Yankees Facing Challenge to Sixth Straight Pennant
The Sporting News notes a shift in the American League with rival managers predicting the Yankees may fail to win a sixth consecutive pennant. Without Mantle, Casey Stengel’s outfield and infield decline, and a weak training season leave the team pressed to improve or exit the chase.
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Score Records Fourth Straight
United Press reports Southpaw Herb Score pitched a three hitter to lead Indianapolis past Columbus Red Birds 4-2 for his fourth straight win. Lammer walked with two outs in the fourth before Score retired the side. Other results: Louisville 3 St Paul 1, Minneapolis 9 Toledo 8, Charleston 5 Kansas City 3.
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Herb Score
American Association
Indianapolis
Columbus
Red Birds
Cleveland
Wally Lammer
Louisville
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Toledo
Charleston
Kansas City
Bins L. Pet
Indianapolis Oceanere
Beee Li
Elyria Netters Hand Marshall 5-0 Whitewash
Elyria High School swept Cleveland West 5-0 on the West High courts for its fourth win and third shutout in five starts. Allan Schultz returned to No 3 singles, Bob Davis moved to No 2 doubles. the team didn’t drop a set, with four straight victories and a West default.
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Cleveland West
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Jim Rakestraw
Netters
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Allan Schultz
Bob Davis
Pioneers
Cleveland
John Marshall
Marshall
Carmen Moore
Jim Lang
Jim Brenner
John Rein Wi
Jim Sugar
How They Stand and Tuesday Results in Baseball Standings
Standings showing W L percentages for Detroit Cleveland Chicago New York Philadelphia Washington Baltimore and St Louis with Monday results Cleveland 6 New York 4 Baltimore 7 Philadelphia 6. Tuesday pitching matchups listed for Boston Chicago Washington Detroit New York Philadelphia Baltimore plus Wednesday games across leagues and minor league notices.
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Scheib
Purkey
Cincinnati
Braves Star Fined Totaling 150 For Curfew And Driving
Milwaukee Brave Eddie Mathews, 22, had fines totaling 150 dollars after a traffic court ruling and a club discipline by Manager Charlie Grimm. He paid 100 for curfew violations and 50 for reckless driving after being arrested at 3 am Sunday. Mathews, who led the league with 47 homers last year, now shows a 275 average with five homers this season.
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Eddie Mathews
Milwaukee Braves
Charlie Grimm
Grimm
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Mathew
Dancer Receives Top Weight At Belmont Park Handicap
Alfred Van derbilt’s Native Dancer is allotted 130 pounds for the $30,000 Metropolitan Handicap at Belmont Park. The four year old has won 19 of 20 starts and will run in his second start of the season. Royal Vale and White Skies are slated for 126 pounds.
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Belmont Park
Royal Vale
White Skies
Indians Rally Past Yankees Eight In First In Muddy Tilt
The Cleveland Indians beat the New York Yankees 8 to 7 as eight runs came in the first inning. Dave Philley belted a grand slam and Don Mossi earned the win in relief as the game featured rain soaked field and ejections of Casey Stengel and Yogi Berra.
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Patty Drobny Meet In Net Semi Final
Patty and Drobny complete their darkness halted semi final today for the right to meet Enrique Morea in the Italian championship final. Morea upset U S Champion Tony Trabert earlier in the week. Maureen Connolly defeated Pat Ward to win the women's singles title.
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Budge Patty
NBC To Televise Canadian League Football Contests
NBC will air 13 games from the Eastern Canadian Big Four League for U S viewers this fall. The CBC will film the games and NBC will provide commentary, telecasting live on a national basis from Buffalo New York. The four teams are the Montreal Alouettes Ottawa Rough Riders Toronto Argonauts and Hamilton Tiger Cats, last year’s champions.
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Microwave
United States
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Ottawa Rough Riders
Toronto Argonauts
Hamilton Tiger- Cats
United Polish Club Softball Tryouts And Evening Practice
The United Polish Club softball team will hold tryouts and practice this evening at 6:30 at the Eastern Heights School field. If rain, a meeting occurs at 7:30 in the clubrooms. Two Little League East teams practice at Lexington Avenue field Wednesday. Gardner Jewelers drills 4 to 6, Hilltoppers 6 to 8.
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Recreation Field Diamond No. 3
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Oberlin Nine Earns Third Straight Win Over Baldwin Wallace
Oberlin College baseball edged Baldwin-Wallace 7 to 6 in Berea as Bill Patterson pitched six strong innings in relief and Stu Parry drove in the go ahead run with a fifth inning single. Oberlin improves its record, and travels to Wooster next.
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Line Scores Of Major Loop Games
Major league line scores show the Phillies beating Baltimore 9 to 3 and the Yankees defeating Cleveland 8 to 7. Fox earned the win for Philadelphia with Trice taking the loss. Mossi pitched the win for New York with Kuzava absorbing the loss. No National League games were scheduled.
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Second No Hitter For Euclid Mound Ace
Ernie Christoff threw his second no hitter of the season for Euclid High Panthers, striking out 11 and hitting a triple in a two run sixth inning rally to beat Lakewood 2-0 in a Lake Erie League game.
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Mansfield Nine Hands Pioneers blank Elyria in opener
Mansfield Nine Hands Pioneers defeated Elyria 12 to 0 at Recreation Field in the season opener. Ed Deeds pitched a four hitter for Mansfield as Elyria committed several errors that led to unearned runs, while Elyria's Bill Broadwell led the offense with a triple and a single.
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Yeomen Golfers Down Case Tech
Oberlin College golf team routed Case Tech 1244 to 315 on the Oberlin Golf Club course. Case Tech’s Bob Goetz was medalist with 81, Oberlin’s Paul Warner and Dick Rooney posted 82 and 83. Warner Sladkus and Rooney each earned four points for Oberlin, their fourth win in seven starts and third straight. The Yeomen next face Ohio Wesleyan on Oberlin’s course Friday.
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Healey stars but Clearview wins five team meet
Bob Healey of Avon Lake led with three first places and a second, but Clearview dominated the five team meet with 822 points to Avon Lake’s 593 and Avon’s 4234. Ridgeville and LaGrange trailed as Lorain County Class B primes for Friday’s big meet at Oberlin.
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Joe Bozsoki
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Major League Leaders List With Pitching and Batting Totals
The compilation names leaders across the majors with key figures Musial Lemon Lopat and Gromek highlighted for batting and pitching totals. It notes top marks for several clubs and players, including Reds Indians Yankees and Cards with figures like 390 and 400 referenced in the summary of performance.
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Boxing results from Brooklyn and San Francisco cards
In Brooklyn Floyd Patterson of Brooklyn won a 8 round decision over Jesse Turner of St. Louis. Keene Simmons knocked out Bully Burke in Providence. In San Francisco Sal Perea defeated Frank Skidmore in Salinas, California, by decision over 10 rounds.
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Jesse Turner
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Keene Simmons
New York
Bully Burke
San Francisco
Sal Perea
Frank Skidmore
Salinas
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Buck) Morris
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