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A scattered sports roundup notes Teener League tensions at Loveland Field and calls for better rule enforcement. It covers All Star voting with Rizzuto and Carrasquel among shortstop contenders, plus expected NL and AL starters. Also mentions Olympic diving trials, Warren’s Tom dull, Pirates signing Ken Southard, a boxing bout rescheduling, and Steelers camp at St Bonaventure with talk of gate figures for a LaMotta title defense.
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Nevin Phillips
Mendville
New York City
Astoria Park Pool
Phillips
Tom Dull
Warren
Goldsboro
Julisno
Int Tasheen
Warren Boy
St. Louis Cardinals
Pittsburgh Pirates
Kenneth Southard
Harvand
Brumswick
Soulard
Boston
Apex Maxim
Jake LaMotta
Senators Edge Boston Behind Con Marrero Pitch
Washington right-hander Con Marrero known for his unpredictable knuckleball and long rest breaks hurled a 4-2 victory over the Boston Red Sox at Fenway Park. Marrero improved to 7-2 with Sid Hudson and Ray Scarborough stinging the Red Sox for six hits. Ed Lopat’s Yankees beat the Athletics 2-0 as Mickey Mantle drove in two, while other majors news include the Dodgers pulling four games ahead of the Giants with a 6-3 win and Curt Simmons’ 6-0 shutout of the Giants Phillies.
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Ralph Roden
Satchel Paige
Don Marrero
Washington Senators
God Negra
Manana
Marrero
Avid
Paige
Electk
Boston Red Sox
Fenway Park
Red Sox
Sid Hudson
Ray Scarborough
Hol Yost
Pete Rumiels
Jed
Washington
Tom Morgan
Yanks
Philadelphia
Mickey Mintle
Mupitie
Bob Hooper
Cleveland Indians
Chicago White Sox
Chicago
Indians
Billy Pierce
Pierce
Bob Feller
Cleveland
Teller
Ed Robinson
Nitline Sherm Lollar
Hal Newhouser
St. Louis
Browns
Detroit
Philadelphia Phils
Simmons
Giants
Phils
Lanry Jansen
Mintn Kennedy
Tanky
Paul Minner
Cincinnati Reds
Minner
Roy Smailey
Reds
Bruce Edwards
Roy McMillan
McMillan
Bill Serena
Hank Sauer
Enos Slaughter
St. Louis Cardinals
Pittsburgh Pirates
Slaughter
Phillies Name Steve ONeill to Succeed Sawyer as Pilot
Philadelphia owner Bob Carpenter announced midseason manager change with former Detroit, Cleveland, Boston skipper Steve ONeill taking over the Phillies after a 6-0 win over the Giants. Eddie Sawyer, Ithaca College professor turned manager, moves aside as ONeill gains a free hand to reshuffle the coaching staff.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Phillies
Sheve O'Neill
Eddie Sawyer
Bob Carpenter
Sheshit
Shibe Park
Phillies
New York Giants
Weill
Demolt Tigers
Cleveland Indians
Boston Red Sox
Sawyer
Ithaca College
O'Neil
Chicke O'Neill
Eddie Never Mare
Steve
Clevelan
New York Yankees
St. Louis Brown
Red Sox
Carpenter
O’neill
Benny Bengough
Cy Perkins
Marc McDonnell
Dusty Cooke
Health Week Playday Highlights and Winners
Health Week events featured playful contests with participants including Phyllis Jaggi and Thomas Varissa crowned as top titles. Winners included Bobby Hut, Lang Hamilton, Judy Rigby, Susan Scholton, and Larry Hamilton in crab races, treasure trove, and ballow smash. Musical checkers went to Susan Scholton and Bobby Hunt. Senior basketball league opens Monday with Ohio State versus Penn State. Attendance reached 170 yesterday.
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Phyllis Jaggi
Alien
Thomas Varissa
Iiring
Bobby Hut
Lang Hamilton
Judy Rigby
Susan Scholton
Larry Hamilton
Ruby
Tommy Dietsch
Tommy Flowers
Phyllia Jaggi
Carol Jaggi
Mary Flowers
Kathy Kelly
Dodgers Reliever Branca Shuts Out Boston 8-3
Yesterday's Stars Pitching credit goes to Ralph Branca of the Dodgers for an eight inning relief two hit shutout in Brooklyn's 8-3 win over Boston. Enos Slaughter drives St Louis to 6-4 win over Pittsburgh with five RBIs on four hits. Stan Musial of the Cardinals extends his hitting streak to 23 games with a double and a single.
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Ralph Branca
Dodgers
Brooklyn
Boston
Enos Slaughter
Carts
St. Lois
Pittsburgh
Stan Musial
Olympic team selection narrows at final trials in Los Angeles
At Memorial Coliseum high drama unfolds as nine events heat toward naming the U S Olympic team. Top hurdlers lead a star‑studded field with world‑class marks. several American records are challenged or broken amid expected busy final day.
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U. S
Los Angeles
Ute
Memorial Coliseum
Hurdies
Harthon Dillard
Dick Atllesey
Craig Dixon
Billy Anderson
Leonard Trex
Samuess
Fortune Gordien
Kim Dillion
Charlie Moore
New York Athletic Club
Mark Oita
Moore
Curtis Stone
New York A. C
Falcons Divide With Bradford if any
Pony League pitcher wins 20 games this season. Jack Dawson looks like the man to do it after winning his eighth straight and eleventh of the year, as the Wellsville Rockets were benched 6 to 1 at Olean last night. In Bradford, John Mickley and Bradford Keht Thunder shut out Jamestown 6 0 in the second game of a doubleheader. Hornell Dodgers swept Batavia 8 1 and 12 8 to stretch the league lead. Fleet game completion noted in unfinished May 24 game. Fights last night featured Dirando and Jackson others in bouts listed.
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Falcons
Bradford
Jack Dawson
Dawson
Wellsville Rockets
Olean
John Mickley
Bradford Keht Thunder
Jamestown
Dumiestown
Hornell Dodgers
Batavia
Bob Umfleet
Hamilton
Cardillnals
Baseball scores and schedule from American and National leagues
Yesterday results list Washington 5 Boston 3 New York 10 Philadelphia St Louis 2 Detroit 1 Chicago 5 Cleveland 1. National League Philadelphia 6 New York 0 Brooklyn 8 Boston 3 Chicago 6 Cincinnati 0 St Louis 6 Pittsburgh 4. Upcoming games include Philadelphia at New York and Brooklyn at Chicago with various night matches.
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Washington
Boston
New York
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Detroit
Chicago
Cleveland
St Louis
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Chivaso
Louis
Bearer
Eighth Annual Gerry Rodeo Set to Open Monday
The Gerry Fire Department hosts its eighth annual rodeo July 4 to July 6 with nightly shows and matinees. Southwester New Yorks lone bonafide rodeo draws top rodeo stars from the JE Ranch of Waverly and Ft Worth with large purses and strong attendance. Preacher Roe tied the season win mark, the first since 1941, as major league pitchers achieve double digit victories.
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Gunu Gerry Fire Department
Ube
Suneday
Southwenerm
New York
Lune
JE Ranch Oy Waverly
Ft. Worth
Texas
Midseason Trout Stocking Sparks Split in Fishing Groups
A Bellefonte meeting of the federation of sportsmen clubs and the fish commission discussed midseason trout stocking. Opinions split between keeping streams open and stocking on small waterways for a fixed five day period after stocking amid calls for responsible management and future angling enjoyment.
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Seth L. Myers
L.ongs
Fish Commission
Fey
Tis Bomuniselan
Federation of Sportemett
Clibs
Bellefonte
Ross Buller
Te Opcion
Sporsnen
Geners
Union City Exits Circuit. Erie County Sees Forfeit Victory
In Loveland last evening the junior baseball game between Union City and Cory was not played as the visitors failed to appear. Erie County officials will award a forfeit victory pending a district meeting. Union City plans to withdraw from the circuit, with Waterford and North East as the remaining Eastern Division clubs alongside Cory in the three team setup.
Baseball Leaders and Standings Amid Name-Dense List
A dense OCR shows scattered league stats with names and numbers across teams such as St Louis, New York, Philadelphia, Chicago, Cleveland, Detroit, and Brooklyn. Highlights include home runs by Sauer and a mix of triples, doubles, and stolen bases credited to several players, but the garbled text limits clear results.
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Philadelphia
Jone
Joep
Bobby Avila
Cleveland
Chicago
Nelson Fos
George Kell
Boston
al Rosen
Phil Rizzuto
New York
Chico Carrasquel
Chicasa
Rizo
Carrasquel
al Carl
Ant Gratiny Hantney
Whitey Lockman
Anckle Robinson
Brooklyn
Bobby Thomson
Bunk Sauer
Stan Musial
Enos Slaighter
St. Louis Cardinals
Roy Campanella
Eddie Robinson
Dale Mitehall
Dom DiMaglio
Banter
You Berra
Mustal
St. Louis
Robinson
Sauer
Wo—Fox
Priddy
Botvoit
Tromle
Voune
St Louis
G. Hampkins
W Betroit
Berni
Bizaute
New Yorks
Milahiny— Sher
Ppiladelphud
Leu
Birlkewis
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