Corry Little League Stars Rally Past Iroquois 4-3 at Mead Park
Corry comes from 3-0 down to beat Millcreek Iroquois 4-3 in a dramatic comeback at Mead Park. Tom Morton belts a two run homer as Black limits Millcreek’s offense in a tight, heated game before a crowd of eager fans. Tomorrow Corry hosts Millcreek for the Northern Division title with Seneca to follow.
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Tom Morton
Millcreek
Joe Frisina
Gorry Stars
Seheens
Corry
Senecas
Williamsport
Harbor Creek
Slim Black
VFW
Mullah
Black
Husky Mailahn
Atcher
Rick Houghtling
Mailahn
Jan Bosak
Houghthhy
Gerry Swackhamer
Bosak
John Woonworth
Houghton
George Koessner
Swackhimer
Alf Hotchkiss
Brandon
Eri
Mallahn
Morton
Millcreek Iroquois
Jim Black
Moose Sluexer
Millereck
Bolte
Ubird
Fime
Mead Park
Corry-Millcreek
Baressiryen
Sautharn
International trotter Jamin eats artichokes at training table
New York AP reports a French trotter named Jamin, winner of France's trot titles, arrived in the United States for Roosevelt Raceway's $50,000 International Trot. Artichokes meant for the horse were missing on arrival, leaving Jamin to train on oats and hay. His rider Jean Riaud voiced concern over the absence of artichokes, noting the horse's mood and condition.
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New York
Jamin
France
United States
Roosevelt Raceway
Long Island
Armchokes
Department of Agriculture
Patterson Johansson Rematch Now Set For September
Promoter Bill Rosensohn and advisor Exiwin Abiquist indicate heavyweight champion Ingemar Johansson will defend against Floyd Patterson in the United States this September. Contracts and financials are being finalized in New York with signoffs on the challenger’s offer pending. The bout follows a lengthy negotiation period and includes escrow arrangements to ensure the rematch proceeds.
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AR Woodworth
Ita Krestner
Otehkiss
Biaeck
Baron I Ih
Tapska
Goteborg
Sweden
Bill Rosensohn
Johansson
United States
Ahlguist
Rosensohn
Ahlquist
New York
Rosensohin
Roseysalin
Eddie Machen
Hodantiing
Tees Bowwk
Swaekhamer
Ab Fe
Proper
MoAb
Millcreek Iroquois
Beck
Brandon
Mailahn
Moméyer
Bolte
Kranz
Pavhinon
Berm
Cary
Gig
Mucreriegy- Tye
Majiion
Marton
Mailena Tapue Kranz
Adam Prisua
Diils
Steelers Star Says They'll Win If No Injuries
California, Fa AP. Steelers quarterback Bobby Layne says the team can win the Eastern Conference title if no injuries occur. Layne cites past luck and recalls a Detroit season when a substitute performed well. Five starters were absent at California State Teachers College as training camp began.
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Steelers
California
Bobby Layne
Pittsburgh Steelers
Layne
Detroit
Doak Walker
Jug Girard
California State ‘Teachers College
Frank Varrichione
Eril Stautner
Dick Campbell
Jimmy Orr
Billy Ray Smith
John Seinturler
Souther California
Billy Hicks
Auburn
Third Major League In 1961 Poses Hurdles
New York reports the Continental League plans to launch in 1961 with at least eight clubs. Founders include Toronto Houston Denver and Minneapolis-St Paul with interest from Buffalo Montreal Atlanta New Orleans Miami Indianapolis Dallas Fort Worth Seattle Portland San Diego and San Juan. The league seeks cooperation from the American and National Leagues and aims for a 154 game schedule, with talks on player sourcing and antitrust committee appearances.
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New York
Ford Frick
Bil Shea
Waxner
Toronto
Houston
Denver
Minneapolis-St. Paul
Shea
Buffalo
Montreal
Atlanta
New Orleans
Miami
Indianapolis
Dallas-Fort Worth
Seattle
Portland
Ore
San Diego
San Juan
Puerto Rico
Frick
Estes Kefauver
D-Tenn
Washington
Antitrust Subcommittee
National League Leaders List Highlights Key Players
The report lists top National League leaders by category including runs batted in hits and home runs. It names Aaron Milwaukee Banks Chicago Mathews Milwaukee and Mays San Francisco among leaders in multiple categories with figures such as 74 RBIs 154 runs and 29 home runs. Pitching leaders include Face Pittsburgh Antonelli San Francisco with 145 strikeouts Drysdale and Jones lead in strikeouts.
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Cemtassie Cramer
Airon
Milwaukee
White
St. Luis
Pinson
Cincinnati
Robinson
Neal
Los Angeles
Mathews
Mays
San Francisco
Banks
Chicago
Aaron
Temple
Cimnell
St. Louis
Milwiker
San Fancisco
T. Taylor
Pittsburgh
Antonelli
Dryadile
Las Areles
Jones
Indians and Braves Rally Narrow Gap in Dead Heat Race
The schedule shows Cleveland and Chicago locked in a tight pennant fight as Chicago’s idle status keeps them within reach. Boston’s three-hitter by Kerry Casale and a six to four score help briefly alter the AL standings, while Milwaukee’s rotation recovers with Spahn and Pizarro back to form. In the NL, the Braves surge to within one game of idle San Francisco after a five-game sweep of Pittsburgh, with Del Crandall and Bobby Avila delivering key hits in the seventh.
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Cleveland
Indians
Scorr
Beareiskis
Secon
Cme
Kerry Casale
Boston
Chicago
White Sox
Leo
Kansas City
Washington
Baltimore
Tigers
Gene Woodring
Pinchhitter
Frank House
Joe DeMaestry
A's
Senators
Hatemol Killebrew
Faye Throneberry
Maris Marvy
Chili
Murry Dickson
Hal Woodeshiek
Wending
Orioles
Slim
Jin Bunning
RBI
Moe Brown
Billy Lees
Milwaukee Braves
Warren Spahn
Lew Burdette
Juan Pizarro
Bob Buhl
Jory Jack
Braves
San Francisco
Pal Jory
Pittsburgh
Bucs
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Jay
Ron Kline
Oriyg
del Crandall
Twins
Bobby Avila
Reds
Vinegar Bend
Avila Proves Second Base is Key Spot
Milwaukee back in chase for NL lead as Avila bonds at second base. Since joining last Wednesday he has sparked a 6 win in 7 run, moving the Braves to within a game and a half of the San Francisco Giants. The veteran has shaken illness and a revolving lineup to stabilize the keystone position.
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Milwaukee
Bobby Avila
Milwaukee Braves
Braves
Giants
New York
Red Schoendienst
Tuberculosis
Helder
Od Avila
Boston Red Sox
Avila
Horemin
Cincinnati Reds
San Francisco Gants
Red Sox Boss Shifts Infield To Rouse Club
Tom Yawkey and GM Bucky Harris shake up the infield to spark the cellar club. Mahoney moves to short, Wiksor to second, with Greet taking second before, and Buddin and Gernert shuffled as the lineup reshapes. The changes follow a call from Cleveland after a phone talk with Billy Jares.
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Red Sox
Rouse Club
Pupiue Vars
Mimi
Tom Yawkey
Yawkey
Bucky Harris
Jim Mahoney
Necro
Earl Wiksor
Minneapolis
Billy Jares
Cleveland
Honey
Sox
Anight
Indians
Pimple Greet
Elb
Pete Rutinels
Benehed
Don Buddin
Dick Gernert
Vic Werty
Sid
Wilson
Tiny
Baseball Leaders and Last Night's Fights Featured
Baseball leaders include Killebrew Kuenn Mantle and McLish Lown Wynn with home runs RBIs and batting totals across leagues. The page also notes a Philadelphia boxing card with Von Cing stopping Huntint in a 171 percent bout.
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Batti Vamoen
Woodlling
Baltimore
Marin
Kansas City
Power
Cleveland
Yost
Detroit
Killbrew
Washington
Colavite
Pox
Chicago
Detail
Dewrbles
Willias
Kansas
Cyah Kuent
Allison
Kuenn
Killebrew
Mt. Colayito
Apartelo
Chica
Mantle
New York
McLish
Glevetuail
Lown
Searr
Ch Tt. Wynn
Philadelphia
von Cing
Clarence Hutiint
Reland
Aparicio Shines As White Sox Stay In AL Race
Chicago reports star shortstop Luis Aparicio dazzling at the plate and on base paths. His defense and baserunning anchor the White Sox in the pennant chase, with fans and rivals lauding him as possibly the greatest shortstop of all time.
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Chicago
White Sox
Luks
Otther Teague
Tsipod
Baltimore
Paul Fetds
Apartela
Win Over Local Union City Opens Season for HC Redes
Union City defeats Corry Merchants 8 to 2 in City Softball League as Ronnie Hopson limits Corry to two runs on five hits. Chuck Squire belts a key double and extra base hit for Union City. Corry Merchants’ Ed Hatch, Chick Elchynski, and Merle Ottaway collect safe hits, but pitching and defense falter. Next game is a make-up vs Corry Jamestown on Thursday.
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Union City
Corry Merchants
Ronnie Hopson
Merchants
Hopson
Chuck Squire
Fairchild
Corryites
Chick Elchynski
Ed Hatch
Merle Ottaway
Merchants i Sa
Corry Jamestown
Abor OH Blebynekt
Fe Pelinski
Hoteh
Cibaway
Mith
Pth
Montaway
Union
Myriburt
Muckno
Otloway
Wools
Landis
Patton
Phanko
Squire
Beare
Non City
Elchynski
Puirehite
Teener Action Slated Tonight In WHL Playoffs
The Na Hlond Bank forfeited to Raymond's last night and Aer o tow faces Ajax and Aero Supply in a seven o’clock clash. The winner advances to meet Raymond's tomorrow evening at 7 PM in the opening game of a best out of three series.
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McTines Steel Hall Club
Girard
Ely Park
Palffey Notte
Girard Union High School
Kyeuer Amare Quenie
Ystatlest
Na Hlond Bank
Raymond
Aero
Ajax
Aero Supply
P Mt
Tar Heels Pick Jim Hickey As Head Coach
Jim Hickey, a three year NC football assistant and former successful small college coach, was named head coach of the Tar Heels to succeed the late Jim Tatum who died from a virus infection. Hickey, 46, previously led Hampden-Sydney College, then moved to 1A ranks, and was appointed yesterday to a three year term.
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Deapel
Jim Flakey
North Carolina
Hickey
Jim Tatum
Hattip- Hen
Sidney College
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Floyd
Ingo
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Nend
Fall River Lodge
Lon Stanton
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Miss
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Heinrich
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Industry
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Raltine
W. L. Pet
ART
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St Louis
Ernin Burford
Memphis
Charley Joseph
Aparicio
Dallas
Jimmy Martiney
Phoen
Jimmy Beechan
HC Redes
Corry Savings Cloan
Zshei Center Street
Tar Heels
Jim Hickey
Blondie
Thorpe Dag
Arterny
Aren
Burt Weszhp
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