Musky catches and pitching moves highlight local sports
The week opens with Roy and Ralph Cady posting four keeper muskies at Chautauqua Lake and a 46 inch, 28 pounder among early fish. In baseball, Al Lopez weighs keeping Dave Hosking in bullpen or moving him to outfield to maximize batting. Chicago White Sox opener and Tribe skipper notes follow. Also mentions Kim Kelsey and Hodie McLean considering Tennessee Rhyne, golf at Cory CC, Sim Chapman in Pacific Coast League, Ralph Kiner hot start with Cubs, Buffalo Raceway at Hamburg, and Red Murray becoming Girard head coach.
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Baseball Stars Debut Delivers Two Hits In 6-0 Victory
Allan Worthington of the New York Giants opened with a two hit game as New York defeated Philadelphia 6-0. Dale Mitchell doubled and singled for Cleveland in a 9-6 win over Chicago, extending his hitting streak to 16 games.
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Pony League Scores and Pitches Report
Olean 3 9, Hamilton 9 1, Only eames scheduled. International League Ottawa at Rochester postponed. Syracuse 7 Montreal 4, Buffalo Springfield 3, Toronto at Baltimore postponed. Fights last night Brooklyn two Portuguese 161 Costa Rica outpointed Charley Red Williams 158 Newark N D Ad.
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Browns Struggle As Home Losing Streak Reaches Nineteen
The St. Louis Browns extend their home losing streak to 19 with a 8-7 extra inning defeat to Detroit, while Cleveland and New York battle atop the AL as Brooklyn boosts NL standings. Ray Boone homers in the 11th for Detroit, and Mantle shines as Yankees sweep Philadelphia in a twin bill.
Yesterday's Baseball Scores and Tonight's Schedule
In the American League Cleveland defeated Chicago 6 to 3 and New York beat Philadelphia 10 to 5 while Detroit won 8 to 7 over St. Louis and Boston topped Washington 2 to 1. In the National League Brooklyn routed Pittsburgh 14 to 2 and Philadelphia blanked New York 6 to 0. Tonight Cleveland visits St. Louis, Detroit goes to Chicago, New York meets Philadelphia, Boston hosts Washington, and a Brooklyn Brooklyn at Pittsburgh doubleheader is listed.
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Playground concerts and games at the park this week
The playground week features plaster figurines painting through Friday, a three person basketball win by Nichols Betts and Miller over Mc Eldowney Hunt and Lindsay, a treasure hunt for giant lollipops, a ping pong trophy won by Vatrassa Miller McEldows ey Sith, and box hockey won by Roden Maxton Miller and Williams. Attendance reached 180 with baseball as Corty Jamestown ARH Vets 22 4 in the woonworth inning.
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Teener League rout as Ajax tops Aero Supply 1100
Ajax Tron Works routed Aero Supply 110 to 0 in Teener League action last night. Me stellar pitching by Dave Fleming and heavy hitting by Mitchell and Fleming led Ajax to a five-inning blowout with a five-run fifth and other big hits. The Vets beat Gerry Jamestown 9 to 7 in Life League after a three-inning one-hitter by four D-1 pitchers, aided by ten walks but buoyed by a bases-loaded double by Bob Higgins and a no-run double by Leroy Rieck.
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Sugar Grove Names New Football Coach
Norge Lavison resigns from Warren High School to become head football coach at Sugar Grove Farmington Joint High School this fall. He will teach driver education and another subject, bringing one year at Warren and prior teaching stints at Sugar Grove. Lavison earned a master's from Western Reserve and is a Clarion State graduate with prior Sugar Grove college years.
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Clarion Sale
Burkemo and Torza Reach PGA Finals in Birmingham
Walter Burkemo the Detroit golfer and Felix Torza of St Charles meet in the 36th hole of the 35th Professional Golfers Association championship in Birmingham. Burkemo, a 34 year old, survived a late charge to defeat Claude Harmon 3 and 2 and Torza eliminated Jack Tsanos on the 39th hole to reach the final. Burkemo seeks his third PGA title, having previously reached the finals in 1951 and 194? diversions.
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Hogan's score soars in British tournament at Carnoustie
In a rain swept British Open at Carnoustie Scotland defending champion Bobby Locke led early after a five over par 36 front nine while Hogan battled back to shoot a two under par 70 finishing five strokes behind Locke who posted a remarkable 65 for a new course record. Ben Hogan and Ben Hogan both race for shelter as the weather shifted delays were frequent during the opening round.
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Blackwell Ends Comeback and Retires From Baseball
Hall of Fame flameout veteran Blackwell, famed for his fastball and backhand curve during the 1947 Reds season, announced voluntary retirement after injuring a lame arm during a failed comeback with the New York Yankees. New York promoted lefty Art Shattuck to fill the roster gap as the Yankees weigh next moves.
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