Penman Tyo Tiny in league races and delayed games
Today sport column notes Penman Tyo shows sales of wetting guitar past work with two toys Tom and Avro, as Columbus and Raymonds play quietly. The Ajax-Acro match may have split two feeders. a postponement and two Mary meetings keep the schedule tight. Little League leads with Elks first half title race. VFW awaits Monday after a Memorial Day doubleheader on July Fourth with VFW vs Moroan and Corry-Tamex vs Elks.
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Jamestown Folds in NYP Circuit Amid Pirates Ties
Jamestown folds after Falcons, a Pirates affiliate, fail to secure parent club support. The team's demise leaves the New York-Pennsylvania circuit with uncertain future as players may seek other Pirates assignments. Fans paid for tickets, though most had already received free passes, reflecting a somber end for local baseball.
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Cornell Rowing Crew Eyes Henley and Summer Tourneys
Sport notes report Cornell rowing will compete at Henley as part of upcoming summer tournaments. The team aims to defend titles while trials and schedules shape the season. Eddie Robinson left Cleveland to join Baltimore as coach and scout. Billy Graham comments on his gait score after a recent event. Ex-Cleveland ballplayer Easter faced a pivotal moment in a minor league game.
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Joe Altobelli
Baltimore
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Take Easter
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Ostermin Stadium
Bisons
Bob Kuzava
Colmbus Jets
Bowling Results and Pitching Highlights
Yesterday’s bowling results feature Jay Moore of Orio les with a shutout streak and a 6-0 win over Mediaus. Billy Wis of Red Hox led hitters with four hits in five at bats, including two homers and five RBIs, driving Boston into fourth place. The Westerner Open midseason event saw details of participants Billy Marwell Tex and Gene Ditiler, with 134 total innings and 86 holes noted.
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Teague
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Red Hox
Thiers
Boston
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Tex
Gene Ditiler
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Dhadockert
Orioles Blank Tribe To Tie AL Record In Stocky Night
Orioles shut out Cleveland 6-0 to tie the American League record for consecutive scoreless innings as Moore, Brown and Johnson anchored a pitching-dominant night. New York and Chicago won, Milwaukee moved atop the standings, while San Francisco and St Louis stayed close behind in a crowded pennant chase.
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Alice Bauer Leads Women's Golf Tourney
Alice Bauer and teammate Marlene Hagge lead the National Women's Opel gulf tourney after a 1 over par 148 first round. Bauer, 29, says she has not changed her game, aiming to win in 1957. Hagge trails by strokes with 158, while Betsy Rawls, Betty Jameson, Betty Dodd, and Betty Hicks hold strong positions as the field moves toward a Winged Foot showdown.
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Sid
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Betty Jameson
Betty Dodd
Betty Hicks
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Salt Antonio
Tex
Miss Dodd
Louisville
Miss Hicks
Long Beach
Major League Leaders in a Noisy Season Seeming From 160 Albums
A jumble of baseball leader names and stats from Mantle to Mays spans batting and pitching categories. Notable marks include Mantle leading runs and home runs for New York, Aaron and Mays high on hits and steals, and Schmidt and Sanford among top pitchers with strikeout counts.
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New York
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Boston
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Wynn
Cleveland
National Teague
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Rims — Aaron
Millwauther
Mays
Huns
Aaron
Milwaukee
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St. Louis
Schmidt
Bouis
Sanford
Philadelphia
Wimbledon advances highlight Garrison trio in briefs
In Wimbledon England United States seeded trio Althea Gibson Louise Brough and Darlene Hard advanced to the women's quarterfinals. Elsewhere in baseball Tom Brewer earned his ninth win for the Red Sox while Charlie Maxwell and Frank Bolling contributed for the Tigers in a game with limited clear details.
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England
United States
Althea Gibson
Louise Brough
Darlene Bard
Wornen
Red Sox
Tom Brewer
Charlie Maxwell
Frank Bolling
Tigers
Mietit
Robinson to defend title vs Basilio in New York park
Middleweight champion Sugar Ray Robinson agreed to a September title defense against welterweight king Carmen Basilio in a New York baseball park. The planned bout positions Robinson to unify titles in a high profile, city based clash with Basilio in the limelight of New York boxing.
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New York
Sugar Ray Robinson
Carmen Basilio
Teener League Leaders Highlight Williams Mowrey Pacing
Williams of Ajax and Mowrey of Raymonds pace the Tener League in batting and pitching with Williams breaking a .550 average and 15 hits while Mowrey powers the pitching circuit. Terry Houser of Aero sits among the top pitchers at 4-1, with Baileys Ajax and others close in wins.
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Raymonds
Torey Williams
Ajax
Leaue
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Terry Houser
Aero
Mark White
Bob Cis Jer
Bob Bailey
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George Loomis
LeRoy Rieck
Steve Olson
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Art Perkins
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McVicker
Nine Americans in Italian 500 at Monza race
Nine American speedsters and three British pilots prepared for the Monza international 550 mile race. The event promises one of the fastest speeds in 20 years with Tony Bettenhausen of Tinley Park, Illinois, driving the Novi Special at more than 177 mph during the 26 mile qualifying tests.
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Frick Drops 3 As Cincinnati All Star Deluge Sparks Change
NEW YORK Ford Frick vetoed three Cincinnati selections after a flood of votes to shape the NL dream lineup. He swapped in Stan Musial Willie Mays and Hank Aaron while keeping five Reds starters in the starting lineup. The voter surge, concentrated in Cincinnati, led to immediate changes before the midnight deadline.
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Diamond Action Teener League Matchups Overview
Teener League games include Columbus against Ajax on Monday with a four p.m. start. Also listed are Little League VeW versus Bike, National Bank against Ajax, and Minor League Yanks facing Indians. City Softball features Corry Jamestown versus Fox Keystone.
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Bromley And Jensen Lead Little Leaguers
Harold Bromley of te VEW revived his stature in the Title League hitting department while Cory Jamestown’s Norm Jensen took over the pitching leadership as the second half of the Little League season began. Bromley lifted his average to .621 and Danny Mel Eldowney of the Elks fell 54 points to .575. Mike Johnson and Larry Nichols of the Moose remained third and fourth with averages of .480 and .454.
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Te Vew
Cory
Jamestown
Norm Jensen
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Danny MelEldowney
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Elks
Fender
Mike Johnson
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Moose
Basilo Vows KO Over Robinson in Ring Return
Basilio, a 30 year old Canastota native and welterweight champion, vowed to KO Robinson when facing Sugar Ray in September. Tentative dates set for Polo Grounds or Yankee Stadium. Basilio agreed to 25 percent gate share, dropping to 20 percent to meet Robinson’s 45 percent demand for TV and gate split.
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Ray Robinson
Carmen Basilo
Sugar Ray
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Basillo
James Norris
International Boxing Club
Polo Grounds
Yankee Stadium
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Carmen
Stgar Ray
Busso Seeks Lightweight Title Clash in Boston
Johnny Busso, 21, from New York, defeated Larry Boardman 3 0 in a televised test fight at Mechanics Building to press for a title shot. Busso’s win improves to 30 4 1. Boardman slips to 4 5 after three straight losses, reducing chances of a title bout.
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