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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1957
Page
19
The Robinsons of the M-1 league aim to avenge an earlier loss to Midland CIO tonight at 8 15 at Gaston Park. Bob Senko will start on the mound for the Robbies. The Butler game was rained out and rescheduled for June 15.
Middleweight Wilf Greaves, whose manager Jake Mintz died in Pittsburgh, said he will decide Tuesday whether to proceed with his June 18 bout against Reuben Stubbs at Forbes Field. The Edmonton native stated he needs a few days to decide.
The seventh annual Little Big League baseball season begins this evening at Dean Park with a parade and ceremonies. A 5 30 p.m. parade from Joseph's market leads to the field and a first-ball throw by Moowid Joseph. Two games a night start at 6 p.m. and run through Aug. 8. League officers and ward managers are listed, with Len Gilbert as president and Sam Ross as commissioner.
California remained undefeated in the NCAA World Series at Omaha by beating Iowa State 8 to 2. Earlier Penn State defeated Texas 4 to 1, while Notre Dame set a scoring record in a 23 to 2 win over Colorado State and Connecticut beat Florida State 5 to 3. Monday’s schedule pairs undefeated California against Penn State as Connecticut meets Iowa State and Notre Dame faces Texas.
New Wilmington’s George Ratvasky dominates the North County Baseball League with a .576 batting average and 10 RBIs while sharing the lead in doubles. Standings show Ratvasky tied for most doubles with four, as Bill Young and Todd Wilkens follow in the race. Other stats include runs, RBIs, and pitching totals from last week’s games.
Stan Musial could tie the National League consecutive games record on Tuesday as the Cardinals meet the Phillies in Philadelphia. By playing both Sunday games vs the Giants, Musial extended his streak to 821 straight games, one shy of Gus Suhr's 822 in a row.
The Future A C schedule lists events in Warren Gaston Park Massillon Bellevue and Salem Ohio with 8:30 p.m. starts and a 9 p.m. match at Salem. A Davis Cup quarter final note reports Mexico leading Belgium 9-1 with doubles wins 6-4 6-4 6-1 in Brussels.
Herb Score planned to return to Cleveland today for another exam of his right eye injured last month against the New York Yankees. The Indian pitcher finished a 12 day stay with his uncle in Hagerstown and then went to Baltimore to appear on a television show.
All managers and players of the Little League are asked to meet in uniform at Joseph's Downtown Super Market at 5 15 tonight.
Lawrence County Slow Pitch League holds a meeting tonight at 9 p.m. at Central Barber Shop. All officers, managers, and head umpires must be present.
Emil Smolnik of New Castle won the 20 lap feature at Mercer on Saturday night in a dead heat for the Helmet dash inscription. He was also listed for want ads by dialing 8 8511.
Twenty one year old Joe Campbell of Knoxville Tennessee captured the fifth annual Sunnehanna Invitation Amateur Golf Tournament in Johnstown Pennsylvania. He defeated Bob Pratt of Seattle Washington in a playoff after both finished the 72 hole event with 283 strokes.
The Jaycees golf tournament opens Tuesday at Sylvan Heights with additional matches set for June 12 at Castle Hills and June 17 at the Country Club. Rodger Ward of Los Angeles won the Rex Mays big car race at State Fair Park Milwaukee with a 97.7 mph average.
The Pittsburgh Pirates announce a two day tryout camp at Lemon Field in Kittanning on June 24 and 25. Sessions start at 9 30 a m daily and players must be 16 with their own shoes gloves and uniforms. Walter S Beaver former Grand American Trapshoot champion dies in Conshohoken Pa last Friday night.
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