Indians Rally in 12 Inning Opener for 8-7 Win
The Indians clinched an 8-7 victory over the Red Sox in 12 innings as Max Alvis drove in the winning run with Chuck Hinton on second. The game featured 18 players from each side, five hours of re introductions, and miscues that left fans noting a sloppy, entertaining opener in Cleveland.
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Sam McDowell
Jack Kralick
Cleveland Stadium
Rocky River Sets Ohio Relay Record at Mansfield Meet
Rocky River led the four mile relay to a state mark of 18 minutes 11.8 seconds, erasing the previous Ohio record. John Boros ran the anchor in 4:25 with teammates Ken Golinski Dave Chapman and Terry Kellerman. Cleveland St Joseph placed second and Hazel Park Michigan third as 39 teams entered the Friday program. Seventeen events and 2005 athletes from 199 high schools were set for today.
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Ken Golinski
Dave Chapman
Terry Kelleman
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Hazel Park
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McGhee Lifts Pioneer Past Ridgeville In Prep Baseball Surge
Elyria pitcher McGhee led a 60 victory over visiting Ridgeville in a rearranged game moved from Ridgeville to Elyria. He collected three hits three runs and three steals as he continued a seven steal streak across three games. Umpires meet Monday at the Elyria YMCA at 7 30 to discuss joining the summer program amid a busy schedule with a noon doubleheader versus Oberlin and upcoming sectional battles.
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Tom Wiling
Meyer
Local IDs Show Mix of Names and Codes in OCR Line
An OCR line lists several names paired with odd numbers or codes such as Peg Taylor with 45, Flo Fuerst with 529, Kay UhiI with n6, Lauretta Moore with 51 1, Florence Vanover with 309, Frankie Mourray with 305, Nita Cumming with 304, Terry Nirgowski with pl, Helen Jalowier with nl, and Betty Prohazka with 5ol, suggesting a transcription of a roster or index with inconsistent formatting. The fragment hints at a larger list or catalog entry.
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Flo Fuerst
Kay Uhii
Lauretta Moore
Florence Vanover
Frankie Mourray
Nita Cumming
Terry Nirgowski
Helen Jalowier
Betty Prohazka
Craig 4th tags are Cincy suit
UPI Sports Writer Roger Craig starts his fourth season with three teams in as many years. Traded from the Reds to the Phillies, he earned a win in relief against St Louis and then beat Cincinnati 4-3 as Philadelphia remained the NL’s only undefeated team at 3-0. Other NL results included Dodgers, Giants, Braves, and Cardinals wins. Reds and Mets losses noted.
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Jim Lefebvre
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Phil Regan
Forbes Field
Bob Gibson
Alex Johnson
Lou Brock
Brooklyn Dodgers
Phillies
Willie McCovey
Tom Haller
Frank Linzy
Bob Shaw
Mets
Cleon Jones
Ohioan Wins High Point in National AAU Junior Boxing
James Parks of Cleveland Ohio defeated Paul Jinenez of Saginaw Michigan by a first round knockout in the second round of 136 pound competition at the National AAU Junior Boxing Championships held Friday.
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James Parks
Cleveland
Ohio
Paul Jinenez
Saginaw
Mich
600 Club Members List Names and Scores
A compact register listing members and scores or codes: Warren Schroeder 1%6 Ray Benson 635 Kenn Ball 631 Charles Tower 625 Herb Guyeska 624 Tom Blanco 610 John McCabe 107 Eugene Machovina 606 Dean Boone 65 Bill Spaeth a4 Wayne Borman f3 Bob Machovina 602.
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Warren Schroeder
Ray Benson
Kenn Ball
Charles Tower
Herb Guyeska
Tom Blanco
dJohn McCabe
Eugene Machovina
Dean Boone
Bill Spaeth
Wayne Borman
Bob Machovina
Amherst 9 Advances to Lorain Class AA Quarterfinals
Amherst 9 routed Cloverleaf 13-1 to reach the Lorain Class AA Sectional quarterfinals against Highland. Dan Abrahamowicz led the offense with three doubles while Chris Huesser pitched a three hit complete game as Amherst scored seven runs in the fourth inning aided by 12 Cloverleaf errors.
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Amherst
Cloverleaf
Lorain
Comets
Highland
Chris Huesser
Dan Abrahamowicz
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