Redlegs Stretch Streak To 12 With Robinson Big Hitting Run
Frank Robinson, replacing the ailing Ted Kluszewski, fuels the Cincinnati Reds run to 12 straight on the road with a 12 game hitting streak, 482 average, five doubles, a triple, three homers and 16 RBIs over the stretch. The Reds win 7-5 and 7-1 at Chicago as Tebbetts’ staff earns support. Dodgers fall further behind. Hank Aaron homers twice as Milwaukee wins. Brooklyn and Pittsburgh also win, while Chicago and Detroit split. The column notes Joe Hood and other era details, with league leaders shifting and Mantle ending a homer drought.
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Calhoun Giardello Duel Headed for Cleveland Arena
Boxing extends a busy week with Jory Giardello of Philadelphia facing Rory Calhoun of White Plains in a midweight feature at Cleveland Arena on Friday night. Calhoun, 28 fights in, seeks a big result after an eye injury delayed prior plans and a loss to Spider Webb last August. Giardello, 26, has been a rising force, with recent bouts against Bob Boyd and other top contenders in Chicago and Kansas City.
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Rome invitational ends for Knode and Patty
In Rome, Mrs. Dorothy trae Knode of Forest Hills reached the list of the Rome International Tournament while Budge Patty of Los Angeles was eliminated in the men's quarterfinals. Fresno Relays highlight with Morrow winning the 100 yard dash in 9.4 seconds and Truex pacing the 5,000 meters in 14:145.
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Baseball Standings and Weekend Results Snapshot
American League standings show Chicago and New York leading. Weekend results: New York beat Baltimore 6-4 and 4-3, Cleveland defeated Kansas City 2-1 and 2-?. Boston beat Washington 10-2. Kansas City 9-4 at Cleveland. Schedule lists Washington at Boston, Detroit at Boston, and others tonight.
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Beavers Lose Triangular To Dragons Eagles
The Corry Beavers suffered their worst 1957 season defeat with a 60 to 48 16 track meet loss to the Dragons. Youngsville placed second. Chuck Scott won the discus and javelin, scoring 11 of Corry’s 16 points with a 1383 15 new school record. Jim Tomer and Tom Potocki were out, Sid Stewart took second in the mile, and third places went to Scott Hyer and Rick Muedje. The Beavers face Northern Area in their last regular meet and Section II in Corry tomorrow. In major league notes, several games and schedule details follow.
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Track events and field results from meet with names and times
The meet featured multiple sprints and distance events with placements. Monisk Cz and Karkosky led the 100 yard dash, Brenneman and St. Glair led the 220 yard dash, and Montak triumphed in the 44 yard dash. In distance events, Swanson won the mile while Youngs ville and Warren led relays. Field events saw Kramer and Berdine winning high jump, Scott taking javelin, and Trembly topping pole vault. A new record was set in the discus.
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Yesterday's Stars Dominate Doubleheader Sweep by Robinson
Frank Robinson of the Redlegs collected six hits in a 7-5, 4-1 doubleheader sweep over Chicago, raising his league leading average to .398. Tom Brewer and the Red Sox shut out Washington to win 10-0 in the first game. Steelers Sign Pair: Charley Shepard and Charles Hutchings return on 1987 contracts with Pittsburgh.
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Pirates Dump Stuart Down To Southern Loop
Pirates sent young slugger Dick Stuart from Hollywood Stars to Atlanta after a shaky stint. He hit five homers in one week but led the league with 92 strikeouts in 72 at bats, ending his Hollywood stay as he eyed a return.
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Corry Rod and Gun Club Loses Skeet Shoot
The Corry Rod and Gun Club skeet team fell 237 to 332 at Celoron yesterday afternoon. Shopene led with 46, Latimer and K Lindberg each posted 47s, and B Johnson nearly shot 49 for Celoron.
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Pirates Trim Roster With Two Player Losses
The Pittsburgh Pirates reduced their roster to the legal limit by selling veteran pitcher Bob Kuaya to Columbus and optioning catcher Danny Kravits to Columbus in a 24 hour call.
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Corry Hosts Section 2 Track Meet Tomorrow
Corry Arenagh School athletes prepare for the Section 2 track meet at 4:90 tomorrow with competitors from Meadville Warren Tin tunville Franklin and Ol City. Scoring prioritizes five points for first place and one for last. honors include a team championship trophy. Only one entrant per school in sprints and hurdles. other events allow two entries per school. Tomer Chuck Scott and Bob Nichols lead the Beaver lineup in multiple events, with Edges in sprints, distance, hurdles, jumps, and throws across the Corry roster.
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Bold Ruler Favored In Preakness Race
In Baltimore at Pimlico Bold Ruler sits at the center of the Preakness buildup after Gallant Man is ruled out Gallant Man would not be shipped to Pimlico Gen Duke Calumet stablemate of Gallant Man leads Bold Ruler as he runs with blinkers in the prep Eddie Arcaro hopes to rate Bold Ruler Conway and Tiswept also start in the eighth mile shorter prep with no betting allowed.
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Score's Future Looking Brighter for Herb Score
Cleveland Indians pitcher Herb Score, 23, who was hit in the right eye by a line drive, shows encouraging recovery. Dr. Charles J. Thomas said the eye is better and blood clot is shrinking, though a full examination to assess possible permanent damage awaits.
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Saturday Night Fights in Hollywood Stop by Don Jordan
In Hollywood California Don Jordan a light heavyweight at 140 from Los Angeles defeated Jesse Bogart 143 of Stockton California by stoppage in the bout at 1.1 rounds.
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Demaret fires 67 to lead Hot Springs Open title chase
Demaret, 46, shot a five under par 67 to grab first money in the $420,000 Hot Springs Open. He finished 12 under with a 276 total and beat Mike Souchak by two strokes, as Billy Maxwell, Lloyd Mangrum, Johnny Palmer, and Jackie Burke chased closely on a 7,000 yard Hot Springs Country Club course.
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Havana boxer Linares stops Brown in Honolulu bout
Havana lightweight Linares, age 156, outpointed Dollus Brown of Honolulu, 152, in a ten round match. Brown fought hard, but Linares controlled the action with precise punches and steady footwork throughout.
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