Legion Wins 3 In Row
Metnes Junior Legion hammered Harborcreek 11-3 at Loveland Field led by Corky Crockett who went 4 RBI and a homer. Crockett’s performance followed a four run first and five run sixth as Metnes built the lead. Bill Schafer allowed five hits over three innings, with Harold Bromley and Larry Greer contributing, while McInnes players aim for Pirates tryout in Meadville. Greer to play in Legion All-Star game at Clearfield.
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Corky Crockett
Metnnes Junior Legion
Harborcreek
Loveland Field
Crockett
RBI
Corty
Bob Casler
Patsey Notte
Mefines
Bill Schafer
eld-Harborersek
Harold Bromley
Larry Greer
Ed Linski
John Stranahan
Greer
Linski
Zhis
Farel
Houge
McCorry
Wayne Bvand
John Correll
Ron Brown
Schafer
Bromley
Innines
McInnes
Lawrence Park
GE Field
Legion
Clearfield
Pittsburgh Pirates
Meadville-Eues
HiFi Beats Ajax In High-Scoring City League Slugfest
Hi-Fi defeats Ajax 16 to 13 after a dramatic seventh inning tied by Bailey and Bidwell. Sperry doubles and Brooks singles set the stage for Speyry and Brooks heroics as Hi-Fi rallies from a late deficit. Ajax outhits Hi-Fi but the Musics’ power surge, including two homers by Bailey, proves decisive.
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Swoyen
Ajax
Ewelleam
Harry Speyry
Dave Brovits
Bd Batley
Hi-Fi
Jim_ Kelsey
Ted Bidwell
Bidwell
Dale Hammerlee
Ajaso
Mhcee Tsien Hammerlee
Fou
Tien—Sperry
Bailey Brooke
Terry Howser
Exeh
Bailey
Sperry
Brooks
Jax
Pierott
Niedomys
Hammerlce
Kelsey
Bob Grice
Dick Smilewind Rovian
Convertible Prize Highlighted by Hole-In-One at Fiat Open
In Flint Michigan the Fiat Open Golf tournament at Warwick Hills awarded a $5300 convertible for a hole in one. The event drew players from regional clubs with Covintyy securing the top prize as crowd favorites celebrated a rare ace.
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Flint
Warwick Hills
Covintyy
Galvistan
Wards Hall
Phillies 7-0 In 8 10 Loop Unbeaten
Unclear OCR text mentions Phillies 7-0 in an 8 10 loop and unbeaten status. other items reference Orioles beating Angels and upcoming games. No clear names beyond Phillies and Orioles.
Blind Partner Golf Day Held For Ladies
A fragmented report notes a blind partner game conducted for a ladies golf day. The readable text names players and appears to describe handicaps and pairings though many words are garbled. The passage suggests a social golf event with mixed clarity on participants and outcomes.
Indians rally past White Sox in tight pennant race
Dillard, 25, replaced injured Luplow Thursday and made a clutch ninth inning catch then a go ahead 1-8 pitch in the ninth, lifting Cleveland to a 7-6 win over Detroit. Colavito homered three times, Brandt and Gentile drove in runs as Baltimore beat the White Sox 4-1. Brown earned the win. Baumann absorbed the loss.
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Erete Don Sinn
Cleveland
Detroit
al Luplow
Lok Angéles Angels
Jackie Brandt
Jbn Gentile
Baltimore
Chino White Sox
Dillard
Luplow
Bil Britoi
Colavito
White Sox
Jack Fisher
Hal Brown
Wes Stock
Brandt
Gentile
Brown
Frank Baumann
Dodgers Dominate Giants In Opening NL Series Rout
The Dodgers overpower the Giants 9 1 in San Francisco to seize a game and a half lead as Tommy Davis and Willie Davis drive the offense with homers and nine hits. Alvin McBeath of Pittsburgh tosses a six hitter to blank Philadelphia, while the Pirates topple the Phillies 5 0.
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Ign Ean
Giants
Dodeer
Tommy Davis
Ron Hairy
Willie
Tom
Alvin McBeau
Pittsblrek
Philadelphia St
Mike McCormick
Ams
Henny
GiAlietes
Shiers
Xeligvel
Jim
Major League Leaders snippet echoes 1950s stat lines
Fragmentary list shows players and teams with runs batted in and hits. Names like Mays and Angeles appear amid scattered cities and teams such as San Francisco Los Angeles and Pittsburgh, reflecting late season leader notes in a sports column.
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T. Travis
Tia Angeles
F Alou
San Francisco
Rive—Wills
Los Angel
Mays
T. Angeles
T. Dalle
Los Au Iy
Chicaco
Strigoons
Krux
Dos Angelos
Deyadalo
Sar Angelos
American Leasive Batting In 200 Inure Jab Bats
Fragmentary report lists teams and players including Kansas City and Boston with batting and pitching notes. Names like Wagner Avinelo Gt Robbear Hollins Minnesota and Detroit appear amid scattered city and team references. The text is garbled with incomplete phrases and unclear context.
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Aits — Hollins
Boston
Chickee
Ani
Chino
Alliance and Presbyterian baseball results show mixed fortunes
In Aero Field action the Taitherans staged a comeback but lost 16 13 to the Presbyterians. Alliance shut down EUB 21 14 in a free swinging tilt that went extra innings. Lutherans rallied late but fell 16 4. Jim Lundy earned the win for Alliance with Chuck McCray. Lefty Chuck Bugbee took the loss for the Lutherans.
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Aero Field
Alliance
Eub
Ant
Avalanche
Testay
Chuck McCray
Chuck Bugbee
Gotton
West End
Methodists
Baptists
CJ Clobbers Moose Club: 18-7 In LL Showdown At Bricker Field
Jamestown dominates Moose Club 18 to 7 at Bricker Field. Jack Hammond and Greg Hooks spearhead a 48-hit onslaught with Hammond perfect four for four and Hooks driving in three runs. Moose’s Dick Stover leads three singles for his team. Wetmore cleanly wins for Jamestown while Steves takes the loss. Umpires Zalimeck Turner Eddy Wolfe.
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Copey
Jamestown
Walthampions
Yeir
Moose Club
Bricker Field
Ile
Moose
Dave Wetmore
Ai Mend Avenue
Ball Park
Corry
H Hooks
Bers ‘Hammond
Welmore
G. Blynt
Briecken
Pain
Swanson
Curtis
J Harvey
Sawyer
B. Bryait
Ae Brown
Tolls
R Wascak
Wascak
Te Johnston
Ives Steves
Swart
Johnson
McCaslin
Ny Frisina
Hasbrouck
Dingtelder
Carty Ja
Wetmore
B. Brynt
Patn
er-Blynle-Wurm
Mc Gray
Johnston
J. Wascak
Winnning
Steves
Zalimeck
Turner
Eddy
Wolfe
Pirates extend win streak to seven in Phillies loss
The Pittsburgh Pirates beat Philadelphia 6 0 as AL McBean earned the victory with a six hit complete game. Gulflity Dick Groat hit a home run and Pittsburgh captured its fourth straight win, extending their streak to seven. Owens yielded a walk and a triple in a rough night for the Phillies, who dropped to 1-10 in their last 11 games.
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Pittsburgh
Philadphia Phillies
Bues
Philadelphia
AL McBean
Pillsbureh
Bucs
Phillies
Dick Groat
Pirate
Jim Owens
vile—Owens
Bill Mar
Crosh
Pittsburel
All-Star selections named by Houk for AL roster
Minnesotan Ralph Houk completed the American League all star lineup naming eight pitchers and nine position players with Bill Monbouquette Jim Bunning Dick Donovan and Hank Aguirre among the right and left handers. Starters include Mickey Mantle Roger Maris Leon Wagner Earl Battey Rich Rollins and Luis Aparicio with Elston Howard named as catcher and several others as reserves.
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Minneapolis-St. Paul
Mahnagey
Ralph Houk
Fox
Yankee
Nationaltars
Washington
Houk
Fred—Hutchinson
Hank Aguirre
Detroit
Dick Donovan
Cleveland
Camila Pascual
Minnesota
Jim Bunning
Bill Monbouquette
Boston
Dave Stenhouse
Washinton
Se Wilhelm
Baltimore
Ralph Terry
New York
Rocky Colagito
Lee Thomas
Los Angeles
Jim Landis
Chicago
Norm Lieber
Kansas City
Bobby Richardson
Tom Tre
Brooks
Robison
John Romana
Howard
Tas Re nik B American League baseball results and schedule
The report lists Thursday results Cleveland 7Detroit 6 Baltimore 5Chicago 4 with Chicago at Cleveland and Baltimore at Detroit among today’s games. also New York at Minnesota and Washington at Kansas City. In the National League Los Angeles beat San Francisco 11 3 and Pittsburgh defeated Philadelphia 5 0 with several scheduled games. Minor scores include Batavia 1 1 8? Auburn 8 Jamestown 10 Geneva 3 Olean 18 Brie 7.
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Laos Angeles
Cleveland
Minnesota
Baltimore
Detroit
Chicago
Boston
Kansas City
Washington
New York
Los Angeles
Wes
San Francisco
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Milwaukee
Philadelphia
Houston
jChicago
St Louis
Cincinnati
NYP
Batavia
Auburn
Jamestown
Geneva
Olean
Brie
19 Year Old U S Hope at Wimbledon Final
Karen Hantze Susman, 19, reached the Wimbledon final by upsetting four top players including Maria Bueno and Ann Haydon. She faces Vera Sukova, 40, in the final Saturday, aiming to bring the title back to the United States for the first time since 1958. Susman, from California, now resides in San Antonio with husband Rod.
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Wimbledon
England
Karen Hantze Susman
United States
Karen
Vera Sukova
Sikova
Pink-Drawered Lass Wins Cheers But Loses Match
At Wimbledon in a playful controversy Brazilian champion Maria Bueno, 22, wore a bright outfit provoking laughter from center court. Doctors and officials debated whether the color affected her play, while designer Teddy Tinling defended the wardrobe choice as not altering performance.
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Maria Bueno
Maria
Paulo da Silva Costa
Teddy Tinlinz
Tinling
Lee Colayito Hits Third Home Run in Game for Tigers
Big League star Lee Colayito of the Tigers became the season’s second player to homer three times, driving in five as he went deep in the fourth fifth and seventh innings in Cleveland. Al McBean of the Pirates held Philadelphia to six singles and five to nothing win. Kova becomes the first Czech woman to reach the final.
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Lee Colayito
Tigers
Cleveland
al McBean
Pirates
Philadelphia
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