Cory Beavers Rout Meadville 9 3 In Final Home Match
Corry Area High School golf team defeated Meadville 9 to 3 at Corry Country Club. Denny Merkle earned medalist honors with an 8 and Paul Bowen shot 95 while Lonnie Cousins won 21 points as Meadville’s Jim Charlton suffered his first loss. The victory leaves Corry undefeated at 5-0 for the 1954 season and sets up a Monday match at Lawrence Park.
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Secon
Cory Area
Pennsylvania
Meadville
Corry Country Club
Denny Merkle
Paul Bowen
Beavers
Lonnie Cousins
Merkle
Jim Charlton
Bowen
Walter
Terry Eilers
Douglas
Larry Gallagher
Jim Palmer
Orange and Black
Lawrence Park
Corry
Los Angeles Dodgers Fate Hangs On Voters Approval
LA voters decide if the Dodgers will move to Chavez Ravine to build a city stadium. A state committee closed hearings on the proposed contract, with opponents calling it one sided and Mayor Norris Poulson asserting the Dodgers would leave if rejected.
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LA Angeles
Los Angeles Dodgers
Chavez Ravine
Dodgers
Wrigley Field
Norris Poulson
Los Angeles
United States
Hogan Leads In Snead Tourney Third Round Duel
Ben Hogan and Gary Player, both 160 pounders, contest the Sam Shead Golf Festival third round in Virginia. Player makes a late run after a 65, trailing Hogan by two strokes following Hogan's 68 while Hogan previously shot 65.
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Pufa Quleelud
Ae Onac
Va. M
Ben Hogan
Gary
South Africa
al Williant
Bill Hogan
Silva
Corry Teener and Little League Open With Parade
Corry opens the 1958 season Monday at Mead Park with a parade from Corry Area High School to the Mead Park diamond. Opening Little League games feature VFW versus Bikes and Ellis versus Moose, while the Teener League starts with Raymonds against Aero Supply.
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Corry
Mead Park
Olin Bracken
Loveland Field
Wright School
Corry Area High School
VFW
Ellis, Moose
Corry- Jamestown
Cory Area
Raymonds
Aero Supply
Aero
Vets
Vic Cragg
Ken Harvey
Une ‘Teener Joop
Sam Baressi
Vern Group
Musial and Jones Dominate Dodgers In 2-0 Victory
Stan Musial belted his seventh homer, a two-run shot in the sixth, while Sam Jones out-pitched Johnny Podres with a six-hit nine-strikeout gem to defeat the Dodgers 2-0 for the Cardinals.
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Stan Musial
Sam Jones
Cardinals
Musial
Jones
Johnny _Podres
Dodgers
Australian Eliott Breaks Mile World Mark At Relays
In Los Angeles young Herb Eliott of Australia ran 3 57 8 mile at Colisewn Relays to better John Candy's listed world mark of 3 58. Golf White Sulphur Springs West Virginia Ben Hogan shot 64 for a 3 two stroke lead at the halfway park of the Snead Festival with a 129.
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Los Angeles
Herb Eliott
Australia
Colisewn
John Candy
Golf
White Sulpher Springs
W. Va
Ben Hogan
Schedules and results for major leagues and cities
Today’s slate shows Chicago at Cleveland New York at Washington Boston at Baltimore Detroit at Kansas City. Yesterday’s results include New York 7 Washington 2 and Chicago 6 Cleveland 3. Tomorrow features New York at Washington Chicago at Cleveland and Milwaukee at Cincinnati. In the National League standings Milwaukee leads with 16 wins. San Francisco 14. Pittsburgh 7. Chicago 15 15. St Louis 11 15. Philadelphia 16 0. Los Angeles 10 19. Several rainouts and multiple two game series noted.
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New York
Washington
Baltimore
L. Pet
Milwaukee
San Francisco
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Cincinnati
Ste St.Louis
Philadelphia
Los Angeles
St. Louis
San Francisca
Teener League Schedule 1958 First and Second Halves
The 1958 Teener League lists two halves from May to July with matches between Raymonds Aero A A National Bank Ajax Columbus and National B. Home teams are listed last for each contest. The schedule covers May 19 to July 24 with many day by day pairings.
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Sike
Moose
Baresi
Gary
Jamestown
Bob Sanders
Manley Robbins
The
National Bank
Ted May
Tony Radecki
Tom Carroll
Ajax
ZaMgneck
Houghting
Joh Butters
Teener League
Aero
Alan Benson
Stan Bulch
Bob Caster
John Correll
David Gates
Bob Grice
Luther Grinder
Dick Hunt
Ed Krasa
Rusty Lane
Emerson Beal
Rex Morris
Pat Rynd
Danny Wesoleskd
Harold Bromley
Clair Carley
Elvin Eshelman
Mike Knowlton
Danny McEldowney
Dennis Merritt
Jim Olson
VEW
Elks
VFW
C-5
Jine
Eiks
Fikes
C-1
Elka
VPW
BAEK
Hetks
Chome
Raymonds
Aero A. A
National B
Columbus
National Bart
Sox edge Indians as Pierce wins in Cleveland
Hilly Pierce notches his first win of the season for Chicago in a 3-2 decision at Cleveland. He allows six hits, walks three, and fans 10. The White Sox surge with five first inning runs, two walks and two errors aid, but stumble to last place 2 1/2 games behind New York. Yankee offense lifts them over Washington 7-2 as Gil McDougald homers in a three run sixth.
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Associated Press
Chicago White Sox
Hilly Pisce
Aouthpawnee
Hils
Pierce
Cleveland
Chicago
Sox
New York
Yankees
Washington
Senators
Detroit
Kansas City
Baltimore
Boston
Cain
White Sox
Ormito Pascual
Haader
Gil McDougald
Homer
Hank Bauer
Tony Kubek
Mickey Mantle
Whitey Ford
Herm Wehmeier
St. Louis
Wehmeier
Tom Morgan
Frank House
Tigers
Tom Gorman
Ralph Terry
Tiger
Frank Bolling
Rudolph Opens Edge In Memphis Invitational Lead
Mason Rudolph carded a 66 to grab a halfway lead at the Memphis Invitational with a 131 total. In Dallas, Mrs Maurice Glick upset defending champion Clifford Ann Greed 5 and 3 in the Women's Southern Tournament semifinals. In Caracas, Ham Richardson and Barry Mackay beat Ivo Phmen tel 6-2 6-1 6-3 and Marcos Fum bus 6-6 6-1 6-2 to give the U S a 2-0 lead over Venezuela in the Davis Cup. In New York, Miss 24 80 and Mile Diane 38 won the divided sections of the feature at Belsmont.
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Memphis
Mason Rudolph
Dallas
Maurice Glick
Clifford Ann Greed
Caracas
Ham Richardson
Barry Mackay
Ivo Phmentel
Marcos Fumbus
United States
Venezuela
New York
Gang Miss
Mile
Diane
Belsmont
Downey and Stewart Eye District 10 Track Honors
Corry’s Downey and Stewart lead a Beaver squad to Erie for the District 10 PTAA meet at Academy stadium. Downey aims to follow Jim Tomer as the Inlet 19 representative in the 440. Stewart pursues the mile title while Moorhead and Swanson are other top rivals. The Beaver lineup includes four seniors and one freshman with events listed for 12 athletes, coached by Calderon Yard and Linhares.
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Corry
Erie
Atademy
Beavers
Orange and Black
Inen
Ken Downey
Spend Merchant
Downey
Jim ‘Tomer
Dis
Inlet
Sid Stewart
Sid
Warren
Bol Swanson
Agheinie Bol Swanson
Haghor
Creek
Steve Moorhead
Distefel
Moorhead
Selon
Bob Sohele
Denny Ayer
Pennh State
Nichols
Ue Heyvers
Hyer
Sis Saphoniores
Freahman
Erlestong
CAHS
Ben Calderon
Dave ‘Yard
Carl Linhares
Corry Tineup
John Brondage
Sherwood Scott
Ben Downey
Tory Williams
Inkr Brow
Jat Varese
Priay
Lee Alistiry
Townitelles
Rudy Silvis
Celly
Wayne Winterhuor
Joe Tareiit
Bol Nichols
Jay Osin
Tim Tam 6 5 Favorite For Preakness
Tim Tam the Kentucky Derby winner trains at Calumet Farm is the favorite for the Preakness at Pimlico. Jamael Valenzuela rides as Bill Battack is injured, facing six of the Derby runners and notable rivals in a major spring stakes card.
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Asmodistet
Pimilco
Calumet Farm
Tim Tam
Jamael Valenzuela
Bill Battack
Aces
Lincoln Joad
Waten
Youreddin
Silky Jullivan
Wheatley Stable
Bold Ruler
Belmont Park
S Lex
Willie Mays Lifts Giants Past Cubs in Nine
Willie Mays slugged a three run homer and added a 10th of the season as the Giants led the Cubs 6-8 before a late misplay by Rob Schmidt allowed Chicago to rally for a 9-8 victory. Mays also topped the NL RBI race with 28, sharing the lead with Daryl Spencer.
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Mays
Giants
Bobby Arkin
Scross
RBI
Daryl
Taylor Phillips
Schmidt
Jones Musial Pave Card Shutout Against Dodgers
Sam Jones pitched a six hitter to beat Los Angeles 2 0 for his third straight win. Stan Musial delivered a two run homer as the Cardinals halted a slump and Jones became the first St Louis pitcher with two complete game victories this season. Milwaukee stayed in first with rain delays, Chicago, Philadelphia and Pittsburgh won to tighten the pennant race.
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Associated Press
Sam Jones
St. Louis Cardinals
Jones
Sim
Los Angeles
Stan Musial
Cardinal
St. Louis
Milwaukee
al Cinscinnati
Chicago Cubs
San Francisco
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Curt Simmons
Pirates
Bob Porterfield
Porterfield
Harry Addeson
Stan Loonta
Boston Red Sox
Phils
Rip
Repulski
Triple Simmons
Bill Mazeroski
Shigeltig
Ted Kluszewskel
Agai
Lee Walls
Cubs
Dobe Elston
Willie May
Giafits
Dale Done
Jes
Ray Crone
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L. Douglas Meadville
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Chisox
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Ron Johnson
Dick Anderege
Ollie Wester
Tom Flowers
Jin Biack
Dick Lewis
Dave Beal
Dick Tate
Bob Lawson
Geny Swackhamer
Ron Swackhamer
Bil Rote
Jan Bosak
Russ Clark
Ellis
John Bulard
Tom Bracken
George Koestner
Danny Lloyd
Ron Hanks
Tom Kuss
Tom Grice
Ron van Cise
Dave Bailey
Jerry Ward
Dave Turner
Loblaws
Orchard Park
Maine
California
Armour Star - Swift
Morton
WCW
Marshall Sherwood
E. Crosby Bush
E. Main St
Dial
Yankees Belt Senators
KC Shades Tigers
Service and Health
Stewart
Jim Maloney
Shor
Doug Stewart
Tisens
Steve Olin
Suyvelin
Tom Patek
Denny Hyer
Pole Gwull
Flgh Amin
Gary Munsee
Pole Yautl
Preakness
Gilson's
General Electric
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South Center Street
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Xuter Weven
Das Eee
Mellon
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