Tigers Rally Past Yanks as Aaron Stars for Braves
Henry Aaron powered the Braves to a 9 4 victory over the Giants while Lew Burdette allowed six hits in Milwaukee. Aaron batted .500 with eight homers and 36 hits in 72 at bats, leading the league in runs and RBIs as Milwaukee regained first place. In other action, Cincinnati and Los Angeles split doubleheaders, Chicago held .500, and Pittsburgh beat St Louis.
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Oswego State Tops RIT to Open Home Season vs Le Moyne
Oswego State Lakers, 5-3 winners over RIT, open the 1959 home season Tuesday at 3 30 p m against Le Moyne at Fort Ontario with a 5 2 record. Coach Walt Nitardy may start right hander Ted Grinnell or lefty Fred Parrow. Tom Flaherty starred at the plate with three hits including a triple. Captain Ralph Maru and Stan Weckstein added solid contributions as Oswego jumped to a 5 0 lead before RIT dented the margin.
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Baseball Standings and Results From May 1959 Schedule
Oswego era records show Ww. oL. pet standings for May 4 1959 with teams Milwaukee San Francisco Cincinnati Los Angeles Chicago Pittsburgh Philadelphia and St Louis. Monday schedules include Los Angeles at Milwaukee San Francisco at Cincinnati Chicago at Pittsburgh. Sunday results: Cincinnati 6 1 Los Angeles 3 7 Chicago 4 4 Philadelphia 3 5 Pittsburgh 4 3 St Louis 3 2 1st game 10 innings suspended. Saturday results: Pittsburgh ? 1 Los 7 Cincinnati 16 Los Angeles 4 San Francisco Milwaukee 5 Chicago 4 Philadelphia 3. Tuesday games St Louis at Philadelphia Los Angeles at Milwaukee.
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Chisox Trade Boone for Suitcase Simpson in Chicago Shuffle
Chicago White Sox owner Bill Veeck announced swaps as the Sox traded Rax Boone from Detroit for Harry Simpson of Kansas City after a 4-2 extra inning loss to Baltimore. Simpson, 38, had a .293 season with 21 homers for KC in 1962. Boone joined Chicago last May.
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Tomy Lee Wins Derby by Nose Over Sword Dancer
Willie Shoemaker chose Tomy Lee over Sword Dancer for the Kentucky Derby at Churchill Downs. Tomy Lee edged Sword Dancer by a nose in 2:02 1 5 for 11 4 miles, earning $119,650 and boosting total earnings to $371,617. Trainers weighed in on Shoemaker's ride and potential outcomes had different mounts.
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Perau 644 Leads Nettleton League Night as Mulcahey 462
Chuck Perau posted 644 in Oswego bowling action, with a 146 opener, 235 second and 243 finale for a high two game 48 series in the 1958 59 season. Jane Mulcahey rolled 462 for the third highest triple of the waning season while Joe Angelina and Jim Brower also topped 600 in Vona s Nettleton play.
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Rome Bowler Leads State Meet With 800 Series
Sudduth of Rome tops the 34th New York State Men's Handicap Bowling Tournament with a 722 78 800 scratch, besting Vito Catna and William Schulze by 30 pins. Geneva pair Keith Gage and Greg Johnson led doubles with 1216 186 1402, while Borelli Bleach of Rochester moved to No 1 in the five man with 2719 310 3229. Ontario Division scores show East Syracuse Fulton and others posting line totals as the event proceeds into weekend play.
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Orange crew retains Goes Trophy on Cayuga Lake
Syracuse varsity crew won the Goes Trophy on Cayuga Lake, finishing 21-4 lengths ahead of Cornell and Navy with Rutgers, clocking 10 4 for two miles. Chuck Mills steered the Grangemen to the victory as the Big Red timed 10:19 and Navy 10:23 while Rutgers 10:47.
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Elmont Woman Leads State Bowling Meet with 651
Lucile Back of Elmont carded 651 in the New York State Women Bowling tournament singles, a standout total in Class A. The three-game mark tops the field, edging past Mary Senaeffer’s 655 from 1949, as the event extends three more weeks with doubles and team play ongoing. Ann Starks of Ithaca posted 618 to move into fifth in Class A singles.
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Brews Edge Merchants 13 0 in Open NYS League Showdown
Oswego Genesee Brews blank Phoenix Merchants 13 to 0 at Memorial Park Phoenix in an early season NYS Baseball League game. Veteran pitchers Ed Tracer and Bob McCrabie held the Merchants to four hits while Oswego collected 13 safeties and benefited from nine Phoenix errors. Cavellier, Harrington, Maru and Valletta sparked the offense as Oswego built a six run first inning and cruised to the shutout with double plays helping preserve the margin.
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Oswego Catholic High Crusaders Face Fort Ontario Tilt
Oswego Catholic High School Crusaders prepare for a Fort Ontario game at 4 tomorrow, coached by Johnny WNaion, hosting Central Square in an Oswego County League bout. Tim Mara to pitch at Fulton today, with Dave Dehm slated for tomorrow. Starting lineup includes Crawley, Gallagher, Pidgeon, Frick, Crahan, Bevacqua, Pluff, and Cable as Oswego battles Hannibal, Phoenix, Central Square, Altmar Parish Williamstown, and Pulaski in the county circuit.
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Maxwell Sacks Four Homers as Tigers Sweep Yankees
Major League star Charlie Maxwell of the Tigers hit four home runs in the doubleheader against the New York Yankees, with three in the second game to tie a league record as Detroit won 4-2 and 8-2. Jim Mudcat Grant of the Indians threw a two hit shutout in the first game, 5-0, over the Washington Senators. Washington took the second game 3-1. The shutout was the first under Joe Gordon since he became Tribe manager last summer.
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Mudcat) Grant
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Maxwell to Get Free Haircuts for Life
Detroit star Charlie Maxwell will receive free haircuts for life after he hit four home runs in a doubleheader sweep of the Yankees. A Kalamazoo barber wired congratulations and offered life long trims, celebrating Maxwell’s four homer performance near Paw Paw.
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