Reds and Cards Rise as Braves Giants Split
Brooks Lawrence won his 11th as Cincinnati swept a doubleheader with Philadelphia 4-2 and Crowe homered for the Redlegs, narrowing the gap to two games behind Milwaukee. Milwaukee split with the Giants as Chicago and St. Louis won and Detroit beat Washington in extras.
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Diamond Action Saturday's Teener League Results
Saturday results from multiple leagues include Cory All-Stars facing Tinsville and Teenie All-Sins, Lovelland Field 6 p.m. games, WPW vs Elks, Indians vs Braves, McInnes Steel vs Blehynski's, Corry-Jamestown vs Moose, Yanks vs Dodgers, and McInnes Steel-Corry at Sloyale in the American Legion lineup.
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Erie
Paul O Leary Wins Erie Open
Paul O Leary of Culver City won the Erie Open Golf Tournament by one stroke at Kahkwa Country Club. He claimed the $1,000 winner’s share from a field of 80 pros contesting the $5,000 in cash prizes. Top finishers included Gigg Brower, Toby Lyons, Arnold Palmer, Merrell, Jim Smoot, and Fred Hipkins, with scores ranging to 66 71 180 and beyond.
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Lakohe Pa
Ins Merrell
Mogadore
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Fred Hipvikins
Tex
Major Leaders National League BPyltime based on 30 at Mate
Summary of senior league leaders with batting and pitching highlights. Names include Aaron Milwaukee and Williams Boston for home runs, Mantle New York for runs batted in, and Aparicio Chicago for stolen bases. Also notes pitching led by Shantz New York with numerous decisions and wins by Smith Crocker in Hot Springs event with 7,500 prize.
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iMtays
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Ums
Mantle
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Chicago
Minoso
Chiesen
Nieman
Baltimore
McDoursld
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Aparicio
Pitchine
Shantz
HIG Bunskepluts
Wynn
Cleveland
Crawford And McCarthy Join Hall Of Fame
Crawford and McCarthy form part of the Hall of Fame induction today. McCarthy, a 70 year old former manager renowned for nine pennants with the New York Yankees, and Crawford, who collected 2904 hits in 19 big league seasons, attend the ceremony alongside veterans from the Baseball Writers Association. The event at Otsego Lake site Doubleday Field draws 9,000 for the exhibition game between the St. Louis Cardinals and the Chicago White Sox.
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Corry Teeners Score 11-2 Win Over Titusville
Corry Teeners beat Titusville 11 to 2 in a best of three series opener on Titusville’s field. Bob Bailey pitched five hitters, fanning 11 with four walks as Corry’s Williams, Rieck, Caster and Houser drove in most runs. The teams meet again tonight at Love Land Field as Corry seeks a finals berth. a Titusville win would force a deciding game at a neutral site.
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T. Houser
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B. Bailey
Dick Aten
Kovach and Rieck
Althea Gibson wins National Clay Courts title in women’s singles
Althea Gibson of New York captured the women’s singles crown at the National Clay Courts Championships by defeating Darlene Hard of Montebello 6-2 6-8. In the same event inglewood: Herbie Flam loses to Vie Selxas in a 1-6 6-1 6-3 final.
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Inglewood
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Alhambra
Senators and Bucs Lead Minor League Tied Race
Senators and Dodgers traded innings in a tight 4 2 game as Larry Rieck delivered the Dodgers' first run in the fourth. Tommy Morton hit his fifth homer as the Nats surged with four in the same frame, aided by walks and Lee Hammond's single. The two leaders, Senators and Dodgers, remained unbeaten with 2–0 marks in the week.
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Minor League Standings Highlight Second Half Action
Morton struck out the side in the fifth as the Senators faced the Dodgers threats. Dodgers earlier beat Braves 19 8 with McLaughlin allowing seven hits. Miller and Russell homered. Pirates swept Indians 23 8 and 14 9 with Chila grand slam and Kennedy circuit clout. Munn homered twice and a bases loaded triple tied the six in a first place deadlock. Indians vs Braves meet tonight at Corry Area High School field.
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Corry Area High School
Yankees Split Twin Bill With Indians In Cleveland
Seventeen Yankees edged the Indians 4-3 in the first game of a doubleheader yesterday, but Cleveland rallied to win the nightcap 7-4. A crowd of 51,670 at Municipal Stadium, largest in two years, watched New York drop a half game in the American League lead to Chicago White Sox. Tom Sturdivant earned the win in the opener while Bob Lemon took the loss. Ray Narleski strong in relief for the Indians, with Mickey Mantle hitting his 25th homer.
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Une Tollans
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Ray Narleski
Mickey Mantle
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Gil McDongald
Elston Ho
Lionel Hebert Wins PGA Title in Miami Victory
Lionel Hebert defeats Bow Pinesta in a dramatic PGA Championship final at the Miami Valley Golf Club. Hebert, runner Jay Hebert’s brother, overcomes a late deficit to claim the title and move onto the Ryder Cup team consideration. Jay Hebert finishes seventh as Sam Snead and other stars fail to reach the finals.
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Jackie Burke
Doug Ford
Gene Litter
Ed Furgol
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Wom Bis Western Aqiateur Tournament Final Result
Omaha Nev Meriam Batley Evanston TL defeated Ann Casey Johnstons Mason City ows 7 and 1 in the finals. Tahoe City Calif Miro Slo vak former Grechoblovakian far man drove Miss Walton in victory in the Mapes Golf Cup event. Award clubbed homers off Lemon t the opener. Cleveland Jene Wood ling and Al Smith tegged Johnny Kiyoks for blindtippers in the nightcap.
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Jene Woodling
al Smith
Johnny Kiyoks
Baseball Standings and Results Across Leagues
American League standings show New York leading with a 59 30 record, Boston 40 48, and Detroit a5 488. Yesterday's scores include New York 4 Cleveland 2 and Baltimore 7-2, with Detroit 6 Washington 10 in. National League list Milwaukee 53 38, Brooklyn 51 19, St Louis 50 38, and Philadelphia 49 41. Yesterday's NL games: Cincinnati 4-6, New York 5-4, Chicago 5-2, St. Louis 7-11, Pittsburgh 2-2 after 10 innings. no games scheduled tonight. Saturday night boxing: Pete Ka won by decision in Hollywood.
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Heavyweight Boxing Week Slated At Several Venues
Heavyweight boxing actions headline the week with multiple notable matchups. Bobby Courchesne of Holyside and Bobby Bell of Youngstown engage at St Nicholas Arena New York while Roland Lastarea returns at Many Field Bristol against Al Anderson. Floyd Patterson prepares for his July title defense versus Tommy Jackson at Polo Grounds New York. Eddie Machen faces Bob Baker at Chicago Stadium with Alex Miteff versus Julio Mederos on Friday TV card from Washington.
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Hurricane) Jackson
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Alex Miteff
Julio Mederos
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Braves split with Giants as Logan shines in nightcap
Yesterday's star bats Johnny Logan of the Braves collected seven hits on the day, with five for five in the nightcap leading a 7-4 win after a 5-4 loss in the opener to the New York Giants. Jim Wilson of the White Sox pitched a three hit shutout over the Red Sox, securing a second straight win. Pittsburgh Steelers announce pre season drills at St Bonaventure University in Olean, with linebacker Mary Matuszak and rookie Lionel Reed set to sign 1957 contracts.
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