Lawrence Park Dominates Carry In Tourney Tilt
Lawrence Park wins a tournament tilt striking out 12 Corry batters, with five runs, three hits, and a strong pitching performance by Toskiie Ten die Cipalia. Corry-Jamestoln and Meadville figures appear in a multi-game slate with future dates listed for August and September. officials Sprovert and Lighter oversee the action.
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le Geague
At-Atis
Mistefe Smite
Lawes
Wey
Toskiie Tendie Cipalia
Tawrence Park
Pital Erpie
Corry
Rogovin Halts Braves as Dodgers Win With Bursting Streak
Saul Rogovin pitched a six hitter to halt the Braves 2-0 and trim Milwaukee’s lead as the Dodgers beat the Cubs 4-3. Lew Burdette walked six to set up Brooklyn’s win. the Yankees edged the A’s in 14 innings, while the Giants, Reds, and White Sox also posted victories in a busy major league night.
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Axi
Millwnukee
Detroit
Chicago White Sox
Cincinnati
Baltimore
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Phils
Braves
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Lew Burdette
Sally’ Hemtus
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Wilmnee
Chicago
Juelines
Bey
Pisbieh
Wally Post
Cardinals
Bill Sin
Bet Schoendenst
Jackie ‘Bench
New York Giants
Elgbe Fomey
St. Doubs
New York Yankee
de Nuine
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Mess City
Wash
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Mbaningles
Hodis
Sandy Amoros
Roy Campagnilla
Igd
Chile
Ninth Post
Alhigte
Joly Temple
Albee
Elroy
Art Fowite
Dale Long
Hiyoliy
Mike Baxes
Hee Lopez
Harry Simpson
Iave
Vic Power
Yoel Berri
Bil Ssowron
Andy Carey
New York
Mamiy Byrne
Wally Burnette
Yankee Farm
Gibson DuPont In Tennis Finals
In Philadelphia Althea Gibson meets Mrs William Du Pont in the 97th annual Pennsylvania Lawn Tennis Association women’s championship final. Gibson beat unranked Mrs Trinals A. C. Voslers 6 2 yesterday, while DuPont defeated Raattntelt 6 2 6 4.
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Dek
DuPont Vor
Light weather fails to slow Jamestown in extra innings
In a seeablely tight Pony League matchup Jamestown edged Erie 9 to 7 after a 10 inning opener. Hortiell led 7 to 3 over Erie as Wallsville and Corning battled to an 8 to 8 tie. The text lists players Karol Fageros from Miami and Fia and misspellings around Faweros, with Louise Brough and Mimi Arnblad advancing in a separate context, while Vic Seixas of Philadelphia pursues his seventh title in a mixed narrative mentioning Glimimalva and Davis Cup hopefuls in a separate round.
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Pony League
Jamestown
Hortiell
Erie
Wallsville
Corning
Karol Fageros
Miami
Fia
Miss Faweros
Louise Brough
Mimi
Vic Seixas
Philadelphia
Sammy
Glimimalva
Houston
Tex
Seixas
Glammalva
Teener All-Stars Triumph In Key Second Game
Corry All-Stars defeated DuBois 6-1 in the second game of a three game series to keep title hopes alive. Tinker Caster, a 13-year-old Little League standout, pitched five solid innings for Corry. The deciding third game is set for Kane at 2:00 p.m. today with Martinsburg state finals looming.
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Corry Tener All-Stars
Duboiss
Kane
Ronald Dills
Joe Glaviano
DuBois
Fletcher
Corry
Lee Austin
Dave Garlson
Austin
Carlson
Vanstens
Webster
Parziile
Mounds Bates
Jim
Martinsburg
Williams
B. Caster
E. Yanusenstone
Latos
Tunnel
E. Austin Aadi 550
Anderson
Vesnesky Ib
Major Leaders in American and National League Batting
Major League leaders listed by team and stat. Mantle of New York leads American League batting with 122 hits 83 runs and 32 home runs. Other notable leaders include Piersall Boston 26 doubles, Simpson Kansas City 6 RBIs, Rivera Chicago 1 steal, Brewer Boston 148 decisions and 824 strikeouts. In the National League Aaron Milwaukee hits 339 St Louis Musial 78 RBIs, Hoyer St Louis 120 hits, Bruton Milwaukee 11 triples, Kluszewski Cincinnati 25 homers, Robinson Cincinnati 71 runs, Mays New York 1 steal, Lawrence Cincinnati 142 875 strikeouts.
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New York
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Piersall
Boston
Simpson
Ansas City
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Gleveland
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Milsnukes
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Belind
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Ghicaio
Nigits Washington
Detroit
Baltimore
Cleveland
Chicago
Washington
Columbus Nears Flag and Week Teener League Schedule
Columbus leads into a busy Teener League week with games listed. Next week includes Ray versus Atto AA, National Bank versus Raymond, Columbus versus Ajax, Aero AA versus Ajax, Raymond’s versus Columbus, and Columbus versus Aero AA with both doubleheaders starting at 1:15 p.m.
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Atto AA
National Bank Ye. Raymond's
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Aero AA
Raymond's
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National Bank
Anahuac Loses To Berrios In Garden Bout
Miguel Berrios, a busy Puerto Rican, defeats Anahuac in Madison Square Garden by unanimous decision in a 10 round bout. Anahuac, 15-0, shifts to southpaw in the eighth but Berrios counters with a strong finish. Officials score 6-4, 6-3-1, 6-2-2 as crowd of about 2,000 reacts with mixed reception.
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San Francisco
Flash Elorde
Manila
Kid Anafuse
Mexico City
Berrios
Madison Square Garden
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al Berl Hind
Leo Birnbaim
Bill Rech
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Chicago and Brooklyn Lead Evening Baseball Schedule
Yesterday Brooklyn beat Chicago 4 3 while New York 6 St Louis 5 and Philadelphia 5 Milwaukee 2 Cincinnati 3 Pittsburgh 2. Today Chicago plays Brooklyn and St Louis faces New York Milwaukee meets Philadelphia Cincinnati plays Pittsburgh. Tomorrow Chicago battles Brooklyn and St Louis plays New York with Milwaukee vs Philadelphia and Cincinnati against Pittsburgh.
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District One Little League tears into quarterfinal scores
Winners list shows Lawrence Fuk-1 defeating Orrelas Meadiville American 14 to 0. Erie Commodore Perry beats Millcreek Iroquois, Erie Wolverine, Erie Anthony Wayne, and Erie Gridley advance. Final outcomes indicate strong Erie district performance with multiple advancing teams.
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Lawrence Fuk
Orrelas
Meadiville American
Erie
Commodore Perry
Millcreek
Iroquois Erie Wolverine Erie
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Erie Gridley
Palmer Leads Eastern Open In Third Round Lead
Pro Palmer from Latrobe Pennsylvania holds a three stroke edge at Mount Pleasant as he shoots 66 while others like Jerry Kesselring Babe Lichardus and Don Finsterwald chase. The field narrows to 90 pros and 10 amateurs with final 18 holes pending Sunday.
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Latrobe
Mount Pleasant
Jerry Kesselring
Toronto
Babe Lichardus
Hillside
J. J. Palmer
Asth
Palmer
Arithmant Oles
Kesselring
Lichardis
John Knight
Springs Held
Don Finsterwald
Bedford Heights
Ohio
Erle Voster
Fort Worth
Tex
Winsterwald
Godburn
Yesterday’s Stars Beat Braves. Reds Down Pirates in Close Call
Pitching standout Rogayin and Phil stifled the league leading Braves six to two as seven runners were left stranded. Wally Post delivered a bases loaded single to drive in the tying runs. In another game, Tripled by Wally Post sent the Reds to a 3-2 victory over the Pirates, placing Cincinnati four games behind the leaders.
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Phillies
Braves
Wally Post
Redlegs
Pirates
Cincinnati
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