Newhouser On Borrowed Time With Indians Comeback
Hal Newhouser, 33, says his Cleveland comeback is on borrowed time as arm pain may return. He left Detroit after 15 seasons, joined the Indians this spring, and earned his 202nd major league win by beating the Yankees. He seeks an Indians pennant with no personal goal beyond team success.
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Moore Wins Sixth Round TKO Over Whitehurst
Archie Moore, weighing 1894 pounds, halted Bert Whitehurst in the sixth round of a non title bout at St Nicholas Arena. Referee Mark Conn stopped the contest at 1:09 after Moore pressed with unprotected blows as Whitehurst, 24, was sent to one knee and struggled to rise.
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General Industries Tops Lear-Romeo to Go 2–0 in Loop
General Industries defeated Lear-Romeo 23 to 9 to remain undefeated and reach two wins in the Industrial Softball League. CA Olsen Co joined the co-leaders with a 3–2 opening win over Local 1212, while American Radiator also posted a win in yesterday’s trio of games.
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Elyria Lutherans Lose Despite Protest In Tight League Clash
General Industries beat Elyria Lutherans as Murawski went 3 for 3 and a walk filled the pace with 11 walks for the winners while Olsen hurled eight hits against Toth. American Radiator won after trailing 0 1 in the first, with Rettel pitching well in relief and Lutherans protesting an infield call in the fourth. Tomorrow night features Lea Romeo vs Elyria Lutherans, Olsen Co vs General Industries, and Harshaw Chemical vs American Radiator.
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Industrial League softball managers meeting tonight
An important meeting of all Industrial League softball team managers is called for 7 this evening by Steve Bako City Assistant Recreation Director at Recreation Field diamond No 1. The Lehman and Johnson Class A baseball team have a practice session tomorrow evening at Recreation Field diamond 3.
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Spencer Records 6-5 Win Over North Eaton
Spencer Coe Electric edged North Eaton Veterans 6-5 in a Class F Suburban Hot Stove League game played Monday. White led the winners with three hits while Bush added two safeties for the losers. The decisive run came in the seventh inning after the women had been retired.
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Four Blooper League games slated for tomorrow evening
Four Blooper League contests on tap starting at 6 45 feature Birmingham rem en and Blue bird both 1 0 at Ely Perry Fay and Brown Fintube 0 1 at Ken Erb Radio 0 1 against Juria Transit 0 1 at Eastern eights No 2 Junior Chamber of Commerce 1 0 against Meister Realty 1 0 at McKinley
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Australian tennis team routs West Germany in Duisburg series
Duisburg reports Aus aria's touring tennis team crushed West Germany 12 to 0 on Monday as part of an international series. The Aussies built an 80 lead over the weekend.
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Maxim Beats Patterson In Unpopular Eight Round Decision
New York iMS veteran Joey Maxim won a unanimous eight round decision over Floyd Patterson at Eastern Parkway Arena. Patterson, the 19 year old rising star, suffered his first pro defeat as Maxim, 22, from Cleveland, retained the win amid boos. Referee Ruby Goldstein had Maxim winning 4-3-1. two judges favored Patterson 53 and 11-7-1. Maxim weighed 177 pounds to Patterson 168 with Patterson attacking most rounds.
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Double Z Plans Head Attack In Marciano Bout
Monticello NY challenger Ezzard Charles vows a facial assault on Rocky Marciano in their heavyweight title bout on June 17, noting Marciano has fought only 12 rounds in 22 months and will face a more exposed target. Charles says Marciano uses a full facial head guard and he plans to toughen his own face and body.
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Two Games On US Slate This Evening
Two matches planned in Late League South with Elyna Corrugated Box facing United Polish Club at 6 and Kimbel- Terry meeting Elyma Hard Ware at 7 15 at Lappin Field.
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Dragons Win Pair In Sunday Softball Doubleheader
The Green Dragon softball team swept a doubleheader Sunday defeating the Albert Auditors 6 to 2 and Senior CYO 12 to 7, extending their winning streak with strong hitting and solid defense.
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Bribe Attempts Probed in Bobby Jones Langlois Fights
New York district attorney’s office continues investigations into two alleged bribe attempts. One involved heavyweight Clarence Henry offering 15000 dollars to Bobby Jones to throw the June 11 New York bout against Joey Giardello. The other, about 10000 pounds, targeted middleweight Pierre Langlois last May. Langlois managers Jean Bretonnel and Harry Kantor deny any offer. Giardello remains favored as the bout proceeds.
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Musial Clinches 19th Homer Amid Dodgers Loss
Stan Musial, not chasing homers, blasted his 19th of the season as the Cardinals fell 7-5 to the Brooklyn Dodgers in a 32 inning game. He leads the majors in batting average at .387 and ranks near the top in homers, saying he will hit the ball where pitched and let power come naturally.
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Porterhouse Doubtful for Belmont Stakes Start
Porterhouse, the 1953 juvenile champion trained by Charlie Whittingham for Mrs Elizabeth Person, suffers a recurring back injury that caused him to miss the Derby and Preakness. Whittingham said a swift response to diathermy is needed and the Belmont start remains doubtful.
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Shine Accepts Assistant Post To Coach Mather At Kansas
Richard F Shine 22 Massillon former Miami University football guard accepts a one year appointment as assistant to Coach Chuck Mather at the University of Kansas. Shine was an All Ohio guard under Mather at Massillon Washington High School and played first string offensive guard at Miami in 1951.
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Line Scores Of Major Loop Games
Line scores from two major league games show teams and pitchers with partial numeric results. The readable portions name players Chev Grumeg Hox Gromer Marone Brewer Waite and others, while scores appear fragmentary amid OCR errors.
Orly zaies echedited in 12 innings
An extended 12 inning game features Brose followed by a 7 to 4 final score with runs in multiple frames. Pitchers Labine Presco and Burdette are noted, with details of innings and substitutions. The text shows a mix of player abbreviations and partial lines, indicating a baseball score report from a past game.
Four Elyrians Fail In Quest Of Open Berths
Four Elyrians were among qualifiers for the National Open Tournament after a 26 hole Canterbury Beechmont qualifier. Joe Van led with 82 74 156 while amateurs Rudy Mute 81 78 159 Memo Zalesk 78 81 159 Stan Dudek 88 88 176. Notables include Arnold Palmer Pine Ridge 74 69 143 and Leo Biaget ua Sandusky 70 74 144 with Bond Lyndhurst 71 74 145 winning a playoff for an alternate spot. Bond and Thompson plus Padacess Jr Moreland Hills are alternates along with Keiser Trompson Preysler.
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Attendance Up In Senior Loop
Cincinnati reports a rise in NL attendance with 2,436,962 fans watching 188 games this year through June 6, compared with 2,128,485 fans for 179 games through June 7 last year, per the League Bureau.
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Boxing fight results reported by United Press
United Press dispatch from New York lists Archie Moore defeating Bert White in Baltimore 226 by stoppage in the sixth round. Also Brooklyn results show Joey Maxam outpointing Floya Patterson at Eastern Parkway in Brooklyn for ten rounds. Berlin notes Vern Stephenson stopping Smitty Hicks in Portland Maine in one.
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