Honeymoon over for the Yankees after loss at Comiskey Park
Casey Stengel warned of trouble as the New York Yankees fell 3-2 to the Chicago White Sox at Comiskey Park. Jack Harshman limited the Yankees to nine hits while Bill Skowron and Mickey Mantle homered for New York. Other MLB results included Detroit over Baltimore 2-1 and Brooklyn routing St Louis 12-5.
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Moose Pummels VFW to Claim Little League Lead
The Moose routed the VFW 23-0 to seize first place in the Little League. Luther Grinder and Joe Marty led with strong hitting including three run homers by Jim Rengle. In Teener League, National Bank beat Ajax 6-4 and Aero Supply defeated Rogers Steel 8-4, continuing rain-delayed games.
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95 Plan to Seek Berths on High Football Squad
Corry Area High School lists 95 boys for pre season football on August 18 with 16 seniors 24 juniors 22 sophomores and 3 freshmen. Monogram returnees include backs Lynn Austin John Maloney Walter Latos Bill Mitchell Chuck Scott and linemen David Fleming Robert Follett Jim Rumbaugh David Way Floyd Wilkinson Connie French. The squad aims to stay near 70 and faces key holes at fullback and center. Season opens September 9 at home against Warren with a nine game schedule and junior varsity and junior high plans listed.
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Casler Tops Little League Batting Pace Record
Bob Casler leads Little League batting with a .660 average after 13 hits in 19 at bats and 90 tries on the plate.
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Australian Thom son Leads Deepdale Tourney Pursuit
Australian Peter Thomson tops the Deepdale tournament field with a nine point lead in the fourth round while Mike Souchak trails. Thomson has 22 plus points to Souchak 13 as they share the same foursome with Julius Boros and Johnny Palmer in pursuit of the $9,000 first prize in the $15,000 event.
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Pitching and batting highlights from rival nines
Yesterday's stars include Jock Hirratiman of the White Sox who shut out the Yankees and drove in a run, Ohio? In Chicago. Harding Peterson of the Pirates, rookie catcher, hit a bases loaded single in the ninth to beat Cincinnati 7 6, sealing the comeback.
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Ashenfelter Sets American Two Mile Mark in Compton
Horace Ashenfelter of the New York Athletic Club clocked 8:49.6 for two miles at the Compton Invitational, defeating Fernando Ledesma and breaking the 12 year old American record held by Gunder Haegg. Wes Santee remains pursued for the elusive four minute mile as other sprinters posted fast times.
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Young Wins 19 Round Decision Over McNeece
Paddy Young the former track plunger now pursuing boxing beat Billy McNeece by unanimous decision in 19 rounds at Madison Square Garden. The Greenwich Village native, 26, cited renewed focus to support his two kids and move toward middleweight challenges including Eduardo Lansse and Willie Pastrane while eyeing Frank Hume. Judges Barnes Agnello and Bert all sided with Young amid AP tally 6-2-2 for Young with the betting line showing 6 to 5 favorite.
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Major League Standings and Schedule Snapshot
American League standings show New York leading with 38 wins and 14 losses while Chicago and Detroit trail. National League lists St Louis, Chicago, Milwaukee, Philadelphia and others with results from yesterday and upcoming games across both leagues.
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Golfers Furgol and Borg Tee Off in San Francisco Event
Furgol and Borg played at noon today at Olympic Country Club as part of National Golf Day, fourth annual event sponsored by Lite magazine. Hackers of hohe wexen paid $1 for the chalice to beat the National Open Champion and the top feminine player. Proceeds were split with half benefiting the American Red Cross.
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Pony League Scores Report
Hamilton over Olean 4 to 2 Corning defeats Hornell 6 to 3 Jamestown beats Weilaville 10 to 4 Bradford tied Erie 4 to 4
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Major League Leaders In Batting And Pitching
Major leaders include Snider of Brooklyn with 40 RBIs and 1 home run. Mays of New York leads with 7 triples, and Mantle of New York has 4 runs. Newcombe of Brooklyn posts 840 strikeouts and 1,000 innings pitched.
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