Chisox Edge Boston For First Place Tie
The Chicago White Sox, tied with the New York Yankees for first, face ongoing concerns about hitting. Manager Al Lopez values speed, defense and pitching, but team's .233 batting average is the AL's worst. Jim Wilson spun a 2-0 win over Boston to halt a five-game skid while Ted Williams saw a drop in average but still leads the AL. Washington beat Detroit 8-5 as Frank Lary took the loss. Emilio Pascual pitched well for the Senators.
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Jones Proving Great Clutch Hitter For Phils
Willie Jones, Phillies outfielder and third baseman, emerges as a clutch hitter this spring. Manager Mayo Smith praises his consistency and late inning impact, noting Jones leads the club in key hits and often drives in runs when most needed. The 22 year old six footer has shown strong fielding and situational hitting, positioning runners and producing RBI when bases are loaded.
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Erratic OCR Sports Note From Detroit Track card
Garden Blate event at New York Jamaica venue saw several results with misread names. Gray Phantom dominated the Henry Mugson Class trial, finishing ahead by multiple lengths.
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Tribe Puts Score On Disabled List For 30 Days
Cleveland reports pitcher Hora Boore will miss at least 30 days after being hit by a line drive from New York’s Gil McDougald Tuesday. The Indians placed him on the disabled list and doctors say he should recover with time, MRI unclear, eye injury improving but uncertain prognosis for pitching return.
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Keystone Sport Shorts highlights and coaching moves
Philadelphia sports round up notes Green County considering hosting horse racing if Tyentired racing returns to Pennsylvania. Waynesburg fair grounds with cushioned track could host a major track. Ernie Pitts sparks praise from 49ers. Warriors draftees Sullivan, Leavise, Radziszewski may join fall camp without contracts and seek AAU options. Como named head coach at West Chester High, Duds tops earnings at North Hills. Radi Bitiewkel joins trainer clinic in Europe. Penn State Thanksgiving contest potential preview.
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Unclear roster hints at city games and players
Fragmentary text lists names such as Paolo Rosi, Leo Alonzo, Mickey Crawford, and Atlan Kennedy with city mentions Bay City Saginay and Baginaw, suggesting a sports roster or score card fragment with place names and numbers but lacking complete context or outcomes.
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Roberts, C-J Post Wins In Softball Loop
Roberts and Corry Jamestown both claimed big softball wins in a loop doubleheader. Roberts routed McInnes Steel 18 to 7 behind seven runs in the sixth inning, with Tomy Carnal driving doubles and Leonard Hixson, Bill Mitchell and Matthews adding two-baggers. McTones’ Shorty Coan tripled for the Steel. Thompson's edged MeTrnnes 20 to 19 as Dick Chase pitched, with Tony Radecki AL Holt each doubling twice and Don Proper Manley Robbins adding a single and double. Corry-Jamestown compiled 9 runs in the first frame, then held on for the 20-19 win.
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Pirates face Phillies to end four-game skid in weekend series
Pittsburgh at last place Pirates, led by pitcher Kline seeking first win after three losses, host Philadelphia with a 4-0 starter Sanford. Bragan reshuffles lineup with Mazeroski at second and Thomas at first while Baker manges third as Pirates try to halt a poor 5 of 20 start and end the skid.
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94 Boys Form Minor League Baseball Loop
Ninety four boys aged eight to ten join six teams in Corry’s minor league program alongside Little League Teener League and American Legion. Managers named. season opens in one month with 6:30 p.m. games. Teams include Dodgers Yankees Pirates Indians Braves Senators. Schedule lists daily matchups through July with all postponed games moved to Fridays.
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Ortega Logart clash tonight in welterweight title mix
The Latin American 147-pound fighters Ortega and Logart meet in a third battle at War Memory Auditorium. Ortega, 21, 39-8, is a 2-1 favorite over Logart, ranked third among welter contenders, as Tony DeMarco looms as the top challenger.
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Indians star Herb Score injured eye in game with Yankees
Cleveland pitcher Herb Score, nicknamed the million dollar arm, suffered a severe eye injury after a drive by Gil McDougald in the first inning. His eye hemorrhaged and a definite diagnosis was delayed for days, leaving his baseball future in doubt.
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Open leaders tied after Hot Springs first round
In Hot Springs Ark Matty Furgol Lemont TJ and Jackie Burke Kiamesha Lake N Y each posted 4 under par 68s to lead the Hot Springs Open after the opening round Marilyn Smith from Wichita Betty Dodd of Louisville and Withie Ltd from St Clair Mich shot 2 over par 738 to lead the Women s Gatlinburg Open in Gatlinburg Tenn London announces a September 20 1958 start for a series of Americas Cup races between the Royal Yacht Squadron and the New York Yacht Club
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L Leagued Pet Results and Schedule Recap
Yesterday's results show Milwaukee, St Louis, Cincinnati, Brooklyn, Philadelphia, and New York with varied scores. Today's night games include Milwaukee at St Louis and Brooklyn at New York while Philadelphia visits Pittsburgh. Tomorrow's schedule features Brooklyn at New York and Philadelphia at Pittsburgh. Roy Silvers drives in three for Senators in an 8-0 win over Detroit ending a 10 game skid. Jim Wilson pitches White Sox to first place with a 2-1 win over Boston.
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