McCormick Throws No Hit Shutout As Giants Win 3-0
Mike McCormick, 20, pitched a no hit shutout over five innings until rain halted the game, delivering a 3-0 San Francisco win over Philadelphia. Richie Ashburn drove in a run for the Phillies in the sixth before the rain ended the frame, lifting the Giants within one game of Milwaukee and the Braves.
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Boxing Card Set For Milwaukee Tuesday
The Wisconsin Boxing Club card for next Tuesday at the Auditorium was completed with middleweights Vidal Flores of Milwaukee and James Beasley of Detroit in a four round preliminary. Headliners include heavyweights Mike DeJohn of Syracuse and Willie Bessmanoff in a 10 round bout. Another 10 round light heavyweight pits Orville Pitts of Milwaukee against Bobby Stininate of Youngstown Ohio.
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Tigers Rally Past Yankees For 3-1 Victory
Yesterday's Stars Pitching Don Messi of the Tigers threw six hits allowed, two walks, and five strikeouts in a 3-1 win that put Detroit into a third place tie. Hitting star Harry Chiti of the A's hit his first homer with two on in the fourth inning, powering a 3-2 win over the Red Sox.
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Theyll Do It Everytime By Jimmy Hatlo Hatlo Tip
A note from Jo Anon of Stroudsburg Penn a Hatlo style hat tip thanks readers and signs off with a casual goodbye to the Penna segment.
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Minors Open 1959 Softball Action In Rec Park
The Minor Softball League opened with FFA defeating Oaktron 8 to 4 in Rec Park. Pet Milk crushed Eagles 18 to 0 in three innings as Rutsch struck out five and allowed one hit. Key hits included Stucky with two for three and Hartwig with a triple.
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Baseball Scoreboard Saturday and Friday results
National League standings and results include Milwaukee trailing Chicago by three games. Chicago beat Milwaukee 9 to 7 while San Francisco blanked Philadelphia 3 to 0 in five innings due to rain. Los Angeles defeated Pittsburgh 9 to 6 and St Louis won 2 to 1 in ten innings.
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Casper Opens Lead With 139 At Winged Foot Open
Bill Casper led at the midway mark with 139 after rounds of 71 and 68 on Winged Foot West. Hogan, Player and Palmer trailed by one stroke, Ford and Souchak two back, Finsterwald and Vossler three behind, with many contenders within reach as the final 36 holes loomed.
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Ortiz and Lane Gloves End Roughly for Junior Welter Crown
The bout at Madison Square Garden ended in a second round technical knockout after a cut over Lane's eye. Charles Ortiz and Kenny Lanhe clashed as Lane sustained a gash requiring about 10 stitches. Ortiz claimed victory with a later punch, while Lane disputed the stoppage and eyed a rematch.
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Diamond Schedule Monroe vs Brodhead Junior Legion
Monroe faces Brodhead in a junior legion game set for 8 p.m. Local officials confirmed the matchup as part of the season schedule and the venue details remain to be announced.
Belmont Stakes Looms With Sword Dancer in Tough Mile and a Half
Brookmeade Stables Sword Dancer defends Turf Triple Crown bid as eleven 3-year-olds race for $15,000 added Belmont Stakes. Royal Orbit and Black Hills loom as rivals with Willie Shoemaker riding Sword Dancer and Eddie Arcaro seeking seventh Belmont victory. Elevan starters total purse $147,500 with Manassa Mauler as top challenger.
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Edgerton Nine Bears Defeat Orfordville 5 1 In Junior Legion Play
Edgerton defeated Orfordville 5 to 1 behind two hit pitching by Charles Furseth who struck out nine and walked none. The Bears scored four runs in the third to seize control. Monroe Junior Legion opens its season tonight at Recreation Park at 8 against Brodhead.
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Braves Sign Morgan to Farm Club Contract
Milwaukee Braves sign 18 year old Barry Morgan an outfielder from Greensboro North Carolina to a contract with their McCook Nebraska farm club. Phone 3 for an Adtaker today.
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Tigers Halt Yankees as Messi Shines in Detroit Win
Don Messi, once a reliever with Cleveland, moved to Detroit and started to dominate the Yankees. Friday night he won his fourth straight decision over New York as Detroit beat them 3-1, pulling the Tigers into a third place tie in the AL race, two games behind first.
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Three Way Net Tie At Masters Round Robin
In Los Angeles Pancho Gonzales Ken Rosewall and Lew Hoad share first place heading into tonight’s round of the fourth annual Masters Round Robin Pro Tennis Tournament.
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