Little Leaguers Lose Senecas Edge Corry 2-1
Millcreek Senecas edged Corry 2-1 at Mead Park in a tight Northern Division District I game. Kilpatrick belted a decisive homer in the fourth after Mike Hanna allowed the early run, while Tom King powered Millcreek with eight strikeouts to seal a narrow win and knock Corry from title contention. Corry had taken early 1-0 lead on Bachofner and Jensen hits, but Kilpatrick’s blast, Hanna’s late defense, and Millcreek’s five safeties held.
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Millcreek
Gin Kilpatrick
Fon Corry
Millcreek Senecas
Mead Park
Olin Bracken
Bam
Joe Baresi
Lawrence Park
Millcreek Mohawks
Mike Hanna
Pitenim
Tom Flowers
Hanna
Kilpatrick
Tom King
Warriors
Flowers
Mike Baress
Norm Jensen
Comy
Billy Bachofner
Jensen
Baz Ger
Bachofner
Corry
Senecas
Hanne
Iza
Lupo
Moore
King
Seneras
Linesville
Lollar Aiming For Best Season In Chicago
Lollar, long viewed as a top catcher, nears a career year as he drives in wins for the Chicago White Sox. A two run homer in the ninth gave a 2-1 win over the Washington Senators, the second straight game with a homer. The 33-year-old from Durham Arkansas credits cool weather for improved stamina as he nears a .400 average with 15 homers and 62 RBIs, chasing past highs.
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Ftoma ‘Arkataas
Lollar
Chicago White Sox
Washington Senators
Lallar
Sox
Durham
Ark
Monnieht
Washington
Chicago
Sherm
Top Seed Ham Richardson Advances At Meadow Club Invite
In Southampton New York Ham Richardson of New Orleans defeated Dick Raskind of Forest Hills New Jersey 8 6 6 1 to advance to the Meadow Club Invitation second round. In Oceanport New Jersey Whit Asdy Cut won the feature at Monmouth Park while Tilt Defense and Suspend combined for a large daily double totaling over a million dollars.
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Southampton
N.Y
Ham Richardson
New Orleans
Dick Raskind
Forest Hills
N. J
Gel
Meadow Club
Oceanport
Whit- Asdy
Monmouth Park
Millcreek Rally Ends With Spires Power
Corty Millcreek tallies two base hits by Spires and Jense drives in a home run. Tom King earns the win with Kilpatrick scoring on tense plays while Mike Hanns takes the loss. Umpires Wagner Vanssens Tani Kinney.
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Corty
ProsReady For Chicago Open At Gleneagles Country Club
The Chicago Open starts tomorrow with a $50,000 purse and a top prize of $9,000. Tony Holguin owns the course record of 63 at Gleneagles, a course built for big hitters, while twins John and Ed McNulty run the club after Tam O'Shanter's May withdrawal. Jimmy Demaret is sidelined by a hand injury from a rock, leaving pros all but him ready for a strong field in the pro am and tournament rounds.
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George S. May
Tam
PGA
John
Ed McNulty
Gleneagles Countey Club
Paris
Tony Holguin
Chicago
Jimmy Demarel
Sus
Jiliis Borns
Alston Rumored to Leave Dodgers as Manager
Alston is said to be headed for the ax as Dodgers manager after a 4-2 victory over the Milwaukee Braves in which the club won for the ninth time in 14 meetings. He proclaims a clear conscience and says he has done his best, despite persistent front office denials.
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Waarne
Wall Alston
Los Angeles Dodgers
Milwaukee Braves
Last Night's Fights in Miami Beach Report
Bobby Boyd stopped Jim Morris in Miami Beach after four rounds. Jesse Bowdry stopped Bobby Lane in eight rounds in the same card. Both bouts featured light and junior welterweight classes with local and visiting fighters.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Bobby Boyd
Jimmy Morris
Miami
Jesse Bowdry
St. Louis
Bobby Lane
Ajax Cups Teeney Finals Berth, 6-4
Ajax battled back to beat Haymonds 6-4 at Loveland Field to secure a Teeney League playoff berth. Back-to-back doubles by Jim Olson and George Becker sparked the rally as Bill Sample earned the win with Steve Olson closing, while Bob Migliaccio took the loss. Tonight Aero Supply and Columbus Merchants clash for the other finals slot, with the winner meeting Ajax tomorrow at Wright School.
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Ajax
Tron
Haymonds
Loveland Field
Jim Olson
George Becker
Aero Supply
Columbus Merchants
Wright School
Bill Sample
Steve Olson
Sample
Bob Migliaccio
Baseball results and standings from the leagues
The report lists American League teams with records and recent results including Cleveland 9 Baltimore 4 and Kansas City 7 New York 3, plus upcoming games Baltimore at Cleveland and Boston at Detroit. In the National League it notes several matchups and night games, with Los Angeles 4 Milwaukee 2 and San Francisco 4 Cincinnati 3, plus a late relief performance story for Ajax featuring Jerry McIntyre and Becker.
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New York
Bow
Ballinore
Chicago
Kansas City
Cleveland
Detroit
Washington
Boston
Baltimore
San Francisco
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Los Angeles
Milwaukee
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Joe Brown Named Fighter of the Month by Ring Magazine
Ring Magazine names Joe Brown of New Orleans Fighter of the Month for his Houston title defense KO over Kenny Lane. Zora Folley moves to No. 1 heavyweight contender, with Eddie Machen second. Ortega climbs to top welterweight contender, while Leo Espinosa becomes bantamweight’s new No. 1.
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Joe Brown
New York
New Orleans
Fox Duty
Ring Magazine
Zora
Folley
Chandler
Ariz
Brown
Kenny Lane
Muskegon
Mich
Houston
Lane
Tialy
Dullin
Eddie Machen
Redding
Calif
Floyd Patterson
Foley
Pete Rademacher
Los Angeles
Machen
Roy Harris
Tex
Patterson
Gaspar Ortega
Mexico
Isaac Logart
Cuba
Ortega
Mickey Creford
Logart
Don Jorden
Jordan
Gerald Gray
Jamaica
Kid Gavilan
Giancarlo Garbelli
Italy
Leo Espinosa
Philippines
Raul Macias
Merchants clinch city loop title in extra innings win
Corry Merchants outslug Union City 4-3 in eight innings to break a first place tie as Merle Ottaway and Bob Ottaway starred. Roger Ottaway tied the game with a seventh inning homer, Bob Ottaway scored the decisive run on Bob Miller’s hit, and Merle Ottaway held Union City to three hits to win.
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Corty Merchants
Union City
Corry Merchants
Corry-Jamestown
Marty's Novelty Co
Merchants
Unionity
Bob Ottaway
Bob Miller
Roger Ottaway
Merle Ottaway
Bill Shaffer
Corry
Smallek
Magee
Haskins —_ tor Schaffer
Landis
M. Hurlburt
Elehynski
B. Ottaway
R. Ottaway
M. Ottaway
Schaffer
Webb Subst for Fullmer in Madison Square Garden Bout
Gene Fullmer could not fight so Spider Webb substituted against Prana Seuzina at Madison Square Garden in a 10 round middleweight bout aired by ABC at 9 p.m. EST under New York rules with three officials scoring. Webb, a top contender for Sugar Ray Robinson’s title, seeks a strong showing after Seuzina’s narrow loss to Joey Giardello on June 1.
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Fulmer
West Jordan
Utah
International Boxing Club
Webb
ABC
New York
Sugar Ray Robinson
Seuzina
Washington
Szutina
Joey Giardello
Ted Williams Grand Slam Caps Red Sox Comeback
Ted Williams delivers three key hits including a third inning grand slam as Boston overturns Detroit 11-8. Williams also adds an 11th inning homer with bases loaded to seal the win while tying Babe Ruth for second with 17 lifetime grand slams. Yankees, Indians, and White Sox win. A's, Royals, and Orioles lose.
Erie County Sportsmen Plan Field Day
Erie County Federated Sportsmen's Clubs schedules a two day field day at Wattsburg Fair Grounds with airplane rides, dog obedience show, midget racing, Cowboy of the Year, horse racing and radio controlled plane contests. Public invited. refreshments on site.
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WDE Bme Vourey Leuicil
Federated Sportsmen's Clubs
Wattsburg Fair Grounds
Jerry O'Hern
O'Hern
Erie County
Casey Celebrates 68th Birthday in Kansas City
Casey Stengel marked his 68th birthday in Kansas City with 249 guests at a hotel banquet alongside former President Harry S. Truman. He joked about his age, noting uncertainties over his birth year but settling on 1890 as correct, reflecting on the Yankees’ recent 14-7 win over New York.
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Casey
Kansas City
Casey Steng
Harry S. Truman
Stengel
New York
Yanks
Kobayashi Retains Orient Featherweight Title in Tokyo
Tokyo match sees Hisao Kobayashi of Japan outpoint Thailand’s Sarica Yontraku to hold the Orient featherweight crown. Kobayashi wins on points in a disciplined bout as officials tally cards.
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Tokyo
Hisao Kobayashi
Japan
Sarica Yontraku
Thailand
Bayashis
Stuart Pacing Pirate Surge Ends Cubs Streak
Dick Stuart drilled a bases loaded 497 foot triple and scored during a rally as the Pittsburgh Pirates beat the Chicago Cubs 6 to 4. The win moved Pittsburgh to third in the National League while Chicago fell half a game back. Stuart, in 19 games since joining the club, has driven in 22 runs with four doubles and four triples. Bob Friend earned his 13th win. Roy Face and R G Smith provided relief. Johnny Briggs took the loss for Chicago after a rough fifth inning.
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Asmouirver
Los Angeles Dodgers
Millwaukee Braves
Fred Haney
Dodgers
Don Drysdale
Braves
San Francisco Giants
Cincinnati
Drysdale
Milwaukee
Wes Covington
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Ray Jablonski
Hedley
Willard Schmidt
Giants
Schmidt
Frank Robinson
Willie Mays
Jabbo
Mary Grissom
Dick Stuart
Pirates
Bob Friend
R. G. Smith
Elroy Face
Wally Post
Chico Fernandez
Phils
St Louis
Cards
Sam Jones
Fernandez
Willie Jones
Phillie
Pittsburgh Pirates
Chicago Cubs
Cubs
Stuart
Ryalty
Cub
Tony Taylor
Lee Watts
Ernie Banks
Walls
Bill Mazerbski
Dick Groat
Roy Face
Johnny Briggs
Bil Hall
Stars Shine in Extra Innings: Williams Drives Red Sox Past Tigers
Ted Williams powered Boston to an 11-8 comeback win over Detroit with a three run homer in the 11th after a grand slam earlier. Mary Grissom of the Giants and Murry Dickson of the Athletics, both 40, logged efficient relief to earn their seventh victories. Grissom notched a 4-3 win over Cincinnati, Dickson a 7-3 win for Kansas City over New York.
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Ted Williams
Red Sox
Boston
Detroit
Mary Grissom
Giants
Murry Dickson
Athletics
Grissom
San Francisco
Cincinnati
Dickson
Kansas City
New York
Rookie Gridders Cut Detroit Lions First Cuts
Detroit Lions coach George Wilson released rookie defensive halfbacks Claude Chaney of Dayton University and Carl Johnson of South Dakota as the team trimmed its roster.
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Detroit
Detroit Lions
George Wilson
Claude Chaney
Dayton University
Carl Johnson
South Dakota
Modern electric water heater touted as smart purchase
A homeowner praises a new electric water heater, saying it ends the hassle of adjusting an old unit and provides reliable hot water quickly. The ad claims a modern, convenient lifestyle with this purchase.
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Pos. Aba
Lawsonef Bachomer Ub Dlowers
P Jensen van Ci de Bareral
Igleneck Ward
Bailey Malone
Perkins
Iireek Senecas
Mosher Spires
Behr
Tuaah Moore
Er Palmer
Lupa
ProsReady
Leuagy
Eas
Alston
Rycide Ronnie Brown
Raymonds
Jerry McIntyre
Mike Knowleton
Becker
Sample Sing
Fos
Olson
Bromley
McEldawney
Wastman Merritt
Roberts
Briggs
Ib Knowlton
Roehrig Migliaccio
J. Olson
McEldowney
Migliaccio
Gilaty
Sanders
Rocky Calavito
Cleveland Indians
Selder
Ager
Joe Gordon
Rocky
NEA Telephoto
Tuffy
Washington Streets
Merchants Tip Union City
C-3
Vic
Fogle Lumber CO
Franklin St
Corry, Pa
Ted
Boston Red Sox
Wiliams
Tigers
Williams
Babe Ruth
Lou Gehrig
Yankees
Russ Kemmerer
White Sox
Bob Shaw
Dick Donovan
Gary Bell
Russ Nixon
Indians
Erie County Council of Federated Sportsmen's Clubs
Blondie
Aki
CBIC
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