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Corry Jamestown Dash Moose 4-2 In Tight Little Loop Tilt
Corry Jamestown kept within shouting distance of the league leading VFW last night as the Steel-Agers edged the Moose Club 4-2 at damp Olin Bracken Field in Little League action.
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Little League Game Moved Up To 4:30 At Mead Park
Teener League All-Star at Love Land Field caused the Little League tilt between VFW and Corry Jamestown to start at 4 30. VFW pitcher Vic Gragg noted the change this morning as players report by 4 p m. Mike Hanna and Tom Morton pitched well, both going the distance with five hits allowed. Hanna earned the win with three strikeouts, Morton eight. Key hits included Hanna and Woodworth in the first, Houghtling’s three-base error drive in the fourth, and Moose errors in the fifth. Cox homered for Moose, Malone and Aftl contributed. Fielding highlights featured Bacheluer’s running catch and Morton’s stab of a hot grounder.
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Detroit topples Yankees as Lary struggles linger
Detroit's 12-5 victory marks the fifth time this season a pitcher defeats the Yankees, with Lary extending a 27-inning scoreless streak before a two-run eighth inning. Jensen hits 27th homer. Orioles rally to beat White Sox in 12 innings as Arnie Portocarrero tosses nine shutout frames.
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Baseball standings and results from the day’s action
National League and American League results and standings led by Robin Roberts' 1-0 loss to San Francisco. Giants’ Mike McGinnis hurled a nine-hitter for his second shutout as Philadelphia’s ace drops to 1-0, while Milwaukee and Chicago trail in close NL race amid multiple games and homers by Aaron and Covington.
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Women’s Golf Meet Friday Moves to Corry Course
The annual Women’s Golf Association of Northwestern Pennsylvania tournament relocates to Corry Country Club due to flood damage at Sharon. Ten clubs from the northwestern area will compete with an anticipated field of about 50 players. The ladies tee off at 9:00 a.m. on the 18‑hole event, with Cox and Hanna noted in scoring and pitching.
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Yesterday's Stars Shine In Losses And Wins
Hank Aaron and Hank Aaron pair of homers and a sacrifice fly fueled a 4-1 victory for the Stars, while Mike McCormick struggled allowing nine hits in a 1-0 win for the Giants over the Phillies. Clevenger struck out seven over six innings in relief for a 5-4 win against the Indians. Prizes start in golf events with low gross and net divisions. Distaff golfers arrive from Warren to Erie area clubs Kahkwa and Lawrence Park.
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Rookie Dick Stuart Sparks Pirates Past Dodgers 6 2
Stuart led Pittsburgh with a homer a single and two RBIs as they beat the Los Angeles Dodgers 6-2 in Los Angeles. His sixth inning homer gave the Pirates a 2-0 edge after Roberto Clemente scored on a fourth inning single. Duke Snider tied it with a 440-foot homer in the sixth for the Dodgers before Pittsburgh surged for four runs in the eighth to seal the win.
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Five consecutive winners highlight Delaware Park card
At Delaware Park Rana Del Eldon Nelson Glenrose Okda rode five in a row including Sob Sister 98 in the feature. Oceanport New Jersey Plion 480 under Willie Hartack won the top event at Monmouth where Howie Grant rode a triple. Los Angeles Rams traded veteran back Tank Younger to the Pittsburgh Steelers for a high draft choice.
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Frick appeals for control of game coverage
Commissioner Ford Frick told U S senators baseball needs power to curb TV radio broadcasts or risk destruction. He warned majors and minors rely on each other and some clubs may ignore limits, broadcasting into minor league markets. Trautman supported witnesses as Frick outlined expansion and antitrust exemptions to protect baseball from Supreme Court rulings.
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McCormick Pays Off For Giants
McCormick earned praise after a 1-0 win over the Phillies and Robin Roberts. The 19-year-old lefty improved to 7-1 as National League leading pitcher, delivering a sharp seven innings with nine hits allowed and strong late-game defense from San Francisco.
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Teener All-Stars Postponed Again At Loveland Field
The Teener League All-Stars game between Corry and Du Bois at Loveland Field was postponed due to wet grounds after a morning ruling by local baseball commissioner Lav Hanna. The teams have faced repeated delays from heavy rain, with a tentative reschedule set for tomorrow night in Corry, weather permitting, while a third game would be on a neutral diamond if needed.
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Mackay Stars In Tennis Tourney Triumphs Amid Tough Rounds
Mackay, 22, Dayton, a top Davis Cup hopeful, advanced to the fourth round of the National Clay Court Tournament after edging Bobby Siska 6-3 6-4 and Gay Mesick 6-3 6-4. Bernard Barker, aiming for more titles, won two matches 6-2 6-0. Other top seeds Whitney Reed, Zack Zallf, Sammy Glammalva, and Mike Green also won to reach the later rounds.
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Giants Close Gap Behind Brewers With Seventh Inning Run
Frank Shellenback hailed a 100 percent improvement in a Giants pitcher over spring training. The Giants scored in the seventh on two walks a double and a costly error by Willie Jones to stay 1/2 game behind Milwaukee.
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Snake bites boy. father saves by tying venomous snake
Curt Ancrs, 16, was bitten by a rattlesnake while mowing weeds near Campton Kentucky. His father killed the snake and tied it around the boy’s leg to slow venom. Curt walked a mile to seek medical help and was reported in fair condition.
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Bolt Pleads Case Before PGA Tonight
Bolt, a probation case since last January, seeks another chance from the PGA Executive Committee tonight. He faces a possible $500 fine for bad conduct as the National Open champion prepares for the PGA Championship. Observers expect a severe dressing down and warning. if suspended, it would take immediate effect and bar him from this tournament and others. Harold Sargent, PGA president, notes the need to protect the championship’s integrity.
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