City Softball Rivalry Set To Crown 1960 Champion
The City Softball League eyes a decisive week as Corry Jamestown and Moose’s Bar and Restaurant, both 8–0, gear up for a makeup trio of games. Rain delayed the first meetings on June 15 and 29, with the archrivals finally set to clash Wednesday, weather permitting, to determine the season’s top team.
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Ajax
Cieut
Corry Jamestown
Moose's Bar and Restaurant
Ymir
the Marbles
Lime Moose
Corry Merchants
Go Kart Club Forms In Corry With Local Enthusiasm
A dozen midget racing fans met at George Hartley Garage to form the Corry Kart Club. Pred Clark was elected president, Pred Clayton vice president, Ike Wickwire secretary, and Connie Monroe treasurer. Memberships will fit two categories for kart owners and hen-owners, open to men, women and children, with local track behind Hartley Garage nearing completion and about 10 karts in the area.
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Tts
George Hartley
West Smith Street
Pred Clark
Pred Clayton
Ike Wickwire
Connie Monroe
Karl
Wickwire
Corry
Hartley Garage
Minor League Results Tie Breakers In Long Games
The American Asses report shows Charleston G held in 14 innings by Louisville 14 to 4 in a marathon. Indianapolis edged Dallas Fort Worth 3 to 1 after 14 innings. Denver lis defeated by Bu a with an 8 run margin in a lengthy contest.
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Charleston
Louisville
Moose Edge Elks In Fourteen Innings On Park Field
The Moose beat the Elks 17 to 13 at Meat Park's Olin Brooke Field after a late burst. Corry's squad, 8-0 in the season, built a six-run lead, then withstood Elks rallies as Larry Darnoall and Ronnie Hanks stood out defensively. Palmer leads PGA field after round one at Firestone with 3433-87.
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Lille
Chemp- Jong
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George Costello
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Larry Darnoall
Ronnie Hanks
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Wascak
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Bracken
Carrier
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Sprover
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K Marsh
Brady
Muck
Wright
Major League Leaders summary of batting and pitching leaders
The list names top leaders in both leagues by at bats runs hits doubles triples home runs and stolen bases. Notable figures include Mantle Maris Mays Banks Aaron and Mays with leaders in at bats runs hits and steals across the American and National Leagues. Pitching leaders include Turley and Williams with strikeout totals and decisions led by Williams 92 wins and Roebuck 82 losses.
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Cleveland
Power
Mantle
New York
Mans
Marns
Skowran
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Smith
Chicago
Robinson
Baltimore
Skowron
Runmels
Malzone
Boston
Siebern
Kans
Aparicio
Fox
Maxwell
Detroit
Snyder
Kans City
Maris
Lemon
Washington
Lantis
Coates
Turley
Bunning
Bell
Larker
Los Angeles
Mays
San Francisco
Bath
Bruton
Milwaukee
Kirkland
Ming — Banks
Aaron
Boyer
St. Louis
Pinsett
Cincinnati
Wills
Williasns
Roebuck
Drysdale
Minor League Scores Roll On in Weekend Action
In the International League Vovonte led Rochester 8 to 2 in ten innings as Buffalo and Montreal tied 4 4. Columbus defeated Jessey GY 1 to 0 and Richmond posted a 4 to 1 win.
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Rochbeter
Buffalo
Montreal
Columbus
Jessey GY
Rinhmond
Robin Roberts No-Hitter Bid Quashed by Fifth Infield Hit
In San Francisco Robin Roberts pitched a near no hitter as Felipe Alou's fifth inning infield hit off Philadelphia third baseman Joe Morgan stood as the lone hit. Manager Gene Mauch and Morgan argued the ruling while Roberts and the Phillies maintained the bid was legitimate but unfulfilled. “This is as close as I’ve ever come,” Roberts said, reflecting on the tough break.
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Philadelphia Phillies
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Phillies
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James M. McGee
Themics
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Mauch
Francisco
McGee
Bob Anderson
Chicago Cubs
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Detroit
Washington
Nemerun Power
Benators
Piitshureh
Los Angeles
Roberto Clemente
Smith
Johnny Padres
Law
Dodgers
Coliseum
Cardinals
Warren Spalin
Carl Willey
Bill White
Jackson
Lindy McDaniel
Braves
Miss Wright Leads Ladies in Open at Worcester
The National Women's Open Golf Championship moved into its second round as defending champion Mickey Wright led with a 3 under par 69 at Worcester Country Club. Marilynn Smith was one stroke back after eagling the 12th hole with a 50-foot wedge shot and a strong first round.
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Iap
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Marilynn ‘Smith
Miss Wright
San Diego
Calif
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Miss. Smith
Mickey
Miss Smith
Cards End Braves Streak as Smith Sparks Pirates
Hal Smith slammed his ninth homer of the season, six at the Los Angeles Coliseum, powering the Pirates past the Dodgers 7 4 and helping Vin Law win his 12th. Milwaukee beat the Braves to end their seven game run as Larry Jackson and Rob Roberts held the mound for the Phillies.
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Hal Smith
Los Angeles Coliseum
Pittsburgh
Walter O'Malley
Smith
Scveen
Pittsburon
Dotlwers
Vin Law
Pirates
Milwauke
Si Iyuis
Bucs
Milwaukee
Braves
Larry Jackson
Robin Roberts
San
Legion Season Ends As Final Game Cancelled
Gerry's summer Legion actouts halted when Eve Sport Store club canceled Loveland Field contest against Igeals. Patsey Nolte led a 1-9 season, the worst in 14 years. A rainout wiped the Post 11 matchup, and a Cor rs Junior League All-Stars game is pending as uniforms are packed.
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Legion
Eve Sport Store
Igeals
Loveland Field
Patsey Nolte
Post 11
Cor~ Rs
Legionnaires
Notte
Fight Results Steubenville Golf Notes
Steubenville report shows Tom Jackson of New York and Jim O Connell the leaders under par after a Thursday round. Crocker of Montevideo and Hagao of Crystal River carded two over par 74, with Birdie four and 4 yard fifth hole play noted.
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Boxing Results and Scores From Madrid Lightweight Bout
Reports show Fred Galiana of Spain defeating Manola Garcia in a 134% pound contest, retaining the Spanish lightweight title in a twelve round decision. Meanwhile, baseball and football score snippets list Milwaukee Los Angeles Cincinnati Philadelphia and Chicago as top scorers in recent showdowns, with standings and upcoming games noted for several teams.
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Fred Galiana
Spain
Manola Garcia
Galiana
Battlers Edge Gilmore In City Softball Showdown
In a tight City Softball League contest the A M Battling Co edged Gilmore Studio 10 9 led by Lloyds three run homer in the second and a two run blast in the sixth as Wotus went 4 for 4. Malvin added a solo shot and Hodie McLean pitched well. Gilmore replied with a five run fifth inning sparked by Wotus triple and Longs triple but fell short as the Battlers moved within a half game of McInnes Steel for third place and set up a clash with Corry Jamestown.
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Bob Mulgin
Hodie McLean
A&m Battling Co
Gilmore Studio
Loyd
Malvin
I ‘Bed
Rick Worlis
Gilows
A&m
Lloyd
Watus
Gilmore
Allan Long
Battlers
Wotus
Sonny Staples
McInnes Steel
Steelers
Pirates batter Hal Smith hits two homers at Dodgers
Yesterday’s Stars Batting-Hal Smith of the Pirates slugged two home runs in a 41 victory at Coli seum, his eighth and ninth of the year, most in Los Angeles. Robin Roberts of the Phillies threw a one hitter against San Francisco for his 35th career shutout, a 3-0 win, allowing only an infield single by Felipe Alou.
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Pirates
Dodger
Coliseum
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Robin Roberts
Philles
San Francisco
Felipe Alou
Yankees and White Sox Set for Open Showdown at Yankee Stadium
The opener pits the Yankees with a one game lead against the Chicago White Sox in a four game weekend series. Bob Turley faces Early Wynn as Casey Stengel’s club looks to extend a 74 season edge while Detroit and Washington chase in the standings. Maris, Mantle, and Paris pace early season power with homers and RBI totals climbing.
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White Sox
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Sox
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Washington
Senators
Frank Lary
Dave Sisler
Jim Lemon
Harmon Killebrew
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Lary
Casey Stengel
Bob Turley
Early Wynn
al Lopez
Roger Maris
Babe Ruth
Maris
Ruth
Mickey Mantle
Moose Skowron
Paris
Orioles Release Bobby Thomson After Recall of Wes Stock
The Orioles recalled Wes Stock from Miami and released Bobby Thomson who once sparked baseball in 1951 with a dramatic ninth inning homer. Thomson's career included a Giants heroics, trades to Milwaukee and back to the Braves, plus stints with the Cubs and Red Sox before joining Baltimore as a free agent on July 2.
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Bobby Thomson
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Wes Stock
Thomson
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Braves
Sinché
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