VFW Clinches Little League Title In Championship Sweep
The Veterans of Foreign Wars beat Corry Jamestown 11 to 5 to claim the Corry Jamestown Little League championship. Eleven year old Tom Flowers pitched a complete game for the VFW as Sam Baresi’s club secured the trophy in the third game of the playoff. Flowers had three hits including a double and a home run while Lawson, McMahon, and Linski provided key hitting. Corry Jamestown starter Ronnie Brown took the loss after Flowers set the tone early. The VFW outhit the opposition 48 to 5 and faced only two errors all game. The win caps a season in which Flowers and Lawson starred as 11-year-olds returning next year.
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Patterson Headlines Week Of Heavyweight Bout Card
Associated Press reports Floyd Patterson at 24 top billed tonight against Tommy Jackson at Polo Grounds New York in a key heavyweight clash. Promoter Emil Lence handles the show with NBC sponsor Teddy Brenner arranging a Monday card from St Nicholas Arena. Other bouts feature Jay Anderson vs Chica Vejar on a middleweight tilt and Joe Giardello’s July 17 return plans, plus Ortiay vs Gavilan in a 10 rounder and Bobby Boyd aiming for a second straight win in New York.
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Montreal Brazil Qualifies To 10 Meet Davis Cup Victory
The North American tug Hala event sees United Sales team Montreal Brazil qualify for the 10 meet Davis Cup after a decisive 5-0 win over Taras.
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Second Round Set In Men's Singles Tennis Action
The weekend concluded first round results with Sat Hadiy defeating Tony Radek 6-3 6-1 and Bol McCafferty beating Dave Reming 6-3 6-2. Memuht advanced by default to semifinals, Dawedy drew Rum-Baugh, with night matches featuring Tunnel vs Gataway and Radeck vs Mountain. Quarterfinals tomorrow include Amoroso v Titus and McCafferty v Dana. semifinals Wednesday and Thursday, final Monday at 6 pm.
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Byron Baur Wins Erie Net Crown
Byron Baur won the Erie net crown in men’s singles at Glenwood yesterday afternoon. Jon Kaltenbach captured the women’s singles title while Denise Tinpichs assisted paths to the final rounds. Defending champion Olga Buntilit reached the women’s final, with Joannes defending her title in the girls’ event.
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Minor League Ends Season This Week
The Minor Baseball League faces a tight finish with first and second half leaders the Senators, Pirates, and Dodgers in a three game spread. Standings show 3-0 records for Senators and Pirates, Suns a half game back. Last week Nats beat Indians 23-6 while Pirates beat Braves 6-3. Dodgers routed Yankees 16-8 and Yankees edged Braves 5-4. Tomorrow Pirates meet Dodgers, Wednesday Senators vs Braves, Thursday Pirates vs Senators. final three games move to Mead Park at Little League field. refreshment stand remains open for the last games.
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Ted Bats Bosox To Win Over Tribe
Ted Williams powered the Boston Red Sox to a 9-8 victory over the Cleveland Indians with a 29th homer a double and two singles. Williams boosted his league leading batting average as Boston erased a six run deficit and tallied four eighth inning runs to secure the win for George Susce in relief.
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Patterson Reigns as 5-1 Favorite in Jackson Title Defense
Heavyweight champion Floyd Patterson opens as a 5-1 favorite to defend his title against Tommy Jackson at the Polo Grounds in a 15 round bout. Patterson seeks a first defense after beating Archie Moore last November, with claims of power and stamina against a wary challenger. Promoter Emil Lence projects a strong turnout and gate but faces mixed betting as the fight looms, with Patterson aiming for a knockout inside ten rounds and Jackson seeking an upset to halt Patterson's momentum.
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McDaniel Hurls One-Hitter As Cards Sweep
Braves split a twin bill with the Mets while McDaniel tossed a one hitter in the opener and a late rally powered St Louis to a doubleheader sweep. Conley regained form for Milwaukee, aiding a tight NL scramble as Brooklyn and Chicago won.
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Pirates shut out by Cardinals in doubleheader sweep
Cardinals sweep Pirates 4-0 and 8-3 with strong pitching. Cunningham's homer seals the nightcap after Nelson King falters. Card teams also add Smith from Columbus and push three-run rallies to take game two, widening series lead.
Detroit Golf Triumph Shaped by Wright at Wolverine Tourney
Mickey Wright from Chula Vista Calif faced a stiff challenge from Wiffs Smith to win the Wolverine golf tournament finishing with a 72-hole score. Patterson holds a 31-1 record with 22 knockouts, his only loss a disputed eight-round decision to Joey Maxim in June 1954. Wright turned pro in 1952 after claiming the Olympic 165 round title at Helsinki.
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Diamond Action Teen League Softball Card
Tomorrow Columbus meets Raymonds while Dodgers clash with Pirates. Teener league games include Sera versus National Bank, Indians against Yankees, Metnnes Steel versus Corry James, and Woose against WW.
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Erie Skippers Win Girls State Softball Title
Angie Palmero starred as the Erie Skippers clinched the state women’s amateur softball championship. The team lost once in the double elimination event but Palmero’s pitching and a seventh inning double produced the decisive runs in a 4-2 win over Burgettstown and a 4-2 victory over Reading.
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Bolt Wins Eastern Open to Lift Ryder Cup Position
Tommy Bolt captured the Eastern Open in windy conditions, clinching the final Ryder Cup points that move him from eighth to sixth. He tied for second with Billy Casper, while Fred Hawkins from El Paso rose to fifth, pushing Art Wall Jr. down from tenth.
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