Aero Teeners Rally To Shade Bank Nine 8 7
Aero Supply narrowed on second in Teener League with an 8 7 comeback over National Bank. Emerson Beal pitched all nine for Aero, fanning 10 as Bank led 7 5 late before a four run first and a sixth inning rally swung the game. Bank loses seventh in nine. Aero improves to four wins five losses.
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Kaline Injured By Thrown Ball In Orioles Game
Detroit star Al Kaline is hospitalized with a broken cheekbone after a wild throw by Baltimore in Thursday’s game. He is expected to miss 7 to 10 days. Kaline batted .351 with 43 RBIs and sits 3 points behind Harvey Kuenn in the American League batting race. The injury followed Billy Gardner’s errant throw to first base during a double play bid.
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Major Loop Stars With Hitting Burst In Win Over Tigers
HITTING Chico Carrasquel of the Orioles drove in the final four runs of a comeback burst with a two-run homer in the eighth and a two-run single in the ninth for a 7-6 victory over the Tigers. PITCHING Emmy Pace of Pittsburgh earned his 11th win, extending a 16-game winning streak with five perfect innings in a 4-2 victory over the Cubs, allowing three singles and four strikeouts.
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Indians and Yankees Meet in Weekend Series Clash
Cleveland travels to New York for a four game set that could shake the American League lead as both teams chase the top spot. The Yankees, Winners in four of six, rely on Mickey Mantle’s bat while the Indians rest staff and seek to extend their one game lead over Cleveland.
Braves Hold Off Dodgers in opener as Giants loom in pennant race
Milwaukee’s battered Braves, clinging to a half game NL lead, topped the Dodgers 7-6 in a 4-inning surge before Los Angeles rallied. Pittsburgh outlasted Chicago 4-2 in 13 innings as Elroy Face earned his 11th win. Orlando Cepeda fueled the Giants with 4 for 5 and two RBIs as Cincinnati fell late.
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Lady Golfers Stage Tourney at Corry Country Club
Betty Bertram and TM Mo son won the two ball best ball handicap event on Ladies Day at Corry Country Club yesterday.14 golfers played in the women’s division with a net low score of 37 for nine holes. The field enjoyed morning practice followed by a luncheon before the best ball round.
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Legion Faces Tough Team In PNA Tonight
Legion plays Polish National Alliance on Loveland Field at 6:30 in Erie County Legion action. Comny's McInnes takes the mound as Palsey Notte and Wave Rieck lead the charge for a second win after a 3-0 opening loss and a 20-0 rout of Union City.
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Polish Alliance Tests Local Legionnaires In County Meet
Infield will feature 2d Latos behind the plate Art Perkins at first base Bill Tunnell at second Larry Barr at third and Terry Williams at short. Outfield will include Jim Paulson LeRoy Rieck and Bob Lindsey. The Polish Alliance beat Mallorys 5 2 and remains unbeaten in the county meet.
Union City Rips Frank's in City Softball 14-6
Union City's Unionites moved into a second place tie in the five team league by beating Frank's Spaghetti House 14 to 6. Duane Bowes sparked a four run first inning with three singles and a double, while Mike Bo hal delivered a grand slam in the fourth as Frank's managed a lone run in the third amid the rout.
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New York Eyes Third Major League Plans and Dates
New York officials unveil progress toward a third major league with target dates in 1960 for talent alignment and 1961 to begin operation. By mid July they aim to organize, with 1962 potential parity with existing majors, led by Bill Shea and backed by Donald Grant and investors across several cities.
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Corry Mer chants seek seventh straight win at home
In Monday City League action at Corry Area High School field the Corry Merchants aim for a seventh straight victory against the Hi-Fi Club. Chuck Whiteley started with a two run homer and Ralph Trusk added a double and two singles for four RBIs while Ron Hopson earned the win for Union City. Whiteley took the loss.
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Last Night's Fights West Memphis Recap
West Memphis boxing card saw Spr ing Ingram from 1658's outpoint Clarence Cook from Bastrop La 10 rounds. North Little Rock fighter defeated Cook in a competitive bout with the judge scores surrounding the ten round distance.
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Columbus Four-Team Little League Opens Season Monday
Columbus announces four-team youth baseball league for ages 8 to 13 with 49 players. Rosters include Braves Indians Pirates Yanke es and Yankees opening Monday with games at 6 30 p m. Teams to play Mondays Wednesdays with Tuesday and Thursday rubes for rainouts. Noted figures referenced include Davis Cup and Walkr Cup connections.
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