Brothers-Williams bout headlines Arena show in New Castle
Elkins Brothers, New Castle's heavyweight hope, meets Art Williams in an eight round main event at The Arena. The undercard includes Izzo, Neal, and others, with four earlier bouts at 8:30 p.m. and a likely crowded arena. Williams, 1947 national amateur champion, has split pro fights since turning pro.
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Ike Bell
Youngstown
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Boston
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Bradley
Joe Mason
Pittsburgh
Johnny Izzo
New Castle
Ossie Neal
Beaver Falls
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Neal
Beaver Valley
Tony
France
Rizieri Renzi
Sonny Marsh
Cardinals Yield Lead in Fifth Straight Loss
In a tight pennant scramble, Cincinnati's Ken Raffensberger threw a one hitter as the Reds defeated the Cardinals 7-0, dropping St Louis to second in the NL. Howard Fox held Cincinnati to five hits in a 4-3 win for St Louis earlier, while other games featured strong hitting from Giants, Yankees, and Browns.
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Hank Laver
Major League Standings and Results Teenday
National League standings and yesterday's results show teburgh 3 percent, Brocklyn 4, New 1, New York 10, Brecklyn 1. Today's game features New York at Brooklyn with only one game on the schedule.
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Skins Yanks Trade Youel and Duckworth for Dean
Washington reports Jim Youel and end Duckworth traded to the Boston Yanks for Tom Dean a 255 pound tackle from the Southwest Conference. Few Penn State players expected on the 1 Penn State football roster.
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Boston Yanks
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Youngstown Colts topple New Castle in doubleheader
Tommy Vestal delivered two timely two run singles as the Youngstown Colts beat New Castle 9-7 and 7-3 to move into third in the Mid-Atlantic league. Lew Richardson homered and collected three hits in the finale while Bill MacDonald earned win in relief.
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Lew Richardson
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Alex Kouzbal
Youngston
Russ Meyers
Frankie Pytlak
Bob Crow
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Mahoy
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Sutch
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Jewell
Harig
Mahoney
Pascoe
Muldoon
New Castile
Devlin
Stupi
Lacivita
New Castle Chiefs Hire Pytlak as Playing Manager and Boost Roster
Massena owner John Gabri signs Frank Pytlak former Cleveland Indians and Boston Red Sox catcher as playing manager replacing Bob Crow. Michael Cannavino of Erie names Pytlak after scouting four new players Harold Casler Don Mawhir Charles Jewell to boost Chiefs. New ticket prices set with box seats 1.00 grandstand 0.85 and general 0.75. 15 game tickets 10.00.
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Harold W. Casler
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Score Two Aces At Sylvan Heights
Two holes in one were made at Sylvan Heights over Memorial Day weekend with one not counting. Sam Macage of Ellwood City scored on No. 16 using a No. 4 iron and his ball dropped in the cup. Earl Brown recorded a separate ace on No. 10 while playing No. 8.
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Frank Pezzi
Fred Gentile
Earl Brown
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Gus Nine Victors Beat Eagles in 12-4 Game
Gus' nine of the American Legion league defeated the Eagles 12-4 behind a four hit shutout by Orlando who fanned 15 batters.
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American Legion League
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Orlando
MID-ATLANTIC LEAGUE MONDAY RESULTS
Results show Coste 7 to 3 over ree na ee, nientewn 1 to 3, Johnstown 4 to 2, Butler 1 to 5, and Ol City 3 to 0. Standings reflect a mix of wins and losses across five teams.
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Saint Mary's dominates Brentners in 14 4 North County clash
Campbell allowed four hits and struck out 14 as St. Mary’s beat Brent 14 to 4 in Brent. The Saints travel to Volant on Wednesday for a 6 o’clock game. Thompson took the loss. Hickory A C defeated East Brook 12 to 3 as DeCera and Stone restricted the hitters to five. In the big sixth inning six runs crossed. Wilmington Triumphs in North County action, beating Pulaski 5-2 for win No. 8 as Borowicz yielded two hits.
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Sala to fight Riccio in Pittsburgh boxing night
Lee Sala of Pittsburgh with 38 straight wins is set to meet Tony Riccio of Bayonne in a 10 round main event at the civic outdoor arena in Pittsburgh. Three other bouts pair Jumping Joe Barone of Pittsburgh against Lee Bohles of Cleveland Joe Kezele of Youngstown against Mike Kobella of Brownsville and Leo Kelly a former Gold Gloves and AMA champ against Johnny DeFazio of Bayonne.
Moore Overshadows Rose at Indianapolis 500 win
Mauri Rose clinched his third 500 mile victory at Indianapolis but chief mechanic Lou Moore drew equal notice for guiding the winning Offenhauser powered Blue Crown Special. The article notes Moore’s achievement as a standout in the race coverage.
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Mauri Rose
Lou Moore
Moore
Tempus Beach Tops Shadyside 9 8 In Close Softball Game
Tempus Beach won a city softball league game 9 to 8 over Shadyside. DeMarco earned the win and Scarnati took the loss. DiMuccio and Jacobs homered, Jacobs clearing the bases.
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Scarnati
DiMuccio
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