Muskellunge and bass seasons open in PA and NY sports
Fishermen prepare for season openings in Pennsylvania and New York with focus on Cunadohtn Lake Tionesta Dam Lake LeBoeuf French Creek Allegheny River in PA and Findley Chautauqua Lake NY. Early anglers target big muskellunge using artificial lures and live bait while weather warms water. A boxing bout from Chicago features Bob Baker versus Bob Satterfield televised locally.
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Klapak to Appear at Dickey-Ben Tonight
Dickey-Ben oval in Warren hosts another stock car night with Mike Klapak of Warren Ohio three times national champion headlining a strong field including John McGinley Don Bailey Emery Mahan Fred Ritterer and Gus Brooks. The 1953 season nears midterm as drivers push to raise their point standings with faster and harder racing.
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Stars Shine In Narrow Baseball Win Over Cardinals
Yesterday's action saw Paul Minner of the Chicago Cubs limit St. Louis to six hits and one walk in a 6-2 victory, earning his fourth win. Red Schoendienst, Cardinals, collected a single and a double to push his season total to 101, first to reach 100 in the leagues. Mayo Donelti, 33, named trainer for the Pittsburgh Steelers, succeeds Well Penn who left for a sales job. native of Bridgeville, he previously spent five years at Boston University where his brother Aldo coaches.
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Slump Roared Yankees Lose Exhibition 9 0
The Milwaukee Braves and New York Yankees, each in long losing stretches, left town seeking relief from bad form. The Yankees, trailing in the pennant race, were routed 9 0 by Brooklyn before a season high crowd of 56 136. Milwaukee slipped to second place in the standings as Brooklyn surged, while St Louis fell further behind after a 2 4 loss to Chicago. Jetty Miner held the Cards to six hits as he blanked Saint Louis until a seventh inning homer by Ray Jablonski.
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Mantle Regains Lead in All Star Baseball Poll
Mickey Mantle of the New York Yankees resumes the individual lead in the annual All-Star vote after Monday’s swap with Washington’s Mickey Vernon who trails with about 487 thousand votes. The poll ends July 3 with the game slated for July 14 in Cincinnati.
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Moose vs VFW leads Little League action tonight
Baseball tonight features Moose facing VFW in Little League play. In the American Legion League Corry meets North East at Loveland Field with both teams seeking wins.
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Corry-Jamestown, Bankers Triumphant In Local Baseball Games
Corry-Jamestown crushed the Elks 22 to 1 in Little League while the National Bank outscored Aero Supply 8 to 4 in Teener League play. Tomy Carroll starred with two homers and two doubles, despite a near no hitter by Elks pitcher, and John Middleton’s relief pitching carried the Bankers to victory with Aust and Purdy leading the offense with three hits apiece. The double play by Bob Higgins and a late rally framed the Corry-Jamestown win as the Bankers surged from a 4-2 deficit to seize the lead in the middle innings.
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iGus Bell Tops Major Sluggers Re Ascoriated Pres
New York reports Gus Bell, 24, of the Cincinnati outfield, leads both leagues in slugging. AP figures show Bell with an .817 slugging percentage and 156 total bases in 253 at bats to pace the National League. Al Rosen of the Indians tops the American League with 16 home runs and 19 hits in a 0. Ma total bases in NY games.
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Yesterday's Major League Results and Tonight's Schedule
No American League games were on the slate yesterday. In the National League Chicago beat St. Louis 8 to 2. Tonight's games include Cleveland at Detroit New York at Boston St. Louis at Chicago Washington at Philadelphia Philadelphia at Brooklyn Pittsburgh at New York Milwaukee at Cincinnati Chicago at St. Louis.
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Playground Activities and League Scores Mixed Report
The craft group wove baskets and began milling flower pots at the playground. International League results include Montreal 4 Springfield 1 and Baltimore 5 Ottawa 1 in 10 innings, plus Toronto 10 Rochester 3 and Buffalo 14 Syracuse 1 in 10 innings.
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Elks Edge Jamestown 2-1 In Tight Baseball Duel
Sherwood Scott pitched a no hitter with 12 strikeouts and four walks in a masterful mound duel to lift the Elks to a 2-1 victory over Gerry Jamestown. Terry Stroup took the loss, allowing only one hit as the Jamestown bats were silenced.
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Schoendienst Leads Hitters In Major Leagues
New York report notes St. Louis second baseman Red Schoendienst leads the National League with a .346 average, nearing a 100-hit season mark. The article compares American League contenders Billy Goodman George Kell and others, while listing standings and recent gains as the season unfolds.
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Bass And Musky Seasons To Open
Humid warm weather greets fishery men as the 1953 black bass season opens at one minute after midnight across Pennsylvania. Bass pike-perch pickerel muskellunge and northern pike seasons run through November 30, with forecasters predicting unsettled weather and possible thunderstorms spreading early afternoon.
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Regulations keep five maximum catches for bass and others
The commission maintains last year’s limits with nine inches or better for black bass and six per day. Other species limits include pike-perch 13 inches and six daily, pickerel 16 inches and six daily, muskellunge 24 inches and two daily, and pike 16 inches and zero daily. The panel noted anti pollution efforts have opened more waters to bass fishing.
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