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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 12, 1961

Page

7

Pirates Rally To Beat Giants In Ninth Inning Thriller

The Pirates overcome the Giants 7 6 as Elroy Face earned the win with a ninth inning relief performance. Bill Virdon delivered a three run homer to spark the late rally and match the 1960 dramatics. Ted Willuszewski homered twice for the Angels in a 7 2 win over the Orioles. Eli Grba pitched well for Los Angeles in his Angels debut. Spahn loses opener as Daryl Spencer homers to give the Cardinals a 2 1 win over the Braves.

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NFL Clubs To Play 14 Games Each

The 1961 NFL schedule expands to 14 games per club with Minnesota in the Western Conference and Dallas in the Eastern Division. Each team plays a home-and-home with six division rivals and no interdivision games, starting Sept. 17 for a 98-game season. Vikings join as 11th club, impacting scheduling and venue choices across the league.

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Major League Baseball Scores and Standings Flash

MLB results Tuesday include Minnesota 6 New York 0 and Los Angeles 7 Baltimore 2. Chicago faces Washington with Pierce against Daniels. St Louis beat Milwaukee 2 1. Pittsburgh routed San Francisco 8 6. National League lines show Chicago 7 San Francisco 4 and Philadelphia 6 2 Los Angeles 6. Standings highlight tight divisional races and daily results across leagues.

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Blackhawks Aim To Take 3 1 Lead In Finals

Chicago seeks a 3 1 edge over Detroit in game four of the Stanley Cup finals at Olympia. Rudy Pilo u s praises his line of Hull Hay and Balfour for bottling Gordie Howe and the Wings top unit after a 3 1 win to move ahead in the series.

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Froehling Upsets Bartzen in River Oaks Tennis

In Houston Bernard Tut Bartzen, the top U.S. amateur, exits in round two as Frank Froehling of Coral Gables defeats him in straight sets 46 64 64. Froehling, 18 and a Trinity University math major, broke Bartzen twice in the final set to seize the match.

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Preps Will Try Tomorrow As Six Area Teams Open Season

The Elyria High Pioneers host Rocky River after Monday rainout with Ashkind and may start sophomore Bob Van Valkenburg again. Midview visits Westlake and Ridgeville plays Brookside while Ridgeville’s Keystone game was postponed. all games are independent season opens.

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Scholastic golfers brace rain and wind in area match slate

Six area high school teams tee off despite rain and soggy fairways. Elyria hosts Midview at Elyria Country Club. Amherst edged Ridgeville-Clearview last week 12 to 4. Returnees Bill Barton Cowen Sito Cooper highlight lineup with Lawrence at No. 4.

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Hess Announces Alumni Varsity Spring Game at OU

Ohio University coach Bill Hess said an alumni varsity game will be held in the stadium April 29 as part of spring football. The alumni squad will include several seniors from last year's unbeaten team and other recent graduates.

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Buckeye Nine Defeats Miami in Ninth Inning Rally

Ohio State edged Miami 3-2 in Onford as a two run rally in the ninth lifted the Buckeyes to their fifth win of the season. Miami fell to 0-3 after three starts with no wins.

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