Turley suffers first defeat as Cerv stars for Athletics
Bob Cerv powered to a two home run night lifting the Kansas City Athletics to a 7-3 win over Bob Turley and the New York Yankees. Cerv drove in four runs while trimming to about 204 pounds, improving KC’s position behind the AL leaders. Turley lasted five innings, surrendering six runs, including Cerv’s first-inning homer.
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Baseball Standings and Results Across Leagues
In the American League New York leads with 85 wins, Kansas City 17–16, Boston 19–19, Cleveland 19–20, Chicago 10, Detroit at Baltimore, Washington, Baltimore at Cleveland, Boston at Detroit, and Chicago at New York among yesterday’s results Kansas City defeated New York 7–3, Chicago beat Washington 7–3, Cleveland won 7–6 in 10 innings, Detroit edged Boston 3–2. In the National League San Francisco 26–14 leads, Milwaukee 23–19, Pittsburgh 21–17, Philadelphia 47–20, Cincinnati 15–18, Chicago 19–23, St Louis 15–26, Los Angeles 14–24. Today includes San Francisco at Philadelphia and Los Angeles at Pittsburgh with 6–1 San Francisco win and 5–3 Los Angeles win. tomorrow has no games.
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Ajax Teener League takes two in doubleheader wins
Ajax Teener League posted a 12-6 win over Raymond with Olson striking out 10 in five innings and Migliaccio adding four hits. In the earlier game the Ajax club built a 7-1 lead to defeat Corry Jamestown 11-4 as Jensen allowed four hits with 10 strikeouts.
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Dallas Bids For Light Title Fight
Dallas seeks a light title bout as score details from a recent game are listed with players McKidowney Migliaccia Resgle Ol son Becker Sample and pitchers Olson and French. Umpires Dulls Palmer Styers noted.
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Union City Edges St Thomas in City Softball Thriller
Union City beat St Thomas 12 to 11 in a late comeback, with Jack Ryland stealing home for the winning run after a sequence including Tom Pieper and Jack Hurbert. St Thomas built a 11 0 lead but Union City answered with 8-0 in the first and multiple later frames, aided by Dave Ottaway’s pitching and key hits by Sarnicki, Williams, Amoroso, and Nichols.
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YMCA Swimming Contests Entries Nears Four Day Deadline
Four days remain for Corry and area youths to enter the first YMCA individual swimming championships. Deadline is Monday with preliminaries June 7 at the pool. Events span grade school to high school divisions, with entries not meeting minimums leading to cancellation.
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Student Boxer After 24th Win
Bobby Scanlon a 22 year old San Francisco City College student fights for his 29th pro win in Chicago Stadium tonight on ABC at 8 p.m. EST. The lightweight contender faces 22 year old Bobby Rogers in a 10 round match scored under the five point must system. Scanlon owns 28 pro bouts with 10 knockouts after starting boxing in Buffalo s1 years ago and winning 15 of 16 amateur bouts. Rogers, a 22 year old ex Air Force member, has seven knockouts in 15 victories with four losses and three draws.
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Carter Makes Pressure Strike In Masters Match
Syracuse set recap notes Don Carter of St Louis facing Pat Patterson in a tense Masters match. Patterson led with a 866 series including 224 204 246 192, while Carter started 223 222 120 needing three strikes in the final frame and a rolloff to win. The victory eliminated Patterson from the tournament as six bowlers remained, with Henhessey and Frantz undefeated finalists.
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Fan Steals Braves World Series Pennant at Park
Milwaukee Braves led the St Louis Cardinals 3 to 2 last night when a fan stole the team’s World Series championship pennant. The 37 by 15 foot blue and white banner hung on a 98 foot pole behind left field was removed as security watched.
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Richards Ejected After Ball Called In Ninth
Manager Paul Richards was ejected by umpire Frank Umont after a ninth inning dispute over a pitch called a ball as Cleveland bat in a game last night. Richards spoke briefly and walked away, marking his first ejection of the gemson.
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Corry Legion Opens 1958 Season Tonight at Glenwood Park
Corry Legionnaires begin the 1958 Junior Baseball League with an opening game at Glenwood Park against Moss's Service Sixlion, moved from Friday to tonight. Ed Latos to pitch, Bob Nichols catcher, with a full lineup including Williams, Lindsey, Whe Williams, Houser, Bate, Lindsey, Stewart and bullpen arms Rieck, Perkins, Bailey. ten teams expected in circuit.
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Braves Sign Bonus Boy 17 Reports from Cedar Rapids Iowa
Denny Menke 17 signed with the Braves after a secretive bonus arrangement in Bancroft Town Iowa. The pitcher infielder will join the Three I League farm club at Cedar Rapids tomorrow to begin a pro career as a shortstop prospect with strong major league interest from Baltimore and others. Milwaukee officials refused to discuss terms. The talented Iowa youth drew bids from several teams as scouts project him for a bright future.
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Yesterday's Stars Hitting in Major League Action
Yesterday's MLB notes show Bob Cery driving in four runs including his 12th homer in a 7-3 Athletics win over the Yankees as Jack Urban fanned eight in a 7-2 Athletics victory. In San Jose Willie Morton outpointed Baby Vasquez. in Boston Joe De Nucci outpointed Johnnie Cunningham.
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Braves rally past Cardinals on ninth inning homer
Warren Spain allowed seven hits in a strong start but the Braves needed a pinch-hit two-out homer by Joe Adcock in the ninth to defeat the St. Louis Cardinals 3-2. Adcock’s blast capped a late comeback as Milwaukee trimmed the Cardinals and closed within one game of first place.
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