Civitan, Fairchild win in West End Little League clash
Fairchild romped to a 9 0 win over Nacco as Colvin limited opponents to three hits. Civitan beat Pangborn 6 2 at Staley Field behind a three hit fourth inning, while Lions topped Tigers 7 5 with Dorsey fanning nine. Rotary edged Kiwanis 6 4 at Dudley Field as Hendrickson and Geary sparkled in defense.
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Ficklin
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Hawks
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Hall
Madden
Horchner
Hendrickson
Geary
North High Nine Tops Boonsboro In Final Game
North Hagerstown High School edged Boonsboro 8 to 5 to cap the 1957 season at 11 wins and four defeats. Xen Dando pitched seven innings, allowing six hits, while North High mounted a late six run rally in the seventh. Marv Alexander started for Boonsboro, with Hase finishing, as Crampton homered for Boonsboro and G. Crampton's homer spurred early Boonsboro scoring. Martinez, Myers, McPhail and Dando led North High’s late attack with key hits and runs.
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Boonsboro
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MePhail
McPhail
Smith
National League Approves Shift Of Franchises
The National League approved moves for the New York Giants and Brooklyn Dodgers to relocate to San Francisco and Los Angeles with a deadline of Oct 1 for consent. The Giants face San Francisco’s 5 million dollar stadium fund while Los Angeles pursues a city owned 61,000 seat stadium nearby. Dodgers may have easier move after buying LA franchise. Giants must negotiate with Boston for SF.
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Indians Win On Robinson Home Run Awakens Indians Rally
Detroit May 20 The Tigers traded for Eldie Robinson but he failed to help them until his ninth inning two run homer gave Cleveland a 4 3 win and kept Cleveland in the AL pennant chase. Robinson’s first homer of the season followed a .357 average after 34 at bats. Cleveland manager Kerby Farrell justified the move, while Tigers skipper Jack Tighe declined comment on the winter deal that sent Trucks Garver and Finigan elsewhere.
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Crimian
Harrington
Chicago
Dick Donovan
Top Lady Golfers Play In Virginia Beach Round Robin
Sixteen of the nation’s top women professionals led by defending champion Marlene Bauer Hagee begin a five day 90 hole Virginia Beach Round Robin at Cavalier Yacht and Country Club. The $12,000 event pays $1,500 to the winner. players vie for points per hole won and lost per day.
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Virginia Beach
Cavalier Yacht and Country Club
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Mickey Wright
Joyce Ziske
Wiffie Smith
Marilynn Smith
Betty Jameson
Faye Crocker
Beverly Hanson
Louise Suggs
Big League Leaders by The Associated Press
American League leaders include Williams of Boston in batting with .407 and home runs at 11. Mantle of New York leads in runs with 30 and Seivers of Washington tops RBIs with 33. Williams also has 48 hits and Plews of Washington 13 doubles. Simpson of Kansas City 4 triples and Trucks of Kansas City 5 0 1 000 pitching. Pierce of Chicago leads strikeouts with 48. In the National League Musial of St Louis hits .363 and Aaron of Milwaukee has 33 runs and 33 RBIs. Robinson of Cincinnati has 35 hits and Hoak of Cincinnati with Musial each 13 doubles. Mays of New York 4 triples and Aaron again with 11 home runs. Mays also has 11 stolen bases. Pitching leader Jackson of St Louis has 6 1 and Koufax of Brooklyn and Arroyo of Pittsburgh tie with 4h strikeouts.
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Marciano Plans Sparring Return For Ryan
BOSTON martial legend Rocky Marciano will spar with his protégé Billy Ryan, owning a half interest in the 21 year old 168 pound standout from Lowell. Marciano aims to later train Ryan toward heavyweight contention while staying retired. Ryan, 2 0 0 7 amateur Marines title holder, has 8 pro bouts with 7 first round KO outcomes.
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Yesterday's Results New York and Boston 5 innings tied
Yesterday's results show games completion with New York and Boston each scoring 5 in 16 innings. Cleveland defeated Detroit 4 to 3 with Chicago 3 over Kansas City 1. No other games scheduled.
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Williamsport Defeats Hancock 6-4 In Baseball Clash
Williamsport High School tosseders, aided by Hancock fielding errors, push across six runs in the first two innings and hold on for a 6-4 win. Artz drives in a run with Jamison's single, while Golden holds Hancock to three hits and seven errors plague Hancock throughout. Final score 6-4.
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Braves Pitcher Sets Milestone in 4-3 Win Over Reds
Warren Spahn pitched eight innings of two-hit relief to outduel Don Gross as the Braves halted Cincinnati's road winning streak at 15. Eddie Robinson delivered a two-run pinch homer in the ninth to beat Detroit 4-3.
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Cincinnati
Milwaukee
Eddie Robinson
Indians
Detroit
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