Major League flag races and All-Star picks featured
Yankees and Dodgers loom as league leaders with White Sox and Indians close in the American and Milwau kee St Louis and Philadelphia chasing in the National. All-Star selections spark debate as managers build rosters. Plus local prep all stars named for Save-un-Eye game and golf tourney planned at Corry CC. Wildlife rules loosen for raccoons and woodchucks through 1954.
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Mitchell extends 15 game hitting streak in Indians streak
Dale Mitchell stretched his batting streak to 15 games for the Cleveland Indians, lifting his season average to .205. He extended a 40 that included 24 hits in 60 at bats since June 23, as the Indians won 10 of 16 games.
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Four Tees For Honors In Golf Tournament
A weekend handicap event drew 28 players with strong play. Norm Wreckers, Bob Forrester, and Bill Leopy matched par with their handicaps to capture top prizes while Bus Brown led the Corry club tour on nine holes with 19 putts.
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All Star Game Starting Teams Listed by Poll
The 1959 All Star selections name Ted Kluszewski of Cincinnati and Mickey Mantle of New York as first choices. Kluszewski led fan voting with 1,652,803, Mantle second overall but AL leader with 1,418,938. National starter at first base and Mantle at center field are confirmed with managers set to announce further selections.
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Hogan Favored as British Open Opens at Carnoustie
Ben Hogan, holder of the US Open and Masters titles, headlines the British Open as 100 hopefuls tee off across two Carnoustie courses in Scotland. Fans pack the dunes and tents dot nearby fields while Hogan, unsettled by loud clamour, contends with photographers before the start.
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Latos Pacing Hitters In II Moose Lead With .619 Avg
Eddie Latos catcher pitcher for the Moose posts 26 hits in 42 at bats for a .619 average with two weeks left in the Little League season. Jim Woodworth holds second at .460, Terry Carroll third at .433, and several teammates bat .200 or better including Bailey, Marty, Carlson, Wester, Wilkinson, Vanssens, Williams, Austin, Downey, Francisco and Bleck.
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Ajax Records 2 Victories In Teener League
The Ajax team won two Teener League games Friday night. In the opener Ajax defeated Rogers Steel 3 to 2 as Bill Turner bested Chuck Scol in a tight mound duel. In the nightcap Ajax beat National Bank 8 to 4 behind Tom Linski and Austin who each contributed key hits.
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Giants rout Brooklyn as Thompson hits two homers
Hank Thompson slugged two home runs including a bases loaded shot and drove in seven as the Giants crushed Brooklyn 20-6. Warren Spahn pitched a 4-0 shutout for the Braves in the first game of a doubleheader, limiting St. Louis to three hits.
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Yanks suffer first double loss as Washington sweeps twin bill
Washington halts New York's win streak with 4-0 and 5-4 victories behind Porterfield's five hit gem and Schmitz relief work. Snyder collects three hits with two RBIs as ex-Yankees shine after trades. Dodgers, Cubs and others post tallies in a day of hard-fought baseball across the circuit.
Pony League Scores From Jamestown and Nearby
Jamestown edged Olean 4 to 3 in a tight Pony League game. Nearby results include Hornallll Batavia 10 over Brawfioch, Wellsville 7 over Cornibg 6, and Hamilton 5.
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Playground Activities Highlight Evening Events and Winners
An evening of playground activities featured contests in foul shooting relay race shoe races jump rope and ping pong. Winners included Robert Hunt Jim Vanik Richard Betts and Phyllis Jupel with 200 attendees recorded for the day.
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Elin Mae ‘Milles
Ill Mae Miller
Blain Hunt
Tom Dietsel
Carol Jungt
Sandy Varrassa
Phyls Jaggs
Sharon Chase
Bill
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Bol Hunt
Bill Sussman
Jan Brown
Hila Mae Mller
Corry Anglers Land Two More Muskies
John Sheehan and another angler claimed two muskies at the site taken while trolling. In league play Ottawa edged them 3-2 while Rochester Syracuse beat Moir 12-1 and Toronto defeated Baltimore, with Springfield posting a 3-0 result.
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Burkemo and Harmon Lead PGA Semifinal Showdown
Four PGA professionals reach the semifinals at Birmingham Michigan in the 83rd PGA Championship. Walter Burkemo and Glen Harmon advance amid strong play. two lesser known qualifiers join the field as Ryder Cup implications loom. Burkemo posted a 69 68 run and was seven under par for the four matches, while Harmon faced late resistance before sealing his spot.
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Austin Leading Teener Batsmen and Averages
Austin high school batting leaders show Teener star with a 575 average after 29 trips. Gleton is next at 517, Spente 466, Wilkinsori 441, Swanson 310, Turner 362, Tomner 399, and others around 284 to 310 in the readable lines.
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Major League Baseball League Standings and Schedule
Yesterday results show Washington 4 Detroit 1 and Cleveland 7 0 over Pittsburgh with New York 2 and Brooklyn at Milwaukee, standins list New York atop the American League and Chicago leading the National League. Tonight's schedule features New York at Philadelphia Boston at Wausbury Chicago at Cleveland Brooklyn at Pittsburgh and Philadelphia at New York with other games noted.
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Wimbledon results hint at tense final finish
Wimbledon action from England shows players battling in a tight men final with scores near 9-7 and 6-3. The report highlights prominent contenders such as Fur Ninteen and Viv Suixas as potential winners and mentions matches involving Vie Weller and Tory Trivert.
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