Indians Rise in 5 Box Doubleheader Triumph Over Kansas City
Cleveland Stadium hosted a Sunday doubleheader where Wynn Hawkins and Dick Stigman impressed in their major league debuts. Hawkins survived a rough start, then shut down Detroit vibes while Stigman held Kansas City to two hits through seven. Pete Daley’s doubles sparked two runs, and Lou Johnson capped the ninth with a flyout to seal a 3-1 win. The pair, part of Joe Gordon’s rebuilding plan, energized a young Indians staff considered among the league’s best in time.
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Gordon
Lou Johnson
Harvey Kuenn
Gary Bell
Jim Perry
Beavers Track Notes Highlight Brundage and Scoring Leaders
John Brundage, a standout hurdler, nears an appearance in the 440 as Corry High’s track team seeks scoring depth. Brundage sits with 41 points, trailing Sid Stewart’s 1959 top mark by a fraction, while Vanik leads the dash squad with 837 points. Doug Stewart and Art Perkins pace the discus and field events, each at 80 points, with a scattered group of scorers filling the ledger as Coach Ben Calderone weighs Brundage into the 440 against Warren to bolster a weak event.
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Corry
Doug Stewart
Art Perkins
Joe Baressi
Jim Davison
Romer Mahin
Mickey McMahon
Wayne Vanderhoff
Steven Olson
John Roach
Bill Lord
Jim Maloney
Conrad Shields
Phil Leek
Danny McHidowney
Vetane Fires Four Hits In 4-0 Win Over Braves
Vetane collected four hits and drove in a run as the Cardinals defeated the Braves 4-0. Daryl Spencer and Cardi nals teammates set up a run and scored another in an eight inning rally. Anise tied the game in the eighth, then sent the winning run to third with his fourth hit and second double in the ninth as Pittsburgh’s winning streak ended.
Indians Rise With Lane Trades Spark Tribe Tie For Lead
Streaking Cleveland uses Frank Lane swaps to spark a 2-0 win over Washington, tying the White Sox atop the American League as Johnny Temple drives in the deciding run. Herb Score and Don Ferrarese hit mixed results as Baltimore splits series, Gentile drives in 17th RBI lead.
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Jim Lemon
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Dick Donovan
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Gus Triandos
Ferrarese
Mary Breeding
Palmer Ties Collins in Houston Classic Playoff
Arnold Palmer and Big Bil Collins faced off for first money in the Houston Classic with Palmer tied for the lead after a recent round. Palmer, Masters champion, shot a 73 as Collins posted 75, missing a final-green birdie by inches.
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Ex Pirates Halt Pirates Streak in Nine-Game Run
Ex Pirates beat Pirates. Cardinals win on a bases loaded walk in the ninth, Kilne completes first CG as a Cardinal. Giants top Braves 5-0 as McCormick fires four hitter. Reds down Dodgers 6-5 with Pinson, Bailey key. Cubs edge Phillies 8-7 on Zimmer RBI. Pace suffers loss after 22 straight relief wins.
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Sam Jones
Jim Davenport
Carl Willey
Don McMahon
Ken MacKensie
Reds
Billy Martin
Vada Pinson
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Charlie Neal
Roger Craig
Pinson
Lee Walls
Larry Sherry
Roy McMillan
Bailey
Takeoff May Be Issue In Thomas Jump
New York AP reports a potential snag in John Thomas world high jump record of 7 feet 14 1/2 inches due to using an asphalt takeoff surface. AAU may approve the American mark after review, with IAAF action possible pending surface rules and spike concerns.
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Yuri Stepanov
Tigers Lose Streak Threatens First Place
Detroit Tigers slide from first after a series of losses, with hitters failing to produce. Manager Jimmy Dykes laments the slump as team batting average falls from .246 to .202 while pitchers like Tom Morgan keep delivering.
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Bengals
Jimmy Dykes
New York Yankees
Tom Morgan
Minor League Scores From Pacific Coast and International Leagues
Results from several circuits show Sacramento defeating Vancouver 4 2 while San Diego or Salt Lake City matchups reveal Sedttls at 6 Salt Lake City 12 Portland 6 Tacoma at Spokane postponed. Other notes include Seba Dale Bowe Worth St 300 Louisville Denver 3 Indianapolis 4 Montreal 7 Miami 4 Havana 1 Toronto 2 2 Erie 5 Auburu 14 Gegera 17 Elmira 1 and Erie 5.
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Dale Bowe
Major League Leaders Summary
National League leaders include Mays San Francisco with 28 hits and 21 RBIs while McCovey leads in home runs with 7. Banks Chicago strong in RBIs with 19 and Triple leaders include T Taylor Chicago with 3. American League leaders show Lumpe Kansas City 24 hits and Skowron New York 14 RBIs. Coates New York tops pitching with 31 strikeouts and a 1.000 ERA. other top names include Pascual and Bell.
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Acton
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Warren Golfers Rout Corry In Season Opener
Warren golfers defeated Corry 9 to 3 at Warren Country Club to start the season. Walter Bowen led Corry with 79, while Rosa Kremer and Jack Hamilton shot 43 for Warren, and Erie Academy looms Friday at home as Corry seeks better second half.
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Rosa Kremer
Jack Hamilton
Rownn
Mike Lewis
John Davidson
Willard Dyckes
Robbie Zalzneck
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Erle
R. Kremer
Baseball Standings and Results Snapshot
The page lists American League and National League standings with teams, wins, losses, and winning percentages, followed by a schedule of Monday results including Baltimore over Chicago and Cleveland defeating Washington. Also shows upcoming games for Tuesday and Wednesday with matchups across leagues and cities.
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New York Boxers Cage Victories In Garden Event
Joe Gonzales of New York outpointed Obdulio Nunez of New York over 10 rounds while Ronnie Cohen of New Rochelle stopped Al King of Bristol in the 8th round. The bout took place last night in New York.
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Plans Formed For Section I Track Meet Innovations
Corry Area High School hosts the Section II track and field coordinators for a meeting on the league meet set for next Tuesday. Innovations include a traveling trophy for the freshman relay and finalizing 100 and 200 yard dash details amid lane drawings and event schedules. Officials announced start times, event order, and facility plans with coaches Calderone Yard Hanna and starter Orage among attendees from Corry Meadville Franklin Oil City Warren Titusville and others.
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Jim DiMario
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Loyal Briggs
Iowan rolls 290 in ABC tournament
Floyd Thornton of Davenport Iowa starred with a 290 in the American Bowling Congress event Monday. He totaled 597 in doubles with partner To wans, between 138 and 169 games, tying Boss Bosca of Akron for the year's second highest singles game. Louis Facsko of Lorain Ohio has the high single at 300. Ronald Welzand and Robert Bellew of Evansville Ind move into fifth in doubles with 1292. Top open division team score hits 2860 by Forrester Aquatic Gardens of Tampa Fla.
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Seneca Highland Sports Car Rally Slated Sunday
The Seneca Highland Sports Car Rally returns for its fourth running with Kane as the start point. The Presque Isle Auto Club of Erie and the Auto Sports Car Club of Warren cosponsor the 1 p.m. CST event. Six trophies await the top three finishers as entries pour in from Pittsburgh and northeastern Ohio. at least 50 autos will compete. Contact details include Richard Zachs in ErIE and Hi Cohn in Kane for more information.
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