McInnes Legion Defeats Lawrence Park Tigers 10-3 in Desert
Lawrence Park ran gasis in the desert for McInnes Junior Legion baseballers. McInnes pounded the Parkers again last night by a score of 10 to 3, marking the locals third win in ten games. Corry beat Lawrence Park 15-0 earlier this month. Harold Bromiley earned the win, pitching seven innings while yielding seven hits. Larry Greer led Corry with three hits, including a double, as McInnes piled up 15 safeties. The 37 locals play at Waterford tomorrow with Greer and Ward scheduled to pitch.
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Bill Turner Homers In 7th To Beat Mennonites
Alliance beat Beaverdam Mennonites 7 5 after a seventh inning homer by Bill Turner. Dick Vanderhoof also homered for Alliance while Dave Byler and Gary Swackhamer homered for the Mennonites. Winning pitcher McCray, losing pitcher Troyer. Umpires Johnson Chris.
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No Chance Afield For 1st Baseman
Detroit's Norm Cash played a nine inning game with no putouts assists or errors becoming the third modern first baseman to have a fielding chance free game. The Tigers lost to Minnesota as Cash joined Rip Collins and Jol Clancy as rare examples.
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Yankees and Chisox In Virtual Tie For First
In the AL pennant chase Al Luplow’s sensational dive saved Cleveland’s 6-4 win over Boston while Vic Power’s ejection preceded Minnesota’s 10-6 victory over Detroit. Chicago White Sox shut out the Yankees 6-0 as Ray Herbert won his sixth shutout, narrowing the gap.
Culp Grabs 10th Win as Phillies Hit 18 to 4 Victory
Ray Culp, 21, won his 10th game in Philadelphia's 13 to 4 rout of Pittsburgh. He allowed two hits in six innings before a seventh inning hiccup. Johnny Callison homered, tripled, and added a run-producing double after an earlier run. The Phillies piled 18 hits, tying the NL season high.
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Bill Mitchell Delivers Late Home Run for Phillips Victory
Bill Mitchell hit a sixth inning homer to power Phillips Tavern to a 10 9 win over Mike's Pizzeria in City Softball League action. Mitchell's blast off Don Sperry capped a rally as Mike's led 9 1 by the second inning but could not add scoring. The game featured nine runs by the 2nd inning, with Snyder and MeLean, D Sperry and Abl cited among players.
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Ann Chillock Wins Corry Ladies Day Golf Title
Ann Chillock captured top honors at Corry Country Club in yesterdays regular ladies day event. She led both gross and net scores, posting 73 for low net and top gross. Elma Pastor and Dottie Dolan followed in low gross, while Marie Keppel was runner-up in low net. Dottie Dolan Fern Rothock and Marge Wolcott shared third place. Special contests included longest drive on the ninth and a putt contest, with Dottie Dolan claiming longest drive and Mary Anna Kaiser and Betty Bertram tied for low putts among nineteen participants in the 8-hole event played in scorching sun.
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Big League Stars Hit By AP Pitching Stars
Ray Herbert of the White Sox threw his sixth shutout and second versus first place New York, winning 6-0 on five hits and narrowing the gap to within eight percentage points of the AL leaders. Johnny Callison of the Phillies hit for the cycle as he collected a single, double, triple and homer in a 13-4 win over Pittsburgh.
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Eddie Collen Wins Narrow Decision in Glasgow Bout
In Glasgow Scotland Eddie Collen from Seattle faced Calderwood and earned a points victory. The bout featured Collen pressing the pace and Calderwood fighting hard, with the scoring edging in Collen’s favor.
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Tennis Great Still Boasts After Defeat at Forest Hills
Forest Hills match left Pancho Gonzalez shaken but defiant as he insisted he can beat any rival, vowing to back his bet after a 10-8 2-4 6-0 6-1 loss to Alex Olmedo in the U S Pro Championship first round. He cited worn legs and vowed to play anyone anytime, while Tony Trabert crowed over Gonzalez's subpar showing amid ongoing player association feuds.
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George Pain Bats CJ To 10th Straight Victory
George Pain led CJ with three singles as the club routed Ellis 21 to 5 at Bracken Field in a Little League clash. Palm earned his fifth win of the year in relief, covering 24 innings with 49 strikeouts and a 0.75 ERA, while Dennis Brow and Tom Harvey added power with a double and a single each.
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Three Tied For Ist In Cleveland Open
In Cleveland Open action two newcomers, Mhgedreld Bul Eggers and Clyde Moan Mullis, surged into upper bracket contention for the $110,000 event. Veteran players and rising hopefuls clash as Mullins and associates chase early rounds, while Gary Player eyeing a strong finish and Mullins’ family travels with him. The tourney features a mix of established stars and fresh entrants across the field.
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