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Legion Nine Caps First Triumph 7-6 in extra innings
Corry beats Union City 7-6 after a seesaw game that forced extras. Ed Latos earns the win with two scoreless innings and drives in the decisive run with a double in the eighth. Latos and Barr each had two hits for Corry, while Sharpe hit a three run homer for Union City in the third.
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Corry
McInnes Steel Legionnaires
Union City
Tater
Ed Latos
Tin
Latos
Larry Barr
Melnes
LeRoy Rieck
Art Perkins
Sharpe
Union City Crew
Terry Carroll
Patsey Notte
Mel Innes Jr
Legion—Corry
ABRH
Lindsey
Barr
Houser Twill Latos Rieck Perkins
Union City Junior Legion
Crocker c
Huckno
Farrell
Pifer
Naughton
Bowes
Chesley
Mosher
Perkins
Perrell
Ferrell
Sprovers
Oltaway
Thomas Injured but Should Play for Pirates on Coast
Pirates third baseman Thomas, 20, injury doubtful after being hit on the left hand by a Stan Williams pitch. X rays showed no fracture, and he is expected to play with some discomfort as Pittsburgh completes its West Coast trip with a 6 1 victory over the Dodgers.
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Angeles
Rank ‘Thomas
Pittsburgh Pirates
San Francisco
Pirates
Pacific Coast
Dodgers
Thomas
Don Newcombe
Coliseum
West Coast
Stan Williams
John Armstrong
Stars Batting Highlight Bolster Batting Lead
Yesterday's Stars batter Bob Cerv of Athletics slugged his 17th homer added three triples and two singles driving in five to lift his league lead to 61 runs Kansas City swept the Boston Red Sox 17 6 and 9 4 in a doubleheader Frank Lary and Nu Bumpty Tigers blanked the Yankees 2 0 and 0 0 as Detroit completed a three game sweep at Yankee Stadium
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Bob Cerv
Athletics
Kansas City
Bostom Red Sox
Frank Lary
Nu Bunmitye
Tigers
Lary
Butler
Detroit
New York Yankees
Yankee
Stadlilm
Redlegs Acquire Newcombe in Flurry of AL Trades
Don Newcombe left the Dodgers for Cincinnati as part of a hectic deadline spree. The Athletics and Indians reshaped lineups with Ward Carrasquel Maris Simpson Tomanek Gunn, while the Yankees gained Maas and Trucks. Detroit landed Tito Francona and Bill Fischer in exchange for Ray Boone and Bob Shaw.
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Associated Press
Cincinnati
Redlegs
Don Newcombe
Newcombe
Dodgers
Johnny Klippstein
Steve Bilko
Cash
Los Angeles
St. Louis
Dick Schofield
Pittsburgh
Gene Freese
Johnny O'Brien
Kansas City
Cleveland
New York
Detroit
Chicago
Athletics
Indians
Preston Ward
Chico Carrasquel
Roger Maris
Harry Simpson
Dick Tomanek
Bob Gunn
Frank Lane
Vic Power
Billy Hunter
Woody Held
Yankees
Duke Maas
Virgil Trucks
Tito Francona
Bill Fischer
Ray Boone
Bob Shaw
Humble Bolt Captures National Open Title at Southern Hills
Gene Littler and Julius Boros contend as Gary Player fades. Tommy Bolt, age 39, wins the National Open with 71 71 69 71 288 three strokes over par. Ben Hogan injury hampers fifth bid. Hogan places 10th.
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Yulba
Tommy Bolt
Galt
Bolt
Southern Hills
Self
Italy
Gary Player
South Africa
Frank Stranahan
Toledo
Player
Séfind
Stranahan
Gene Littler
Julius Boros
Ben Hogan
Baylor Signs With Lakers
MINNEAPOLIS All American Elgin Bulger signed by the Minneapolis Lakers for a reported 20000 was tasked with reviving a franchise that once stood as pro basketball's best. Lakers president Robert Short warned if Baylor cannot help climb out of last place the team may fade from the NBA. Baylor was the No 1 draft pick and averaged 32.5 points per game last season behind Oscar Robertson.
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Minneapolis If
Elgin Bulger
Minneapolis Lakers
Seattle University
Laker
Robert Short
Baylor
National Basketball Association
Lakers
Minneapolis
Suggs Captures Round Robin Victory At Tedesco Club
Louise Suggs wins the $12 000 Round Robin Women's Invitation at Tedesco Country Club finishing with plus 61 points in the 90 hole event based on fourball play. Marlene Hagge was runner up with plus 49 and Patty Berg plus 30 in a 16 player field.
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Mason
Louise Suggs
Sea Island
Tedesco Country Club
Miss Sues
Marlene Hagge
Patty Berg
Kathy Cornelius
Alice Bauer
Aero Nips Ajax in Teener Loop Thriller 7-6
Aero Supply tops Ajax 7-6 in a tight Teener League nightcap at Loveland Field. Bob Casler pitched for Aero with 12 strikeouts while Steve Olson took the loss for Ajax. Gates drove in four runs as Aero staged a seventh inning rally after Olson walked Gates to load the bases. Columbus Merchants dropped a 18-2 to Raymonds in the opener as Migliaccio earned the win.
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Aero Supply
Ajax
Columus Merchants
Raymonds
Loveland Field
Aero-Ajax
Bob “Tinker” Caslet
Aero Squad
Steve Olson
Teener
Columbus Merchants
Bille Sample
Jim Olson
Aero
David Gates
Casler
Olson
George Benker
Sample
Becker
Gates
Short
Aeto
Columbus
Migliaccio
Raymond
Mickey McMehon
National Bank
Moose
VFW
Tigers Blank Yanks Twice in Four-Game Sweep
Detroit shut out New York in back-to-back games 2-0 and 3-0 as Frank Lary and Jim Bunning led a double shutout. Ossie Virall, Harvey Kuenn and Gail Harris produced key hits, part of a four-game sweep that boosted the Tigers with new manager Bill Norman. Cleveland swept Washington in two, Chicago topped Baltimore twice, and Kansas City beat Boston in a doubleheader.
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Axnotlavea
Detroit ‘Tigers
Ferry Plous
Jack Tighe
Bill Norman
Tighe
Tigers
Norman
New York Yankees
Yankee Stadium
Frank Lary
Jim Bunning
Detroit
Ossie Virall
Harvey Kuenn
Gail Harris
Yankees
Kansas City
Boston
Cleveland
Washington
Chicago
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Carl Scheib
Dick Fowler
Don Larsen
Bob Turley
Bob Cerv
Chico Carrasquel
Athletics
Red Sox
Cerv
Jeader
RBI
Carrasquel
Vic Power
Bill
Duke ‘Maas
White Sox
Jim Wilson
Dick Donovan
Wilson
Donovan
Mickey Vernon
Sleveland
Preston Ward
Weiler
Wharton
McMullin
Schroter
Hunt
Raymonds
Roehrig
Ajax
Migliaccio
Pos. AB
Reagle
Knowlton
Sewart
Carley Rf
French
Cookles Rf
McIntyre Ih
Sample
Stroup
Wm Re ‘Becker Ss
Miller — _f
J. Olson
Brown
McEldowney
Olson
Roberts
Columbus
Eastman
Bromley
Miglac
C. Reagle
Harvey Haddix
Cinsinnati
Redlegs
Birdie Tebshetts
Crew Il
Milwaukee Braves
Braves
St. Louils Curemnate
San Francisco Ghunts
Pitt
Pirates
Dodgers
Sans Angeles
Pete Whisenant
Rediows
Cubs
Taylor Phillips
Whisenant
Tom Acker
Johnny Kopstein
Cole
Cincinnati
Hanebrink
St. Louis
Don McMahon
al Worthington
Phillies
Giants
Jose
Curt Simmons
Pittshureh
Frank ‘Thomas
Teague
Newcombe
Baseball results and standings across leagues
Daily sports brief with multiple results from major leagues, including scores for Tuesday games in the National and American Leagues, upcoming schedules, and notable performances in golf track tennis and horse racing. Notable items include Milwaukee and San Francisco in NL standings, Met Mile winner Gallant Man, and Olympic track records.
Corry Shooters Fall To Celeron Skeet Team
Celeron skeet shooters beat Corry Rod and Gun Club 296 to 230 at Celeron TANGE. Kurt Lindberg of Corry shot the only perfect 30 while B Swanson and Johnsonehdl each posted 49 for the winning team. Corry scored 230 with Lindberg 35 and other marksmen contributing lower totals.
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Corry
Celeron Celeron
Cory
Celeron
Tange
Kurt Lindberg
B. Swanson
Johnson
Ehdl
Lindberg
A. G. Shopene
Ge Conklitz
K. Mewes
G. Hillstrom
Brohlich
Senators Win Week's Only Minor Contest
The Senators defeated the Yankees 10 to 1 as Russ Clark allowed two hits and led with four hits while Rick Hammond and Gary Blynt contributed multiple singles. Greg Savko made a notable defensive play for the Yankees. Weather may allow tonight’s Indians versus Pirates game. last week’s rainouts included Dodgers versus Tadlans and Yankees versus Braves.
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Senators
Yankees
Russ Clark
Nats
Yanks
Gree Savko
Bombers
Johnny Wase Onk
Clark
Rick Hammond
Hils
Gary Blynt
Greg Savko
Davey Wetmore
Indians
Pirates
Dodgers
Tadlans
Braves
Archers Hold Shoot Here Tri-Club Match Results
Archers from Gerry Arewery Club Titusville and Erie’s Iroquois Club joined local clubs near Lawrence Airport for a tri club shoot. 24 shooters. Joe Lucas Titusville led with 539 to win expert bowman. Dan Kimberlin Erie second with 320. Kinney and Baileyne Corry took bowman honors with 287 and 260. Ronald Borgeson Titusville won archer division medal with 176. Triscull local shooter 154 for second. Plus Saturday night boxing report from Bologna Italy notes Patrano outpoints Cavicchi.
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Gerry Arewery
Lawrence
Colonel Drake Chub
Titusville
Erie
Joe Lucas
Dan Kimberlin
Eris
Dick Baker
Corry
Ick Kinney
Ralph Bailey
Kinney
Bailey
Ronald Borgeson
Ronald Triscull
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Shirley Bloomer
England
Wimbledon
Miss Bloomer
Althea Gibson
Eee Rans
Aero Nips Ajax
Tigers Blank Yanks
Pos
AB McMahon
Williams - Oh Paulson Sd Kronesso
Milwaukee
San Franviso
Fittsburgh
Marblehead
Mass
Derkeley
Calif
Glenn Davis
Ohio State
Ron Delany
Villanova
Southern Cal
Nennis
Christine Truman
Athea Gibson
Britain
Gallant Man
Bold Iiler
Belmont Park
Stanton
Jermie
Delaware Park
Il Pet
Dean
Dem
Phoiale
Beneficial
N. Canter St
Sears & Roebuck
Erie — Corner
Eighth
Chic Young
Honest, Dear, Gc
Blondie
Celoron
A. Johnson
E. Johnson
J. Samuelson
Ae Ag
P. Whalen
D. Johnson
V. Pierson
J. Patti
HO Rubin
Bologna
Willie Pastrano
New Orleans
Franco Cavicchi
Tuffy's
Kendall
Washington Streets
Barbecue Grill
Barkey
Firestone
South Center Street