Indians explode scoreboard as Donovan blanks Red Sox
Cleveland Indians win 5 0 over Boston, led by Dick Donovan’s five hitter shutout. Willie Kirkland and Al Lu p homers sparked the offense apiece, with Donovan fanning six and walking three. Gary Geiger drew a walk in the ninth before Carl Yastrzemski grounded into a game ending double play.
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Hawks tie series with win over Leafs in Toronto
Chicago coach Rudy Pilous warned about his team's form as the Hawks beat Toronto 4 to 1 to even the Stanley Cup final at two wins each. Pilous praised the fighting spirit sparked by a fight between Murray Balfour and Bobby Baun and noted he expects a tough Toronto game Thursday night.
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Irish leap to 6 1 win over Brookside in baseball
Brookside 9 fell to Irish 6 1 at City Field as Irish offense opened with six runs in the fifth inning. Dennis Keating had three hits for Irish with Dale Sabotha adding two as Lencker and Sabotka contributed key plays. Cleveland’s offense then built a lead, with unearned runs in the next frame and Grady-like scoring by Kirkland and Lupow, while Indian starters Sabotka and Keating boosted the visitors' advantage. The Indians face a three game set in New York starting Saturday with Donovan expected to start one game.
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Dan Ditland
Pete Runnels
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Sam McDowell
Florida
Elyria Catholic first home track meet sets scene for later triumph
Bay Village defeated Elyria Catholic 87 to 31 in the Panthers first home track on the new facility. Coach Wayne Diederich oversaw preparations from water removal to lime marking and pole vault setup, while praising a few bright performances from Filiaggi Will Dennis Hall and Haehn. The meet highlighted the weathered track and the need for topping, with Elyria Catholic hosting Ridgeville and Clearview next, to prep for the North Central Conference meet.
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