Belmont Stakes Preview Underscores Shaken Field
Belmont Stakes lacks Derby and Preakness winners as Determine and Hasty Road skip. High Heldt remains a strong draw with High Gun and Fisherman among favorites. Trading deadline looms as Cubs and Cardinals eye pitching, with AL teams like Indians White Sox and Yankees active. Also boxing, golf, and trapshoot results noted alongside minor league action.
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Rogers Steel and Moose Post Baseball Wins
Rogers Steel defeated Aero Supply 8 to 6 in Teener League while Moose beat VFW 12 to 7 in Little League. The Steelmen plated eight runs after two early innings, and Moose built a big lead with two in the first and six in the second, with Jan Van Dresar collecting two doubles and a single in four trips.
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Giants Rally In Ninth To Defeat Milwaukee 6-5
The Giants came from behind to beat the Braves 6-5 in the ninth inning as Joe Adcock hit a grand slam but New York sealed it with timely hits. Al Dark and Monte Irvin contributed to a rally that capitalized on Braves miscues and late-game pressure. The Braves’ home struggles continue with a rough stretch at County Stadium versus a strong road pace elsewhere.
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Corry Legion Nine Triumphs In Opening Tilt 10-3
Corry American Legion Junior baseball opened the Erie County League season with a 10-3 win at Fairview. Pitcher John Maloney struck out three as Corry, managed by Patsey Notte, led from the start and scored in every inning except the third and sixth. Ken Wilkinson had two singles in four at bats as Corry collected ten hits. The home opener is set for Loveland Field Friday at 6:30 pm against Albion.
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Baseball scores and upcoming games in two leagues
National League results show Chicago tied Philadelphia and New York 6, Milwaukee 5, St. Louis 10, Cincinnati 5, Pittsburgh pending. American League Chicago 8, Philadelphia 3, Detroit 6, New York 0, Cleveland 2. Tonight Pittsburgh visits Cincinnati, New York plays Milwaukee, Brooklyn hosts St. Louis, Philadelphia meets Chicago, and several American League games are slated.
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Durando Set To Face Kilgore In Miami Beach Tonight
Ernie Durando of Bayonne aims to defeat Hilly Kilgore of Miami in a 10 round main event at the Miami Beach Auditorium televised by CBS at 10 p m The International Boxing Club hints a possible non title bout with middleweight champion Bobo Olson on July 7 in San Francisco Olson plans the tuneup before his August 14 defense against Rocky Castellani Detroit notes Marty Marehais outpointed Arthur Wright in a 1744 bout
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Orioles Sign Clemson Star William O'Dell as Bonus Pitcher
The Baltimore Orioles signed 21 year old William Oliver O'Dell, Clemson standout, as part of a drive to field a strong young club. General Manager Art Ehlers called him a top bonus prospect and the deal's cash amount was undisclosed. The article also lists various minor league game scores and a random fact about a bull moose’s weight.
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Tigers Pitcher Hoeft Shuts Out Yankees Again 8-0
Billy Hoeft of the Detroit Tigers limited the New York Yankees to two hits with no hits allowed through six innings and earned an 8-0 victory, becoming the first left handed pitcher to shut out the Yankees twice this season. Monte Irvin of the Yankees is mentioned in the scoring note.
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Giants Rally Edges Milwaukee In Ninth Inning
In a City Football League clash last night the York Giants rallied to beat Milwaukee 6 to 5 after a ninth inning comeback. Zalzbeck earned the win for the Giants, delivering a key performance to seal the dramatic victory.
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