Cleveland Indians Sweep Red Sox In Doubleheader at Yankee Stadium
Cleveland wins 14-2 and 7-5 to extend season sweep over Washington and Baltimore, with Al Smith and Woodling delivering multi run blasts. Narleski and Garcia split wins as the Indians rally past the Nats and Reds in the two games.
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Dick Jackson Wins Lorain County Speedway Feature Return
JACKSON, returning after nearly two years, wins the 25 lap feature at Lorain County Speedway as the 1955 season point champ. He holds off Norm Wulff and Bill Kett while Ed Weisman and Ivan Hassel place high. Wulff drops with mechanical trouble. Weisman wins Helmet Dash and other heat winners are named. Time trials at 7 p m, first race 8:30.
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Hearings Begin Second Week as Stars Testify on Baseball Rules
The House Judiciary Subcommittee led by Rep. Emanuel Celler opens its second week of hearings on regulating professional baseball under anti trust laws. Robin Roberts Eddie Yost and Jerry Coleman are set to testify along with pending witnesses from the leagues. Dodgers profits and stadium plans in Brooklyn are discussed as Commissioner Frick urges preserving baseball immunity.
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Upside Down Club Delights ThistleDown Speedway Crowd
At ThistleDown the program featured a dramatic balancing act by Clarence Allison who flew over the guard rail with all four wheels airborne but unharmed. Sterling Ray Ken Knaack and Jim Nelson joined the club in an entertaining display. A kids night is planned for Wednesday at the speedway.
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Plocher Insurance Takes Second Half Opener Over Electro Alloys
In a darkened delay halted Friday and finished Saturday morning at East Kiwanis Field Plocher Insurance won 2 to 1 over Electro Alloys. The winning run came in the seventh as Larry Parker singled scoring Ron George after an error. Parker also pitched the final inning with 12 strikeouts and two walks.
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Erhart Kramers Suffer Pair Of Losses In Federation Action
Erhart and Kramers split a weekend series in the Akron Baseball Federation. Erhart beat Kramers 6 7 1 as rain halted a game with Akron Merchants and Kramers fell 20 to 1 3 to Wadsworth. Ralph Moyer homered for the losers. Wednesday Erhart hosts Krispy Kremes of Akron in another federation tilt.
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Hurling No Hitter Denny Rothel Guides Red Sox
Denny Rothel pitched a no hitter as the Red Sox beat the White Sox 13 to 0 in Little League North B action at East Kiwanis Field. Hank Lauffer starred for the Braves with a double and two singles in a 11 to 0 win over the Tigers. Lee Garrison added three doubles and a single for the Red Sox along with Rothel’s two hits and Carl Leslie three singles.
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Baseball Results From United Press American League Reports
Listings summarize multiple games with line scores, winning and losing pitchers, and key homers. Notable entries include Acker winning for Cleveland over Washington, and Crowe Burgess and Skinner connecting for runs. Chicago and New York matchups feature home runs by Bauer and Moryn with Donovan and Donovanson on the mound.
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Eagle Nine Lions Win In Tight Little League Action
Eagles defeat West Brooklyn with strong pitching by Tony Mann and Glen Burnett. Lions pitcher Bruce McCafferty earns the win with six strikeouts, while Power and Heidlade provide key hits. Multiple Major League style box scores listed for regional play, including Buffalo, Columbus, Rochester, Richmond, Miami, and Havana in the International League.
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Diamond Notices: Local softball games scheduled tonight
Herman Contractors meet Elyria CYO in an independent softball game at Elyria Recreation Field diamond No. 1 at 6 30. United Polish Club softball team plays independent game at Grafton State Farm tonight at 7. Elyria Lions vs F W recap shows McCafferty winning pitcher and Fisher losing. West Point C3 notes Mason as winner and Burnett as loser.
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Variety Spices Ring Week in Three Boxing Bouts
International News Service notes three midweek bouts across Chicago Mechanics Hall and New York St Nicholas Arena. Bobby Boyd meets Rocky Castellani in a 10 round middleweight clash in Chicago while Larry Boardman faces Johnny Busso in Boston NBC telecast and Tony DiBiase takes on Gale Kerwin at St Nicholas Arena.
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Legion Nine Defeats Lions in Little League West B
American Legion defeated Elyria Lions 53 at Lappin Field in Little League West B. Barnard Bartzen led Bartzen with a decisive win as the Legion breezed by Armando Vieira in straight sets 6 0 6 3 6 2 and 6 2 in Southwestern tennis tourney.
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Cornell Crew Wins Intercollegiate Rowing Championship
The Intercollegiate Rowing Championship finished with Cornell taking the title as Joe Adcock of the Braves was sidelined by a fractured bone in his right ankle while sliding into second base yesterday. The injury puts Adcock out for at least six weeks, as Syracuse and Milwaukee teams competed.
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