Dads Battle asnaneeTOW reentry in league game
Corry theme park field hosts annual Patchers' Game at 6 30 p m with VFW Moose fathers Elks and Corry Jamestown dads. Frank DeLuryUmpire imposes 10 cent fines for errors and hits. 25 cent fines for taunting. Proceeds aid local baseball program. players and spectators gather at Mead Park Olin Bracken Field.
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Asnaneetow
VFW
Moose
Elks and Corry- Jamestown
Mead Park
Olin Bracken
Frank DeLury
Tony Sprover
DeLury
Corry
John McMahon
Elks and Corry-Jamestown
Charlie Correll
Pinch Runner Shocks Crowd On Cleveland Baltimore Field
A grandstand volunteer from Akron attempted to run the bases during a Cleveland Baltimore game drawn by 19,504 fans. Roger Fitt, a 20 year old watchman, dashed onto the field, dodged cops and ushers, slid into second, then headed for the Baltimore dugout before four officers escorted him away as fans cheered. The game resumed after the incident.
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Roger Fitt
Akron
Rightield
Bill Summers
al Smith
Baltimore
Smith
Warren star Ed Rickerson signs with Indians
Sport Shorts reports Warren High basketball star Ed Wink Rickerson signed a baseball contract with the Cleveland Indians. He also pitched two no hitters for the Warren Elks against the Jamestown Moose last Friday. Other items note McInnes Steel vs Wesleyville, Duke Snider sued for 75000 over a foul ball in Cincinnati, Jamestown Falcons seek financial help, and a Pirates tryout camp in Sharon on July 1–2 for players 16 and up with gear needed.
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Wink” Rickerson
Warren High
Cleveland Indians
Warren Elks
Jamestown Moose
McInnes Steel
Wesleyville
Duke Snider
Indy
Cincinnati
Jamestown Falcons
Pittsburgh Pirates
Sharon
Westinghouse Baseball Park
Olson Beats Maxim In Ten Round Split Decision
In Portland Olson, once middleweight king now guiding a Vancouver club, outboxed and pressed Maxim of Cleveland through ten rounds. Referee Ralph Gruman scored 56-54 for Olson while other reporters varied 51-52 and 58-52 on Olson’s favor, reflecting a closely contested bout.
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Portland
Ore
Uke
Maxim
Cleveland
Ohio
King
Vancouver
West Aight
Ralph Gruman
Dudgess
Eddie York
Makim
Jude Dick Wagner
Associated Press
Yanks and Indians Win As White Sox, Pierce Fall
Fans pace the All-Star vote as Yankees and Indians win while White Sox star Pierce falters. Ted Williams leads the AL with 34,347 votes and is 30,000 ahead of Roy Sievers. Mickey Mantle close behind. NL leads feature Stan Musial at first base with others like Mays and Aaron in the outfield. Ed Bailey catches for Cincinnati.
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Ford Frick
Reno Bertola
Detroit
Gil McDougald
New York Yankees
George Kell
Baltimore Orioles
McDougald
Ted Williams
Boston Red Sox
Roy Slevers
Washington
Mickey Mante
Williams
Vic Wertz
Cleveland
Nellie Fox
Chicago
Bertoia
Harvey Kuehn
Jortstop
Mantle
al Kaline
Tigers
Yogi Berra
Stan Musial
Red Schoendienst
Milwaukee
Ed Mathews
Roy McMillisn
Cincinnati
Frank Robinson
Wille Mays
New York
Hank Aaron
Ed Bailey
Shantz Guides Yankees To 2-1 Victory Over Tigers
Bobby Shantz pitched seven innings for New York, seven hitters, six strikeouts, and two walks to beat Detroit 2-1 and end a five game Tigers run. Rookie Bobby Richardson drove in both runs with a first inning RBI single and a seventh inning bases loaded walk.
Corry Archery Club Dominates Two-Club Shoot at Lawrence Airfield
The Corry Archery Club and Colonel Drake Archery Club faced off in a two club shoot at Lawrence Airport. Corry shooters captured most awards with officials describing the event as highly successful. Winners include Max Brown 420 Expert, Harry McQuiston 409 Bowman, Earl Price 385 Bowman, Lanis Johnson 478 Archer and Joe Lucas 419 Archer. Grace Lamona led Lady Archer with 374 and Josephine Coy topped Lady Novice with 148.
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Spring Street
Lawrence
Corry Club
Cory Archery Club
Colonel Drake
Titusville
Max Brown
Corry
Bowman
Harry McQuiston
Earl Price
Lanis ‘Johnson
Archer
Joe Lucas
George Garvey
Floyd Coy
Robert Vroman
Grace Lamona
Josephine Coy
Tribe Bats Boom As Sox Rally Fails
Cleveland Indians moved within five games of the league leading Chicago White Sox by defeating Boston 7 6 last night after stifling a four run ninth inning rally by the Red Sox Reliever Ray Narleski survived the late Boston uprising which included a three run homer by Jackie Jensen Gene Mauch provided the spark with timely hits Chico Car rasquel and Vic Wertz also homered and Roger Maris contributed the go ahead strike The starter Bob Lemon earned win number four while Tom Brewer took the loss for Boston
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Associated Press
Bobby Shantz
Casey Stengel
New York Yankees
Yankees
Ritchers
Art Ditmar
Shantz
Kansas City
Ditmar
Ol Case
Felter
Chicago
Detroit
Wich
Yankee
Whitey Ford
Tigers
New York
Baltimore
Cleveland
Boston
Ralph Terry
Virgil Trucks
Washington
Ray Grone
Milwaukee
New York Giants
Braves
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Cubs
Brooklyn Dodgers
Phils
Cincinnati
Bobby Richardson
Bill Hoeft
Jim Busby
Billy Pierce
Pierce
Busby
RBI
Billy
George Zaverink
Chico Carrasquel
Vic Werth
Rocky Colavito
Roger Maris
Indians
Jensen
Red Sox
Ray Nar- Teski
Bob Lemon
Crone
Warren Spatn
Art Swanson
Sins Agning
Pirates
Virdon
Harry Jackson
Rip Repulski
Harry Anderson
Jim Hearn
Jack Sanford
Don Newcombe
Ulire
Dodgers
Gil Hodges
the Brooks
Hal Jeffeost
Ne- Meyers
Reidlegs
Eeee Eed Ince
Cleveland Indians
Chicago White Sox
Ray Narleski
Jackie Jensen
Gene Mauch Fiied
Vic Wertz
Rocky
Colavite
Roger ‘Mauch
Lemon
Tom Brewer
Yesterday's Stars Pitching and Hitting Spark 8-1 Win
Art Swanson wins first start after signing bonus in 1995, logging four singles in 24 innings as the Cardinals are shut out on two hits through eight innings in an 8-1 loss. Bobby Richardson drives in both Yankees runs with a sacrifice fly and a single in three plate appearances for a 2-1 victory over the Tigers.
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Art Swanson
Plates
Cardinals
Bobby Richardson
Yankees
Tigere
Corry-Jamiestown beats McInnes Steel 8 to 6 in City League
Corry-Jamiestown wins its third City Softball League game, defeating McInnes Steel 8 to 6. The Inn ers scored six runs in the first two innings to seize the lead, McInnes adding three in the fifth and two in the seventh but not enough. Dick Chase earned the victory for Corry-Jamiestown, Shorty Doan took the loss, and Elchynski's Restaurant faces McInnes in tonight's postponed playoff bout.
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Ccumiuwe
Vores Mene Town
McInnes Steel
Inners
McInnes
D-1
Don Kauer
Dick Chase
Corry-Jaimestown
Shorty Doan
Elchynski’'s
McTnnes
Diamond Action Tonight at Local Leagues
Tonight's card features TEENER LEAGUE action with National Bank facing Aero and IIL versus Moose Dads. Minor League sees Yanks clash with Pirates while tomorrow's slate includes Little League VFW and Moose Dads versus Corry Jamestown. Raymonds play Columbus and Senators meet Dodgers as City Softball leads Roberts against Corry Jamestown.
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Moose
National Bank
Aero
Yanks
Pirates
Little League
VFW
Moose Dads
Corrysamestoun
Wks Danp
Raymonds
Columbus
Senators
Dodgers
Roberts
Corry-Jamestown
National League standings and results recap
Milwaukee leads the NL with Philadelphia and Brooklyn chasing as yesterday yielded Philadelphia 7 Chicago 6 and Brooklyn 7 Cincinnati 0. Today Philadelphia visits Chicago while New York plays Milwaukee and Brooklyn hosts Cincinnati, with Pittsburgh at St Louis in the night slate.
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Ugut Freeman
St. Louis
National League
Milwaukee
Philadelphia
St. Louis Um
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
New York
Pittsburgh
Chicago
St Louis
Brooklyn Innali
A Louis
Cleveland
Detroit
Boston
Baltimore
Kansas City
Washington
Brown Favored In Title Bout In Denver Coliseum
Joe Brown of Houston is a heavy favorite to defend his lightweight title against Cuba's Orlando Zulueta tonight in Denver Coliseum. Promoter Joe Dupler expects a $35,000 gate. Brown takes 40 percent of receipts, Zulueta 20 percent. Brown, 30, predicted a knockout despite a prior draw with Zulueta in Baltimore. Boxes will wear six-ounce gloves per Colorado Athletic Commission ruling.
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Joe Brown
Houston
Tex
Matty
Cuba
Orlando Zulueta
Denver Coliseum
Joe Dupler
Brown
Ing
Zulueta
Baltimore
Colorado Athletic Commission
Tennis players advance in NCAA and Queen's Club rounds
In Salt Lake, Sam Giammalva of Texas and Barry MacKay of Michigan won second round matches with Giammalva 6 1 6 0 and MacKay 6 2 6 0. In London, Davis Cup juniors Mike Green of Miami and Myron Franks of Los Angeles advanced to the third round at Queen's Club by defeating Belgium’s top players.
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Salt Lake
Sam Giammalva
Texas
Barry MacKay
Michigan
Giammalva
MacKay
London
United States
Mike Green
Miami
Fla
Myron Franks
Los Angeles
Belgium
Solon Warns Against Baseball Antitrust Curbs
Washington Rep Herlong warned that applying antitrust laws to baseball would injure the sport and threaten minor leagues. He noted minors rely on local supporters and major league affiliations to ease finances and suggested eliminating the reserve clause could dry up small clubs’ income. He pressed Congress to consider exempting core baseball practices from antitrust jurisdiction.
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Washington
Her Jong
D-Fia
Hoerlong
House
Herlong
Rep
Celler
D-Ny
Supreme Court
Congress
Leesburg
Strong Point wins featured Monmouth Park race in tight finish
QUEANPORT New Jersey Strong Point ridden to victory by a narrow margin at Monmouth Park finishing three quarters of a length ahead in the feature race. New York Amateur Athlete Union cancels plans for a proposed series of track meets between the United States and Russia.
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Queanport
N. J
Monmouth Park
New York
Athlee Union
United States
Russia
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