Righthanders Shine On Opening Day In Elyria Bowling
Herb Gayeska rolled a 737 series to highlight Elyria bowling results as Gretchen Vitovitz led women with 387 across three games and Russ Garretson joined the 600 club with a 242 out of two 179 games. Other notable scores included Stacy fields and several above 500 as leagues set new marks.
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Herb Gayeska
Gretchen Vitovitz
Russ Garretson
Gayeska
Lance Buick
Garretson
Bess
Andy
North Ridgeville
Bittner-DeCarlo
Gretchen
Jackie Mahilo
Charlotte Pernher
Mary Close
Jackie
St Agnes
Charlotte
Mary
Orville Renner
Stoney
Kennedy throws praise worthy pitch as Senators beat Tigers
President Kennedy attends opening day as John F. Kennedy, Art Mahaffey, and Bennie Daniels star in major league openers. Daniels leads the Washington Senators to a 5-4 win over Detroit with five hits aided by Bob Johnson’s two run homer. Mahaffey guides the Phillies to a 12-4 victory over the Reds. The crowd of 44,383 marks a record for Washington baseball.
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Art Mahaffey
Bennie Daniels
Warren Spahn
Whitey Ford
Johnny Podres
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Hannan
Casey Stengel
New York Mets
Kennedy
Daniels
Washington Senators
Detroit Tigers
Reds
Cincinnati
Mahaffey
Philadelphia Phils
Mr. Kennedy
Washington
Marty Kutyna
Willie Tasby
Bob Johnson
Don Messi
Chuck Cottier
Tigers
Cleveland Indians
Willie Kirkland
Ter
Bob Schmidt
Detroit
Ohio
Mark McElroy
Ohio High School Athletic Association
All Authority
McElroy
Ron Kline
Ohsaa Is
Clay Dalrymple
Don
Elyria sports notes highlight players and coaches
Elyria High figures Bob Daniels and Tom Wilbern praise Dale Reichenbach. Ehrie athletes Bob Adams Rick Cowen Joe Kris Krosky Jake O Connor and others advance in football basketball and golf. OLDer names include Spahn Dalrymple Janowicz and Darley with local developments at Elyria Memorial and Stoney's Lanes.
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Elyria High
Dale Reichenbach
Bob Adams
Elyria
Tuskegee
Pipers Capture Crown in Dramatic Comeback Series Win
The Cleveland Pipers defeated the Kansas City Steers 106 to 102 to win the American Basketball League title three games to two. Dick Barnett led with key free throws and 2 points. Billy Bridges scored 31 for KC as the crowd watched the climactic finish in Los Angeles where O Malley’s dream project, Chavez Ravine stadium, opened with fanfare and civic support.
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UPN
Cleveland
Fiery Pipers
Pipers
Steers
Dick Barnett
Billy Bridges
Los Angeles
Duke Snider
F. O Malley
Warren Giles
Ichavez
Frick
Giles
William H. Parker
Walter F
Io Malley
Ng Enta Ciy
Arean Pee Minar
Walter Ale
Lucas Receives Plaque For Amateur Athlete Honor
Jory Lucas of Ohio West Virginia area was named outstanding amateur athlete by the Central YMCA. Harrison Dillard presented the plaque as Lucas emphasized education and plans for graduate work. He also voiced potential pro baseball discussions but remained firm on basketball.
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Ohio State
Jory Lucas
Central Ymca
Ohio West Virginia
Harrison Dillard
Olympx Tunniag
Laas
Buckeye Star
Columbus
Cievesana Tigers
Amercan Rasseal
Cae Cannat
Rosas
Natonal Basketball Assation
Trade Sends Don Choate to Rochester for Bull Hain
In a Pacific Coast League deal, Tacoma Giants pitcher Don Choate moves to Rochester of the International League in exchange for infielder Bull Hain.
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Ariz
UPI
Tacoma Giants
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Rochester
Bull Hain
Hinojosa Wins Trio at Laurel Riding Meet
Herbert Hinojosa rode to three wins at Laurel on Monday. He guided Princess Judex to victory in the second race, Maura H. in the fifth, and Rosie Redmond in the sixth, with prices of 11.80, 7.00, and 11.40 respectively.
Oldtimers Recalled Youngsters Sent Back By United Press
Players Joe Nuxhall Danny McDevitt and Chuck Tanner joined a group of veteran and young prospects as teams trimmed rosters before the season. Nuxhall, a lefty purchased by the Los Angeles Angels, has a long major league record. McDevitt and Tanner carried past major league service and were assigned to minors or released amid roster shuffles involving the Angels Royals Cubs and Mets affiliates.
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Boston Red Sox
Joe Nuxhall
Danny McDevitt
Tanner
Angels
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Tom Burgess
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las-Fort Worth
von Me
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Johnny
James
Joe James
Op ‘Christopher
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Cardinals
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Oklahoma City
Colts
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Christopher
New York Mets
Syracuse
Casey Stengel
Nuxhall
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Rochester
Los Angeles Angels
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Vancouver
Kansas City Athletics
Dallas-Fort Worth
Kansas City
Reds
Dodgers
Yankees
Minnesota Twins
Chicago Cubs
Milwaukee
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