Indians Sweep Browns as Lemon Stars Twice in Twin Bill
Cleveland beat St. Louis 6-5 in seven innings after Bob Lemon homered as pinch hitter in the second game to spark a 6-4 comeback. Dick Kokos provided a grand slam in the third, giving the Browns a lead before Cleveland rallied late. Pitcher Bob Lenton threw the opener for the Indians in a 9-6 win, aided by strokes from Mickey Vernon Dale Mitchell and Ray Boone.
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Bob Lenton
Cleveland
St. Louis Browns
Stephen Gromek
Lemon
Sam Zoldak
Dale Mitchell
Mickey Vernon
Browns
Indians
Lou Boudreau
National League results and standings summary
Yesterday's National League action saw Pittsburg defeat Cincinnati 5 to 3 and Boston beat Philadelphia 4 to 3. Brooklyn and New York rainouts affected the schedule while Chicago led the standings with a 3 0 mark. Today features six scheduled games and probables including Meyer and Kennedy in Philadelphia at New York.
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Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Boston
Philadelphia
New York
Brooklyn
St Louis
Chicago
Ww. L. Pet
St. Louis
Meyer
Kennedy
Newcombe
Dongvon
Munger
Lanier
Raffenaberger
Yeaterday
Cleveland
St. Lows
Heston
Chicano
Detroit
Washington
Aon
Prindelphia
Poston
Wings Win 4-3 in Double Overtime Stanley Cup Final
Detroit Red Wings beat the New York Rangers 4-3 after 28:34 of sudden-death overtime to clinch the Stanley Cup in a dramatic six overtime marathon. Pete Babando scored the decisive goal midway through the second overtime as 13,085 fans watched a finale that saw Detroit overcome penalties and a Rangers lead to claim the series four games to three.
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Detroit Red
Wings
New York Rangers
Pete Babando
Rangers
Red Wings
Detroit
Allan Stanley
Tony Leswick
Detroiters
Ranger Stanley
New York
Apain
Buddy O'Connor
Jim FcFadden
Saturday College Scores in Baseball and Lacrosse
Baseball results feature Union over HobartMassachusetts 7 4, Williams over Pratt 9 4, Colgate 5 Temple 4, Harvard 5 Holy Cross 4, Navy 9 Brown 4, St Johns Brooklyn 15 Kings Point, Dartmouth 3 Boston College 1, Middlebury 2 Northeastern 0, NYU 2 Army 2 Fordham 7, Hofstra 3, Manhattan 7 Columbia 1 St. Mucharts 12 Amherst 2 Yale 14, Providence 4 Syracuse 2, Clarkson 9 Montclair 13 CCNY 6, Trinity 13 Coast Guard 0, Rutgers 5 Princeton 5, George Washington 7 Penn State 4, Villanova 4 Wesleyan Lacrosse shows Yale 2 and Williams 1, Adelphi 23 Lafayette 7, Princeton 7 Stevens Tech 7, VMI 13, Washington and Lee 6, Maryland 37 Western Maryland i Rutgers? Navy 6, Delaware? etc.
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Hobart
Massachusettes
Williams
Pratt
Adelphi
Colgate
Temple
Harvard
Holy Cross
Navy
Brown
St. John’s
Bkn
Kings Point
Dartmouth
Boston G
Middlebury
Northeastern
NYU
Army
Fordham
Hofstra
Manhattan
Columbia
St. Mucharts
Amherst
Yale
Providence
Syracuse
Clarkson
Montclair
CCNY
Bo Adams Quits Fordham Cage Coaching Job
Bo Adams resigns as head basketball coach at Fordham University to devote more time to a boys camp. He recommended Tim Kennedy as interim director of athletics while Fordham posted a 13 of 27 season.
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Fordham
New York
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Bo) Adams
Westerd
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Wanink Do
Boys Camp
Jack Colfer
Terdhary
Athkieticn
Adams Co
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New York Foch
Moynihan Wins At Park Island Women Set Card
Youthful champion Jackie Moynihan won the Frear Park handicap event as about 225 golf enthusiasts teed off over two days at Van Schalck Island. The Island women’s slate features spring handicap and club championship with match play through August and September. The Lakers beat the Syracuse Nationals 110 to 95 as George Mikan led with 13 field goals and 44 free throws, while Dolph Schayes scored 23 for Syracuse in a late surge.
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Jerry Firth
Jackie Moynihan
Frear Park
van Schalck Island
Minneapolis
VPI
George Mikan
Lakers
Carpenter
Suip
Spooneerins
Eleanor Reed
Ipro
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Billy Daily
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George Keissling
Ter Charron
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Helein
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Police
Paul Seymour
Syracuse
Jim Pollard
Mikan
Pop
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Syaacuse
Dolph Schayes
CCHS Names Captains For Three Sports
Catholic High announces its athletic captains for multiple sports with a co captain setup in baseball and football. Catcher Tom Beyatt and first baseman Jack Van Steenburg lead the baseball hopefuls, while Clem Zoito and back Bil Rooney serve as hoops and football captains. Van Steenburg and Rooney are seniors, with past participation in basketball and football shaping their leadership roles this season.
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Catholic High
Bill Carley
Tom Beyatt
Jack van Steenburg
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Orst
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Leonard
Tommy Krepslousy
Clem Zoito
Bil Rooney
Moreskin
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Carley
Bud McClure
Moose
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Carlex
Crashes Kill Two Race Drivers in Mille Miglia Italy
Italian driver Aldo Bass and English racer Peter Monkhouse died from injuries after crashes in the Mille Miglia race across Italy. The event left 43 others injured as Giannino Marzotto of Italy won the grueling 1000 mile road race.
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Italy
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Aly
Aldo Bass
Peter Monkhouse
Donere
Giannino Marzotla
Gorgeous George Stanlee To Meet Locks Golden Ones
Gorgeous George Stanlee to collide with Kay Pell in a Tass wrestling feature while a women’s swimming record is noted. Vague names and misspellings obscure details, but the report highlights upcoming bouts and a world record in women’s breaststroke at 1.2745 for the meter.
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Stanlee
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Paul Stanlee
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Stanler
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Mere Theale
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Nelly van Viet
Holland
Red Sox Triumph Over A’s in Six Inning Nightcap
In a six inning game shortened by darkness at Shibe Park, Lefty Mel Parnell pitched effectively for Boston as Ted Williams and Zeke Zarilla each collected three hits to fuel a 12 to 2 win over the Philadelphia Athletics. Bob Hooper provided strong relief, while Sam Chapman and Ferris Fain spearheaded the A’s offense with multiple hits. Bob Dillinger and Hank Wyse also drew attention in a lopsided opener.
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Zeke) Zarilla
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Les McOrabh
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Chapman
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White Sox Edge Tigers 5-4 In Lineup Shakeup
Detroit’s four game win streak ends as Chicago White Sox win 5-4 after a lineup switch. Billy Pierce relieves in the fifth, scatters runs over 4 2/3, and Westlake belted a homer for the Sox while Hutchinson and Kuzava pitched for Detroit and Pittsburgh respectively.
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Michaels
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Hutchinson
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Champers
Hutchineon
Calvert Smith
Blackwell
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Oser
Veteran Aid Or Prayer That Wilkes Barre Tale
Sporta editors in the Eastern Baseball League discuss Wilkes-Barre roster prospects led by manager Bill Norman. The piece notes loss of Cleveland farm stars, a rookie influx from Class B and other circuits, and mixed odds for a strong start, with key returns and new talent shaping the club’s fate.
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Sporta Editors
Eastern Baseball League
Wilkes-Barre Pa
Gpi
Uniess
San Diego
Oklahoma City
Texas
League
Bill Norman
Wilkes Barre
Cleveland
Harry Simpson
al Smith
George D'Addasio
Roy Welmaker
Joe Kotrany
Za H Wicker
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Bob Chakalex
Hal Sanders
Bengel
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Utes
Indians
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Jug) Girard
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Bud Hatton
Pittsfield
Mass
Jim King
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Dick Kinsman
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Charley Balcuilil
Popel
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Simpeon
Welmaker
Smith
Braves Split Twinbill With Phillies in Rainy Night
The Braves split a doubleheader with the Philadelphia Phillies under late night lights as Johnny Sain won the opener for Boston and Jim Konstanty earned the save in the nightcap. Sid Gordon backed a three run fifth inning surge for Philadelphia, while Del Ennis homered for the Phils in the opener.
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Philadelphia
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Trive
Quakers
Johnny Sain
Braves
Blix Donnelly
Tribe
Sid Gordon
del Ennis
Phils
Johnny Apstennelli
Normie Roy
Waltham
Bob Hogue
Jim Kate Stanty
RPI Netters Beat Stevens in Opener Sets MIT Showdown
RPI varsity tennis opened 1960 with a 7 to 2 defeat of Stevens Tech on the RPL courts. Singles shifted momentum as Becker, Westlake, Wells, Bain, Fleischmann and Dembingkd won for RPI while Meyer and Hessmer claimed a doubles win with Becker Morrison. RPI heads to MIT next.
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Engineers
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FPI
MIT
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Meyer
Westlake
Hessmer
Wells
Ruppert
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Morrison
Fleischmann
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Miller
Fielechmann
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