Yankees In Cellar First Time In 19 Years
New York fell to Detroit 13-6 and slipped to last in the AL cellar for the first time since 1940, as Eddie Yost homered for the Tigers and Frank Lary shut down the Yankees. Hank Aaron and Willie Mays boosted other teams in a busy midweek slate with several wins and key homers.
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Price takes win as Price Electric top Shell Oil in six innings
In a high scoring game Price Electric beat Shell Oil 4 to 8 after a tied 2-2 seventh. Don Demeter and Norm Larker each singled home a run and Joe Pignatano hit his first homer of the season as the Price entry rallied in the later frames.
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Walkersville High Routs Taneytown 5 1 for Eighth Straight Win
Walkersville High School extended its perfect streak to eight after a 5 1 victory over Taneytown. Dorsey allowed four hits and fanned 14 as Walkersville moved to 8 0 on the season.
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Baseball Scores From Regional Leagues and Minor Circuits
In the Pacific Coast League Portland beat Seattle 15 to 4 after Palo Alto style? The Portland contest shows a high scoring 15 run margin. Sacramento defeated Phoenix 6 to 2 San Diego topped Salt Lake City 2 to 0 Vancouver won 6 to 3 over Spokane. In the International League Toronto edged Buffalo 7 to 6 and Miami beat Columbus 5 to 4 Rochester triumphed over Montreal 8 to 7 Havana defeated Richmond 4 to 2. In the American Association Minneapolis beat Indianapolis 7 to 6 and St Paul won 6 to 6 against ?, Charleston routed Fort Worth 10 to 7 with Houston 7 losing. Other games postponed Cincinnati at Pittsburgh and St Louis at Chicago.
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Major League stars drive in six as Yanks fall to Tigers
Eddie Yost drives in six with a single and two home runs, including a grand slam, in a 13-6 Tigers victory over the Yankees. Wilmer Mizell pitched well as St. Louis blanked Pittsburgh 11-1. Unionville upsets VFW 17-9 in a sloppy game. Lions-Civitan rescheduled for Saturday due to school activities.
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All Star Baseball Plans Set For June 10 Game
William B Burall and Paul Eaves for Tri County League met with two amateur league managers at the YMCA to finalize plans for the first of two annual All Star games. The event at McCurdy Field on Wednesday June 10 will feature Maryland State League and Tri County League selections with coaches named and rosters drafted.
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Machen seeks court order to force Johansson return bout
Eddie Machen defeated Ruben Vargas in a ten round card at the Cow Palace and immediately pursued federal court action in New York to compel Floyd Patterson and Ingemar Johansson to stage a return title bout. Sid Flaherty joins him to press the contract claim ahead of the planned June 25 Patterson Johansson match.
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Amvets rout Elks 17 0 in Little League action
Amvets defeated the Elks 17 to 0 in a one sided Little League game. Yount allowed four hits in five innings for the win, with Staley Hahn and Markey delivering key hits and two base hits by Harding. Scoring came in every inning except the second as Amvets piled up runs and held the Elks to none.
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