Sports Shorts Featured Near Skyltin Speedway and Local Stars
A quirky recap highlights drivers and teams at Skyltin Speedway with titles like Bae Rick and Connyenil noted among competitive standings. Panoramic mentions include Nie Bunithy Biehl and Emery Malan as poets of the scene, while Nie Patel and Lermlite fire loom large in a shifting race narrative.
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Rome
Ajohn
Baerick
Pyar
Skyltin
Fae Palle
Patel
Bial
Chicago
Rely Hogan
Wien
Musial May Quit Baseball Rumors Run Rampant
A battered OCR fragment suggests Stanley Musial facing a possible baseball retirement. The text references World Series era players, Cardinals connections, and insinuations about career-ending doubts amid turbulent trade talk and public speculation.
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Harshman Wins Mound Duel Of One-Hitters
Harshman outduels his rival in a one hitter to lift the mound duel. The White Sox and Orioles clash as rookies and veterans deliver late scoring and stellar defense.
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Harshman
Fox Keystone Defeats G d In Slugfest 22 17
Fox Keystone defeats G d in slugfest 22 to 17 in a high scoring game. Key performers include Boork by Innis and multiple base hits from Whiteley Wottiote Bolind and Chirk. Starting pitcher Wetiare earns the win while Henediet takes the loss as umpires Antes and Davis man the plate.
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Keystone
Boork
Innis
Cellytamestown
Fox Keystone
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Wottiote
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Chirk
Groter
Mitchell
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Wetmore
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Elks Upset C J Slate Playoff Clinch Near
Elks stun Corry Jamestown in a high scoring Little League matchup. McBidowney and Weslosk led Elk hits while Mig Hadon earned the win on the mound. Corry Jamestown's Brown and Sproul produced key runs as eighth graders contest approached playoff week.
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Legion Team Loses At Erie in Erie County League
Corry American Legion junior baseball fell 14 to 4 to Slovak Nationals in Erie, dropping to 1 1 in the Erie County League. Erie tallied 13 of the 14 runs in the first three innings, led by Yocahoe with three homers and Wood adding another. Corry pitchers Tom Linski and Walt Santos took the losses as Brumfield earned the win and Lait the defeat.
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Ior
Erie
Slovak Nationals
Corry
Innnings
Yocahoe
Mickey Mantle
Erle
Wintaregk
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DiMarco and Peterson
Baseball Standings and Tonight's Schedule in Both Leagues
The American League table shows New York leading with 40 wins and Chicago next at 32. Cleveland sits at 31 with Boston 29 and Detroit 27. Tonight's games include New York at Chicago and Boston at Kansas City among others. yesterday Kansas City beat Washington while Chicago defeated Baltimore. The National League standings put Brooklyn atop with 31 wins, Cincinnati at 29, New York 23. Tonight's NL games include Cincinnati at New York and Milwaukee at New York, with rain at New York.
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Detroit
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Washington
Kansa City
Milwaukee Go
Brooklyn
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St. Lous
Pitsburgh
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Philadelphia
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St. Louis
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Cielinati
Calhoun to Clash with Vaughn at Madison Square Garden
Rory Calhoun the 21-0 White Plains lightweight meets Willie Vaughn of Los Angeles tonight at Madison Square Garden. Calhoun, 21, has 11 knockouts and a string of strong early rounds, while Vaughn, 26-11-4, last fought in July amid managerial changes under Leo Minskoff.
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White Plains
N.Y
Willie Vaughn
Los Angeles
Madison Square Garden
Calhoun
Randy Sandy
Vaughn
Wilde
Bobo Olson
Garth Panter
Moses Ward
Vauzhn
Leo Minskoff
Harshman Pitches One-Hitter as White Sox Win
Yesterday's stars highlight Jack Harshman of the White Sox who pitched a one hitter, improving his record as a 1-0 victory over the Orioles. Connie Johnson and George Zuverink limited the White Sox to only a seventh inning double, in a tense pitchers’ duel. Roy Campanella led the Dodgers with two three-run homers and four at bats, securing a 9-8 win over the Cardinals in a high scoring game.
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Satwatthee
Fred
Phebe
Dritlig
Jones
Chicago
Patel
Hacehninus
John mi
Baltimore
Ghideo
Neilie Fox
Ding Fay Vertowbo
Elahity
Leite Treswriy
Prieucesors
Ifth AL
Bob Fitter
Cleveland
Apell
Winnie
Anim
Marion
Gampinsiin
Marty Theksan
Don Cimmer
Aldske
Dot Rice
Danny O'Connely
Milwaukee
Jack Harshman
White Sox
Jast Orioles
Connie Johnson
George Zuverink
Roy Campanella
Dodgers
Npith
Cardinals
Pony League scores roll in from Erie Jamestown Olean Wellsville
Erie beats Jamestown 5 to 0 while Jamestown falls 15 to 0. Olean defeats Corning 5 to 0. Wellsville earns a 6 to 2 win over Hornell. Local league results show multiple teams posting two pairings and decisive margins.
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Pony League
Erie
Jamestown
Olean
Corning
Wellsville
Hornell
Tener League Tilt Postponed by Wet Grounds
The Tener game was postponed last evening due to wet grounds. Tonight at 6 15 National Bank faces Columbus Merchants with first place at stake in a key Tener League matchup.
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Teener
National Bank and
Columbus Merchants
National AAU Track Meet Opens With Star Cast in Bakersfield
The National AAU Track and Field championships begin a two night program in Bakersfield with about 550 competitors. Leaders such as Bob Richards Mal Whitfield Harrison Dillard and Horace Ashenfelter seek the final Olympic team tryouts for Melbourne. Top sprinters milers and field event stars including Bobby Morrow Parry O'Brien and Bud Held prepare for the Los Angeles trials and the Australia bound team. Nine finals are set for Bakersfield College Memorial Stadium as the earth clay track raises hopes of world record churn in sprint and middle distance events.
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Bakersfield
Calif
Bob Richards
Mal Whitfield
Harrison Dillard
U. S
Los Anggeles
Parry O'Brien
Bobby Morrow
Arnie Lowell
J. W. Mashburn
Lou Jones
Jim Lea
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Bud Held
Cy Youns
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Los Angeles
Australia
Bakersfield College
Memorial Stadium
Hagge Leads After Record Round in Ladies PGA
Mrs Hagge opens with a record breaking 60 two strokes off the field and leads 24 women pros by five strokes entering the second round of the Ladies PGA Tournament at Forest Lake. Patty Berg stands second with 7ty behind Hagge and aims to win the crown.
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Mane Bauer Higge
Patty Berg
St.Andrews
Hagge
Forest Lake Country Club
Last Night's Fights Narrowly Decide in Multiple Cities
Boxing card reports from Los Angeles Philadelphia Monroe and Newark detail Jimmy Carter outpointing Laure Salas in Los Angeles while Johnny Lombardo stops Harold Felder in Philadelphia and Virgil Akins halts Don Jose in Monroe. Provizel and Bruce fight to a draw in Newark as the International League Mini 7 finishes in Montreal and Toronto.
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Jimmy Carter
New York
Laure + Salas
Philadelphia
Johnny Lombardo
Mt. Carmel
Harold Felder
Monroe
Virgil Akins
St. Louis
Don Jose
Oakland
Calif
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Freeland
Curtis Bruce
Drew
Hawkins Opens Lead in Philadelphia Golf Open
Fred Hawkins, El Paso pro, shot a three under par 65 to lead the Philadelphia Daily News Open at Cobbs Creek. Middlecoff, the U S Open champion, stood seven behind after struggles. One stroke back were Casper, Brewer, with 68, while 67s belonged to Wall, Ford, Holscher, Kral, and Fetchick amid a crowded leaderboard.
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Fred Hawkins
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el Paso
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Cary “Middlecoff
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Bill Casper Jr
Chula Vista
Call
Gay Brewer Jr
Cincinnati
Art Waller
Pocono Manor
Doug Ford
Mahopac
N. C
Bud Holschler
Apple Valley
Calif
Mike Kral
Louisville
Mike Fetchick
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