Sad Sam Jones Hurts Pirates in No-Hitter Tease
A battered notional recap notes Sad Sam Jones, a 6-4 righty, handcuffed the Pirates for a rare no hitter at Wrigley Field, the Cubs’ first in 40 years and the first by a Negro leaguer in majors. Cleve s up a six-game skid as Senators blank Indians 9-0.
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Baseball Scores and Standings Amid Storm of Results
American and National Leagues show Cleveland, Chicago, New York and Kansas City atop or near leads with Boston, Baltimore, Detroit and Washington chasing. Daily results include Boston 12 Kansas City 7 and Chicago 4 Pittsburgh 0, plus pitching feats by Sam Jones and hitting runs by Gus Zernial and Eddie Yost amid league-wide updates and upcoming schedules.
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Titusville tops Corry Beavers on cinderpath
Titusville defeated Corry Area High School 83 to 47 in the dual meet. Walt Wolfe led Titusville with wins in the 100 yard dash and 440 and anchored the winning four lap relay. Toni Miller produced a mile victory and pole vault, while Corry’s Jim Tomer could not compete. Next meet is at Jamestown.
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Miller battles status as Frick decision nears
Baltimore pitcher Bill Miller, 27, a Minersville native, says he will not return to the minors and may take his dispute to Commissioner Ford Frick if his major league status is not clarified today. Miller was cut from the Orioles roster hours before the deadline, with manager Paul Richards only saying he was cut pending assignment. He urges free agency if no league option is provided and notes a waiver period expires tonight as he awaits resolution.
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High Golfers Record Seventh Straight Win
The Wim role 90 for the first time in a mulehis Jack Pfeiffer posted at 4 on Leo Pfeiffer and John Or ebt cuute through with scores of BK Doug Murray, who broke even in the match with Oxentt, was the Mipilora' tow sooner With wx 86. Corry (104) Mendville (144) Heong Chariton 0 2. Wolffer 1 Cost 0 Creistt 1 Murray 1 L Meller 3 Dewey 0 148. Angeles Johnny Summerlin 18%, Detroit, altpointed Footing duck Jahmson 207, Les Angeles 10.
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Track Meet at Allegheny College Draws Nine Teams
Nip and tuck clash for district track supremacy takes place tomorrow at Allegheny College field. Nine teams enter the tri state small college championship including Slippery Rock Carnegie Tech Geneva and others, with awards for 100 yard dash mile and freshman medley.
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Lausse Favored Over Tiger Jones In Madison Square Garden
Lousse Lausse, a 4-1 favorite, faces Ralph Tiger Jones in Madison Square Garden. Jones, 27, sports a 34-13-3 record with eight KOs and a feared body punching style. Lausse, unbeaten in 27 bouts with 25 knockouts, seeks a title shot against middleweight champ Carlos Olson. NBC will televise the bout.
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Fisherman paradise season opens at Spring Creek quarry
Bellefonte Pa opens the 22nd annual Fisherman's Paradise on a one mile Spring Creek stretch. About 2,000 anglers expected as fishing begins at 9 am under the Fish Commission project. Only one fish may be killed per angler per day. Last year 2,910 registered. 6,504 trout caught. 757 killed. brown trout up to two feet, five pounds one ounce. Season runs daily through July 10 except Sundays 9 am to 9 pm.
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Pony League Scores Report Across Cities
The Wollaville team defeated Erie eight to two while Fhtmilton toppled Bradford seven to two. Orleans led Hornell seven to six and Jamestown beat Corning two to one in compact Pony League results.
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International League Scores From Night Action
In the International League Toronto defeated Buffalo 6 to 4 while Monitren toppled Rochester 8 to 3 and Havana beat Syracuse 6 to 2 with Columbus besting Richmond 8 to 1.
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