Maglie Of Giants Fails To Stop Dodgers
Baseball roundup reports Leo Durocher lamenting a bad stretch as Sal Maglie loses to Karl Spooner 6-5 at Ebbets Field in front of 30,482. Jackie Robinson, Carl Furillo, and Duke Snider homer to back Spoonie. Giants slide further in NL standings amid a busy day of scores and suspensions.
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Major Leagues Scores and Night Games Across The League
Multiple MLB games listed with night starts. Team matchups include New York at Brooklyn Labine and Palica vs Turley, Chicago at Milwaukee, Cincinnati at St Louis, Pittsburgh at Philadelphia, Baltimore at New York, Kansas City at Cleveland, and Boston at Washington. Completion of suspended Pittsburgh Brooklyn game noted.
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Bucs Rally In Extra Beating Phillies Then Lose In Spring Game
In an 10 inning NL tilt Pittsburgh wins 7 2 over Philadelphia after tying 3 3 in regulation. Winning by Meyer and Lo Pat a Duo from Pittsburgh and Surkent, Friend, Donoso, Face, Atwell from Philadelphia contributed. Later Kansas City beats Cleveland 7 9 in other action as Garcia earns win over Ditmar.
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Pastrano Beats Maxim In 10 Round Pro Debut Upset
In New Orleans on Tuesday night Willie Pastrano, 19, outboxed former light heavyweight champion Joey Maxim, 33, to win a 10 round unanimous decision. Maxim admitted fatigue and said he finally understood how fighters felt facing him in his youth.
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Slow Pitch League Meeting Tonight at Shadyside A C
A meeting of the Slow Pitch league is scheduled for tonight at 8 o'clock at the Shadyside A C. The notice urges attendance by league members and teams.
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Bessemer Edges West Pittsburg in Pitchers Duel
Wilbur Anderson of Bessemer narrowly missed the season’s first no hitter as West Pittsburg’s Sam Butera broke it up with two outs in the seventh. Bessemer’s 2-0 win moves them within a half game of league leader Croton as Lawrence Indies beat DeCarbo’s 8-2. Carrie DeLeone and Tom Clarke provided timely power for Indies and DeCarbo’s, while Tony Allegro held West Pittsburg to five hits.
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Ellwood George's leads M I Softball with 5 4 win
Ellwood City's George's of Ellwood City beat Universal 5 to 4 in eight innings to take first in the M I Softball League. Rubino hit a homer with a runner aboard in the bottom of the extras as Ellwood improved to 13 2.
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Hooper Fires 286 in Camp Perry Short Course
Cal Hooper shot 286 in the Camp Perry short course event held by Castle Pistol Club at Harlansburg range. Twenty eight shooters competed on the 25 yard course with a 300 point scale. Frank Giordano offered 277 for second and Bill Tebay 975 for third. John Lapinsky had 269 and Werner Ullrich 268.
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Boxing bout approved at Flaherty Field in August
The City Recreation Board granted permission last night to host an August boxing event at Flaherty Field. The Volunteer Fire Bureau of South New Castle Borough will sponsor the match, marking a collaboration between city recreation officials and local emergency services.
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Carter Favored In Boston Garden Title Bout
Lightweight champion Jimmy Carter of New York enters as a 3-1 favorite to defend his crown against Wallace Bud Smith of Cincinnati in a 15 round nationally televised bout at Boston Garden. The fight, expected to be a grudge match, follows lighter Boston turnout than past events and will be blacked out in New England.
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North County Junior League Games Highlight No-Hitter Break
A scratch two out single by Houk broke up Bill Covert's no hit bid in the seventh as East Brook beat Neshannock 16 to 2. Ted Smathers led East Brook with a homer and two doubles, aided by two hits from Wettich and Miller. Knight, Messner and Reiber pitched for Neshannock. EDENBURG HANDS HARLANSBURG 12-4 in a separate tilt as Don Thompson and Dier field combined on the mound. Ed Perrino, Ray McKay, Dier field and Thompson had two hits each. East Brook to play Harlansburg in a postponed playoff contest tonight.
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Corsi’s Softball Team to Play Sharon Westinghouse
Corsi's softball squad travels to Sharon tonight to face Sharon Westinghouse. All players must meet at Corsi's at 5 p.m.
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Moses Drives VFW Past Leyde's In PONY League Clash
Tommy Moses powered VFW to a 5-2 win over Leyde's at Dean Park. He hit two home runs and a single, driving in three as Bobby Byler earned the victory with a two hit effort after Leyde's failed to dent Byler after the second inning. Warren Sallade took the loss. Tonight the Jaycees meet Leyde's at Dean Park in a makeup game.
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City II Sixth Hopes To Beat Fifth Tonight
Sixth Ward faces Fifth Ward at Dean Park Little League field at 6 30 in a key game. Ronnie Alexander will likely start for Fifth Ward after two one hitters and 30 strikeouts in two outings.
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Fireworks and Races Highlight Canfield Track Program
Canfield Speedway will host a midweek program with a fifth annual fireworks display by manager Charlie Findlay. The event features hard top stock car races and eight events, plus guest sportsmen drivers Nock Walters, Sir Amendolea, Chet Simon, and Bob James.
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Putters Lead in Sylvan Heights Ladies League
Putters maintained their lead in the Sylvan Heights Ladies League last evening with 241 percent points while the runner up Chippers had 22. Jean Webster posted a 43 for low gross, Marie Palmer a 31 for low net. Standings show Putters 2442, Chippers 22, Wedgies 2114, Drivers 21, Niblicks 21, Brassies 20'2, Mashies 20'2, Spooners 912.
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Union Township Coach Declines Pay Increase Demand
Union township football coach Jack Schantz asked for a $150 raise or a contract release, citing another offer. The school board, in executive session, affirmed his contract duties and praised his six years of improving the program.
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