Ted May retires from baseball after elbow injury
Youthful Corry pitcher Ted May, after a promising run with Sandersville in the Georgia State League, returns home to Douglas, Ga, for treatment on a sore right elbow ending his season. His future hinges on recovery while Hank Greenberg and Al Lopez weigh mid June trades seeking outfield help and other roster moves.
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Roberts Hurls One-Hit Game As Prillies Win 8-1
Robin Roberts matched a near perfect effort for the Philadelphia Phillies, allowing a leadoff homer to Bobby Adams but retiring 27 straight. The Phillies beat Cincinnati 8-1 as Milwaukee, New York, and Boston won elsewhere in major league action.
Baseball scores and results from yesterday and today
National League games included Brooklyn 10 over St. Louis 3 and New York 6 over Chicago 4. American League results had Philadelphia 8 over Cincinnati Milwaukee 4 and Boston 9 over Baltimore 1. Yankees won in 10th with Berra homer after Noren two run shot. Ted Williams energized Red Sox with 11 hits and six runs in third. Indians beat Washington in 11th after Al Rosen key hits. Pony League scores included Wellsville 7 over Hamilton 6 and Bradford 17 over Olean 9.
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Corry High A Team Wins Opening Golf Meet
Corry Area High School golf opened its season with a 10 2 victory for the A squad over Meadville while the B squad fell 20 1. Bob Hixson and Don Wood led the A team with 96 and 97. Dewey led Meadville with 96. A four man Corry team faces Erle Academy at the Corry Country Club this afternoon.
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Feller Proves Hit Of Show At State Armory
Rod Feller of Cleveland drew big crowds at a city armory show after a Washington appearance. He signed autographs for youngsters and said foot blisters have cleared and he is ready for mound duty with the Indians. He is slated for several starts in the upcoming doubleheader with Philadelphia at the Stadium.
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Legion Nine Slates Practice At Loveland Field
All youths city wide seeking berths on the American Legion Junior baseball team are asked to report to Loveland Field this evening for the first spring practice. The opening workout, rain washed out on Friday, will be led by manager Patsey Notte with Warren Ross serving as coach.
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Grove City College Wins Gole Tourney
Grove City College won the inaugural Allegheny College Invitational with a 328 team score at Meadville Country Club. Slippery Rock State Teachers College and Westminster tied for second at 344, Carnegie Tech took third with 35. Four-man teams from four colleges competed over 18 holes. Ray Caldwell attended the event and met with Feller, noting both had no-hitters against the Yankees in the majors.
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Jones Heavy Favorite in Madison Square Garden Bout
Jacques Royer meets Ralph Tig er Jones in a 160-pound ten round feature at Madison Square Garden. The bout airs on ABC radio and NBC television starting at 10 p m with Jones the top heavy favorite to win.
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Stars Batting and Pitching Highlights from Yesterday
Yesterday's box score notes Rosen of the Indians hitting a home run and a decisive two-run double to seal an 8-7 win over Washington after a six-run ninth inning. Roberts of the Phillies yielded a leadoff homer to Adams but allowed only one more hit in an 8-2 victory over Cincinnati.
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