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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1957
Page
18
Major standings and results across leagues show Brooklyn and Chicago strong in trials. Philadelphia and Milwaukee trade wins as Cincinnati and Pittsburgh lean tough. Upcoming games include Brooklyn at Milwaukee and Pittsburgh at Chicago.
Recap of scores including Cleveland over Washington 14 to 2 and Ist games, New York 9 over Chicago 2, Boston 10 over Kansas City 6, and Cleveland 7 over Washington 1. Probable pitchers listed for Detroit Maas Brown Baltimore night and other matchups: Detroit at Baltimore, Detroit at Washington, Kansas City at Baltimore, Cleveland at New York, Chicago at Boston.
In Omaha the American Association game ended 4 to 3 for Omaha against Charleston. Denver beat an opponent 3 to 3 in a game noted 3-13. Louisville won 6 to 2. Wichita defeated St. Paul 9 to 3. Indianapolis won 8 to 6 while Minneapolis stayed ahead 4 to 0 in a separate matchup.
Three New Castle County Club women golfers Maureen Riley Mrs Freda Nolan and Mrs Forrest B Raffel are among the qualifiers for the State Amateur championship at the Pittsburgh Field Club course. Miss Riley is 23 and lost last year's final 1 down to Mrs John Dyson at Reading. The low 32 qualifiers today begin match play Tuesday for a week long tournament.
Mickey Mantle led a one man riot with six hits as the Yankees split a doubleheader with the White Sox to keep a half game AL lead. He homered and drove in runs in the 9-2 opener while Chicago won the nightcap 4-3 to snap New York’s 10 game win streak.
Washington reports that major league baseball stars including Robin Roberts Eddie Yost and Jerry Coleman will testify as the House Judiciary Subcommittee probes whether baseball should be subject to anti trust laws. The hearing aims to decide if the sport should join football and other pro sports under anti trust regulation.
Seventh Ward stays first in the Little Big League with a 14 to 11 win over Eighth Ward as V Russo tossed a 140 two hitter. Eddie James led Second Ward past Fourth Ward 11 to 3 with 4 for 4 at bat and 12 strikeouts.
McFarland earned the win for the Eagles with eight hits allowed, five strikeouts and one walk. La Rocco hit a two run homer with a man aboard in the sixth as Eagles totaled 11 hits. Robinson's, led by Jim Roberts with two hits, scored four runs across the fourth inning. A night game is set at Gaston Park at 6 15 p m.
Joe Embroski earned his tenth win as Futures beat Warren 9-3 at Gaston Park. Sam Medure and Johnny Sansone drove in seven runs, Sansone homered with two aboard, Embroski struck out four, and Fazzone extended his hitting streak. Warren’s Bevan had two hits and two runs as Futures prepare to host Franklin Tuesday.
Tuesday Re Arms from Franklin and Wednesday Oakhill Vets meet at Gaston Park at 8 30 p m. Thursday Skyway of Youngstown hosts at Gaston Park at 8 30 p m. Friday McKeesport plays at Gaston Park at 30 p m. Saturday Future A C visits Dayton Ohio for a 7 p m doubleheader.
DeCarbo's beat Boardman 3-2 in game one while Boardman won 4-3 in game two as DeCarbo's clung to second place, and Sharon overtook Midland for first after a doubleheader sweep. East Liverpool also took both ends from Youngstown Bombers.
Nine clubs competed Sunday at a 28 target field shoot at Lawrence County Sportsmen's Club. Winners include E J Thompson Osage and George Singer Sharon in XA and XB divisions, with top honors also awarded to Ken Shedd Brookfield and Dave Messner Osage in Bowman and Archer divisions.
Cherif Hamia of Algeria is favored at 7 5 to defeat Hogan Bassey of Nigeria in a 15 round vacant world featherweight championship bout. Hamia fights for France while Bassey represents the British Empire as its champion.
Federal Judge Sylvester J. Ryan plans to issue a bust up decision in the International Boxing Club monopoly case today. The ruling will impose remedies to break up the Norris Madison Square Garden IBC combine, already found guilty of monopoly in title fights.
Pittsburgh dropped the opener 3 to 5 with Jeffcoat earning the win and Swanson taking the loss. In the nightcap Cincinnati broke a 2 2 tie with a late run, Skinner and Virdon led Pittsburgh with two hits apiece while Mazeroski belted a 3B and Hoak hit a homer as Cincinnati prevailed 5 to 2.
Ryne Duren of Denver pitched seven no hit innings in a 3-0 Sunday win over Louisville. Den ver secured the victory in a seven inning game.
MILWAUKEE First baseman Joe Adcock fractured a small bone in his right ankle and will be out for at least six weeks.
Rex Barter won the Trans Miss golf tournament in Dallas by defeating John Zibnack 8 and 6 in the final round.
Gables A.C. split a double header at New Kensington Sunday after beating Youngstown Sheet and Tube 9-8 at Gaston Park Saturday. Larry Whetzel won the 5-4 game over New Kensington and Al Perkins tripled for the winning run. Whetzel took the loss in relief in the night cap. Tony Vincent defeated George Ball to win the Jersey State singles tennis championship in East Orange, N J.
Chicago born Bobby Boyd and veteran Rocky Castellani clash in a 10 round middleweight bout at Chicago Stadium on Wednesday night ABC promotion promises a lively card with middleweights lightweights and welterweights. Boyd entering with 43 wins in 52 starts and 22 knockouts. Castellani with 64 knockouts in 79 bouts since turning pro in 1944.
Marlboro lightweights Boardman and Busso meet in a 10 round NBC bout at Mechanics Hall Boston Friday night. Boardman 34 wins 4 losses. Busso 29 wins 5 losses. Also welterweight DiBiase battles Kerwin at St Nicholas Arena New York tonight. DiBiase 17 wins 3 losses. Kerwin 23 wins 5 losses.
Paul Harney won the $37,000 Carling Open in Detroit with a 275 total, three strokes ahead of defending champion Don Finsterwald.
President Pete Figo Carvella announced that any player wishing to change teams must obtain a release from their current team and submit it to the league secretary by July 2. No games are scheduled from June 25 through July 2.
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