Elks Hurlers No Hit Ajax In Teener Tilt Victory
McKidowney and Wesoloski teamed for a no hitter as the Elks defeated Ajax 5-4 in an eight inning teener league game. Brown worked four innings for Corry Jamestown, while Wesoloski earned the win in relief. The VFW crushed the Moose 19-2 in the first game of the twin bill, led by Mike Knowlton with 14 strikeouts.
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McKidowney
Wesoloski
Elks
VFW
Moose
Bill
Pat Conbor
Novldy Vermin
Thay Ryanssy
Tom Lynwood
Calif
Fiyll Russo
Canoke Park
Hanks Tote
Alreavy
Nd-Tonkin
Mike
Magill
Haddon
al Hermon
Allentown
Don Ed-monds
Anaheim
Califommy Dagwalt
Indianapolis
Keller
Yukovich
Eemonuls
Intel
Tuthmenn Lund
Jimmy Bryan
Phoex. Ariz
Russo
Afidy Linden
Tonnny
Bays
Frestio
Calf
Marshell Teague
Daytona Beach
O'Connor
Bob Welch
Oakland
Cal
Kuxsa
Dykes Ab
Corel McEldowney
Talbowski
Batley
Brooks
Zalemwek
Hannate
Houghiloy
Tininks
Cory-dimestown
Hanks Wins 500 and Plans Racing Exit
Sam Hanks won the 500 mile race at Indianapolis and announced plans to quit racing. The event featured high speeds and several incidents, with Hanks leading late and finishing strong in a Belond Powered Mercury team entry. Other top finishers and speeds were listed, including Rathmann and Linden posting competitive laps as the crowd witnessed a dramatic cap to Hanks’ career.
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Melanapolis
Lintianpolis
Sam Hanks
Heavan
Roiti
VokoWel
Alin Rathmann
Miwan
Hanks
Stus
Avery
Rathmann
Wscar
Pacific Palisasses
Calil
Spechil
George Smith
Hind Yale
Thaly
Monza
Mercury
Stuck Cir
Baseball Standings and Results From Yesterday and Today
American League results show Washington routing New York while Detroit and Chicago won. National League standings list Cincinnati leading with 14,650 options, Brooklyn and Milwaukee close behind with tight records. Tonight’s schedule includes key matchups across both leagues with several night games.
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Chu
New York
Chaveland
Delta
Bastin
Kansas City
Baltimore
Washington
Detroit
Boston
Chicago
Cleveland
Kansas
City
Kansas Ciy
Potsteinnati
Cincinnati
Milwaukee
Broddyn
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Cincininati
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Aero Wins Battle Of Unbeatens With Two Run Rally
Aero Supply and Ajax Teen er League teams, both 2-0, met in Loveland for a Memorial Day doubleheader. Aero won 6-4 to claim first place as Ajax rallied in the seventh but Aero answered with four in the final two innings. Bob Casler earned the win with nine strikeouts and two walks, aided by two doubles for Casler and a late two-run message from Lindsley. Ajax’s Terry Williams took the loss. In the nightcap, Columbus Merchants fell 12-5 to the National Bank. LeRoy Rieck pitched for the Bankers, aiding a four-run sixth frame. The Merchants had three runs in the seventh before the game ended.
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McEldowney
Wesoleski
Elks
Pdt
Wevolaski
Eldowney
Tot
Karl’ Brooks
Jallien Tovin
Ed Linski
Hutter
Ron Brown
Brooks
McEldowrey
Brown
John Correll
Wesoloski
VFW
Moose
Mike Knowlton
Vets
Jerry Ward
Dave Magee
Scory
Cénerell
Weselosterkimerin
McEldowneey
Link
Zakiacock
Wexoloski
Danny Wese
Josel
Karl Brooks
Aero Supply
Ajax
Loveland
Acro
Thh
Aero
Bob Casler
Casler
Terry Williams
Terry Howser
George Loomis
Steve Olson
Williams Tater
Stan Butcher
Aeros
Caster
Bob ‘Lindsley
Rmmers
Columbus Merchants
Raymonds
National Bank
LeRoy Rieck
Bankers
Ken Scott
Rieck
Art “Perkins
Columbus
Merchants
Jane van Dresar
Doug Stewart
Pierce
George
Strickland
Cleveland
Watt
Mike Cherolitl
Dick Donovan
Jim Gemon
Gerry Goleman
Senators
Camilo
Pasolii
New York
al Clentte
Yankees
Bobby Shantz
S.sample
Jackie Jensen
G. Becker
Olihe Red Sox
B. Bailey
G. Loomis
Olson
Bob Porterfield
T. Williams
Dick Sis- M. McLaughlin
Ofler
I. Roberta
Jim Piersall
J. Olson
Fed Jonson
Churley Maxwell
D. Christensen
Detwil
Low
Butcher
Sleator
B. Casler
B. Lindsley
Leome
B.grice
Frank
Nins D. Gates
Paul
T. Houser
Jinek
Bia Ith
Marty
Vic Power
TB Wilcox
George Crowe
Gus Bell
Robinson
Ed Bailey
Rosings
Josef Wilner Mizell
Bell
York ‘Aero
Willard Schmidt
Hilts
B. Caster
Torr
B. Casterusth
Ler
E. Williams
Doty BlasingrsAe
Whic
Johnson Hinnant Clash Tonight at St Nicholas Arena
Johnson a seasoned heavyweight contender meets rising star Clarence Hinnant in a 10 round bout at St Nicholas Arena. The NBC telecast begins at 9 p m EST as part of the regular Friday night fights. promoter Teddy Brenner and the International Boxing Club secured NYSAC approval for the venue change amid ongoing Madison Square Garden events.
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Sew Yue Wy
Suttold Johnson
Clarence Hinnant
St. Nicholas Arena
Fyday
Billy Graham
Madison Square Garden
St. Niti's
New York State Athletic Commission
Teddy Brenner
International Boxing Club
Johnson
Burt Whitehurst
Julio Mederos
Mederos
Pennsylvania
Tme
Tt Wis
Indians Fall To White Sox In Memorial Day Doubleheader
The Chicago White Sox swept a Memorial Day doubleheader with the Indians, led by a dominant Andy Pierce performance and strong pitching. New York and Washington split ahead of Cleveland as the pennant race tightens, while Detroit closed in with a 6-5 extra-inning win over Kansas City. In the National League, Cincinnati and Brooklyn split as Philadelphia and Chicago also split, leaving the standings jumbled behind pennant leaders.
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Pigvee Pas
Musk
Cleveland
Peller
Lemon Wytin
Gare
Indians
Detroit
Kansas City
Boston
Tigers
Baltimore
Gineinnatles
Brooklyn
Milwaukee
Philadelphia
Redlegs
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Cubs
New York
Gilits
McInnes Steel Tops Roberts 10-4 in City Softball League
In Wednesday night City Softball League action McInnes Steel beat Roberts 10-4. Key hits included a homer by Kower and a three RBI double in the fourth. Pitcher Archie Wetmore earned the win while Ed Burkhart took the loss. The St Thomas’ vs Thompson’s Was canceled and no more doubleheaders this season. Next Monday McInnes Steel faces Pax Keystone at Corry Area High School.
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Don Kavler Agammsen
Sleld
Innes Steel
Roberts
Kower
Steelers
Jim Tanner
Boeser
Archie Wetmore
McTnnes Steel
Ed Burkhart
Rob
St. Thomas
Thompson's
McInnes Steel
Pax Keystone
Corry Area
Robert
Melnnes Steel
Columbus Merchants B01 1003-5 scoring by inning
National Bank-40 404 x-12 Q-base hit by L Rieck drives scoring. Winning pitcher L Rieck. Losing pitcher A Perkins. Umpires Vanssens and Cartso.
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Tota
Columbus Merchants
National Bank
L. Rieck
Itenet
A. Perkins
Purkey Tops Dodgers as Pirates Take Twin Bill
Pirates right-hander Bob Purkey beat the Dodgers for the third time this season, improving to 3-3 as Pittsburgh won the holiday doubleheader 2-1 after a 4-3 loss in the opener. Purkey scattered seven hits through eight innings before Roy Campanella doubled and scored on Don Zimmer's single in the ninth. Bill Mazeroski, Dick Rand, and Frank Thomas delivered the decisive runs with a Purkey hit by pitch starting the rally.
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Pirates
Purkey
Pittsburgh
Bob Purkey
Pittsburgh Pirates
Dodgers
Brooklyn
Los Angeles
Roy Campanella
Don Zimmer
Dick Rand
Bill Mageroski
Frank Thomas
Mantle Reverts To Sidelined Batting After Dad Promise
Mickey Mantle reveals he honored his late father by rededicating to switch hitting, despite facing Emilio Hernandez in Washington. He batted right handed in the second game against the Senators, hitting into a double play, while maintaining his vow to switch if he chose. Last night’s boxing results show Art Swiden defeating Bobby Spoueth in Dallas.
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Mickey
Mantle
Promia
French championships semifinal shocks and British Amateur progress
In Paris Herr Flant of Beverly Hills beat Australia’s Mervyn Rose 4 6 4 6 7 5 to reach the French championships final, while Harold Ridgeley, lone American left in the British Amateur, defeated Scotland’s Leslie McClue 7 6 to advance to the semifinals.
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Paris
Herr Flant
Beverly Alls
Calif
Australia
Mervyn Rose
Formby
England
Harold Ridgeley
Leslie McClue
Scotland
Billy Pierce Dominates Cleveland as White Sox Sweep
Billy Pierce struck out nine and allowed three hits to win his eighth in the nightcap as Chicago swept Cleveland 6-4 and 2-1, lifting the White Sox to a three game AL lead. Jackie Jensen of the Red Sox had five hits in eight at bats with two homers, driving in four and scoring in the 7-6, 16-5 doubleheader sweep over Baltimore.
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Billy Pierce
White Sox
Cleveland
Chicago
Jackie Jensen
Red Sox
Atx
Baltimore
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John French
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Robbins
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Strick Nut
Roebke
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Bill Roehrig
Hegele
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Heberlein
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VanDresar
Perkina
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McNgullin
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Nathonal
Bak
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Norton
Riecka
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Chiowen Winnie Sox
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Cartso
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Pat Haenel
Glut "Thompson
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Dot Wotus
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