Keegan No-Hitter Lifts White Sox Past Washington in Doubleheader
Keegan, a 36 year old righthander, pitches the White Sox to a 6 0 win over Washington in game two of a doubleheader after an earlier 5 4 loss. He faces 28 batters, strands Berberet at fifth, and seals the no hitter as Doby and Fox help defense. The split leaves Chicago within a half game of the Yankees.
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Chuck Stobbs
Washington
Doby
Chicaro
Keegan
Sox
Ed Fitzgerald
Nats
Yanks
Turley
Terry
Brooklyn
iNliwinighter
Cincinnati
Woody Held
Ange
Tim Thompson
Jegs
Woodling
Ed Roebuck
Homer
Vic T
Tory
Cleveland
Boston
Johnny Podres
Baltimore
Snider
Ray Boone Deove
Tiple
Williams
Mantle
Bob Ted Williams
Mickey Philadelphia
Chicago
Stan Lopata
Phila
Ernie
St. Louis Cardinals
Banks
Jerry Kindall
Milwaukee
Don Elston
Robin Roberts
Braves
Roberts
New York
INS
Husky Bob Keegan
Chicago White Sox
White Sox
New York Yankees
Kansas City
Ralph Terry
Bob Turley
Lou Berberet
Berberet
Thei i
Faye Throneberry
Don Larsen
Larry Doby
Herb Plews
Nellie Fox
Horse Racing and Baseball and Boxing Schedule
Randall Park WDOK 5 05 and WEOL WERE WBBOX Boxing Doe Brown vs Lopes WEWS 10 broadcast. Early tomorrow at 2.
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Randall Park
WDOK
Red Sox
Cleveland
WEOL
Doe Brown
Doe Lopes
WEWS
U P C and Local Teams Win Softball Games
Standings stayed mostly unchanged as United Polish Club Bittner DeCarlo Funeral Home and Harshaw Chemical led a night of playoff decisions. U P C shut out Lear Romeo 7 0 Bittner De Carlo beat Elyria Telephone Co 11 7 and Harshaw defeated Tin Benders 8 4.
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Elyria
United Polish Club
Bittner- DeCarlo Funeral Home
Harshaw Chemical
U.P.C
Lear-Romeo
Bittner-DeCarlo
Elyria Telephone Co
Harshaw
Tin Benders
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Philadelphia
Pet. Brosnan
Elston
Neeman
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Law
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Fate
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Hte
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Veser
Acker, Knopstein
Amor
San- Lear-Remes
Fowler
Bailey
Burgess
Padres
Roebuck
Roseboro
Leann—Amor
Snlger
Roebuck | Brandler Co
Tin
Benders
Baseball Results from United Peers Recap
American League action features Washington and Chicago in a doubleheader, with passable offense and pitching notes. Detroit over Baltimore, New York clobbers Kansas City, and Boston's late surge falls short against Cleveland. Multiple games include home runs by Musial, Boone, and others, while pitchers Turley, Berra, Doby, and Mossi pick up decisions in varied showdowns.
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Chicago
Stobbs
Algek
Berberet
Keegan
Lollar
Tobbs
Doby
Baltimore
Ocoo
Detroit
Brown
Ceccarelli
Triandos
Bunning
Laser— Brown
Boone
New York
Kanang City
Turley
Berra
Terry
Thompson
Boston
Cleveland
Brewer
Wail
Suace
White
Mossi
Wynn
Nixon
Bone Tunha—Plersall
Woodling
Moschkau Maintains Lead in Small Bore Rifle Championship
John Moschkau of Watering Towh kept his early advantage at Camp Perry in the week long Small Bore Rifle Championship, posting a two day total of 2395 as stiff rivals challenged for top honors.
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Camp Perry
John Moschkau
Watering
Towh
Football drills sweep Ohio high schools with Elyria Catholic noted
An Ohio state wide football activity took place yesterday with Elyria Catholic highlighted. The report mentions Joe Paul John Nagy and Woodle Anderson leading exercises, describing Nagy as a 1858 regular end and Anderson as a 1950 starting halfback who has since graduated.
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State of
Ohio
Elyria Catholic
Joe Paul
John Nagy
Penter
Wddle Anderson
Pant
Nagy
Anderson
Championship golf action at Elyria Country Club unfolds
Defending Elyria Country Club overcame Charles Walsh 3 and 2 as Art Hudnutt and John Whitaker reach semis. Semis set for this week with Boza facing Madden in the championship flight, winner to meet for the 1957 club title Sunday at 9 a.m. in Seattle.
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Elyria Country Club
Charles Walsh
Art Hudnutt
Isj
Dr. Mawthorne
John Whitaker
J. F. Klemm
Bill Boza
Bill Madden
Seattle
Wash
Hudnutt
Pete Rademacher
John Gibbs
Farmer
Baker
John Mooney
Boza
Lare
H. T. Sargis
Floyd Pat- Madden
R. C. Reed
Ters
Patterson
Army
Washington State
Rademacher
S.t. Rademacher
Zatkoff Reports To Camp With Browns
Linebacker Roger Zatkoff reported to the Cleveland Browns training camp after signing a contract. He joined the Browns in a six player deal with the Green Bay Packers and said he could play without interrupting other obligations. Coach Paul Brown warned he faces a fight for a regular job with veterans Chuck Noll Walter Michaels and Galen Fiss ahead of him along with rookie Vince Costello.
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Browns
Chuck ‘Noll
Walter Michaels
Galen
Fiss
Vince Costello
Allso
Zatkoff
Bobby Garrett
Bank Nine Needs Win to Even Elgria Title Series
Bank Nine races to level the Elgria Class D Hot Stove League final with a 6 PM game at Recreation Field diamond No 3. Day's opened with a 2-0 win and will start pitcher John Nagy. Bank Nine may counter with Ben Dougherty or Paul Walker. If Bank Nine wins a decisive third game may follow, time to be set.
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Recreation Field Diamond No
Elgria
Hot Stove
Day's
Savings
Harry Ebeling
John Nagy
Day
Dave Taylor
Ben Dougherty
Paul Walker
Hill Chaices
Bank
Locklin Drives In Three As Marlins Beat Columbus
Stu Locklin, formerly an airman at Lockbourne AFB, batted in three runs to lift the Miami Marlins to a 6-1 win over Columbus, in front of a 4,035 homecoming crowd.
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Columbus
Stu Locklin
Lockbourne Afb
Miami Marlins
Columbee
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