Yankees Lose Doubleheader Tie With Athletics Curtailed Curfew
The Cleveland Indians gain a game and a half on the Yankees after Philadelphia. Casey Stengel credits bad luck for New York’s 7-4 second game loss to the A’s, and the A’s win the opener 9-5 to take both ends of the doubleheader. Boston and Detroit also win, while Brooklyn and Chicago split.
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Welch Girls Aim for Repeat in District Softball Title
Canton Welch Funeral Home girls beat Massillon Steiner Motors 10-0 behind Bill Becker’s no hitter to reach the semi finals of the 10th District Ohio Amateur Softball Association tourney in New Philadelphia. They face Massillon Progressive Chevrolets in the final at 9, with consolation games Steiner Motors vs Stahlheber Sports and Stark Ceramics against Lone Oaks follow.
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Thompson Wins Detroit 250th Anniversary Stock Car Race
Howard W. Thompson of Louisville won Detroit’s 250th anniversary stock car race yesterday driving a 1951 Chrysler. Joe Ewbanks of Spartanburg finished second in the 250 mile event, with Ss. C. also noted in the field.
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Canton Men Win Lightning and Thistle Class Races
John Rundt of Canton and Ken Spahr of Deltroy won morning Lightning and Thistle class races at Atwood Lake Sunday. Tom McCain of Canton and Garry Spahr of Atwood Lake topped divisions in the afternoon trophy race. Ed McCain and Paul Reeves, both from Canton, placed second and third in the morning Lightning race, while Dick James of Magnolia and William Engel of Canton finished 2-3 in the Thistle class.
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First Major League Tripleheader Since 1890
The 1890 season featured the first tripleheader in major league history. Brooklyn faced Pittsburgh and won all three games in a remarkable marathon of baseball.
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Brown Runnerup in A. D. G. A. Golf Event
Evan Brown of Canton finished runnerup in the Akron District Golf Association 72 hole medal play. He posted a final total of 294 after a 76 on Sunday. Champion Johnny Cseh of Akron won with 291 after a 75 yesterday at Fairlawn Country Club.
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Middle Atlantic League Scores Quick Update
Lockport defeated Erie 5 to 2 while New Castle improved to 14 7 and Butler stood at 8 8 in a midweek league clash highlighting balanced offense and pitching battles across the circuit.
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Eastern Negro League Stars Triumph In All Star Showdown
Eastern division players from Indianapolis Philadelphia Baltimore and Birmingham defeated the West 3 to 1 in Chicago. Norman Robinson drove in two runs with a pair of doubles as clutch pitching guided the Eastern squad past teams from Chicago Kansas City Memphis and New Orleans.
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