Yankees Begin Count Down For 1st Place Shot
Yankees climb from last to sixth in the American League as they beat the Washington Senators 3-0. Bob Turley pitched a two hitter and Bill Skowron hit a three run homer in the ninth to spark the rally and extend New York’s winning streak to four games.
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Johnson a lively standout at New Castle High
Leonard Johnson, a state champion sprinter in the 100 and 220 yards, is described as the team's most gifted runner and its top morale booster. The feature highlights his quick wit, fearlessness against tougher foes, and a humorous, self aware personality while noting his speed and success at WPIAL and state meets.
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M-1 Softball League to Convene Meeting at City Hall
President Jack Llewellyn has called a meeting of the M-1 Softball League tonight at 7 p.m. at City Hall. All managers are requested to attend.
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Highland U P Upends Second Baptist In Derby Action
Highland U P defeated Second Baptist 5 to 2 in a church softball makeup game Friday. Pitcher Cowden hurled a four hitter, with Waters singling and triple by Fitzpatrick in the fourth. The score moved 000 1190 to 3 00 200 and 5 7. Also notes ABC Hall of Fame adds Walt Ward and George Young as new members in Milwaukee.
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Local Girl Wins Horse Show Ribbon in District Event
Judy Meehan of Now Castle and Georgetown Visitation Preparatory School earned a blue ribbon at the district horse show riding Arabian Stallion Riding Inkerage owned by Charles Craver of Washington D C. She placed first in the English saddle seat rider class and had previous wins in English pleasure and stake pleasure classes on the same mount at the Washington Bride trials association show.
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Pirates End Road Trip With Two-Game Set Planned
Pittsburgh resumes play after a nine week road swing that left the Pirates four of seven. They face the St Louis Cardinals in a two game tilt with a curfew-shortened May 3 game completed Tuesday night. Harvey Haddix starts the regular game as Pittsburgh seeks to rebound from a 6-2 twin bill loss and a rough road swing.
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League Leader Andre Holgers Ind Ine Pol 1958
San Francisco rookie Andre Holgersen led the league in home runs with three while posting a low batting average of 0.354 in 1958. The standout slugger powered the Giants with clutch power and strong plate presence. His performance highlighted a breakout season for the young outfielder.
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Smolnik Second in Wiesbaden Helmet Dash Feature
Emil Smolnik of New Castle finished second in both the helmet dash and the second heat Saturday at Wiesbaden Speedway Germany. He spun on the 18th lap of the 35 lap feature while Mimi Arnald of Redwood City won the women's singles title. John Cover of War won the feature. Yankee pitchers Hyne Duren and Kim Bronstad are Texans.
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Weekend Sports Summary Maryland U News
Deane Bemsa of Maryland became the youngest American to win the British Amateur golf title by defeating William Hyndman in the final. Sanford Dancer, with Willic Shoemaker, won the Metropolitans Handicap at Belmont Park by 3 lengths in front of 43,671. Randall’s Island hosted the 104-A track and field championships with notable times. Don Whilt captured the Kentucky Derby Open, posting 274 over 72 holes. Carla Abate won the Mille Miglia in Brescia, Italy. Mickey Wright won the Cavalier Women's Invitational with a steady par round. Basil Ince led a golf event with a 54-hole score record at the Ladies PGA circuit.
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Ward and Second Ward LBS Opener in Desin Park
The Ward and Second Ward teams clash tomorrow in the New Castle Lille Big League opener at Desin Park as eight clubs race through June thirty nine with Saturday postponements. Mayor DeCarbo and many dignitaries expected. WCST radio to MC. local officials and celebrities listed along with umpire Fat Cubelli and schedule details for midweek games.
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Rookie shines as Geneva netsmen post strong fall season
Geneva College tennis report highlights Helt as top singles player with 11 of 13 wins at No 4. Team captain Thayer and Relf also excel in singles and doubles, pairing with Aultman for a 9-3 doubles mark. Bonnell and Relf contribute, while Geneva totals strong overall despite no team points.
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Littler's long gap after three straight Tournament of Champions wins
Gene Littler, after capturing Golf's Tournament of Champions three years in a row, waited two more years before winning another major championship, marking a notable drought between victories.
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Westminster Titans honor two top athletes at 185th commencement
Westminster College graduates two top Titans athletes among 15 honor students. George & James of Beaver Falls and Rankin of McKeesport earned BA degrees with honors. James, an eight letterman, played football and baseball and served as co-captain while Rankin shined four years on the basketball squad and ranks as second all time scorer. Rankin, a political science major, was named MVPI in the West Penn Conference. he will pursue a PhD at the University of Idaho.
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Westminster to Award Honorary Doctor of Laws to Al Duer
Al D. Duer executive secretary treasurer of the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics receives an honorary Doctor of Laws from Westminster College. The presentation occurs during the college 105th commencement on the Old Main South Terrace, as part of six honorees.
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Archery Tournament Opens At YMCA Camp Rem 8 Years Old Limit
Archery tourney invites Lawrence County archers at Camp Rem with entrants aged eight and up. Registration starts at 9:30 A.M. Participants must bring four target arrows and one Flu-flu. Food will be served on the grounds.
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