Summer basketball league registration at the YMCA
Tomorrow registration for the boys 9 through 13 summer basketball league will run 4 to 5 p.m. at the YMCA. Games begin Monday June 15 on the outdoor court. A parent must accompany the boy and sign to assist. League directors are Ben Calderone and Al Vanssens with players acting as coaches and officials.
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Johnson Delivers No-Hitter Run For Colts Win
Ken Johnson pitched six perfect innings and allowed two bad-hop hits to decide a 24 victory over the San Francisco Giants. Willie Mays extended his hitting streak to 20 games with a single in the ninth, but a rare misplay and a wild pitch produced the decisive run as Johnson earned his first win since April.
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Willie Mays Rated All-Time Great Center Fielder
New York reports Willie Mays has erased doubt about his place among baseball legends as the premier center fielder today. The Giants star's pace raises talk of 400 hitters and possible home run records, with praise from Casey Stengel and Frankie Frisch comparing him to DiMaggio and Speaker.
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National League standings and results recap
Baseball standings for the National League show San Francisco at .667 with 16 wins, Philadelphia 14 at .608, St. Louis 16–3, Milwaukee 15–.577, and Cincinnati 19 at .500. Weekly results include New York 5, Milwaukee 2, and Houston 2, San Francisco 1, with several rain and N games noted. AL details list Chicago leading with .650, New York at .692, and Cleveland at .464, plus results from Wednesday and Friday games and upcoming schedules. The article closes with a quip about a photo finish between Joe DiMaggio and Willie Mays.
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Hoak Cut By Phillies To End 11 Year Major League Run
Former Pirates star Don Hoak, aged 36, is cut by Philadelphia along with other veterans to meet the 25 man roster limit. Hoak, who helped the 1960 Pirates to the NL pennant, finished 1963 with a .231 average, six home runs and 24 RBIs after a career that included time with the Dodgers Cubs and Reds.
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EUB and Catholic Teams Clash in 18-10 Softball Win
EUB defeated the Roman Catholics 18 to 10 in a Church Softball League game. Dave Brooks hit a homer for EUB, while Ed Burkhart took the loss for the Catholics. Key contributors for Catholic lineup included Ed Giacoma, John Middleton, Jim Burkhart, and Frisina, with EUB’s pitchers and hitters also noted.
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Glover Named AHL MVP for Barons Third Time in Five Years
Fred Glover of the Cleveland Barons was named the American Hockey League Most Valuable Player after leading the team to the Calder Cup title. This marks his third MVP award in five years, underscoring his role as coach and top scorer.
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Wednesday's Fights End in Stop by Adair in Elizabeth
Jon Louis Adair of Elizabeth stopped Holley Mims of Washington D C in the sixth round for a decisive middleweight victory. The bout took place in Elizabeth New Jersey with Adair improving to 160 pounds and Mims at 161 pounds.
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Erie Schools Dominate District 10 Track Records Again
District 10 track meets at Allegheny College's Robertson Field see Erie area schools leading in 15 record marks with Section One holders dominating 12 of them. Grove City's Ron Coleman set last year's broad jump record and Corry's Larry Johnson returns as a key sprinter as section leaders extend the era of Erie domination into this Saturday's finals.
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Pirates Head West To Open Four Game Set In L A
The Pittsburgh Pirates travel to California to begin a four game stand with the Los Angeles Dodgers after rain washed out last night’s game with Cincinnati at Forbes Field. The game was tied 1-1 after about an inning, with a one hour thirteen minute delay and both runs scored on errors.
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NYP League Results Highlight Regional Games
Wellsville defeated Binghamton 6 to 2 while Auburn at Geneva game was postponed by rain and Batavia at Jamestown follow suit. Shop Your Cotty Stores highlights accompany the local standings in this brief league recap.
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