Vic Davalillo Day as Indians Top Red Sox 7-4
Vic Davalillo stole two bases, hit a bases loaded triple and a 375 foot homer to spark Cleveland past the Boston Red Sox 7-4. Duke Sims also homered, and unearned runs in the second and sixth helped the Indians erase an early 3-0 deficit.
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Black Hawks grab lead with home ice ahead
In New York, Chicago’s Bob Schmautz scored the decisive goal as the Black Hawks beat the Rangers 2 1 to take a pivotal fifth playoff game. Bobby Hull and Pat Stapleton also scored for Chicago, sending the series to a sixth game with Hull’s team poised for more. Montreal awaits the winner in the semifinals after defeating Boston.
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Slow Pitch leagues plan April organizational meeting
The Elyria Slow Pitch Softball League and the Elyria Church Softball League will hold organizational meetings on April 2 at 7 30 PM in the YMCA. Interested entrants should attend. Both leagues tentatively set play to begin the week of May 7.
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Bunning again threads Young Award talk with no-hitter pace
Jim Bunning kept pace with baseball history by matching Cy Young in achieving a no hit game in both leagues and passing milestones. He struck out 1,000 NL batters in a five hit win for the Pirates, joining a rare club and driving Pirates to their first Bunning victory in a Pittsburgh uniform. The Giants swept the Phillies as Hart powered a three homer day, Marichal and Sadecki won for San Francisco, and other AL and NL games offered key scores. An Elyria youth league meeting was announced for tomorrow night to organize a six team amateur season.
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Schild rolls 692 in weekend bowling action
There was only one 600 series in the area over the weekend, but it was a big one. Don Schild, bowling in the Couples League at Grafton Lanes, posted a 602 series with games of 228 256 and 208.
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Wellington Forms Softball Teams Meeting Planned
Wellington aims to organize summer softball squads with a meeting at 8 tonight for men and high school seniors. The gathering will take place at the Oberlin Savings Bank branch in Wellington.
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Unclear Names and Codes From Fragmentary List
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Philadelphia Seeks East Title With Celtics Showdown
NBA action tightens race as 76ers push to seal the East title in Philadelphia tonight after beating Boston 110-103 in Boston and holding a 3 1/2 game edge. Lakers clinch West with 106-100 over Warriors while ABA Pipers sweep Muskies 114-105 to lead series.
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