Area 6 playoff series ends in tight battle with rainouts
In the Area 6 playoff, Corry and DuBois battled for top seed as four games were washed out by rain. The series saw long travel between towns and a finale at Ludlow matching Corry’s Steve Olson against DuBois’ Bill Boyle in a close contest before one fatal error altered the result.
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DuBois
Titusville
Punxsutawney
Conry
Bob Casler
Brookville
Dan Carpin
Ludlow
Corry
Steve Olson
Bill Boyle
Casler
All-Star player voting highlights Casler and Casler standout
Casler leads voting for Corry's most valuable player as Tinker posts eight hits in 17 trips and a 470 average including a one-hitter against Titusville. Bob Grice bats 1.000 in limited at bats. Becker Reagle McVicker follow with solid averages as other All-Stars post varied marks.
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Casler
Corry
Titusville
Tinker
Bob Grice
George Becker
Jim Reagle
Bob McVicker
Bob Caster
Dim Reagie
Albin Wester
Doug Stewart
Bob Mig
Corry All Stars Face Millcreek Mottawk At Mead Park
The 1958 Little League stars meet at Olin Bracken Field tonight after a 3 2 win over Lawrence Park. Millcreek Mottawk provides the opposition, fresh from ousting North East in the Northern Division playoffs. The Baressi brothers prepare a strong lineup with five top pitchers, and Tom Flowers and Mike Hanna led Tuesday’s win as the other starter is chosen.
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AL Corry
Deener
Mead Park
Olin Bracken Field
Lawrence Park
Millcreek Mottawk
North East
Corry Ares
Baressi Brothers
Sam
Joe
VFW
Corry-Jamestown
Tom Flowers
Mike Hanna
Norm Jensen
Bob Lawson
Jerry Ward
Four Remain In 7 Women's Tourney
In Chicago semifinals of the Women’s Western Amateur four players, three Curtis Cup hopefuls and Barbara McIntire, face Mrs Paul Dye Jr. Anne Quast of Everett Washington and Anne Richardson of Columbus Ohio advance with convincing wins while Barbara McIntire meets Mrs Dye. Quast defeated Clifford Ann Creed 2 up and 1 while Richardson beat Mrs Hartson 5 and 4.
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Chicago
U. S
Curtis Clip
Tykes
Anne Quast
Everett
Wash
Anne Richardson
Columbus
Ohio
Barbara McIntire
Jopiter
Fla
Paul Dye Jr
Cardinals Rally but Fall Short in Slugger Heavy MLB Night
The Cardinals reverse a three-run deficit to top the Braves 4-0 behind Sad Sam Jones four-hitter in a season plagued by slumps. Chicago Cubs drop fifth straight, Pirates edge Dodgers as San Francisco rainout reshuffles standings. Duren exit from Yankees 10-7 win over Tigers after hit by Paul Foytack pitch. Duren hospitalized for observation with facial injuries.
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Associated Press
St. Louis Cardinals
Milwaukee
San Francisco
Cardinals
Chicago Cubs
Sam Jones
Braves
Sam
Haye
Philadelphia
Cubs
Cincinnati
Pittshireh
Los Angeles
Ed Bailey
atWartin
Bill Henry
Pirates
Dick Stuart
Clic
Garrison Eyes Third State Publinx Title
Hershey golfer Paul Garrison led a field of 191 in the first round of the Pennsylvania Publinx at Hershey Park on a 6200 yard course. He shot 87 for 18 holes while aiming for a third championship in five years and the historic three title feat.
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Hershey
Paul Garrison
Pennsylvania
Hershey Park
Garrison
Nick Ristrey
Sharon
Gene Gasper
Ishey
Bob Cummings
Philadelphia
Art
Green Pond
Bethlehem
Cardinals blank Braves behind Sam Jones pitching
Yesterday's stars show Sam Jones of the Cardinals shutting out the first place Braves 4-0 on four hits. Russ Nixon of the Indians drove in four runs with a homer, a double and two singles in a 6-1 win over the Senators.
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Sam Jones
Cardinals
Braves
Russ Nixon
Indians
Senators
New York at Cleveland and Boston at Chicago Tonight
Today’s baseball schedule lists New York at Cleveland and Boston at Chicago as night games. Yesterday results include Baltimore 7 Chicago 3 and Cleveland 6 Washington 1 with New York 10 Detroit 7.
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New York
Boston
Baltimore
Kansas City
Chicago
Cleveland
Detroit
Washington
Major League Leaders Summary From Baseball Standings
Key leaders across batting, including Runnels Boston 332 and Power Cleveland 325. runs leaders Mantle New York 71 and Cerv Kansas City 58. RBI Jensen Boston 85 and Cerv 97. hits Fox Chicago 119 and Power Cleveland 111. doubles Knenn Detroit 26 and Power 22. triples Lemon Washington 7. Tuttle Kansas City 6. home runs Jensen Boston 28 and Mantle 26. steals Aparicio Chicago 19 and Rivera Landis Minoio 9. pitching Delock Boston 10 0 and Turley New York 15 3. strikeouts Bunning Detroit and Turley New York 112. Mays San Francisco 344 at bats and Banks Chicago 75 RBI.
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American Lense
Runnels
Boston
Power
Cleveland
Goodman
Chicago
Runns — Mantle
New York
Minoso
Cerv
Kansas City
Jensen
Sievers
Washington
Fox
Malaone
Knenn
Detroit
Kaline
Lemon
Tuttle
Mantle
Aparicio
Rivera
Landis
Minoio
Musial
St. Louis
Mays
San Francisco
Dark
Banks
Aaron
Milwaukee
Thomas
Pittsburgh
Anderson
Philadelphia
Walls
Thomson
Hoak
Cincinnati
Skinner
Great
Virdon
Blasingame
Rademacher to Battle Folley in Los Angeles Tonight
Pete Rademacher makes a second bid for fame as he meets Zora Folley in a ten rounds or less bout in Los Angeles. Mauro Vasquez faces Enrique Aceves in the co feature. Rademacher claims a chance at Floyd Patterson if he wins, but Cus D Amato will not forecast the winner.
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Lud Anueues
Pete Rademacher
Zora Folley
Mauro Vasquez
Mexico City
Enrique Aceves
Los Angeles
Rademacher
Foley
Chandler
Ariz
Columbus
Floyd 'Patterson
Patterson
Cus D'Amato
Cus
Betty Jameson Leads First Round in French Lick Open
Betty Jameson shot 73 to take the early lead at the French Lick Open Invitational in Indiana. Other items note player stat lines including stolen bases by Mays and Ashburn, and pitching totals for McCormick Semproch Phillips Jones Spahn and others.
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French Lick
Ind
Betty Jameson
Mays
San Francisco
Ashbutt
Philadelphia
Blasingame
St. Louis
McCormick
Semproch
Phillips
Chicago
Jay
Milwaukee
Farrell
Grissom
Jones
Padres
Los Angeles
Spahn
Radecki Homer Lifts Corry Jamestown To 6 4 Win
Corry Jamestown stunned league leader Union City 6 4 at Corry Area High School field as Tony Radecki hit a decisive seventh inning three run homer. Union City led 4 1 after five innings before a five run uprising by Corry Jamestown tied the game and sealed the comeback victory. Hodie McLean started the seventh with a double and Al Chase Eric Lanphere Felix Matthews chased the deficit to 4 3 before Radecki delivered the game winner. Union City and Corry Merchants are tied for first with Mercha nts at 4 4 as playoffs loom with four teams in contention.
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Associated Press
Ryne Duren
New York Yankees
Huis
Paul Foytack
Yanks
Detroit
Duren
Mr. Magoo
Casey Stengel
Foytack
Tigers
al Ka
Yankees
Jim
Bunning
Cleveland
Baltimore
Chicago White Sox
Boston
Kansas City
Washington
Milt Pappas
Orioles
Jim Wilson
Bob Nieman
Birds
Gary Bell
Nats
Ken Aspromonte
Tony Radecki
Union City
Corry-Jamestown
Corry
C-1
Unionites
Corry Merchants
Alood
Hodie McLean
Felix Matthews
al Chase
Eric Lanphere
Radecki
Merchants
St. Thomas
Tigers Deny Foytack Deliberately Targeted Duren
The Yankees beat the Tigers 10 7 as Arnald Duren was struck by a pitch and hospitalized with a bruise and cut. Detroit denies intentional hit, while some Yankees accuse Foytack of looking into the Tiger dugout before the pitch. Duren left on a stretcher but x-rays were negative and no cranial injury.
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Detroit
New York Yankees
Detroit Tigers
Yankee
Arnald Duren
Fichthahdter
Paul Fay Tack
Briggs Stadium
Yankees
Duren
Tory
Tigers
New York
Foytack
Tiger
Durer
al Kaline
Kansasity Athletics
Dion
Bob Gerv
Bill Norman
Foy
Eastern Open leads shared by Player and trio in rain soaked round
Player, Hob Rosburg, and Mike Fetchick top the Eastern Open after second round with four under par 605. The field features Art Wall Jr Lionel Hebert Wesley Ellis Jr and Walker Inman Jr close behind while Jay Hebert Bill Ezinicki Marty Furgol Don Stough and John O'Donnell shoot 70s. Sam Snead and Tommy Bolt also among 71s with veterans in contention.
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Baltimore
Hob Rosburg
Palo Alto
Calif
Mike Fetchick
Yonkers
N Iy
Rosburg
Fetchick
Mt. Pleasant Course
Art Wall Jr
Pocono Manor
Lionel Hebert
Lafayette
Wesley Ellis Jr
Ridgewood
N. J
Walker Inman Jr
Eelin Air Force Base
Fla
Lionel
Jay Hebert
Sanford
Bill Ezinicki
Lynfield
Mass
Marty Furgol
Lemont
Ill
Don Stough
York
John O'Donnell
Mt. Pleasant
Tommy Bolt
PGA
Jack Burke
Sam Snead
Face Shines As Pirates Fireman Roy Face Dominates
Roy Face of the Pittsburgh Pirates, a 30 year old relief pitcher, pitched his third save of the season as Pittsburgh beat the Los Angeles Dodgers 5 to 3. He moved the Pirates into fifth place in the National League with a 3 2 record and 14 saves. He entered the game for the second day in a row to stop late inning surges.
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Whue
Roy Face
Pittsburgh Pirates
Face
Pirates
Los Angeles Dodgers
Ted Williams Apologizes for Spitting Incident
Ted Williams of the Red Sox apologized for spitting at fans during a Kansas City game. He released a statement saying he lost his temper and was sorry, especially about the $260 fine. AL President Will Harridge fined Williams $250 for conduct detrimental to baseball.
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Ueigaau
Red Sox
Ted Willams
Kansas City
Willams
American League
Will Harridge
Williams
Harry Simpson
Legion Season Ends: Makeup Slate Cancelled
The American Junior Legion season closed abruptly as Erie County League makeup games were cancelled for lack of playing time. Corry’s McInnes Steel finished 6-6 and 1959 looks bright with many veterans returning. The 1958 All Star trio Vanssens Latos and Williams will lead next year’s roster at Ainsworth Field.
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American
Ernie Vanssens
Ed Latos
Terry Williams
Larry Barr
Bob Lindsey
Terry Houser
LeRoy Rieck
Bob Bailey
Art Perkins
Jan van Dresar
Bill Tunnell
Tates
Williams
Vanssens
Barr
Houser
Bailey
Rieck
Perkins
Erie
Ainsworth Field
Vanssens, Latos
Corry
Count Amore Captures Feature At Monmouth
Oceanport New Jersey jockeys watched as Count Amore an 86 to 60 favorite won the feature at Monmouth Park by a margin of 31 lengths, keeping front at the stretch and securing the race.
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Oceanport
N. J
Count Amore
Monmouth
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William Hartson
Oakland
Garrison Eyes Third State Publinx
Agi
Isburgh
Major League
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A. Chase
T. Radecki
Eben Union City
Pos
Ryland
Hurlburt
Ottaway Magee
Hasking
Ib Landis
M. Hurlburt
Huckno
D. Chase
Radeckiah
McGor
Clark
McLean Marsh
Matthews A. Chase
Ib ‘Tanphere
Rex Warner
Warner's
Gulf Service
North Center Street
E.F.M
Crystal Coal
Maple Ave
Blondie
Chic Young
Neig 'Rarhood Imear
Rave Associat
Ake
China
Ana
A&b Distributing Co
First Ave
Ted
Legion
Al’s
Clothes
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