Corry All-Stars split high school playoff tilt in doubleheader win
Corry Little League All-Stars upset Millcreek Mohawks 22 to 0 in opening round at Ol Bracken Field led by Art Hotchkiss on the mound. Hotchkiss allowed three runs across four frames, striking out seven as Corry advanced in the Northern Division playoffs. Millcreek’s Lawson was limited to three hits. Corry added key run support with clutch singles and a decisive fourth inning.
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Major Loop Leaders Major Loop Leaders
American League leaders include Kuenn Detroit and Maris Kansas City in runs. Killebrew Washington leads RBIs with 72. Fox Chicago and Kuenn Detroit top hits and doubles. Warren power rankings list others like Aparicio and Mantle with steals. National League batting leaders feature Aaron Milwaukee and Cepeda San Francisco. Banks Chicago leads RBIs. Mathews Milwaukee tops runs and hits. Pitching leaders include McLish Cleveland and Paxson Washington with high win totals.
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Oiler and Keppel Tie In Ladies Golf Event
Oiler and Marie Keppel tied for top honors in Thies Way's Ladies Day golf at Cory Country Club. Ruffner finished one stroke behind with 80, Cosme and Dolsa tied for third at 84, while 20 plus women competed. Prizes were awarded by the Bishop to the top finishers.
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Johnson Cops Nod in Rematch Eyes Pastrano Chase
Willie Pastrano seeks a rematch after a 4–round unanimous decision by Alonzo Johnson in Louisville. Johnson, fresh off a 13th straight win, used a body attack to counter Pastrano’s right hand despite a jammed thumb. The bout, televised nationally, left Pastrano at 45 and Johnson at 183 3/4 pounds.
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Rohnson Over Pastrana In Brisk Louisville Bout
Alonzo Rohnson of Braddock Pa outpointed Wille Pastrana of Miami in a 10 round fight held in Louisville Kentucky. Rohnson displayed sharp combinations and controlled the middle rounds while Pastrana pressed and connected late. The decision went to the power puncher from Braddock who improved to 1834 in the win column.
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Casey Stengel vs Mossi and Lary Spark Yankees Rivalry
DETROIT AP Casey Stengel fumed as Don Mossi and Frank Lary repeatedly deny the Yankees. Dykes retorted that Detroit’s plan to save Mossi for New York has backfired. Mossi beat the Yankees 4 2 with six hitters and two outs from a shutout. Howard’s two-run homer in the ninth saved the day. Lary, 15-0 against New York, remains undefeated against the defending champions.
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Sports Figures Pay Tribute To Tarheels Tatum
Notables from the sports world gathered at Chapel Hill to honor North Carolina coach Jim Tatum who died from a virus infection. The 240 pound Tatum, once named coach of the year at Maryland, had hoped this season would be his best. His wife Edna was hospitalized with a similar illness. A Chapel Hill Methodist service heard tributes as athletic director Chuck Erickson said naming a successor was not yet considered.
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Mays and Jones Lift Giants to 2-1 Victory Over Cubs
Giants bat Mays back into action despite a sore neck. Davenport delivers a two-out single in the eighth to spark a 2-1 win as Jones posts three scoreless innings to seal the affair. Dodgers fall to Cardinals. Braves blank Pirates. Phillies edge Reds with Sawatski homer.
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Soggy Baseball Results Involves White Sox and AL Leaders
The article notes Chicago White Sox relief heroics led by Al Smith's ninth inning homer securing a 2-1 win over Baltimore and widening their AL half game advantage. Cleveland, Detroit, and Kansas City also win as pennant race tightens with late-inning drama and key sluggers fueling the contests.
Major Loop Stars Pitching and Hitting Rally In AL Action
Juan Pirente of the Braves struck out 12 while yielding only four hits to lead a BO victory over the Pirates. Al Smith of the White Sox homered in the ninth to beat Baltimore 2 1 and keep Chicago’s slim AL lead.
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Machen Won’t Battle Listen in September Bout
Eddie Machen will be unable to fight Sonny Linton in Philadelphia in September. Sid Phiberty said Machen’s man aner confirmed. Frank Wiener offered guarantees of $20,000 purses for the bout. Phiberty suggested Alonzo Johnson as Machen’s probable opponent after Johnson defeated Willie Pasirano in Louisville Friday night.
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