Frantic Frank Lane Rebuilds Indians After Trades
The Cleveland Indians general manager Frank Lane, famed as the Frantic One, has reshaped the team through numerous trades since Nov 12, 1997. Critics question if the new lineup can deliver a pennant as Lane replaces stars like Herb Score and Rocky Colavito with John Romano and Harvey Kuenn, aiming to satisfy restless Cleveland fans.
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Johnny Temple
Steve Demeter
Harvey Kuenn
Barry Lilmah
Minoso Sparks White Sox Past Royals In 10-9 Slugfest
Minnie Minoso drove in six runs, blasted a grand slam, and homered twice as the Chicago White Sox outslugged Kansas City 10-9 to open their defense of the American League flag. The game featured early unearned runs, a lengthy rally, and a towering comeback later, with Colavito and Kuenn both injuring or struggling in their trades.
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Brooks Robinson
Minor League Results in American Association
Houston defeated Dallas-Ft. Worth 4 to 2 in 11 innings. Charleston beat Denver 1 to 0. St. Paul won 4 to 1 against Indianapolis. Louisville prevailed 10 to 5 over Minneapolis.
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Leaguers Banquet Honors Top Bowlers at VFW Post
The Hammond's sponsored League banquet at the VFW Post honored top bowlers for the 1960 61 season. Hammond's led the standings, a symbolic trophy was given to sponsor Bill Hammond, and awards totaled for high averages, top singleton, and most improved. Other sponsors included Pauls Men's Wray Benis Service Curry Loin VFW Post Corey Jamestown Cobbett Realtors and Meerhoffs.
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Bowling league hits high scores in Bowl-Aire circuits
Allan Lane and Wayne Stur- Hebeam top Bowl-Aire Industrial League with 207 and 203 games. Audrey Migliaccio led Bowl-Aire Ladies with 192 and 176 for a 529 series, while Charlene Beckwith posted 185 and 177 for 519. Other top scores included Erma Willett 188 and Dorothy Rathbun 181. Ann Caster led VFW Ladies Tournament with 210 and 175, with Janet Tripp 194 and Kate McNulty 192 nearby. Industrial teams and standings listed: Gilmore Photogs 83 g's Aero Engineering 78 42, Aero Shop 682 51's Ajax bats, Rovers No. 1 5h, Aero Jets 5a, BBN Rogers No. 2, McInnes Steel 37, and more.
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Awards and officers named in post season meeting
Recipients of awards included Weeks 184 Staples 183 Merle Ottaway 181 Joe Baresi 179 Harold Coun 178 Dick Eaglen 177 Ed Barr 177 Rust Bemis 175 Bob Morton 175 and Chuck Willett 7 Officers elected for the coming campaign were Chuck Willett president and Bill Hammond vice president Euland Harvey was unanimously retained as secretary treasurer Willett appointed Paul Stroup banquet chair Stroup named Livy Eckman and Merle Ottaway to assist him
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Rust Bemis
Bob Morton
Chuck Willett
Bill Hammond
Euland Harvey
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Meadville Bulldogs pose Section II track threat this year
Ten returning lettermen bolster Meadville football era ambitions as the Bulldogs loom as a top Section II track threat. Starters Maurice Hunter and Jerry Peterson headline a deep lineup. coach Orlo Cox reports a school record turnout of 75 hopefuls and notes a 87-31 season-opening win over Commodore Perry. Meadville faces Corry in the first league test on April 29 with a slate of April and May meets ahead.
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Frank Noble
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Kaline Delivers In 15th To Beat Indians 4 3
Al Kaline lined a two run single in the 15th inning to lift the Detroit Tigers to a 4 3 victory over the Cleveland Indians before 52756 at Municipal Stadium. Kaline’s only hit came off Bob Tiefenauer as Pete Burnside earned the win and Jim Grant took the loss after 3 2 innings in relief.
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