Two Local Teams Advance One Eliminated In Tourney
In the Fifth District Open Softball Tournament Huron County Bank was eliminated after a 9th inning loss to Pit Lounge. Friendly Corners and Home Savings and Loan won to set up a weekend showdown. Ridgeville Merchants, Fostoria Independent, Schlessman’s Seeds and Phillips 66 also posted wins.
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Huron County
Schlessman
Clyde Latham
Bev Buller
Clyde
Phillips
Bellevue Eagles
Don Ebert
Ebert
Hal Burger
Tom Bertsch
Bellevue
Lindsley
PIT Lounge
Huron County Bank
Lefty Grove era no hitter and tight Little League showdown at McGuan Field
Sunday featured two baseball classics at McGuan Field. A. J. Baltes delivered a 3-0 no hitter with Harold Gilchrist driving a pair of singles and seven team hits, while Bob Meyer's squad was stifled as Baltes benefited from two runs in the second and a final tally in the fifth. In the other game VFW edged Keslings 1-0 as Scott Hunter and Craig Sanger supplied key hits, and Clark Dawley held the late bid by VFW to preserve the win. Senior circuit action saw Local No. One rally to a five run fifth, Ford Continentals spark multiple homers to break a tie, Oberlin survive a Donnelley rally, and Donnelley No. One explode for 16 runs in five innings.
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Bellevue
Lorain
Ford Continentals
Ridge Tool
Ford
McGuan Field
Harold Gilchrist
A. J. Baltes
Bob Meyer
Gilchrist
David Singer
Baltes
Danny Missler
Keslings
VFW
Kirk Mason
Scott Hunter
Craig Sanger
Chip Schaechterle
Clark Dawley
E. Bolinger
F.A.A. Oberlin
Donnelley
Oberlin
J. Gilbo
Norwalk Furniture
Bob Allen
Angelo Cerrillo
Dale Sweet
Ford Motor Fostoria
Bill Williamson
Fostoria
Indians Fear Sox Takeover as Four-Game Set Opens
Cleveland opens a four-game series away to Chicago as Boston’s Red Sox surge. Boston swept a doubleheader 8-5 and 5-1, with Gary Bell firing a five-hitter in the nightcap and Joe Foy drilling a grand slam in the opener. Bell, traded from Cleveland, praised his Boston tenure while Lonborg won his fifth straight. Cleveland’s Duke Sims homered twice, but the Indians dropped nine of 11.
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Cleveland
UPI
Cleveland Indians
Sox
Chicago White Sox
Boston Red Sox
Red Sox
White Sox
Gary Bell
Joe Foy
Jim Lonborg
Bell
Boston
Don Demeter
Tony Horton
Lee Maye
Maye
Vern Fuller
George Scott
Max Alvis
Jerry Adair
Reggie Smith
Smith
Beantowners
Foy
Adair
Mike Andrews
Conigliaro
Yastrzemski
Orlando Pena
Duke Sims
Sims
Larry Iown
Indians
Norwalk bowler Smith tops Petersen Classic scoring race
Hershel Bud Smith from Norwalk led the 57th Petersen Classic with a 1587 total scored April 29, earning more than 5000 dollars in potential prize money. Officials must verify category placement and final standings, a process that may take weeks aschanges in final results are unlikely but possible.
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Norwalk
Hershel
Bud) Smith
Chicago
Smith
Hall of Fame Inducts Rickey Waner Ruffing in Cooperstown
Branch Rickey Lloyd Waner and Red Ruffing were inducted into the Baseball Hall of Fame in Cooperstown New York. The ceremony began at 10 15 a m with Bob Addie of the Washington Post serving as master of ceremonies and Commissioner William Eckert unveiling the plaques.
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Cooperstown
N.Y
UPI
Branch Rickey
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Lloyd Waner
Charles
Red) Ruffing
Bob Addie
Washington Post
Baseball Writers Association of America
William D. Eckert
Baseball scores and probable pitchers listed for today
SUIT Ke New York 4 Detroit 2 first Detroit 7 New York 3 second Baltimore 7 Wash 311 inns Boston 8 Cleveland 5 first Boston 5 Cleveland 1 second Chicago 8 Kansas City 4 first Chicago 1 Kansas City 0 second California 2 Minnesota 1 todays probable pitchers no games scheduled
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New York
Detroit
Baltimore
Wash
Inns Boston
Cleveland
Boston
Chicago
Kansas City
California
Minnesota
Chicago Boston
Washington
K. C
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Atlanta
San Fran
Pitts
Phila
Los Angeles
New
Housto
Philadelphia
Houston
Pittsburgh
Jaster
Jackson
Cuellar
Ribant
Osteen
Emerson Wins Gstaad Tennis Title Over Santana
Roy Emerson of Australia defeated Manuel Santana of Spain 6-2 8-6 6-4 to win the men's singles title at the International Gstaad Tournament in Switzerland.
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Gstaad
Switzerland
Roy Emerson
Australia
Manuel Santana
Two Texans Face Off For PGA Championship Playoff
Don January and Don Massengale, both Texans, tied for the 49th PGA Championship and meet in a playoff. The two arrive from nowhere to contest the title in the second playoff ever held for the PGA Championship.
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Denver
UPI
Don January
Don Massengale
January
Massengale
North Central Elks Handicap Golf Tourney Nears Finish
Golfers from 15 cities compete in the two weekend North Central District Elks Handicap Golf Tournament at the Norwalk Elks Country Club. The event features four flights for men and three for women with final dinner and trophy presentations set for Saturday night. Norwalk Mayor Harold Finch attended the opening round. tournament chairman Gene Widman and district activities chairman Hank Schaper help run the event.
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Norwalk Furniture
Paul Weidinger
Norwalk
North Central District
Norwalk Elks Country Club
Harold Finch
Gene Widman
Hank Schaper
Ohio
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van Woodward
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Clevite
Logan Airport
Lefty Grove
Barman & Seitz
Downtown Dodge
Chevrolet
Kesling’s
Schild
IGA Brooker Brothers
Tony Conigliaro
Carl Yastrzemski
Mike Ryan
Luis Tiant
Lonborg
John O’ Donoghue
Emerson
Hank Shaper
Bucyrus
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Ashland
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Sandusky
Shelby
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Delaware
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