Yanks Rally to Beat White Sox in Ten Inning Slam
Boston tops Chicago 4 - Red Sox win in 10th on Jackie Jensen’s bases loaded single off Frank Fischer after Ted Williams homered earlier. Williams boosts league-leading average to .283 as Chicago’s rally negated by Jensen’s clutch hit. San Diego Naval Training Center reports no football team available for the first time since 1941.
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Nats Win on Homer by Sievers
Washington Senators win 8 to 7 over the Detroit Tigers as Roy Sievers homered and extended his string to 14 games snapping a one behind the American League mark. Sievers tied the Washington club record for home runs in a season with his two long balls and stood within one of the AL record.
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Rocky Mat eiano Predicts Pete Rademacher Cannot Beat Patterson
Rocky Mat eiano said Friday he believes Pete Rademacher has no chance to beat Plove Patterson in September. He cited Rademacher's lack of speed and noted Rademacher has never fought as a professional. He added Rademacher fights like a pro but is not one.
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Plove Patterson
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Patterson
Boyd Homers in 13th as Orioles Snare Pair
The Baltimore Orioles swept a doubleheader from the Kansas City Athletics. In the opener, Bob Boyd hit a homer in the 18th inning to lift Baltimore 5-4. Connie Johnson pitched seven-hit ball for the nightcap as the Orioles won 10-2 with Ginsberg and Kell driving runs.
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Canadian Davis Cupper Barclay Falls In Vancouver Match
Larry Barclay of Canada loses 6-4 6-4 to Merwin Mills of Pasadena in a Western Canada Tennis Championships quarterfinal. Event held Friday in Vancouver with updates from UPI.
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Rams Hold First Real Workout Scrimmage at Redlands
Rams rookies join veterans in a debut scrimmage at University of Redlands stadium. Sid Gillman aims to teach rookies the pace against stars like Hirsch and Van Brocklin, while Kuharich notes Seattle plans scrimmage cuts and roster churn threaten a full scrimmage.
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Washington Redskins
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Delgado Gains Semis in Jy. Tennis Play
In Kalamazoo Michigan Delgado of Los Angeles defeated rookie lineman Richard Ogden of New Canada 6-4 6-2 in the quarterfinals of the 1957 National Junior Tennis Championships at Kalamazoo College. Delgado then teamed with Allen Max to win a 6-3 6-3 doubles semifinal.
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Allen Max
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Donald Ralph
City League Softball Scores
City League softball scores show a mix of team games and player names. partial readable lines mention Hayes Alum and Gointiy with scattered figures like 398 and 238, alongside references to referrers and a numeric total 820. The fragmentary text implies league standings or box scores but lacks full details.
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Kiss
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Angels Nip Seattle 6-5 In Coast League Thriller
Gale Wade hit two home runs as the Los Angeles Angels defeated Seattle 6-5 at Wrigley Field. Los Angeles led 6-1 before Seattle rallied with four runs in the eighth inning, highlighted by Bob Thurman’s pinch hit homer. Bert Hamrick preserved the win with a running catch to end Seattle’s final threat.
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Stars Win 10-1 Over Seals In Pacific Coast League
The Hollywood Stars defeated the San Francisco Seals 10 to 1 in a Pacific Coast League game. Starter Fred Waters, pressed into service by injuries, shut down the Seals as Hollywood exploded for nine runs in the first inning. Waters earned the win as the Stars improved their position. Seals pitcher struggles and lineup details follow with limited readable names from the damaged report.
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Eskimos debut in US pro football beat Lions 29 to 8
Portland report says the Tremonton Eskimos defeated the Vancouver BC Lions 29-8 in the debut Canadian professional football game played in the United States.
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Yankees Break No-Hitter With Back-To-Back Homers In Seventh
New York built on Don Mossi's near flawless start as McDougald homered with one out in the seventh to break the no-hitter, followed by Mantle's 23rd homer of the season. Cleveland reliever Cal McLish allowed punches, and a late single by pinch-hitter Harry Simpson produced the eventual game winner.
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Saes Capture 2 From Ports in Pacific Coast League doubleheader
Sacramento wins 7-0 and 7-2 over Portland in a Pacific Coast League doubleheader. Bud Watkins pitches a five hitter in game one and Marshall Bridges adds a three hit effort in game two. Portland and Sacramento offenses mix in the nightcap with key RBIs and late scoring as the series opener concludes.
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Giants Lose Sixth Straight in 9-6 Setback to Redlegs
Cincinnati Redlegs beat New York Giants 9-6 as Wally Post belted a three run homer in the ninth. Giants manager Bil Rigney shuffled the lineup, Willie Mays moved to the two spot, and Smoky Burgess provided the decisive blow with his 10th homer in the eighth. Despite 11 Giants hits, Cincinnati used three homers to push ahead, with Mays hitting his 20th homer earlier.
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Vancouver Mounties face Sunday baseball charges in court
Vancouver Mounties Holdings Ltd and key officials are on trial in police court on five counts of violating the Lord's Day Act for two Sunday games on May 5 and 12. Club president NAT Bailey testified that city revenue from stadium leases and a 10 percent provincial amusement tax helped make Sunday baseball viable.
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Anderson and Park Swim for 15-mile record prizes
Owen Sound Ontario hosts a 15 mile race where Tom Park of Lakewood and Greta Anderson of Long Beach seek record prizes. Park chases a $5,000 men’s division jackpot while Anderson targets a $2,000 women’s prize after finishing second in Atlantic City.
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U S Grabs Zone Lead in Davies Cup Action
In Chestnut Hill Massachusetts the United States won two straight matches against Brazil at the Davies Cup American Zone on grass at Longwood. Sammy Giammalva Jr. defeated Armando Visirra in five sets and Vic Seixas bested Carlos Fernandes as the U S leads toward the doubles clinching the zone title.
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Essig and Towry Reach Publinx Finals in Hershey
A pair of college players advanced to the final round of the U S Public Links Golf Tournament Friday in Hershey Pennsylvania. Essig the reigning Western Warrior and Indiana State Champion defeated Don Schrabulis of Antioch California 4 and 3. Towry, despite a rough start, routed San Francisco insurance man Paul Popovic 7 and 6.
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Armstead Faces Tough Roadblock in Legions Main Bout
Salas Vie in Legion Main Fame, a rising lightweight, meets Lauro Salas at the Holly Wood Legion Stadium. First bout at 8 30 p.m. The 12 round main event is an elimination for the vacant istate lightweight title. Card televised on KHI 9.
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Local Election Totals and Party Tallies Reported
The report lists American Association on Paul 11 3 Taategula D 3 4 Minnemis 3 trialaneyoile 6 with counts suggesting a fragmented vote tally across districts and candidates. No clear winner or official outcome is stated. Further verification from official results is needed.
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Nitehawks edge Mary Star 3 2 for 18th straight win
Long Beach Nitehawks out hit Mary Star 10 3 to hold a 3 2 victory Friday night preserving an 18 game win streak. Jimmy Jones tied it with a first inning single as Cleo Goyette Lucky Humiston and Bill Hill fueled a third inning rally. Stan White drove in Humiston with a sacrifice fly after Goyette’s single and a Humiston double set up the go ahead run.
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Pirates Errors Hand Cubs Win in Series Opener
Chicago Cubs beat by Pirates 6 4 as five errors unsettle Vern Law who allowed eight hits. Cal Neeman homered twice and drove in three runs in the eighth inning, while Dick Drott lasted until the eighth and Dave Hillman earned the win for Chicago.
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Antitrust Panel Shifts Focus to Hockey and Basketball
The House Antitrust Subcommittee moves its sports inquiry from earlier targets to basketball and ice hockey, signaling a broader probe into professional leagues.
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Pads Take 2 at Vancouver in Pacific Coast League doubleheader
San Diego Padres won 5-0 in the nightcap after taking both ends of a Pacific Coast League doubleheader in Vancouver. The first game also went to San Diego by a 2-1 margin. The report notes MLB rosters and training camp notes alongside game details and player mentions.
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Veteran tackle Frante Vagrichione to report to Steelers camp
Veteran tackle Frante Vagrichione, previously a holdout, said he would report to the Steelers training camp in Olean when workouts begin Sunday, signaling the start of the team’s preseason preparations.
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