Newhouser May Be Stopper for Indians in Weekend Series
The Indians and Yankees clashed in a weekend set that underscored Cleveland's need for reliable relief. Hal Newhouser stabilized a tired bullpen, while Johnny Sain dominated late for New York. At midseason, Cleveland led the standings by 1.5 games over Chicago and three over the Yankees as Detroit trailed. The pennant race remains a three-team contest, with fan interest waning in several cities ahead of a busy second half. The week also notes upcoming junior baseball road trips, golf matches, and Browns players Groza and Gillom signing contracts as football season nears. Attendance totaled 143,700 for the weekend series, boosting home tally to 563,669 for 11 dates.
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Andrade Risks Unbeaten Ring Record Tonight
Sapo s new york Cisco Andrade a rising lightweight takes an unbeaten four fight streak into a 10 round bout with Johnny Digillo of Bay one NJ at St Nicholas Arena new york The match will be on television Walter Cartier a 30 year old New York middleweight who defeated Bobby Dykes last start also appears with The Portuguez from Goats Rica in the 10 round feature at Brooklyn s Eastern Parkway The fight will be carried by ABC.
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Orioles Top Yankees as Kryhoski Extends Hit Streak
Dick Kryhoski and Benti paced the Orioles to a 4-3 victory over the New York Yankees. Kryhoski singled home the winning runs in the 1st and 5th innings, extending his hitting streak to 18 games. Bob Lemon started for the Yankees, allowing four hits over six innings in a relieved effort.
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Baseball News: Five Teams Battle for Early July Lead
Four teams chase first place as the Fourth of July tradition looms with Giants, Dodgers, Indians, White Sox, and Yankees in a tight race. Giants hold a one game edge over Dodgers while Cleveland and Chicago hover within a game and a half of each other. Yankees seek to avoid drop as Senators loom. Results include Giants beating Cubs in ten. Dodgers sweeping Cardinals with five homers. Phillies taking twin bill from Milwaukee. Orioles winning two from Athletics.
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Ajax Wraps Up First Half Title In Teen-er League
Ajax Iron Works clinched the Teen-er League first half with an 8-3 win over Rogers Steel. Tom Linski earned the win with a near three-hitter, allowing two runs in the fifth and another in the seventh. Linski added two singles for two of Ajax’s six hits off Dietsch. The clubs meet again tonight at Loveland Field to open the second half, with the VFW vs Gerry-Jamestown in the Little League.
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Yesterday's baseball results and today's schedule
National League results include New York 3 Chicago 2 in 10 innings, Brooklyn 8 St. Louis 6, Philadelphia 4-2, Milwaukee 4-1, Cincinnati 9-3, Pittsburgh 0-4. American League games include Cleveland 4 New York 3, Washington 6 Detroit 2, Baltimore 4-3 Philadelphia 3-2, Boston 2 Chicago 1-9. Today no games scheduled.
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Casler and Linski Lead Hitter Races in Leagues
Casler and Linski, top in Little and Teener leagues, pace batting titles with Casler at .504 in the Little League and Linski at .530 in the Teener League. Ed Latos trails by 110 points in second. other standouts include Reich Mowrey Baressi Gates Marty Bailey Davis Guce Van Giesar Grinder Burkhart Kinney Middleton Turner Dietsch Francisco Oyer Hoff man Gates and Mitchell among leaders.
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Pony League Scores From Jamestown To Wellsville
Jamestown defeated Hamilton 12 to 4 while Bradford improved to 6 6 after a 6 to 2 win at Olean. Hornell led Corning 3 to 2, and Wellsville beat Erie 15 to 13 in a high scoring slate across the league.
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Wrestling show draws crowded advance ticket sales
Interest runs high for a wrestling card tomorrow night headlined by Wil Welton vs Beaival Wright and Taran Hewitt in a best two of three falls match with a one hour limit Bearcat aims to extend his winning streak Hewitt seeks revenge following a prior setback The curtain raiser features Hombre Muutuit of Mexico against George White of Buffalo in a one fall bout with an 80 minute limit Lucky Si miurovich of Honolulu faces Man Mountain Dean Jr in the semifinal.
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Bolt and Stewart meet in Insurance City Open playoff
Wethersfield Conn. Tommy Bolt and Hurl Stewart Jr meet in a playoff for top money in the Insurance City Open at Wethersfield Country Club. They stood tied at 271 after 72 holes, with $1500 to the winner and $1200 to the loser, as a dramatic final round carried a five-stroke cushion for Stewart in the decisive 18 holes.
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Stormy windup at course as Stew art posts 66
Bolt struggles with his putter on the 6,551-yard par 95-36-71 layout while Stew art shoots a 66 featuring five birdies. Julius Boros of Southern Pines finishes with 275 for 1,400, narrowing the gap to Bob Tonks of Livingston. Toskd wins earlier for 245, boosting year earnings to 11,433.75.
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