White Sox Braves Stay Unbeaten in Tight Showdowns
Aparicio and O'Brien pace the White Sox and Braves as both teams extend early unbeaten runs. Dodgers edge Cardinals 6-2 in Los Angeles crowds reach 61,352 for a record turnout. Banks and Banks pair of homers spark big Yankees night, while Giants, Reds, and Pirates suffer and shine in another packed baseball slate.
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Fred
Louis Cardinals
Hhe
United Press International Dodgers
Aparicio
Johnny O'Brien
Luis Apa
Los Angeles
White Sox
Milwaukee Braves
Chicago
Herb Score
Detroit Tigers
Yankees
Banks Momers
O'Brien
Baltimore Orioles
Ernie Banks
Boston Red Sox
Cubs
Washington Senators
San Francisco
Braves
Jack Sanford
Philadelphia Phillies
Phillies
Giants
Hank Aaron
Don Elston
Wes Covington
Dave Hillman
Kansas City Athletics
O’brien
Davyl Spencer
Bob
Schmidt
Bob Purkey
Dick Farrell
Vada Pinson
Mickey Vernon
Milwal Ed Bailey
Kee
Pirates
Chicago Cubs
San Francisco Giants
Wally Post
Prukey
Pitts
Burgh
Sox
Hal Smith
Cleveland Indiana
New York Yankuns
Johnnny
Callison
Bubba
Cardinals
Cincinnati Reds
Phillips
Billy Pierce
Johnny Padres
Lindy McDaniel
Pittsburgh Pirates
Dodgers
Stino
Crowl
Meeting Called Over Red Sox Race Bias Charges
Massachusetts discrimination board asked Thomas Yawkey and Harris to attend a state meeting to answer charges of racial bias by the Boston Red Sox. NAACP leaders accuse the club of an anti Negro policy dating years back, with claims of dismissing Jackie Robinson and Sam Jethroe and snubbing Willie Mays. A commission chair indicated possible action ranging from a conference to court, as tensions mount after a Tuesday hearing.
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Boston
UPI
Pumpsie
Greenetts Commission
Yawkey
Harris
Red Sox
Harrom
Boston Red Sox
Thomas A.sinvitation
National Association For Mission
Stanley
Bucky) Harris
Raple
Sox
South Carolina
The
State Commission
Jerry
Commission
Mildred Mahoney
Herbert Tucker
NAACP
Jackie Robinson
Sam Jethroe
Wille Mays
Clarris
Green
Minneapolis
Jets
Clearview opens season with triangular track win over Columbia Ridgeville
Clearview High topped Columbia and Ridgeville in a 1959 track season opener scoring 89 points to 43 1 for Columbia and 15 23 for Ridgeville. Jan Abrahamowicz swept the 220 and broad jump while Reg Humphries won the shot and discus. Ridgeville’s lone win came from Jim McDaniels in the 880 as Pete Solanics and Larry Johnson posted notable times for Columbia.
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Clearview
Clearview High
Columbia
Ridgeville
Bobby Walker
Clippers
Raiders
Rangers
Clearyview
Jan Abrahamowicz
Reg Humphries
Humphries
Jim McDaniels
Pete Solanics
Larry Johnson
Masin
Isennour
Frederick UR
Dash
Jontson
Nix
Richards
Osborne
McDaniel
Thomas
Myers AR
Ciearview
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Howell
Wink
McDaniels
Brezaemiek
Dreger
Dennis
Abrahamentes
Way Johnson
Provenza
Hales
Abrahamower
Brant
Irish Top Brookside Nips Brookside 3-2 in City Showdown
Lorain St Mary defeated Brookside High 3 to 2 on a three hit pitching effort by Carl Sutak and Jack Larsen. Larsen relieved Sutak in the sixth and retired the Cardinals hitless in the last two frames, as the Irish pushed across two runs in the final inning.
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Lorain
Lorain St. Mary
Brookside High
City
Carl Sutak
Jack Laren
Laren
Sutak
Cardinals
Pioneer Netters Triumph in Season Opener at Ely Stadium
Elyria High’s tennis squad opened the 1959 season with a 6-2 win over Lorain, led by Jim Guest and Larry Stark in singles. Pioneers swept the five singles in straight sets while doubles saw a surprising Lorain upset as Guest/Stark lost to Ernie Kuhn and Dave Stronsky. Pond/Hutchings won two doubles, Elyria faces Fremont next in Buckeye Conference action.
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Elyria
High
Ely Stadium
Lorain
Jim Guest
Larry Stark
Jim Rakestraw
Ritchie Pond
Kent ‘Dawson
Rick Hutchings
Pio‘neers
Guest
Stark
Steelers
Ernie Kuhn
Dave Stronsky
Elyria bowling stars shine in multiple league events
Diederick led the Tarry Tavern Turkey Shoot with a 661 series on 266 191 204 for the men. Frisce totaled 267 to edge Diederick by one pin, 634 for the Bowling Center All-Star League. Marsh led the Elyria Women's League with a 565 set and top game 216 by Rita Ody. Others reaching 600 included Virgil Schuster 614 Cluck Lewicia 610 Ted Tarry 610 and Herb Guyeska 601. Kubuski 628 Hinchliffe 612 Scrivens 412 Miller 609 Pilarczyk 60L. In women’s league, Repas 542 Surdock 535 Hal 503. Royal Catering tops United Polish Club second half at 3544 15% and faces Toggery-Boystown Tuesday at Stoney’s. Officers named: Cal Harrell president Steve Kaminski vice president Rol Moran secretary treasurer. Resar Builders won second half Elyria Women’s League with 28 17 and a 932 game. Dr Pepper and Atwell Coin Vending tied for Bowl-O-Drome C League second half title to be decided later.
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Rita Ody
Diedrick
Tarry Tavern
Virgil Schuster
Cluck Lewicia
Ted Tarry
Herb Guyeska
Don Kubuski
Bowling Center
Harry Hinchliffe
Elks
Stoney’s Rainbow Lanes
George Scrivens
Walt Miller
Steve Pilarczyk
Marsh
Ody
Elyria
Bonnie Repas
Jane Surdock
Irene Halleft
Royal Catering
Stoney’s
King Toggery-Boystown
Cal Harrell
Steve Kaminski
Rol Moran
Gene Resar Builders
Dr. Pepper
Atwell
Br. Pepper Atwell Coln
Bath Bione
Bess & Antsy QC
Ual
Ainger
Ken
Women’s League
Horton
Jim
Vecaeunsdeenseee
Chevrolets
Jets
Elyria Women's League
Bummperestes
Engesengeee Iis
Pontiaca
Gem Wives
Bien
Gene Hesar
Charla Fackler
Lincoln-Mercur
Cece
Johnsons Ato Syrah Dades
Pontiacs
Ella McCareys
Will
Islee
Tlwsine
Torgery-Boystown
Eeye
Butcka
Jety
Betty Fackler
Nehi Beverage SD
Lorain
Mater Dairy
Gane Rider
Bucera
Cardia Nail Elks
Seagle
Jane Burdock
Moelk Sales
Days Hardware Ballet Dairy
Alice/ Hermans
Hart
Dohna Sons Auto Wash
Ae Waees
Knowles
Lincoln-Mercury
Toggery Boys
Careys Villa
Marth
Lance Bulcki
Lorain Gluas Parate
Eng Bhop United Polish Club League
Moelk
Mens Shop
Duke Eliott
Royel Ci CO
Seeces Bbbe SY Knowles Party Store
Bove Berber
Ty Excavating
Dick Baird
Hermans Appliance
M-S-M Inc
Thotoaseon
George Valerius
Les Gast Insurance
Lorain Glass Q. U. Poc Sporta Descrease 2 Ag
Ken Caygill
Plas Construction
Har Construction
Midway Drive
al Btarzewski
Pean Ae Gage
Firelands
South Am
Ed Tslarek
Belleting
General Indusherer Thomesson
United Polish
Len Nester
Ridgeville High hosts meeting for summer baseball program
Parents of boys aged 10 to 16 in the North Ridgeville area gather tonight at Ridgeville High to organize a summer baseball program. United Polish Club of Little League South schedules practice tomorrow at 4 at Hamilton School on 13th Street and Elyria Hardware also plans practice Friday at 4 at Recreation Field diamond No 3. Draft choices of all South teams will appear in tomorrow's newspaper.
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North Ridgeville
Ridgeville High
United Polish Club
Little League South
Hamilton School
13Th St
Elyria Hardware
Recreation Field Diamond
Bowling clashes feature in Elyria leagues and toppers
The 600 Club Tarry Tavern Turkey Shoot lists Dick Diederick Virgil Schuster and Chuck Lewicki with high scores while Ted Herb Guyeska posts a 610. In the All-Star League Mike Frisco Don Kubuski post top totals and Elyria Elks Twesdley League highlights Harry Hinchliffe Martha Marsh Bonnie Repas Jane Surdock Rita Ody Irene Hallett in women’s play with mixed results across a busy bowling scene.
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Bowling Center
Mike Frisco
Don Kubuski
Elyria Elks
Veeck Starts Gags Flying at Comiskey Park
Chicago crowds saw Bill Veeck bring his showman style to Comiskey Park in a season preview. A pre game pitching exhibition, an aerial bomb cannonade, and free beer accompanied a 20 to 4 White Sox win over the Kansas City Athletics in front of 19 303 fans marking the club’s fourth straight victory.
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UPI
Comiskey Park
Chicago White Sox
Bill Veeck
Veeck
White Sox
Kansas City Athletics
Leafs Do It Again In OT To Tie Cup Series
Toronto Maple Leafs won 3-2 over Montreal in overtime on Dick Duff s goal. Coach Punch Imlach praised the late rally and said Toronto will chase the Cup, as Montreal leads 2-1 with game four set for Thursday on home ice. Bert Olmstead and Billy Harris scored for Toronto while Marcel Bonin and Dickie Moore replied for Montreal.
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Ont
UPI
Toronto Maple Leafs
Dick Duff
George
Punch
How They Stand and Tuesday Baseball Results
League standings show Milwaukee, Chicago, New York, and Cleveland leading their divisions with mixed records. Tuesday results include Milwaukee 4 Philadelphia 2, New York 25 Baltimore 3, Boston 7 Washington 3, Chicago 5 San Francisco 2, Cleveland 8 Detroit 1, Cincinnati 3 Pittsburgh night, Chicago 2 Kansas City 0, St Louis 6 Los Angeles 2 night.
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Yankees
Bill Skowron
Baltimore
Don Larsen
Jim Coates
Arnold’ Portocarrero
Dick Gernert
Gene Stephens
Red Sox
Murray Vail
Ike Delock
Reno Bertoia
Washington
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Milwaukee
Cleveland
Chicago
Boston
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Kansas City
Jyittsburgh
Phildelphia
Detroit
Incinnati
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Grim
Cincinnati
Friend
Latman
Nuxhell
Foyiick
St. Lows
T. Mensh
Dckson
Drysdale
Kemmerer
Casale
Wabowsky
Antonelli
Ford
Wilhelm
Philadelphia
Bowling Results and League Standings Across Lorain County
Local bowling results list LEAB ROMEC and JOWL O DROME leagues with high individuals like Eiieen Lesby 435 and Genny Barnes 444, plus team scores for Motors & Assembly, Engineering, and others. Multiple leagues including Elyria Dairies and Lorain Women’s League show final tallies, standings, and notable performances by Tart players and clubs such as Kenno's Cafet, Chocolate, and Chamber outfits.
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Leab-Romec Girls League
Geles
Eiieen Lesby
Motors& Assimbly
Genny Barnes
Fight Results New Bedford Bout Ends in KO Win
In New Bedford Massachusetts Jim my Comers from 1764 New Bedford knocked out Bonny Save of New York in the fight ending by knockout.
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New Bedford
Mass
Jimmy Comers
New Bedfars
Bonny Save
New York
Home League bowls at Tarry Tavern this evening
The Tarry Tavern hosts the Home League bowls tonight at 6 45 with first shift listings including Saddler Insurance Stroh Beer Saly Meats and Bill's Mobil Service Moose 77H Gratton Pharmacy.
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Tarry Tavern
Saddler Insurance
Stroh
Saly Meats
Tarry Laner
Bill's Mobil Service
Moose
Gratton Pharmacy
Dick's Pure Ol
Klarex Apparel
West River Hardware
Green Dragon Tavern
Carling’s
Black Label
Gaten Pharmacy
Ray's Place
Boleroub
Fragmented note on gift offering and warmth
A partial line shows someone offering warmth and a pie as a gesture to a child. The readable fragment suggests kindness and sharing but lacks clear names, places, or events to identify.
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Pioneer Netters
Triumph
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Ernie Kuka
Hornia
Daya Strofisky
Iritenly Foad
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Kent Dawson
Denote Reshetar
Eleta
Ed Mingsiey
Kuhn
Strongsky
Ron Rieth
Sierk Elyria
Pond
Hutchings
Elgrin
Pr Malaar
Kingsley
Dick Diederick
Mike Frisce
Martha Marsh
Diederick
Frisce
Tarry Lanes
Diamond
600 Club
Chuck Lewicki
Ted
United
Women's League
Irene Hallette
Leafs
Derry
T Firelands
South Amherst
John Weaver
Imate Bruce Burmham
Jimi Coolidge
Art Roos
Cavaliers
Burnham
Leimbach
Hettle
Balzer
Dash Weaver
Kilsride
Hat
Hall
Coates
Coolidge
Ancin UN
Gardner
Miller
Beriin Heighta
Borohem
Lindes
Bush
Kilbride
South Amhherst
Dash—Weaver
Otto
Pryor
Read
Hartlebe
Coward
Kotora
Ivandle
Dash—Kioride
Weaver
Panrne
Jones
Prisstas
Sed Linden
Aed
Otte On
Wilts
Marte
Gan
Ives Bucket
Ton
Ives
ST. John Lutheran League
Steve's Barbers
Grafton Trinity
Goders L. High
Gene Persensky
Inamaals A. Roth
Dobrowsk
U, P
Muyar
Vurance J. Geo
Berivens
Berlin
Murbach
Coal and Supply
West Bridge
Alg Ai
Steed
America
E. Bridge Street
General Tire Service
W. Erie
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