Shiley Drives In Run To Spoil Martinsburg Thriller
The Colonel offense clinches in the eighth as Shiley singles in a late run after a tense sequence. Martinsburg led early with two in the first, but West Virginia’s Stuckey and team kept within reach, tying it before Orndorff and Shiley sparked the decisive late rally.
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Feltner
Griffith
Orndorff
Shickley
Shiley
Stuckey
West Virginians
Martinsburg
Miller
Teddy Reed
Keller
Pitzer
Reed
West
Hockman
Shockley
Carter
Wallace
Duvall
Colonels
Bulldogs
Allen
Major League Standings And Results Summary
American League standings show New York and Boston atop the division with Kansas City and Detroit trailing. Tuesday results include Milwaukee beating Los Angeles and Philadelphia defeating San Francisco, with several games postponed or listed as N. Each league lists teams with W L and percentage figures.
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Associated Press
American League
Boston
New York
Kansas City
Detroit
Eoca.s
Ames
Cleveland
Chicago
Baltimore
Washington
W. L. Pet. G.B
Milwaukee
Los Angeles
Ase
San Francisco
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Cateet Cence Milwaukee
Pildepie
Local Bowling Meet Produces Wide Field of Winners
Charles Swartz topped 395 in the Center Lanes Handicap, earning 30 dollars. Joe hex iacordieee high average man posted 309 and 20 dollars, with 2nd and 3rd place finishers in ties and multiple players collecting prizes. Rounds begin with a rolloff tonight at 7 as E. Cork St. Grocery faces Glaize & Bro. for the B League crown and women’s leagues finish titles midweek.
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Charles Swartz
White
Joe Hex Iacordieee
Nick Nixon
Bob Wheeler
Nixon
Wheeler
Richard Sheetz
Harold Buckner
Buckner
E. Cork St. Grocery
Glaize & Bro
Sarah Zane Fire Co
Miller’s Drug Store
Kern Motor Co
Ashworth Bros
Argentinian Wins His 1st By Decision
Victor Zalazar, the Argentinian slugger, won by unanimous decision over Canada's Wilfie Greaves at St Nicholas Arena. Zalazar weighed 160 pounds and floored Greaves in the 10th round but failed to KO as in his 15 prior fights.
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New York
Victor Zalazar
Canada
Wilfie Greaves
St. Nicholas Arena
Greaves
Zalazar
Grace Bible teams split Senseny doubleheader in tight games
Grace Bible Fellowship played two softball games at Senseny Park. The seniors fell 10-5 to White Post Charge while the Phostars edged Burnt Factory 5-4. The doubleheader capped a seventh straight evening of schedule play.
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Grace Bible
Grace Bible Fellowship
White Post Charge
Phostars
Burnt Factory
Senseny Park
Mountaineers
R. H. Hummer
Headquarters
Lucky Inn
Grace Bible Phostars
Sunnyside
White Post
D. Carroll
Locke
M. Wilson
Senseng Park
Cornwell
Longerbeam
WPC
Ad L. Larrick
J. Gowdy
Catlett
Duvall
B. Willis
DeHaven
Crimm
Gladden
Willis
Nats Slip To Fourth Place Tie In Tight pennant race
Orioles rely on four man rotation as Milt Pappas and Hoyt Wilhelm go 4 0 with two others, lifting Baltimore near Chicago and Cleveland in the AL standings. Washington falls to fourth with Ramos losing his fourth decision as Gene Woodling and Gus Triandos homer for the Orioles.
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Baltimore
Orioles
Paul Richards
Jack Harshman
Arnie Portocarrero
Billy O'Dell
Milt Pappas
Pappas
Hoyt Wilhelm
Jerry Walker
Billy Lees
The
Birds
Harshman
Portocarrero
O'Dell
Baltimores
Washington
Lees
Chicago White Sox
Cleveland
Milwaukee
Chicago Cubs
Los Angeles
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Pittsburgh
Nats
Bob Allison
Senators
RBI
Pete Ramos
Boston
Gene Woodling
Gus Triandos
Ramos
Bob Nieman
Dick Hyde
Hyde
Triandos
Yogi Berra
Sto Ot
Palmer Wins Oklahoma City Open As Rest Plans Begin
Arnold Palmer of Ligonier Pennsylvania captured $3,500 for a 15 under par 273 at Twin Hills to win the Oklahoma City Open. He will skip Hot Springs Memphis and Louisville events to rest, with his next start in Washington DC to qualify for the National Open in June. His year earnings rise to about $15,490.
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Wilbur Johnson
Oklahoma City
Arkansas
Arnold Palmer
Ligonier
Twin Hills Country Club
Palmer
Memphis
Louisville
Washington, D.C
Mamaroneck
Teleprompter Buys Rights To Title Bout
Teleprompter Corp buys closed circuit TV rights for the Patterson Johansson title bout in New York. Promoter Bill Rosensohn said the June 25 fight will be shown live in Yankee Stadium and about 200 theaters, with no home television option. Minimum rights fee reported at $300,000.
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New York
Floyd Patterson-Ingemar Johansson
Yankee Stadium
Bill Rosensohn
Teleprompter Corp
Boxing Results From The Ringcard Card
Fights include Zalazar defeating Greaves on points in Providence with 10 rounds, Greene knocking out Davis in 3, Lester outpointing Beau Jack over 10 in Baltimore, Halimi stopping Asuncion in Windsor Mills, Turenne stopping Jones in Montreal, Woods stopping Malve in Philadelphia, Lopez outpointing Danny Kid over 10 in Tijuana, and additional bouts across New York and other cities.
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New York
Victor Zalazar
Argentina
Wilfie Greaves
Windsor
Ont
Providence
R.I
Willie Greene
Charley Davis
Baltimore
Warren
Boom) Lester
Bel Air
Young Beau Jack
Boston
Paris
Alphonse Halimi
France
al Asuncion
Windsor Mills
Que
Yvon Turenne
Montreal
Jobo Jones
Detroit
Philadelphia
Eddie Woods
Nino Malve
Tijuana
Mexico
Jose (Toluca) Lopez
Danny Kid
Manila
Red China Seeks Readmission to Olympic Movement
Avery Brundage of the International Olympic Committee notes Red China's earlier resignation and now its request to rejoin. He travels to Munich for a May 23 ICC session as Russia pressures to add the issue to the agenda. Brundage says the IOC recognizes only national committees and that China could rejoin if it adheres to Olympic nondiscrimination rules.
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New York
Avery Brundage
International Olympic Committee
China
Red China
Olympic Movement
State Department
Brundage
ICC
Munich
Russia
Formosa
William and Mary Eyes Southern Conference Lead Sweep
In a crowded Southern Conference standings duel, William and Mary faces George Washington in a doubleheader at Washington as GW seeks to overtake the top spot. Tech’s 15-6 win over Richmond tightens the race with four teams in front, while Norfolk W&M finishes strong at Norfolk and Hampden-Sydney closes its season.
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Richmond
William
George
Saas
West Virginia
W&m
Virginia Tech
Tribe
Tech
Indians
Washington
Citadel
George Washington
Virginia
Emory and Henry
Wasps
Maryville
Spiders
Blacksburg
Techmen
Charlie Revere
Wallace Beauchamp
Berry Swilling
Jimmy Graves
John Sapon
Sapon
Newport News Apprentice School
RPI
Green Devil
Pete
Crewe
Norfolk
Sydney
Hampden - Sydney
Mason- Dixon
Norfolk W&m
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Ae Lee
Lee
Farin Hockman
Russler
Lewis
Lloyd
Clarke County
Res A
ME Young
Virginia Larrick Rool
Chug White
Eeen Eee Buncutter
Boble
Harry Hottel
Merv Vailey
Harold Dawson
Legge
Bailey
Dawson
Joe
Place Bros. Tire CO
Valley Pike
Glad Palmer
Teleprompter
Red
Thumper
Williams
Boston Red Sox
Fenway Park
Layminster
Citation
Nashua
Round Table
Investors Loan Corp
Invisxnational
E. Earl Shade
Loudoun ST
Winchester
Linzi
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