Nine Man Detroit Boston trade reshapes two clubs
The Detroit Tigers acquire Dropo Kell and Byers in a major nine player exchange with the Boston Red Sox. Kell offers third base prowess and steady hitting while Byers adds outfield depth as Boston seeks a reliable third baseman after Ted Williams departure.
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Indians Blank Red Sox Return To First Place
The Indians shut out Boston 6-0 after a nine player deal between Detroit and Boston reshaped rosters. Hoot Evers Lipon moved to Boston while Dropo Lenhart joined Detroit. Pesky Hartfield and Wight also moved. Giants edge Pirates, Cubs routed by Giants 17-4. Paige shines for Browns in 3-2 win over Senators. Yankees top White Sox 4-3 on Swindling Swindell hit.
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Russia to Compete in Olympic Games After Four-Decade Pause
Helsinki observers note a 300 athlete Soviet delegation aiming for a strong showing at the Games. Moscow papers report ongoing training across several sports and a plan to contest titles in most events, excluding field hockey. The decision ends months of silence from the Soviet athletic federation and follows calls for intensified effort ahead of the July 19 to August 2 carnival.
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Jamestown Domination Sparks 11-1 Win Over Wellsville
Jamestown routed Wellsville 11 to 1 in Clas D Pony League scoring 12 hits while eight home runs highlight the day. Olean’s 11-9 win over Bradford’s Phillies adds to a high scoring slate with Batavia Clippers totaling 13 hits to Corning’s 11 in a 10-4 decision. Hamilton moved within pace of Hornell by defeating the Dodgers 6 to 1.
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VFW Loses to Elks Nine in Little League Clash
In Mead Park last evening the Elks beat the VFW 13-5 as they bunched 12 hits off W. Davis and scored in every inning but the fourth. Carmel Merrill starred for the Elks, holding the VEW to seven scattered hits. Terry Williams had two hits in three trips and Moone was slated to face the Elks in tonight’s 7:30 game.
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Rogers Steel Rout Aero in Four-Run Batting Night
Rogers Steel routed Aero Supply 17 to 4 in a four inning game halted after darkness. Harvey and Scott combined for the win as Rogers surged with two early runs and three more in the fourth, while Edison? bids fell behind in a rocky night of ball at Love land Mold. Standings show Rogers ahead in a crowded league, with Sox, Cubs, and Yankees in pursuit as other teams played through the night. The Aero and Ajax clash looms tonight at 6:15.
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Baseball scores in American League with long extra innings
Cleveland defeated Boston 6 to 0 while Philadelphia triumphed 3 to 1 over Detroit and New York edged Chicago 4 to 3 in 13 innings. St Louis won 8 to 2 against Washington after 17 innings.
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Games Tonight Across The League
Brooklyn visits Pittsburgh, New York plays Chicago, Boston hosts St Louis, Philadelphia travels to Clacton oil with night games scheduled across major markets.
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Clymer Captures Baseball Crown in County Playoffs
JAMESTOWN Clymer High School Pirates, likely in Class B, won the Chatibauque County title on the playoff road. Horton Van Barden fueled the victory with strong pitching and key hits, finishing with a double and a triple as teammates backed him with offense.
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Betsy Rawls Wins Transcontinental Golf Title
Betsy Rawls, 24, crowned queen of women's professional golf after a record cross country win. She surpasses the ailing Babe Zaharias as season money leader with winnings of $8,510.08, including the 3,000 Transcontinental first prize and a 180 share for seventh in the 30-hole event. Duck eggs noted for comparison.
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Charles Rated Heavy Favorite In Regaining Crown Fight
Atlantic City story notes ex-champion Charles of Cincinnati as heavy favorite to dethrone Joe Walcott in Philadelphia. Early bets range 2 to 1 or 3 to 1 depending on book, with writers split yet leaning Charles to regain the heavyweight title. Many observers fear a single punch could end it, while betting favors Charles due to Walcott's age and durability.
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FIGHTS LAST NIGHT FEATURE LAMOILERS AND PONIES
In Newark and nearby towns last night Jimmy Walker of Plainfield defeated Sandy McPherson by ten in a Madison-style bout while Glen Flanagan of St Paul stopped Les Thomas in Chicago. Greyhound, a world champion trotter, marks his 20th birthday this year as his sire Guy Abbey continues living in Kentucky at 27.
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Yesterday's Stars: Pont and Garcia Shine in Win Notes
Wally Pont of the Reds hit a frame top and a single in a win over Philadelphia, while Mike Garcia pitched a seven inning shutout as Cleveland defeated Boston 6-0. An early fossil horse, the echippus, stood about the size of ten men.
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