Indians blast Twins again for 4-2 win in Minneapolis
Sonny Siebert won his 10th, aided by Mike Paul and Stan Williams as Cleveland used a 13 hit attack to topple Minnesota 4-2. Duke Sims belted a two run homer in the third after Lee Maye scored on Siebert s double and Russ Snyder and Jose Cardenal provided early runs. Ted Uhlaender and Cesar Tovar plated Minnesota s runs, with Siebert leaving after eight as Frank Kostro reached on an error.
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Jim Perry
Russ Snyder
Jose Cardenal
Joe Azcue
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Vern Fuller
Dave Nelson
Ted Uhlaender
Cesar Tovar
Grove Juniors wrap season with Lefty Grove action
The junior league week ends with a forfeit by the Cubs against Jaycees. Citizens break tie for fifth by beating Saginaw Wire 13-7 after a seesaw game, and Huron County Bank defeats Home Savings 9-7 to deny a first place tie as Mike Zurick drives seven in the pivotal inning.
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Mike Zurick
VEW Wins 8th In Slo-Pitch Night
In City Slo-Pitch League action VEW captured its eighth win defeating Home Savings & Loan 8-5 while Clevite-Harris beat Coach Concrete 10-3. Superior Coach edged Janesville Cotton 11-8 and Maple City Tarpaulin won 7-0 by forfeit over Norwalk Upholstering.
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Tom Seitz
Dale Scheid
Clevite
Rich Meagrew
North Pelham
Tom Smith
Carl Chandler
Sonny Pete
Dick Rogers
Gene Kessler
Janesville
Randy Skinner
Jim Schnell
Arden Rakosky
Browns Face Sparse Signings Ahead of Camp Start
HIRAM Ohio 17 of 21 Browns veterans are unsigned as camp opens with summer drills. TM illness hits linebacker Jim Houston who has viral pneumonia and may slow conditioning. Stars Bill Glass Ernie Green Lou Groza Paul Warfield and John Wooten remain unsigned while several others have arrived.
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Ernie Green
Lou Groza
Paul Warfield
John Wooten
Ladies Change Tourney Date for Slo-Pitch Invitational
The city women’s Slo-Pitch League moved the invitational from July 26-28 to Aug 9-11 to fit Cleveland teams. Invitations went to 28 towns and cities and are being resent. Teams from Cleveland Parma Detroit and Lakewood received invites. The high school softball first rounds concluded with Freshman 2 Ringholz Meyers Southside Marathon and Freshman 1 Schild’s IGA as results pending one make-up game.
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Parma
Detroit
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NFL players end strike as camps open across league
Packers veterans return to training after a short strike settlement. Lions Forty-niners Saints start workouts with mixed turnout as Bears Rams Colts and Cowboys also open camps. Samplings note Unitas Carr Gabriel amid varied rookie turnout and conditioning.
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Tenn
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Atlanta
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Falcon
Teens Prime For Tournament Norwalk All Stars
Norwalk teener team leaves Friday for the statewide All Star tournament in Chillicothe. They face the Troy Americans at 9 30 a m Saturday in a single elimination event. Manager Ray Currier eyes a deep run with ace pitcher Mike Wasniniak and bat leader Sonny Coles.
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Mike Wasniniak
Sonny Coles
Cecil Boyd
Ray Currier
Standings and Upcoming Games Across Major Leagues
National League standings show St Louis leading with 58 wins as Philadelphia and San Francisco battle for spots. Monday results include Philadelphia 5 New York 3 and Atlanta 4 San Francisco 2. American League standings list Detroit 56 32 and Baltimore 48 37. Wednesday schedules feature Detroit at Oakland and Cleveland at California.
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