Athletics Top Boston Red Sox in Two Games
The Philadelphia Athletics swept the Boston Red Sox in a doubleheader 10-4 and 3-2, widening the AL gap behind the Yankees and Indians. Eddie Joost's three run homer sparked the opener while Gus Zernial added a 30th homer in the nightcap as Boston’s pennant bid faltered. Bobby Shantz won his 16th, completing the two-game sweep for the A’s.
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Cleveland
Philadelphia Athletics
Jimmy Dykes
Yankees
Ruonerp Indians
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Athletics
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Tribe
Washington
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St. Louis Cardinals
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Braves
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Phils
Chicago
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Cincinnati
Rens
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Detroit
Eddie Joost
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Vic Ruschi
Kim Hegan
Bob Avila
Mike Garcia
Monte Trvin
Sal Magic
Dodgers
Bob Feller
Wally Westlake
Sally Hemus
Red Schoendienst
VFW Men’s B League Season Opens Tonight
The VFW Men’s B League kicks off tonight with eight teams in action. Stahts Jewelers TAGM Hickle Electric Hammond Elevator face Borstorff Fitch Merritt Appliance Model Dairy Davis Insurance at 1 o’clock, as Ed Macauley of the Celtics broadcasts from St. Louis. The Liberty Bell has been moved from Independence Hall in Philadelphia on nine occasions since 1776, mostly for exhibits, with 1777 noting a church in Allentown, Pennsylvania.
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VFW
VEW Met
Stahts Jewelers
TAGM
Hickle Electric
Hammond Elevator
Borstorff and Fitch
Merritt Appliance
Model Dairy
Davis Insurance
Ed Macauley
Boston Collies
NBA
Ratio Station
St.Louis
Independence Hall
Philadelphia
Allentown
Bob Hixson
Patternon Plhioto
Bill Mitrhit
Bill ‘Blutt
Thomas Strum
Devon Min
Spartiuebar
Connie French
Lamona
Achae Miller
Schabis
Siu “Sr
Jane Rhodes
Chapin's
Anis Thompson
HV. Johnson
Spink Creeks
Auller
Kendal
Tnbeestion
Rene Job
C.H. Haiehns Turners
Catherine Patterson
Charles M. VanTassel
Corry Hudson
Ube
Superior Cleaiing
John Bennble
Carrall
Nist
Leki Bewley
Motors
Glen Lacey Butters Atlantic Staion
Hibrenwon
Loma Moore
Clarence Weare
Robert Andersen
Page
Nichole
Pera GE
Tagaee
Grater
van Cite Keystone Statins
Tom Felten
Hunt Wing Wue
Kidagulth
Joel Gakepns
Chains
Pagiemen Cure
Ward Nichols
Mall's Bakers
Mss
Paul Stroup
Dickinwin Sprees Af Soap
Bernard Ross
Consuli
Allan
Ie Lang
Beige Wisle
Superior
Widmann
Daisy ‘Wagner
Altchen
Tehns Gee ‘Ery
Geslside Wee Als
Guy Rsh
Betty Greeles
Hardy
Ep ‘Sone
Yi Healy
Roll al’ Din
Dark Eammorike
Shambaiieh
Pala
Reet Man McEleov
Powell Molde Camping
Ihbreaton
Alta
Willett
Martin Miors
Outside Rear View Mirror
R. B. Busngame
Bert Welder
Sunoco
Bertha Lucas
Corry Rod and Gun Club Field Meet Draws Crowd
The Corry Rod and Gun Club hosted a day long field meet on the Columbus Lottsville road with skeet shooting and archery exhibitions by W. J. Atkerley of Sherman NY Earl Lindberg Louis Kuhns. Prizes included a Corry model television set Winchester rifle and other awards as funds raised support hunting and trapping improvements.
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Loiis Kuhns
Arkerley
Lindberg
Kuhns
Lyon
J. Tt. Buell
Corry
Harry Proctor
Paul Lines
Donald Small
Columbus
Shakespeare
William Carlson
Emmett Sparks
Union City
Kurt Lindberg
Lois Kuhns
Kermit, Mewes
Kenny Lindquist
Louis Anderson
Glass
Gebte Kinzelman
Ed McElroy
Louis Kuhns
Rovers
Penelec
Norman McElroy
Paul's
M. Crane
Kip
Wallace Jewelers
Dewey Volk
R. Blair
Chuck Wil-Iams
Kermi Mewes
Shamburg's
I. Kunzeman
Loyd Meerdins
Meerdink
Coleman G
3. Kubns
Paul's Hardware
B. Miller
All-Way Electric Co
McElroy
G. ©. Murphy
C. Shopene
Comy Journal
Johns Floyd Black
R. Breads
Miles McCray
B. ‘Himes
Armitage
Christensen
Cochran
HeJean
R. Rossbacher
Kuhn's Hardware
Oasling Rod
George Patterson
Charles Rhodes
Cohen's Auto Supply
Paul Bowen
Scone
Sherwood’s
Spartansburg
Bob Hixson
Fligh
Briham's Hardware
Connie French
Tunnell’s
Elsie Hunt
Rite Restaurant
Virginia Rhodes
Janet Stroup
Katherine's
Vina Lilley
Davis Radio
Hisle Hunt
Fi W. Woolworth
Shirley Ross
Ficcardi’s
J. Stroup
Topp's
M. Lilley
Frann Purniture
Sherwood Scott
James Beagle
AM. Lite
Baseball results and standings from yesterday
American League scores show Cleveland over St Louis 4 to 3 and New York 7 to 2. Washington crushed Detroit 5 to 0 while Philadelphia won 10 to 3 and Boston 4 to 2. Chicago beat Detroit 4 to 3. National League standings list St Louis, Pittsburgh, Chicago and Cincinnati with mixed records and few games behind the leader.
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St. Legis
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Washington
Philadelphia
Boston
Chicago
Detroit
L. Pot
New York Ag
Boston BO
Bay Detroit
St. Louis
Eden
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Bob
Gbi Brookly
Aig
Louis TW
Aiae
Chivazo Bears
Green Bay
San Francisco
Amateurs Begin National Golf Tourney at Saucon Valley
The opening day at Saucon Valley Country Club sees favorites Jim Melale Sam Yvette and Frank Strayahan as leading contenders for the National Amateur Golf Tournament. Other strong bets include Charlie Coe Dick Chapman Ted Bishop and dark horses Bo Wininger Morey Gardner Munger. McHale the 55 year old former pro headlines the field with rounds of 65 and 66. Urvetta from Rochester seeks back to back titles as the only man in 16 years to win consecutive.
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Jim Melale
Sam Yyvette
Frank Strayahan
Saucon Valley Country Club
Charlie Coe
Oklahom City
Dick Chapman
Pinehusi
N.C
Ted Bishop
Weston
Mass
Francis G
Bo) Wininger
Northfield
WW. J
Oakland Hills
Dae Morey
Martinsville
Ind
Bob Gardner
Los Angeles
Jack Munger
Dallas
McHale
Paris
Urvetta
Rochester
N.Y
Hornell Dodgers Top Jamestown Falcons in Pony League
Hornell Dodgers defeated Jamestown Falcons to take the lead in the Pony League pennant race. Munger and Lupin homered for Hornell as Junie Glenn Ilse delivered solid pitching and fielding. Series resumes with teams from Hamilton and Olean in upcoming games.
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Jamestown Falcons
Phuyoity
Ayew
Oluan
Mimi Wan
Tutlestown
Horn
Raey
Olean
Dames
ONO
Hanlon
Awd
Huewith
Tu Mestown
Uwe
Porunsit
Ini Highil
Sabuday Iota
Himilton
Fornell
Many Schoolboy Grid Teams Open Strong In Openers
Harrisburg area coverage highlights opening week results in Class AA to A groups. Notable performances include Wilkes, Hat Brack, Ambridge, Greensburg, and Connellsville with decisive wins and standout players, while several schools report tight games and rising contenders for the season ahead.
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Harrisburg
Baslurm Couderence
Tillee
Camine
Antiy
van Hyntinedem
Mauieh
Farrell
Hat Brack
Buller
Robinson Aims for Quick Knockout of Turpin Rivalry
Robinson plans an aggressive start against weight champ Randy Turpin at a Woodside resort. Promoter chatter and trainer quotes suggest brisk action as Sugar Ray responds with confidence while opponents maneuver for position.
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Howimue
Bruger
Sugar Ray Salut
Ray Hill
Tier
Johnson
Sid Barney Rost
Turpin
Guiskill Mountaine Resort
International League Scores Report
Toronto defeated Ottawa 5 to 1 led by Buffaty’s six goals. Springfield knocked off Syracuse 6 to 1. Syracuse routed Balimyre 11 to 4 while Montreal blanked Rochester 3 to 2.
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Ottawa
Buffaty
Springfield
Suracuse
Balimyre
Montreal
Rochester
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