Ambiguous Sports Schedule Scramble Hits Midseason
A garbled sports column outlines a midseason stretch with a 1050 schedule, listing teams like Wahahington Baltimore Kansas City and DebeAtt. It notes a four game series with Chiao, upcoming games against Cleveland and Detroit, and mentions standings, city matchups, and July dates amid confusion.
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Minnier AlfSpen
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Wahahington
Baltimore
Kansas City
DebeAtt
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Theo
Whalinetoi
Sport Shorts Carry Country Flan
Journal of scattered sports notes detailing races at Skyline Speedway, pole positions, and driver standings. Mentions several drivers, feature wins, and upcoming events with mixed, unclear segments. Shows tentative plans and future potential in local racing and youth involvement.
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Han Eliinbed
Sikar Grove
Tin
Mary Satie
Gurion
Arthur Murray
Unks
Janie
Sixty North East Golfers Compete In Local Outing
An incomplete report describes sixty North East golfers gathering for a local outing. Names and specifics are garbled, but mentions of players and a postround moment suggest a club event with informal results and camaraderie.
Harshman Edges Hard-Luck One-Hitter In 1-0 Win
Harshman pitched a brilliant one hitter to outduel a rival in a tight 1-0 victory. The Chicago White Sox faced Baltimore and Garey Conine as the mound duel produced a lone run and a tense defensive battle at Comiskey Park.
Fox Keystone Slugfest Defeats Opponent 22 to 11
In a high scoring game Fox Keystone defeated its foe 22 to 11. Key to the win were players Jones Whitelay Welmord and Benedict on offense and Welmare the winning pitcher. Benedict took the loss as Ames and Davis officiated.
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Fox Keystone
Erie Slugging Russians? No Slovak Nationals Defeat Corry Legion
Corry Anny June Erie County League game ended 14 to 4 as the Slovak Nationals overwhelmed the Corry Legion. Latos took the loss while Brumfield earned the win for Slovak Nationals, who tallied 18 runs in the first inning and built a decisive early lead. The box score notes key hits by Utes Burkhart Pasarella and Winiarczyk with Vocibus and Wood homering for the winners.
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Erie
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Mickey Mantle
Wood
Tom Linski
Walt Latos
Curry
Oss
American Legion League
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Bindley
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Repeck
Dornhoeffer
Brumsield
Utes
Burkhart
Pasarella
Winiarczyk
Vocibous
Brumfield
Yesterday's Stars and Scores From the Majors and Leagues
The White Sox won 1-0 in a rare one-hitter, with key plays cited against Orioles Connie Johnson and George Zinverink. Roy Campanella homered twice for the Dodgers in a 9-8 win over the Cardinals. Erie beat Jamestown 5-0 and Corning topped Olean 5-0 with Wellsville 6 Hornell 2. Teener League game postponed. National Bank and Columbus Merchants set for 6:5 with first place at stake.
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National Bank and Columbus Merchants
Elks Upset C-1 in State Playoff Action
In a tense state playoff game the Elks upset C-1, scoring key runs as Morris hit the game's only homer and Metauyre went 0-for-3 for the winners. Corry Jamestown and Tiavue contributed, with strong pitching from Mig Hixelop. The match featured multiple hits, defensive plays, and late-inning momentum shifts.
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Linski
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Honorum
Mig Hixelop
Linskis
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Beagle
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Baseball Standings and Schedules From Today Evening Digest
American League standings show Boston Detroit Baltimore and Kansas City chasing Leaders with 32 games behind. Tonight's schedule lists New York at Chicago Boston at Kansas City Baltimore at Detroit Washington at Cleveland. Yesterday results include Kansas City 15 Washington 6 and Cleveland 5 Boston 0. National League features Milwaukee Brooklyn and St Louis atop with 30 plus wins. Tonight games include Ginevanni at New York and Milwaukee at New York.
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Washington
New York
Chitaxo
Cleveland
Chicago
Milwaukee
Brooklyn
Gineinnay
Bt. Louis
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Gineinnaui
St. Louis
Ginebnatl
Milwauker
Calhoun Faces Vaughn in Madison Square Garden Bout
Unbeaten Rory Calhoun of White Plains meets seasoned Willie Vaughn of Los Angeles at Madison Square Garden tonight. Calhoun, 21, his 31-0 record includes 1 knockout and a recent win over Randy Sandy. Vaughn, 26-11-4, last fought July, now with new manager Leo Aminskoff.
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White Plains
N. Y
Willie Vaughn
Los Angeles
Madison Square Garden
Calhoun
Randy Sandy
Vaughn
Wil Ue
Bobo Olson
Garth Panter
Moses Ward
Leo Aminskoff
National AAU Track Meet Opens Two Night Run
Bakersfield hosts the National AAU Track Meet at Memorial Stadium with about 550 competitors seeking Olympic team spots for Los Angeles. Notables include Bob Richards, Mal Whitfield, Harrison Dillard, Parry O'Brien, Bobby Morrow, and Horace Ashenfelter as finals proceed tonight.
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Bob Richards
Mal Whitfield
Harrison Dillard
U. S
Los Angeles
Parry O'Brien
Hagge Leads Opening Round of Ladies PGA Tournament
Mrs Hagge shot a 69 at Forest Lake Country Club to take a two stroke lead over Patty Bere of St Andrews and 24 other women pros entering the second round. The 72 hole medal play event continues through Sunday on the 6, five yard layout with Hagge aiming to capture the LPGA crown.
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International League scores AMami seven Montreal three
In a chaotic scoring display AMami defeated Montreal 7 to 3 while Havana edged Toronto 4 to 3 in separate I L games. The results reflect a busy schedule with multiple cross league matchups on the bill.
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Montreal
Havana
Toronto
Hawkins Leads Philadelphia Open With 65 Rally
Fred Hawkins, the Paso pro, sprinted to a 65 under par in the opening round of the $20,000 Philadelphia Daily News Open. He birdied the first three holes, posted 33 on the front and 32 back, edging Cary Middlecoff by seven strokes as Bill Casper Jr and Gay Brewer tied for second with 67. Several golfers, including Art Wall Jr and Doug Bord, joined a crowded leaderboard.
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Cary Middlecoff
Middlecott
Bill Casper Jr
Chilla Vista
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Gay Brewer” Jr
Cincinnati
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