Baltimore Tops Tigers Twice As Senators Climb
Baltimore swept a double header from Detroit 4-3 and 4-0 with Jack Harshman tossing a five hit shutout in the second game. Harshman remains unbeaten this season as Baltimore builds leads and Washington moves within a game of the Yankees with a 7-2 win over Kansas City. Gene Woodling hit a first inning two run homer for Baltimore while Milt Pappas earned his first win before leaving with a strained elbow.
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Baseball standings and results roundup for AL and NL
American League standings show New York leading with 10 wins and 4 losses, Cleveland and Boston near .500, Kansas City at 8-7, and Detroit 8-10. National League features Chicago atop with 10-7, Milwaukee 10-7, San Francisco 18-8, and Cincinnati 8-6. Yesterday’s results include Washington 7-2 and 3-2 Kansas City, Cleveland 2-1, Baltimore 4-4, Detroit 3-0, Chicago at New York rained out. Saturday’s notes mention Kansas City at New York and Milwaukee at St. Louis with several rain delays, and tomorrow’s schedule lists multiple matchups across both leagues.
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Drake coach gets three year SLU basketball post
ST. LOUIS John Bonington Drake head coach awarded a three year agreement to lead St Louis University Racing CAMDEN N J Sharpsburg 20 appeared late and contributed to a key stretch in a Garden State game Valley Forge Han diwap involved.
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Pitt golfer Bob Hixson shines for Corry area roots
Bob Hixson, a 20 year old Corry Area High School graduate and Pitt golfer, stars in his third season. He narrowly lost to Penn State's Charles Decker 1 up as the Nittany Lions edged Pitt 4 3 in a tight intercollegiate match.
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Corry Golfers Host Edinboro In League Tilt
Corry Area High School golfers welcome Edinboro for a league match at Corry Country Club after noon. Readiness centers on Tryin Dewis who beat Meadville 6 1/2 to 1 and routed Lawrence Park as Corry aims to extend a strong start this season.
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Hoover Takes Crack At ABCs
Dick Hoover of Akron Ohio stands as a top bowling talent in the American Bowling Congress Masters field. He seeks his first ABC title during the second half of the championships with $985 472 in prize money at stake. Hoover, age about 42, previously shone in ABC events and All Star Tours but has yet to win a formal ABC title despite high career averages.
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Dodgers Sweep Twin Bill as Giants Split With Bucs
Dodgers swept a Philadelphia doubleheader 8-7 and 16-2 to move up in the NL pennant race, led by Charlie Neal with two homers a triple and a single driving in four. In San Francisco the Giants split a doubleheader with Pittsburgh, winning 4-2 in 10 innings after Pittsburgh took the first game.
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Brown Dupas Duel Set For Wednesday Boxing Card
New Orleans fighters Brown and Dupas clash Wednesday with Brown defending his lightweight title against Ralph Dupas who comes as a strong No 2 contender. Dupas usually weighs over 135 pounds and has not fought beyond 10 rounds. Brown has prior defenses against Wallace Smith and Orlando Zueleta with 11 and 15 round wins respectively.
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Bolt Wins Colonial Invitation by One Stroke in Port Worth
Tommy Bolt defeated Ken Venturi by one stroke to win the Colonial Invitation in Port Worth. Bolt posted a two under par score for the tournament, securing the £25,000 prize. Venturi finished close behind with strong scoring throughout the event.
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Cleveland Paneho Gon Upsets Lew Hoad in Five-Set Final
Paneho Gon rallied from behind to defeat Lew Hoad 3-1, 4-6, 14-12, 6-1, 6-4 to win his fifth consecutive professional tournament. Hoad pressed early, but Gon seized momentum in the extended fourth set and closed out in the fifth to claim the title.
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Tim Tam Triumphs in Kentucky Derby Untold Drama
Silky Sad 12th as Tim Tam wins the Kentucky Derby in a tense finish. Silky Sullivan, famed for mounting a late charge, falters as Tim Tam secures the prize by a neck or less margin. Trainer and owner plans hint at future aims including the Preakness and Belmont stakes, with speculation on Silky Sullivan’s next campaign and humidity affecting performance.
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Raymond Bowlers Stage Annual Banquet At Moose Saturday
Raymond bowlers held their annual banquet at the Moose Club Saturday night with the top award going to Us reoplies and several members receiving cash prizes and trophies. Averett Phil Ups presented the awards as standings and tournament results were announced, including $18, $6, and $3 cash prizes for the top four places. Door prizes of bowling balls and shoes were awarded to attendees, with Bob McClintock elected secretary-treasurer for the 1958 season.
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Corry Dogs Take Top Prizes at Anetta Kennel Show
In Erie yesterday yuyu Gully Cannes won first in a dine show under Anetta Kennel Club sanction. Beau Gullint, a Great Dane owned by Russell Mallory of Spring Street, earned the top breed award and placed second overall best of year. Reuti's son Czar of Cordane, owned by Mrs Tom Cragg, won first in the puppy class.
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Dodgers sweep Phillies with big offensive showing
Yesterday's Stars batting by Charlie Nea shows Dodgers overpowering Philadelphia 15 to 2 in a doubleheader. Harshman of Baltimore tossed a five hit shutout as the Orioles swept Detroit 4-3 and 4-0, securing two wins.
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