitter with seven strikeouts. Emerson Bear allowed three, and Allen Benson doubled to break the shutout. The win drops Aero from the cellar and puts National Bank one game behind Ajax, with Bankers set to meet Raymond’s at Loveland Field at 6 15.
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F Raymond
Aero Supply
National Bank
Keith Wade
Bob Migliaccio
Raymond
Aero
Emerson Bear
Aero Squad
Wade
John French
Migliaccio
Aero Lads
Bob Hunt
Allen Benson
Dick Martin
The
Ajax
Loveland Field
Maxwell Big Gun Crippled Tigers Crash to 3rd Place
Detroit's injury depleted lineup struggles but Maxwell powers a three-game win streak. He homered twice including a grand slam in the eighth to lift the Tigers over the White Sox 9-2 as Cleveland clings to a one-game lead. Baltimore advances, New York slips, and Boston falls in extra innings.
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Associated Press
Detroit
Tigers
Charlie Maxwell
al Kaline
Johnny Groth
Frank Bolling
Ted Lepcic
Jim Bunning
Maxwell
Chica
White Sox
Cleveland
Kansas City
Baltimore
New York
Yankees
Boston
Mike Higgins
Washington
Card Fan Attacks Umpire In St Louis Stadium Clash
In St Louis a confrontation erupted as a 200 pound fan charged plate umpire Bill Jackowski after a disputed third strike call. John Watts, jailed on incitement and riot-related charges, apologized while Cardinals coach and manager were ejected. The Cards lost 4 to Los Angeles.
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ST. Louis
Laapyer
Bill Jackowski
John Watts
Cardinals
Watts
Gene Oliver
Jackowski
John
Hoseboro
Roseboro
Sally Hemus
Harry Walker
Canvalts
Roseborn
Oliver
Los Angeles
Frank Germano
George Mazerkurth
Brooklyn
Ebbets Field
Baseball standings and weekend schedule update
The league standings show Cleveland 40 32 556 Chicago 40 34, Detroit 40 36, Baltimore 39 36, New York 38 36, Washington 35 99, Kansas City 82 40, Boston 31 42. Weekend results include Washington 6 Boston 4, Detroit 9 Chicago 7, Kansas City 6, Cleveland 3 Baltimore 3 New York, with future games listed for Thursday Saturday and Sunday across multiple matchups.
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W. L. Pet
Cleveland
Chicago
Detroit
Baltimore
New York
Washington
Kansas City
Boston
National League Standings and Friday Schedule
The National League standings show Milwaukee 42 32 0.568 and San Francisco 43 34 0.558 with Chicago 44 35 0.557 and Pittsburgh 40 38 0.513. Friday games include Los Angeles at St. Louis and San Francisco at Chicago, with Cincinnati at Philadelphia and Milwaukee at Pittsburgh.
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W. L. Pet
Milwaukee
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Pittsburgh
Chicago
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Cineinnati
San Fracisco
Elks Rally To Top Corry Jamestown In One-Hit Show
Danny Lloyd fired a one hitter as the Elks rallied from a 2-0 deficit to defeat Corry Jamestown 5-2 at Olin Bracken Field. Vern Group’s hitters sparked a five run fourth inning, lifting Elks into sole possession of second place at 2-2, two games behind the VFW. Corry Jamestown and Moose sit 1-3 at the bottom. Meade Park hosts Vets versus Elks Monday.
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Danny Lloyd
Elks
Corry-Jamestown
Vern
Olin Bracken Field
VFW
Art Hotchikiss
C-1
Lloyd
Corry Jamestown
Bracken
Man and Proper
Hanks
Koestner
Moose Club
Vets
Mead Park
Corny -Famestown
Woolworth
Linski
Hotchkiss
Piks
Dyckes
Serae
Koester
Bravken
Aly Munn
Marrison
Orr
Los Ing
Houghiling
Orioles Rally Past Yankees and Red Sox in Twin Wins
Jerry Walker struck out 10 and walked one while allowing six hits in a 3-1 win over the Yankees to lift Baltimore back into first division. Jim Lemon doubled in the tying run in the eighth, then homered for a 6-3 walk-off win over the Red Sox in 10 innings.
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Maxwell
Turk Lown
Tigers
White Sox
Don Messi
al Smith
Bob Shaw
Cleveland
Bill Tuttle
RBI
Jim Baxes
Ray Herbert
Johnny Bucks
Gary
Jim Lemon
Washington
Leo Kiely
Jerry Walker
Orioles
Yankees
Baltimore
Benators
Red Sox
Braves and Giants battle in tight NL pennant race
Milwaukee suffers injuries to Schoendienst and Logan weakening infield as Braves cling to a slim edge over San Francisco and Los Angeles. Cubs beat Giants 4 0 while Dodgers edge Cardinals 4 0 to close the gap. Pirates split with Phillies as Newcombe wins eighth in a row for Brooklyn. Cubs, Mets, and Phils spark offense with multiple homers and pivotal late innings.
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Associated Press
Red Schoendienst
WY Logan
Milwaukee
Braves
Schoendienst
Logan
Stnrday
Champs
Ed Mathews
Wes Coyington
Felix Mantilla
Casey Wise
Johnny O'Brien
Pittsburgh
Bucs
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Giants
Chicago Cubs
Dodgers
St. Louis
Mixes Business Pleasure Ingo's Country Club Training
New York reports Ingemar Johansson's world title win over Floyd Patterson could upend American boxing training. The article notes Johansson’s relaxed, year round regimen at a Catskills resort, his focus on basic conditioning, and his use of rest and leisure as part of peak performance.
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Ingo
New York
Ingemar Johansson
Floyd Patterson
Creare
Johansson
Grossinger
Catskill Mountains
Birgit Lundgren
Ingemar
Reid
Fiks
Merchants Cup Ninth Straight. Crush Corry Jamestown 18-8
Corry Merchants extended their unbeaten streak to nine as Merles Ottaway led with a three run homer and a triple. Dick Chase suffered the loss for Corry Jamestown after the Merchants exploded for eight runs in the fourth inning to seize a 13-4 lead at Corry Ates High School. Ottaway pitched and hit again as Corry Jamestown tried to rally with Bill Turner triple and Allen Long homer in the first two frames. The Merchants set sights on a 10th straight win Monday against Union City at 6:85 PM on the CAHL diamond.
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Pirates
Braves
Wise
Don McMahon
Bill Virdon
Dick Groat
Danny McDevitt
Dodgers
Dick Ricketts
Junior Gillam
Charlie Neal
Ernie Banks
Cub
al Dark
Dale Long
Glen Hobbie
Newcombe
Phils
Gus Bell
Homer
Ruben Gomez
Gene Freese
Suuusanns
Corry Merchants
Corry-Jamestown
Corry Ates
Merchants
Merle Ottaway
Dick Chase
Bill Turner
Allen Long
Bob Ottaway
Ottaway
Union City
Steelers Host Erie Junior Legion Test At Lovel Field
The Steelers face Erie Sport Store tonight at 6 30 in Lovel Field as Patsey Notte assigns 16 year old Bob Casler to the mound. Casler debuted with a four hit win over Polish National Alliance of Erie in a 14 4 Corry victory. Corry also lists Lee Roy Rieck to first base and Steve Olson to center with Tun nell Williams Barr infield, Sample and Lindsey in the outfield.
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Corry
McInnes Steel Legion
Erie Sport Store
Erie County Junior Legion
Lovel Field
Patsey Notte
Bob Casler
Steelers
Casler
National Alliance Club
Erie
Lee Roy Rieck
Steve Olson
Bill Tunnell
Terry Williams
Larry Barr
Bill Sample
Bob Lindsey
Olson
Auto Glass and General Auto Repair Center Services
Local shop offers auto glass replacement and general repair services. Includes windshields, door glass, and coating, with quick turnaround and on-site estimates. Serves residential and fleet customers, with part warranties and emergency glass replacement options.
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Brown
Roehtig
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P. Brooks
Miller
MigHaccio
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Glatz
Alesterrys
Jamestown
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Jamestown Teener League
Raymor Ajax National Bank Agro Supply City League
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American Legion Erin Sport
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Crippled Tigers
Lloyd's
Triumph
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Hammond
Eagle Street
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Pfeiffer
Eaglen
Smith
Titts
Ottaway Fairchild
Maloney
M_ Ottaw
Chase
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Marshah
Tureer
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Raderki
Kelsey
Long
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Univeres
Daniel Baldwin
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Chic Young
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Agar
Chase & Sanborn
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