Indians Struggle as Harrelson Debut Fails to Spark Win
The Cleveland Indians, after Ken Harrelson ends retirement and joins the lineup, lose to the Baltimore Orioles 3-2 for their seventh straight defeat and 11th in 12 games. Boston tops the Yankees 8-3, aided by four homers, as Harrelson exits the scene. Other scores include Detroit 4 Washington 2, Kansas City 2 Seattle 1, Oakland 7 Minnesota 0, and California 6 Chicago White Sox 0.
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Indians Sign Harrelson to Boost Turnaround Effort
Cleveland manager Al Dark says Ken Harrelson can lift the indians who have dropped 11 of 12 to start the season. Harrelson debuts in Cleveland tonight against Baltimore after the deal was finalized moments before game time.
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New York
Warren athletes lead in field and track events
Tim Theisen soars to first in the triple jump with a 33 feet six and five eighths inch mark. Dick Root finishes the 88 yard dash strong while Jim Purpura wins the two mile run for his season’s first victory. Warren’s Dickerson trails Purpura in the photo sequence.
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Harrelson Trade Ends In Cleveland After Four Hour Talk
Ken Harrelson left the baseball commissioner's office a dove after a four hour session that settled the six player deal between the Indians and Red Sox. Harrelson agreed to report to Cleveland for Wednesday night action versus the Yankees and win back his place as a ballplayer. The trade also sent Dick Ellsworth and Juan Pizarro to the Indians in exchange for Sonny Siebert Mike Kekich Vicente Romo and Joe Azcue with other players held until agreement was reached. Harrelson said he was persuaded that returning to baseball was best for him despite initial retirement plans.
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Beavers Bow To Warren Trackmen
Warren Dragons swept four events to win their fifth straight meet 83 87 over Corry Beavers. Corry won only the shot put sweep, while Warren took the 100 yard and 2 yard dashes, javelin and broad jump. Deep Warren depth produced nine firsts to Corry's seven. Beavers split runners up and faced five thirds. Coach Bennink pledged no quit as Corry eyes Meadville and Oil City meets ahead.
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VFW Ladies Recreational Bowling Banquet Winners
Fifteen members of the VFW Ladies Recreational Bowling League received trophies at the league banquet. The Beneficial Finance team, with Ben Ford and Doris Lucile among the seated honorees, won the top award. Individual honors went to Roxann Hajec, Roni Bailey, Gert McCray for high averages. Florence Amoroso, Marion Stewart, Carol Kowalski for high series. Eleanor Thompston, Barb Irwin, Billie Billings for high games with Billings also earning the sportsmanship trophy.
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Doris
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Roni Bailey
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Dodgers fall to Giants as Astros suffer another loss
Dodgers’ six game winning streak ends with a 6 0 defeat to the Giants. Astros drop a 14 0 loss to the Reds for their seventh straight defeat. Montreal blanks St Louis 2 0 and Pittsburgh sweeps a Cubs doubleheader 7 5 and 6 5.
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Bowling Head Pin Tourney Scores Notable Pins
Norm Swart rolled 304 in the Head Pin tourney with John Kornikoski 290 and Al Dunnewald 288 leading a field including Joe Donoghue 285 Dale Hammerlee 283 Ernie Kachel 283 and Tom Shaw 111 at the lanes.
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