Sub-Teen Open Tennis Ends With Narrow Finals
The Verity Courts event closes with semi finals in Girls Under 11 and Under 13 and Boys Under 11. Detroit and Springfield players reach finals while top seeds Gail Miss Pritula and Mike Fahy win easy semis. Semifinal results include Pritula Wagner Gerber Fry and Fahy Marcus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buzzy Pierce
Dayton
Bob Matamba
Lombard
Ill
Mike Fahy
Springfield
Brian Marcus
Holland
Mich
Verity Courts
Sharon Piitula
Detroit
Susan Gerber
Middletown
Miss Gerber
Pierce
Bob Mararmba
Fahy
Riley Griffith
Mike Nolan
Decatur
Lit
Griffith
Mickey Schad
Louisville
Charles Pasarell
Puerto Rico
Jackie Cooper
Sharon Pritula
Nancy Arnold
Mid
Dletown
Pritula
Becky Wagner
Marmee Fry
Ben Jane Fry
Nancy Abernathy
Ann Kernwein
Rockford
Elaine Ringgenberg
Boxing Results From New Bedford Card Highlight Sparks
New Bedford, Mass, saw Jimmy Connors stop Ramon Soto in a 135 pound bout as Halifax fighter Turenne halted Gerry Fraser at 134. Bridgewater’s Fraser bout was listed with a 1534 body weight note, reflecting a stacked regional card with several stoppages.
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New Bedford
Mass
Jimmy Connors
Ramon Soto
Puerto Rico
Halifax
Yvon Turenne
Montreal
Gerry Fraser
Bridgewater
American Loop Nearing End Of The Season
The American Slo-Pitch League heads into the penultimate week at Barnitz Field with Godwin's Restaurant and Duff's Cafe tied for first. If they win tonight over Interstate and Armco Drainage respectively, the title will hinge on next week's leaders clash. Interstate upset Goodwin's in the first round, while Duff's edged Armco Drainage. Crystal Tissue has eight wins in 10, Armco seven in 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnitz Field
Godwin
Resaurant
Duff
Cafe
Interstate
Armco
Goodwin
Armico
Crystal Tissue
Caida Akbanderament
Yesterday's Stars Pitching and Hitting Summary
Curt Barclay of the Giants pitched his first major league shutout with a five hitter as the Giants defeated the Dodgers 56 to nothing in San Francisco. Willie Miranda of the Orioles drove in both runs with two singles in three at bats, leading a 21 victory over the Red Sox.
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Curt Barclay
Giants
Dodgers
Sterling
Willie Miranda
Oriples
Red Sox
Local Boys Open Hall Of Fame By Art Shrock
Burkett and Guastafaro start a miniature Hall of Fame honoring Redlegs star Jim Myers from the 1940 World Series. Myers, a 1935-41 shortstop, delivered the pivotal seventh game hit as Cincinnati beat Detroit 2 to 1. The exhibit includes Myers memorabilia, a World Series scorecard, and autographed baseballs.
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Myers
Redlegs
Chicago Cubs
Reds
Dettroit
Tigers
Redleg
Burkett
Fof Fame
Victor LeRoy
Guastaferro
John Guastaferro
Hall OF Fame
Jack Guastaferro
Bill Burkett
Cincinnati Redleg Hall of Fame
Lysburn Rd
Billy
Billy Myers
The
Journal
National Slo-Pitch Race Leads Three Teams At Yankee Field
National Slo-Pitch League action produced high scores as three teams jockey for lead. Local 114 routed Middletown Journal 21 14 in a 48 hit affair with four hits each for Bob Trimble Paul Miller and Art Schreck. Wonder Bar defeated B nai B rith 4 2 while Yankee Tavern blew out Ross Motors 22 2 and Ta Ho Tavern toppled the Fire Dept 24 5. Yankee Tavern homered seven times led by Charlie Fischer Hank Dennis Wally Blevins Ed Wilkenson Andy Mittenholzer and B Witley. Ta Ho Tavern and Joe Lewis Frank Lodwick Tony Marchetti Roger Whitesel and Dave Brewer also homered. Ta Ho also had 27 hits in its second win in four second round starts.
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Local 114
Middletown Journal
Wonder Bar
B'nai B'rith
Yankee Tavern
Ross Motors
Ta-Ho Tavern
Fire Dept
Bob Trimble
Paul Miller
Art Schreck
Ed Fabing
The
Journal
Local
Paul Bradley
Pagger B'nai Brith
Charlie Fisher
Hank Dennis
Wally Blevins
Ed Wilkenson
Andy Mittenholzer
B. Witley
Yankee
Joe Lewis
Frank Lodwick
Tony Marchetti
Roger Whitesel
Ta Ho Tavern
Dave Brewer
Ta Ho
Gardner's Rally Sparks 24 Victory in Tourney Opener
Gardner's Board and Carton delivered both hits driving in two runs as Gardner beat Shuttle Bros 24 in the Indus trial Fast-Pitch League Tourney opener. Graft allowed three singles, struck out 11 in six innings. Gunderson struck out seven for Shuttle Bros. Ed Gree's first unearned run featured a steal and infield error. Shartle's Gunderson combined for a two hit effort with Crickbaum and Brewis. The win sets Gardner against Armco in the semi finals next Tuesday at Armco diamond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gardner Board and Carton
Shuttle Bros
Gardner Diamond
Gardner
Armco
Aeronca
Sorg Paper
Shartle
S &d
Gunderson
Bill Graft
Ed Gree
Ehrot
Chuck Sweitzer
Graft
Les Crickbaum
Dartmouth
Doug Brew
wasiDon Worman
Shar
Legion Post 218 Suffered Eighth Loss in Twenty Games
Miamisburg Post 165 defeated Legion Post 218 by 12 to 2. Charlie Fuller started for Middletown but gave way in the second inning to Woody Daudit who finished the game as Post 218 dropped its third straight setback.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miamisburg
Middletown
American Legion Post
Miamisburg Post 165
Charlie Fuiler
Woody Daudi
Daudt
Fuller
Post
Jets Inland Are First In Slo-Pitch Semi-Finals
The Aeronca Jets and Inland clinched the first semifinal berths in the 1957 league slo pitch tournament. Jets piled up 19 hits in a 14 4 rout of Coolidge Corp as George Heady hit two homers and H Meone homered. B Horne and M Short also went deep for the Jets. T Kramer went 4 for 4 and Johnson 2 for 3 for Raymond Bag.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jets
Aeronca Jets
Inland Ainer
Routee Ee
Coolidge Corp
George Heady
H. Meone
B. Horne
M. Short
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Dale Overway
Jerry Garver
Ken Harbin
Pasarell - Cooper
Thomas Brundage
Maramba Hayes
Lennie Peters
Griffiths Heil
Arnold-Brundage
Jones Snyder
Harbin-Overway
Garver-Nolan
McLaughilin-Little
White-Marcus
Dear
Helm
Shaffer-Rayburn
Oaxley-Krebs
Lamb Thorn
Pierce-Kenny
Schad. Fahy
Oaklay-Krebe
Nein-Swigel
Slade-Hargraever
Pasarell-Cooper
Maramba-Hayes
Griffithe- Heil
Jones-Snyder
McGraw-Abernathy
Kernwein-O'Neill
Goets-Snyder
Aones-Littie
Pritual Gerber
Fahrenholz-Allen
Pry
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McGraw- Abernathy
Goetz-Snyder
Pritula-Gerber
Grine- Arnold
Alexander
B. Miller
P. Miller-Lewis
Fry-Pry
Mo. Graw-Abernathy
Pritula- Gerber
Alexander-B. Miller
Strand Theater
Ridg
Weyenberg
Associated Press
Ney
Finance & Acceptance Corporation
Central Avenue
Garden
Art Shrock
Cooperstown
Burket
Lylburn Rd
Guastaterro
E. Central Ave
Burkett and
Yankeejnitz Field
Tavern
Titan Nashande
der Bar
Bar
T. Kramer
Johnson
Raymond Bag
Williamson
Lincoln-Mercury Co
Tytus Ave
Pittsburgh Plate Glass
Sar-T-Miers
RAYON
Blackwall
DIAL
N. Verity Parkway
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