Ajax Moves Into First Place Tie With 8-7 Win
Ajax ties for first in the Teener League after an 8-7 win over the National Bank at Loveland Field. McEldowney’s seventh inning single plated Harold Bromley as Ajax erased a 7-3 deficit. Linski and Zalaneck doubled for the Bankers. Olson doubled for Ajax. Winning pitcher: McEldowney. Losing pitcher: Ken Scott.
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Danny McEldowney
Ajax
Tron Worksmen
National Bank
Loveland Field
Bankers
McEldowney
Harold Bromley
Contel
Ed Linski
Bob Zalaneck
Jim Olson
Mike Knowlton
Ken Scott
John Houghtling
Knowlton
Houghtling
Scott
Raymond’s
Bachomer
Bromley
McMahon
Ea Knowlton
Ee Hanna
American League Batting and Pitching Leaders Summary
Detroit star Kuenn leads AL batting with 344 at bats while Pax of Chicago has 343. Killebrew of Washington tops runs with 42, and RBIs with 40. Fox of Chicago leads hits at 66, with Kayne of Detroit at 61. Williams of Kansas City and Runnels of Boston pace doubles at 17 and 15 respectively. Runnels also tops triples with 4, seven players tied at 3. Killebrew and Colavito split home runs with 19 and 13. Aparicio of Chicago leads steals with 14, Mantle of New York has 10. Wilhelm (Baltimore) has 10 wins, Larsen (New York) 50 decisions. Score of Cleveland 70 strikeouts, Wynn of Chicago 65.
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Kuenn
Detroit
Pax
Chicago
Killebrew
Washington
Jensen
Boston and
Power
Cleveland
Skowron
New York
Fox
Kayne
Williams
Kansas City
Runnels
Boston
Colavito
Aparicio
Mantle
Wilhelm
Baltimore
Larsen
Wynn
Golf Tournament Slated Tomorrow at Hilltop Country Club
The Hilltop Country Club will host a part mutuel golf tournament tomorrow afternoon on the hilltop layout. Dr E H Harmon, club president, announced the event a heat ball handicap format with 12 Thurman cars entered. Tee off is scheduled for 12 50 p m followed by a buffet dinner in the main dining room.
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Ceenly
E. H. Harmon
Williams Tops Corry Area Athletes for 1958 59
Terry Williams, 17, six foot, was unanimously chosen by seven CAHS varsity coaches as Corry Area High School's outstanding senior athlete of 1958-59. He excelled in football basketball and track, earning multiple honors, and gifted the school with a plaque in the trophy case.
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Terry Williams
Corry Area
Williams
CAHS
Lou Hanna
Hanna
Vic Cragg
Felis Matthews
Bil Cochran
Irvin Downs
Ben Calderone
David Yard
Terry
Warren
Beavers
Guidders
Beaver
Ol City
CABS
Willkins
Associated Press
Corry
Penn State
Willams
Cassiis Elston
Jor Venik
Ac Pitts
Rex
Doug Spaulding
Jim Bogden
Jim Harman
Ted Echynski
Walter Wolfe
Walt Latos
Bob Follett
Jim Tomer
Chuck Scott
Lee Williams
Moose Batters Elks in Fifth IL Win 11 to 1
The Moose Club beat the Elks 11 to 1 at Mead Park in Corry Little League action. Falworth earned the win as Moose exploded for eight runs in the third inning, backed by ten hits including two by Sprovers. Sprovers took the loss as Elks managed only a two doubles showing and failed to prevent the decisive eight-run burst.
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Moose
Corry
Elks
Mead Park
Olin Bracken
Fred Ahi
Elis
Falworth
Mike Sprovers
Hanks
Proper
VFW
Vets
Carrier
Bracken
Koestner
Morrison
Lloyd
Haenel
Sproyer
Upperman
Carrig
Turner
Marketl
Morton
Billey
Ero
Sap Kennedy
Hillman
OY Campbell
Sprovert
White Sox edge Orioles in 17th inning marathon
Chicago White Sox surge to first in the AL after a 6-5 win over Baltimore in 17 innings. Earl Torgeson delivered a solo homer with two out in the 17th, as manager Al Lopez called the marathon victory a possible turning point in a long pennant chase. The Pale Hose led Cleveland by a half game, despite tough innings and runners left stranded.
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Chicago
Chicago White Sox
Cleveland
Baltimore
Earl Torgeson
al Lopez
White Sox
Sox
Boston Red Sox
Lopez
Jou
Calhoun to Fight British Champion Tiger at Madison Square Garden
Rory Calhoun of White Plains meets British middleweight king Tiger in a nationally televised 10 round bout at Madison Square Garden. Calhoun, 24, is a 7-5 favorite despite Tiger, 29, holding a 32-1-1 record with 0 knockouts.
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Leleuision
Tiger
Rory Calhoun
White Plains
Madison Square Garden
Calhoun
Tiker
Chisox Rally Past Orioles in 17th to Stay Top
Chicago White Sox win 6-3 over Baltimore in the majors longest game of the season. Earl Torgeson’s two out homer in the 17th lifts the Sox who cap a stretch of extra inning victories and surge into AL lead. Cepeda powers Giants as they rally past Milwaukee to trim Braves and bolster second place.
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Associated Press
al Lopez
Chicago White Sox
White Sox
Cleveland
Baltimore
Earl Torgeson
Indians
Kansas City
Boston
New York Yankees
Detroit
Tigers
Larry Doby
Oriole
Torgy
Birds
Sox
Dick Donovan
Barry Latman
Gerry Staley
Rodolfo Arias
Turk Lown
Bob Shaw
Jerry Walker
Gary Geiger
Red Sox
Jerry Casale
Rip Coleman
Festerdays Results in Local Leagues
Moose defeats Ellis 11 to 1 in Teener League action Ajax wins 8 to 7 over National Bank in Teener play Corry Jamestown takes 13 to 6 over Hi Fi in City Softball League results.
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Moose
Ellis
Ajax
National Bank
Corry Jamestown
Chub
Craft Lands Yankee Trade Boosts A's in Wake of Deal
Kansas City manager Harry Craft says the latest trade with the New York Yankees strengthens the Athletics after their 5-2 win in Boston. The deal sent Jerry Lampe PanorRie Johnny Kucks Tom Sturdt reike plus another player for Hector Lopez, Ralph Terry, and others. The Athletics sit two games behind the division leaders as the Yankees linger in the cellar amid matchups with Raymonds Ajax Corry Merchants and Frank's.
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Craft
Yankee
Kansas City
Harry Craft
Kanas City Athletics
A's
New York Yankees
Clay Craft
Boston
Athletics
Yankees
Teres
Jerry Lampe
PanorRie
Johnny Kucks
Tom Sturdtreike
Hector Lopez
Ralph Terry
Ajax
Raymond's
Aor Aero Supply
National Bank
Corry Merchants
Union City
Corry
Jamestown 2A
Prank’s
Little League Elks
Wewgames
VFW
Moose
Littler Fires 65 To Pace Eastern Open
Gene Littler shot a 65 in the opening round at the Eastern Open in Baltimore to lead a crowded field. The Stigme Hills, California pro, aiming toward the USGA championship next week, dominated the Pine Ridge course as Ed Oliver, Tony Lema, Don January and others closed in with 66s and 67s.
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Baltimore
Gene Littler
United States Golf Assn
Stigme Hills
Calif
Littler
Pine Ridge
Porky) Oliver
Denver
National League Leaders Reach Milestones And Highlights
National League leaders include Aaron of Milwaukee with 83 hits and 15 home runs, Mathews of Milwaukee leading in homers with 15 and doubles with 19, and Mays of San Francisco high in runs batted in with 45. Pinson and Mathews share triples at six, while Neal of Los Angeles swipes 10 and Drysdale tops strikeouts with 86. The list also notes Burgess of Pittsburgh and others among top categories.
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W. L. Pet
Milwaukee
San Francisco
Pittsburgh
Los Angeles
Chicago
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Associated Press
Orlando Cepeda
Willie Mays
Giants
Mays
RBI
Cepeda
Braves
Venners
Wallop
Lew Burdette
Chicago Cubs
del Crandall
Wes Covington
Burdette Ial
Gordon Jones
Su Miller
Mazes
Hiree-Rame
Pile Brogslnith
Ron Kline
Stan Musial
Honus Wagner
Reds
Dany McDevitt
Johnny Temple
George Altoman
Sammy Taylor
Cubs
Ealey
Vasler
Maryn
Bary Anderson
Don Elston
Himasea
Aaron
Burgess
Pittsburg
Rubs — Mathews
Ruins
Robinson
Pinson
Cineinnat
Cneinnal
Mathews
Milwitte
Keo
Neal
Face
Bilston
Dryadate
Jones
Yankees edge past A's as Sturdivant earns win
Coach Craft praised defensive units and the lineup, noting Sturdivant’s first win this season after earlier losses. Lips fits at second base as Kucks and Sturdivant earn praise for their fielding and overall contribution while the Athletics face tough defense from the Yankees.
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Craft
Bell
Sturdivant
Yankees
Casey Cautious As Yankees Roll
Casey Biengel praised the Yankees after a recent run but refused to predict the length of their hot stretch. The club, arriving from Detroit where they defeated the Tigers, sits 41 14 games back in a three way tie for fifth.
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Casey
Yankees
Cleveland
Casey Biengel
New York Yankees
Konna
Stengel
Detroi
Tigers
C J Softballers Triumph 13 6 Over Hi Fi Club
Corry Jamestown softball team powered to a 13 6 win over Hi Fi Club on the Corry Area High School diamond. Chuck Jackson pitched the victory as Brian Gates took the loss allowing eight hits. Key scoring included a second inning run on Gates a stolen base and infield error and a six run rally in the sixth with two walks and three singles. The City League results also noted Corry Merchants facing Peank s Spaghetti House in next action.
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Corry-Jamestown
Steel Agers
Corry
Chuck Jackson
Brian Gates
Jackson
Gates
Jim Kelsey
C-J
Ernie Vanssens
Wolk
Corry Merchants
Peank
the Merchants
Spaghetti Men
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Toser
Eddie Perie
Milario Morales
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Brad
Lea Rapingso
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National League
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