Flanagan Inspires St James In City Title Bid
Mike Flanagan pitched through back soreness at Connie Mack Stadium guiding Lincoln’s rival St James to a 9th inning win pursuit. Coach John Mooney balanced duties as mentor and school bus driver while Joe Giampalmi treated Flanagan’s back with Vaseline between innings.
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Mooney
Minke
Mike
Chester
Phillies
Harry Oldfield
Joe Giamimi
St. James
Giampalmi
Seback
Tranagan
John Mooney
Bulldogs
Questins
Tollin's Raps 30 Hits For 26 Runs Defeat Viscose
Tollin's Rangers amassed 30 hits but managed only 26 runs as they beat Viscose 26 to 6 in the Rec Control Pitch League on Monday. Mike's Bar pounded Local 634 41 to 5. Mayo edged Fair Acres 11 to 1, Gateway Ing blanked Sinclair 3 to 0, and James defeated Roundhouse.
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Chester
Tollin
Tollins
Mike
Mayo
Healing Fair Acres
Gateway
Sinclair
James
Roundhouse
Hoodoo haunts Maris Mantle in homer droughts
New York AP report notes Roger Maris and Mickey Mantle struggle with 40 homer curse. Maris has 10 homers in 42 games, far below last year’s pace, while Mantle, out with a leg injury, has seven homers. The piece recalls Babe Ruth's unique achievement breaking the trend.
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New York
Roger Maris
Mickey Mantle
Babe Ruth
Maris
Yankee
Mantle
Lloyd AC Captures Fourth In Chester Teener Baseball League
Lloyd AC won its fourth straight in the Chester Teener Baseball League Monday, beating Local 9 1 behind Wayne Calloway four hits. Eddystone Boys' Club toppled Palevitch 7 2 with Bill Watson two-run homer in the first inning, and several players contributed multiple hits as the game featured timely hitting and solid defense.
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Chester
Lloyd AC
Skein
Cocal
Lloyd
Wayne Calloway
Eddystone Boys’ Club
Bill Watson
Palevitch
Bob Gallagher
Rick
Skip Gamble
Ed Stafford
Local
Skip
Butch Leib
Silky
Andy Freinwutty
George Adamek
Stoners
Palovileh J
Stoner
Davis
Houghton
Ridley Park Beats Lansdowne Park 7-3 In Junior League
First baseman Jory Iredale powered Ridley Park to a 7-3 victory over Lansdowne Park in the Delco Junior League. Iredale homered two doubles and drove in three runs while Tony Ingram allowed four hits and fanned eight over six innings.
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Lansdowne
Jory Iredale
Ridley Park BC
Lansdowne Park
Iredale
Tony Ingram
Ingram
Ridley
Ahhoa An
Rerk
Sul'any
Wolk
JO Irving
North's
Punny
Murray
Mustac
Myers
D A Sweeney
Romtes
Wackutsh
iMeGow
Rainbow Rally edges Medford in low-scoring tilt
Wallingford scored five in the sixth to beat Medford 3-2 at Memorial Park. Dave Dodds pitched and hit well, with Hobie contributing key hits as Wallingford improved in the Black League.
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Chester
Rainbow Diner
Wallingford
Hobie Tiie
Dave Dodds
Bishop
NPAA
McDodds Stenek
Ivey Wallingford
Tom Scott
Wat Eoe
Gynningsss
Sunrese
Gottingen
Tigckson
Omarland
Medfardn Rainbow Diner
Warneeth
Taylardn
Stamanib
Mertitt
Riley Ir
Medford
Wallingford Aigeix
Rainbow
Bishop En
Ellis Scores Fight Results By The Associated Press
In a chaotic garbled report, Sammy Ellis is noted for a boxing result with unclear opponent details. The story mentions Boston, Sydney, and Portland contexts with scattered numbers and names, but lacks cohesive outcome or proper event framing.
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Associated Press
Boston
Kenny Lane
San Diego Muskegon
Mich
Tom
Cincinnati
Himmy Tilsbs
Sammy Ellis
Sydney
Australia
Willie Hit
Portland
Stevenson
Oressid Prior
Littler Dominates Open Hopes Amid Injuries and Talk
Gene Littler seeks back to back National Open titles at Oakmont Golf Club as Arnold Palmer suffers a severe finger gash in a freak accident delaying his title challenge. Gary Middlecoff and Gary Player note Littler’s steady form while Palmer struggles to regain feel after a six stitch wound, with Littler favored to repeat since 1950-51 era.
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Oakmont
Gene Litter
Littler
Arnold Pahner
Sospar
Theltime
Gary Middlecoff
Oakland Mills
Birmingham
Mich
Palmer
Oakmont Country Club
Gage
La‘hitler
Gary Player
Little
South
Aftobe
Memphis
Yourican
Jackie Burker
Suaiehtl
Mulgreens
Pentlegan
New Jersey
Ant Clinton
Colonial Keeps Streak Alive In Delco Softball Clash
Colonial withstands Norwood Legion 6 to 3 as Bob Johonett fanned 60 and Ap ple Howatt’s fielding miscues fuel the offense. Local 10 tops Alley 8 5 behind Ed Taylor pitching. Corner Cafe blanks Frog Pond 9 0 with John Haberlen driving in four. Platt’s edge Catania 9 8 as Walsh homers and Curry drives in three.
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Chester
Colonial
Delco Invitation
Bob Johonett
Norwood Legion
Colonial Allied
Apples Howatt
Norwood
Dan McLaughlin
Jahonekt
Bernie McCullum
Local 10
Ed Taylor
Alley
Inming
Charlie Burroughs
Frank Williams
Williams
Ted Andrews
Alley Club
Corner Cafe
John Haberlen
Frog Pond
Platt
Edge
Catania
Haberlen
Dave Bra?ldy
Sam Taylor
Dick Stoudt
Cats
Walsh
Curry
Wiggins
Phwvith Franny
Amaco) Smith
Norwood Clobbers Tinicum In Teener League Contest
Norwood VFW defeated Tinicum 12 3 at Lawson Field as Norwood four pitchers scattered 12 hits. Frank Smith earned the win allowing three singles while Joe Crane led Norwood with three hits. In the other game Howard beat Norwood 4 2 with Wayne Burns winning on the mound.
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Essington
Tinicum Vfw
Norwood
Interboro
VFW
Lawson Field
Frank Smith
Larry Wiernicki
Joe Crane
Ford
Howard
Norwood Vfw
Wayne Burns
Norwood Tivicum Yew
Nhchosabhan Waller
Crawfordet
Keesler
Tantaros
Prancekib
Zimmanp
Mlamb
Phillipsib
Stoss
Winckup
Smiti
Tacaless Food
Ornne
Langdoath
Criskith
Boyd
Mechend
Weindellr
Srsony Ney
Mapa Norwpart
Tinicam
Naecwood Vfa Ronold Abhonabhaw Newell
Cnx
Dils Deckers
Stelifoxdy
Hebbell.p
Beplerde Fitc Iharkingib
Omatcoe
Stewart
Hakerrf
Mageeer
Joe Sidnec
Rawedas
Clark i
Norwand
Ronald
Royer Heads Grid Clinic at Chester-Lee Rock PA
Royer, Military College’s new coach, will lead the Summer Football Clinic on July 12 at the Sand jrose Building in Chester-Lee Rock. Savastano and Nacrelli assist, with Savastano handling backfield and Nacrelli giving end play tips.
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Chester—Lee
Rock) Royer
Pennsylvania Military College
Sandjrose
Sun and Water Streets
Royer
Franny Savastano
Sharon Wil) High School
Andy Nacrelli
Mentoy
Darby
Colwyn Hish School
Roger
Savastano
Ridley Township High
Nacrelli
Philadelphia Eagles
St James Captures Philly City Title In 2 1 Victory
St James High clinched its first Philadelphia city championship with a 2 1 win over Public League Lincoln. Rookie phenom Mike Flanagan, just shy of 16, struck out 15 in a complete effort, driving in the winning run with a fourth inning single. Giampalmi tripled for St James, Ed Miazza and Flanagan added key hits, while Lincoln pitcher Hindelang fanned 12 in a hard fought game at Connie Mack Stadium.
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Daily Times
Philadelphia
St. James High
Mike Flana
Gan
The
Bulldogs
Connie Mack Stadium
John Mooney
Lincoln High
Flanagan
Philadelphia Inquirer
Joser Joe Hindelang
Frankie Ryan
Jimmy
Ox) Menha
Jackie Giampalmi
Ed Miazza
St. James
Tommy Tynudo
Frank Sadusky
Miazza
Ryan
Menha
Ignado
Joe Grace
Aly ‘Ambrosino
Leon Williams
Ambrosino
Williams
Ed Grove
Grudo
Dick van Aken
Bob Brand
Rick Jones
Ken Scheivert
Hindelang
Mike
Giampalmi
Dick Pion
Ambrosind
Railsplitters
Ambrosino J
Brand
Ed Winder
Seound
Scheivert
South- Paw
Miazzi
Grace
St. James Lineal
Ignudas Allo Pion
Hind'lang
Jones
Ath
Lincoln
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Ignda
Sadusky
Pion
Grove
Seven runs apiece spark Co Del Teener action
In Co Del Teener Baseball League play three teams each tallied seven runs. The Spartans defeated Middletown Lions 8-2 as Brandywine, Oilers and Glen Mills games clashed, with Oilers edging Glen Mills 7-7 at Chichester High field. Trainer, Brown, Grace and Litteral led Spartans with key hits while pitchers Armstrong and others limited opponents, as Brandywine 4-3 comeback fell short.
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Boothwyn
Spartans
Waffle Middlestown Lions
Oilers
Glen Mills
Chichester High Field
G.M
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Joh Mooney
Lincoln Fligh
Frank Ryan
Jimmy Menha
Tommy Ignado
Jack Giampalmi
Mike Flanagan
Jie Hindelang
Jim
Pian@pan
St. Jones
Howe
Flana-gan
Joe
Vanagan
al Ambrosino
Bast
Jimies
Hoodoo
Ted Baynes
Lara Searahhon
Leto
jEreim
Murpiyc
Paole
Turik
Johins
Rollins
Firko
Cal'way
Tolan
Danny" Hoften
Pyove
Clements
Harry iBerneuter
Sanes Pees Harper
Bob Davis
Rampmeyer
Paul Jones
Igen Gear
Scott Hampton
Hampton
Gissies
Iershat
Wate
Warren
Brebaett
Baer
Smapgalalf
Plumbers
Halter Vy
Tod Blake
George Fer
Millarrguson
Ferguson
Lew Krause
Eminetteyy Ae
Roxy Henderson
Walt Ford
John McGinn
Jump Billinger
Harry Gremmiinger
Roundmen
Tredale
Parkers
Rainbow Rally
Dodds Sparkles
Ellis
Mike Fans
By Edgerhart
Brandywine
Mike Delrank
Billy
Mouse) Brown
Middletown
Jim Grace
Jim Ldtteral
Glenn Mills
Qilers
Barry Sparks
Trainer
Oon Brandywine
Armstrong
Frieze
Spartagis Middletown Liong
DePranko
Wamslepsrt
Evans
Hocker
Fvansias
Uitteralss
Martine
Trace
Sardingib
Cruaden Diay
Glen
Abhea Jenkins
Wernanga
Swerlgan
Bath
Joag Sparks
Halbert
Infantess
Tolal
Abhon
Abhon Worcell
Spink
Larak
Collins
Hackmandf
Martine Rose Byers
Chalet
Grittman
Coudiance
H'cock
Chandler
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