Farrell Slips Past Dodgers On Two-Hitter
Dick Farrell pitched seven and two thirds innings of no hit ball before giving up a hit, then allowed two runs in a two to one Dodgers loss. The White Sox beat the Angels four nothing as Cunningham suffered a broken collarbone ending his season.
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Fred Down
UPI
Dick Farrell
Boston
Farrell
Philadelphia Phillies
Dalton
Vassar
Phillies
Los Angeles Dodgers
Houston Colts
Dodger
Los Angeles
Dodgers
Dick Tracewski
Junior Gilliam
Tommy Davis
Rusty Staub
Carl Warwick
Don Drysdale
Chicago White Sox
Baltimore
Los Angeles Angels
Kansas City Athletics
Minnesota Twins
White Sox
Joe Cunningham
Bob Turley
Cunningham
Robert Kerlan
Dave Wickersham
Athletics
Camilo Pascual
Doc Edwards
Ed Charles
Local sports notes highlight varied 1960s area topics
Jack Llewellyn reports tag day for lighting Flaherty Field flop netting 85 dollars. Dan Cooper shines at New Mexico hitting .384 with seven homers and 24 RBIs for Lebos. Frank Lusk reports Indy 500 style crankshaft troubles. Tito Francona honored before a Cleveland game. New Castle coach Palumbo welcomes a daughter. Beaver Falls claims first state tennis title. Pirates trim 1960 champs to ten on roster. Tony Razzano to lead Mercer County All-Star. Sam Geary wins NC State golf letters. Leonard Johnson home from Michigan hampered by leg. Pitt signs Pitt All-WPIAL QB Pete Smith. Dave McCandless to Houston.
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Jack Llewellyn
Flaherty Field
Dick Bestwick
Grove City High
Westminster College
Lawrence County
Dan Cooper
New Castle
American Legion
University of New Mexico
U.S. Naval Academy
Lebos
Cooper
Ellwood City
New Brighton
Tito Francona
New Castle High
Connie Palumbo
Edith
Lynn Leicht
Bessemer
Hiram College
Bob Clarke
Joe Downie
Beaver Falls High
Tigers
Har-Brack
Upper St. Clair
McKeesport
Bill Martin
California
Martin
Bob Skinner
Cincinnati
Pirates
Roy Face
Bob Friend
Joe Gibbon
Harvey Haddix
Vernon Law
Smoky Burgess
Bill Mazeroski
North Carolina State College
Shenango High
Tom DeLanzo
Cedarville
Leonard Johnson
University of Michigan
Johnson
Wolverines
Ed James
Pitt
Pete Smith
Uniontown
Dave McCandless
Butler High
Houston University
Warren Beverage Seeks Baseball Games for 1924 Schedule
Warren Beverage Company of Warren Pennsylvania seeks opponents for games. Team is open to home away or home and away series and invites contact with E. R. Jones to arrange fixtures.
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Warren Beverage
E. R. Jones
Warren
Tuesday Baseball and Wednesday Softball Schedule Briefs
The listings show baseball games for Lee ae Tuesday featuring West Pittsburg versus Leyde Tanner and Alexander LBL Fourth against Second, plus 6:30 and 8:30 start times. Softball divisions include Seventh Ward Slo Pitch Hyde Bears versus Crescent Cafe and other matches across multiple venues including Tifereth Gaston/Crescent, St Paul and Northminster.
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Pony West Pittsburg
Leyde-Tanner
Alexander
Seventh Ward
Hyde Bears
Crescent Cafe
YMCA
Clen Moore
Tifereth
Gaston Wampum
St. Paul
Cascade
Croton
Flaherty
Edinburg Shenango
Northminster
First Christian
Highland
Laurel
Nick’s
Flaherty Lumley
Reliable
Flaherty Lockley's
Marco's
Liberty AC
St. Lucy
Columbus Club
West Side
Falcons
Casco
Dean Park
K. Pulaski
East Side
Marshall Stara
Alpine
Fee Dino’s
Patton
Two Score Aces At Borland Course
Weekend golf at Borland's Golf Center featured two holes in one. Jim Waliga of Pulaski Road aced the 110 yard No. 7 with a seven iron on Saturday, witnessed by Dick Sposito and Si Alli of Farrell. Sunday John DiCarlo of Sut ton Street matched the feat with a seven iron, playing with Dave and Ron Cuscino of New Castle as onlookers from No. 8 tee included Dale Foster, George Cutler of New Wilmington and T. C. Clark, G. C. Zimmerman of New Castle.
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Borland’s Golf Center
Jim Waliga
Pulaski RD
Dick Sposito
Si Alli
Farrell
John DiCarlo
Sutton St
Waliga
DiCarlo
Dave
Ron Cuscino
New Castle
Dale Foster
George Cutler
New Wilmington
T. C. Clark
G. C. Zimmerman
Lipinski Bird 1st From Xenia Lipinski Bird 1st From Xenia
J. J. Lipinski won the Castle Homing Club race from Xenia Ohio on Sunday with a speed of 1059.87 yards per minute. Following were C. R. Eckley 1008.30 Lipinski 977.34 Ed Winterbottom 929.11 and R. Sheen 929.01.
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J. J. Lipinski
Xenia
C. R. Eckley
Lipinski
Ed Winterbottom
R. Sheen
Gaylord Sends 33-11 Slope-Pitch Win In Lawrence
Undefeated Gaylord exploded for 33 runs framing ES Royals in Lawrence County Slo-Pitch League action. Mike Sikofilos piled six hits including five doubles and a homer as Gaylord drove in 10 in the second inning and scored in every frame.
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Gaylord Inn
ES Royals
Lawrence County
Diamond AC
McCreary
Ecclesian Club
Cyanamid
Triangle Bar
Gaylord
Mike Sikofilos
Ben Benigas
John Cook
Bucky Phillips
Diamond
Bob Greaf
Greaf
Butch McCreary
Dave van Horn
Jones
Gerry
Cowboy"’ Altman
Royals
Stewart
Dugan
George
Alexander
Rich
Sikofilos
Ternoci
DePaolo
Benigas
R. Rich
Hr—D. Rich
Tarnoci
Cook
McCullough
Clemente Returns to Pirates Lineup After Suspension
Roberto Clemente resumes duty in right field for Pittsburgh as Willie Stargell sits after struggling at bat. The Pirates host the Cincinnati Reds at Forbes Field in the nine day homestand opener, with Don Cardwell facing Bob Purkey.
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Pittsburgh
UPI
Pittsburgh Pirates
Roberto Clemente
Bill Jackowski
Forbes Field
Phils
Pirates
Cincinnati Reds
Clemente
Willie Stargell
Reds
Bob Purkey
Beatty to Run Mile Against Snell at Compton Relays
Los Angeles fielded reveals Jim Beatty, America’s leading middle distance runner, will enter the mile against Peter Snell of New Zealand at the Compton Relays. Snell makes his final U S appearance of the year after a 3 54 9 mile at the California Relays in Modesto. Beatty placed third to Marine Cary Weisiger in that event.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Jim Beatty
America
New Zealand
Peter Snell
Compton
Snell
United States
California
Modesto
Beatty
Marine Cary Weisiger
Mets Yankees Reschedule Benefit Game for June 20
The Yankees and Mets moved their rained out charity exhibition to June 20 creating a day night doubleheader. The Yankees start their AL game with the Senators at 1 30 p.m. then face the Mets at night.
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NEW York
UPI
New York Yankees
New York Mets
Yankees
Washington Senators
Mets
Mets Belt Angels In Shenango Pony League Night
Mets defeated the Angels 12 to 5 in Shenango Two of the PONY League last night. Players listed include ABDOE, Rzecznik, DeFonso, BELTZ, Buczek, DiMuccio and Zeigler with 3B DeFonso and McCallister noted.
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Mets Belt Angels
Shenango Pony
Mets
Angels
Shenango
Pony League
Boobs
Esas
Eee
Abdoe
Rzecznik
DeFonso
Beltz
Buczek
DiMuccio
Zeigler
McCallister
Major Baseball Standings and Upcoming Games Report
United Press International standings show National League leaders with San Francisco at 31 19, St. Louis 30 22, and Los Angeles 27 23. American League lists New York 29 7, Baltimore 30 20, and Chicago 30 20 atop the table with several night games scheduling through Wednesday.
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United Press International National League
WL. Pet. G
San Francisco
St. Louis
Los Angeles
Chicago
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Milwaukee
Houston
New York
O'Dell
Jackson
Miller
Drott
Hendley
Willey
Purkey
Cardwell
Gibbon
W. L. Pet
Baltimore
Kansas City
Boston
Minnesota
Cleveland
Detroit
Washington
Terry
Barber
Peters
Osinski
Lolich
Latman
Grant
Kansa City
Lee
Rakow
Wilson
Stenhouse
Church League Baseball Game Postponed to Friday
Croton Methodist versus Second AP game in the Senior Church League has been cancelled for tonight. The matchup is rescheduled for Friday at 6 30 p m at Flaherty Field or Cascade Street Field with location to be confirmed.
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Croton Methodist
Flaherty Field
Cascade St
Frick tackles gambling menace facing baseball
Baseball Commissioner Ford Frick spoke on gambling risks in sport, stressing vigilance and integrity. He praised baseball's clean record, noted he has spoken to players about rumors, and warned that associations with questionable figures can imperil the game’s reputation. He emphasized ongoing policing and public scrutiny.
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New York
UPI
Ford Frick
Baseball
Frick
NFL
Small Field Looms For Belmont Stakes
New York reports a small field for the 95th Belmont Stakes at Aqueduct. Candy Spots leads the contenders with eight wins in nine starts after the Preakness win, while Chateaugay Insurrection Top Gallant are also listed to oppose. The race marks Belmont’s first at Aqueduct due to repairs at the Belmont track.
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New York
UPI
Aqueduct
Count Fleet
Rex CC. Ellsworth
Candy Spots
Darby Dan Farm
Chateaugay
Wheatley Stable
Insurrection
George D. Widener
Top Gallant
Belmont
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