Indians Seek Lead With Home Stand Against Yankees
The Cleveland Indians return home after a rough road trip and host the New York Yankees in a three or four game set that could move them into first place. Washington, Boston, Philadelphia join the Yankees on the schedule as the stand wraps up June 25. Cubs surge as surprise NL favorite led by Hank Sauer and Bob Rush. Giants and Dodgers contend. Moose team, St. Thomas softball, and Meadville alumni notable as local sports scene briefs wrap.
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Major Leaders National League Batting and Pitching
National League top hitters include Sauer of Chicago with 70 hits and 18 home runs, and Williams of New York with 1 double. Pitching leader Roe of Brooklyn 5 0 1 000, and Rush 67 strikeouts. American League leaders feature DiMaggio of Boston with 337 hits and Avilay of Cleveland with 38 runs.
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Garcia Beats Yankees 7-1 For Ninth Victory
AP play by Ralph Roden reports Husky Mike Gusera leads Cleveland Tidians to a 7-1 win over the New York Yankees. Gusera earns his ninth win, limits the Yanks to four hits, and drives in two as Allie Reynolds takes the loss. Cubs’ Bob Rush tosses a 3 hit 5-0 win over Boston, lifting Chicago into range of the Giants as Chicago improves to 16 of 20.
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Clymer Cops C Crown, Wins 6 2 Class A Title
Clymer Pirates, led by pitcher Hart VanKarden, down Youngstown 6 to 2 to claim the Class A title. VanKarden limited the opposition to five runs while slamming a triple and driving in runs, with Bensinki Newhouse and Perdue contributing in the early innings.
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Araujo Wins Split Decision Over King in Madison Garden Bout
In Madison Square Garden last night Araujo won a split decision over King to set up a lightweight title shot. Both fighters expressed desire for the champion next while Frankie Trevis, Araujo's manager, declared the victory deserving and the road clear.
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Moose Routs C-1 In Little League
Moose defeats C-1 13 1 in a postponed game to gain at least a share of first place. Bob Staples held the mound with six hits allowed and 15 strikeouts while Tom McMullen and Paulson each collected two singles and two doubles.
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Hornell Dodgers Nip Jamestown in long game
Hornell Dodgers beat Jamestown 5-4 in 14 innings as Don Alexson delivered the winning run with a one out single. Other action saw Hamilton beating Wellsville 9-3, Olean's 18 hit attack overwhelming Batavia 8-4, and Corning A's topping Bradford 7-4 with a late rally.
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Legion Blanks Waterford 4-0 In Corry Game
The Corry American Legion Sui lor baseball team beat Waterford 4-0 at Loveland Field to even its record at 1-1. Ronnie Shoop allowed two singles and struck out 10 as Waterford, charged with five errors, fell behind early and could not rally. Hod McLean contributed a run with a single and Daristed error aided the scoring, while the Legion added runs on walks, a wild pitch, and Loyd’s second hit. Next game targets Union City on Tuesday night.
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Lap Stand Results and Early Standings in Baseball
Yesterday Cleveland defeated New York 7 to 1. Standings show Boston and New York leading with 31 and 28 wins respectively, followed by Cleveland 22 and Washington 21. Today New York visits Cleveland while Boston travels to Chicago and Philadelphia hosts St. Louis.
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Ginelunati at Brooklyn and Other MLB Matchups
Schedule listing Ginelunati versus Brooklyn with two games, plus St Louis at New York, Pittsburgh at Philadelphia, and Chicago at Boston. The pairings cover major league teams across four city matchups in a single briefing style listing.
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Hogan Sets National Open Pace as Hogan Leads by Two
In Dallas at the Woodmont course Hogan dominates the National Open with a 69 and 69 in the opening rounds total 138, two strokes ahead of George Fazio who stands even par after initial rounds. Johnny Bulla trails by two shots with a 68. The field includes notable players and a late-night sports update from New York reports a separate boxing result.
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Corry Golfers Host Randolph In Season Opener
Corry golfers prepare for the first inter club match of the season hosting Randolph, N Y with tee off at 2 p m. about 28 Randolph players expected, each matched to a Corry foe by handicap for 18 holes. Ladies of the club will provide lunch, and a return match is planned later in the season.
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Penn State Tops Duke in NCAA Baseball Tourney
In Omaha, Penn State defeated Duke 12 to 4 as NCAA tournament play began with undefeated Missouri and Penn State among the leaders. Holy Cross, Texas, and others battled, while Jackie Lonergan pitched seven and one third innings for Penn State, earning the win as Duke sputtered.
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