Elyria Bows to Euclid in Twin-Bill rout and rough Willoughby game
Elyria High split a doubleheader with Euclid, losing 10-1 to Euclid then winning 14-2 in the morning. Pesti led Elyria with two triples and a single, while Clark hit a home run and two singles. Willoughby held to seven hits as Euclid powered past Elyria 10-1 in the nightcap.
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Bobs
Clark
Pesti
Rangers
Euclid
Elyria
Willoughby
Euclid High
Daniels
M &J
Pony League
Brian Hays
Bill Latta
Red
al the Pioneers
Kington
Panther
Pioneers
Colt
Hays
John Zaffer
Bill Gast
Elyria AB
Minkowski
Ela Oy
Flpsher
Schmitt
Ory Tee Stern
Ue Watson
Beee Malesky
Evette
Blessing
Sean Eee
Wicens
Latta
Redington
Grotke
Webb
Pest
Wright
Gast
Zaffer
Bell
Langer
Elyria T. Wroughby
Pentl
Malesky
Festi
Malesi
Panthers Triumph as Wren Guides Six-Run Morning Victory
A lively morning game ends early with six runs in the first inning by the Panthers. Wren leads the way with a strong performance as the Pioneers tally across every inning, including Grotke's homer described as the inning's highlight.
Bowling Center and League Scores and Highlights
In Elyria bowling leagues, Higgins and Ragnoni led with 172 high in a mixed doubles outing while Ed Ragnoni posted 455 series. Shoreline and team mates posted other 3-2 results, with Ruth Johns and Bob McKain among top individual scorers. The bowling center at Bohikin hosts final matches as teams from Evans lanes and Westlake compete for titles.
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Bowling Center
Higgins
Ragnoni
Oswalt & Murmy
Ed Ragnoni
McKein & Johns
Fire & Goode
Ruth Johns
Her
Id McKain
Braden
Elyria Eles
Seaeeeee Madaras & Close
Scrivens & Decell
Hengartner & Johnson Ees GL
Moran & Ragnorl
Glowacki & Redd
Kemp & Martin
Kem Algae
Paul Ether Iy
Dot Martin
Johnno
Kouko
Flood
Brugman
Pioneers
Goonley
Oleson
Cleveland
Keusman
Westlake
Bohikin
Smith and Dages Tarry
Gehrke
Don Flood Brower
Eleanor Gehrke
Westgate
Malin
Montagnese
Ping
Sionaratia
Carole Malin
Ray Benson
The
Tony Montagnese
Bvana i
Ted Terry
Pisos
Shies
Smith
Joan Allison
Peewee Berio-Draine
Frank
Jim’ Kehler
Redington
Atkins
Toth
Oleson and
Coon
Grothe
Ley
Russ Oleson
Daniels
Louise Oleson
S Hays
Hays
P-L - Stoney
Merchants League
Brown
Texaco
Gradys Garage
Lievyd
Thomas
Ape Eer Brewster Builders
Aecloud, Sbieee O OO O Souchak
Rorick Insurance i
Brown Jug
Desert Inn Country Club
Wall
Fin
Elyria Moore
Griffin
Bob ‘Bhenk
Carling’s Beeray
Sprochi
Fowder
Yern
Bill Masonis
Gortz
Brewster Builders
Leaged Bartlett
Xurverett Ren
Grady's Garage
Bernles Restaur
Ant
Bob Karnes
Ekinter Realtors
Horick
Larry Deimling
Palmer
Young Hardware
Carling’s Beer
Austin Roberts
Elyria
Grotke
Rositanc
Harver
Mi Ie
Turkal
Thomis
Bligh
Ojeson
Wottringthej
Cliff Quesenberry
Thome
Pat
Beebe
Aldrich
Bradner
Ruth
Warholse
James Hurd
Schroeder
Ee Ae
Walt Cameron
McMullen
Burgers
Warholla
Wild Bohrarder
Wottring
Morrison
Blake
Hurd
Val Scrivens
the Point
Gil and Thome
Beebe and
Aldrich Burke Furniture
Vrrreer
T. Evelyn Aldrich
Empire Tavern
Camersah and McMullen
Massey Garlisle Lumber
Husbands
Don Cameron
Pepsi-Cols de
Mikes Bike Shop
Barry's
Joe Fazekas
Pepsi-Cola
Walt Watters
Carlisle Lumber
Harry's Men's Wear
Tom Terry
Bill Muscnts
Burke Purniture
Nicklaus Claims Youngest North and South Amateur Title
At Pinehurst North and South Amateur Nicklaus 13 year old from Columbus Ohio wins the 59 year history youngest titlist in the tournament. He defeats Gene Andrews 4 and 5 after a grueling 36 hole final and seals victory with a 6 foot putt on the 26th hole.
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Pinehurst
N. C
UPI
Jack Nicklaus
Columbus
Ohio
Gene Andrews
Pacific Palisades
Calif
Nicklaus
Andrews
Pore Boy Mike Souchak Wins Big Las Vegas Victory
Las Vegas reports thousands gamble for returns but Durham NC’s Mike Souchak dominates the seventh annual Tournament of Champions winning 310,000 first prize and about 12,000 from the Calcutta pool after admitting a 2.75 loss at slot machines.
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Las Vegas
Nev
UPI
Durham
N. C
Mike Souchak
Calcutta
National League first game doubleheader at Pittsburgh and Philadelphia
Coverage of early National League first games with Pittsburgh beating Philadelphia in 9 to 2, details on pitchers Law Burgess Hearn Coniey Farrell Hegan and Cardwell. Includes box scores and home runs by Groat and other players with later games summaries and notable performances across cities.
Sky Is Limit For Orioles After Sweep
Orioles sweep weekend series as Roy Sievers and Jum Lemon lead Senators with homers for a 4-3 win. Bobby Cery’s third-inning shot proves decisive for Athletics in 4-3 victory over Tigers. Yankees slip as Red Sox edge them. Dodgers rise to first in West after beating Cardinals. Giants, Phillies, and Pirates post wins in varied results across the league.
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Roy Sievers
Jum Lemon
Senators
Bill Fischer
Boston
Bob Cery
Harvey Kuenn
Athletics
Tigers
Rentocee Casal
Fred Down Richards
United Press International
Casey Stengel
Paul Richards
Baltimore Orioles
New York Yankees
Washington Senators
Boston Red Sox
Richards
Kansas City Athletics
Orioles
Detroit Tigers
Yankees
Los Angeles Dodgers
Dodgers
Los
St. Louis Cardinals
Angeles
Cincinnati Reds
Milwaukee Braves
Charlie Neal
San Francisco Giants
Carl Furillo
Gil
Chicago Cubs
Phila Hodges
Nant
Delphia Phillies
Pitts
Chicago White Sox
Burgh Pirates
Nationals
Cleveland Indians
White Sox
Indians
Jim
Finigan
Ear
Ly Wynn
Billy Pierce
Brooks Robinson
Im Spadea
Jackie Brandt
Whitey Ford
Wilhelm Homer
Hirst
Giants
Glen Hobbie
Jack Sanford
Yankee
Aitter
Wilhelm
Dick Groat
Baltimore
Ted
Pirates
Gus Triandos
Dave Phil
Hoyt Wilhelm
Willie Jones
Phillies
Baseball scores and lineups from multiple leagues
An international league update lists game results with team abbreviations and pitcher lines. Baltimore and New York played to a loss and win with figures for players O'Dell Pappes Wilhelm Berra and others. A later entry shows Buffalo beat Havana while Miami and Rochester also posted scores alongside Columbus Montreal and Toronto standings.
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Baltimore
New York
O'Dell
Pappes
Johnson
Ginsberg
Tiandng
Sturdivant
Shantz
Duren
Howard
Pappna
Lower Ford
Wilhelm
Trinidos Maaselt
Berra
Hi—Green Betrelt
Kansan City
Bunning
Davie
Morgan
Berberet
Grim
Daley
House
Grimm
Lover—Bunning
Br—Cerv
Buffalo
Havana
Miami
Rochester
Columbus
Montreal
Richmond
Toronto
Riesen Named Prexie Coach at Marion Harding
Armini Pete Riesen, 34, longtime Mentor High School football coach, will take over as head coach at Marion Harding on May 4, succeeding Gordon Larson who moved to the Ohio State University staff after the prior season. A native of New Springfield, Mahoning County, Riesen is a Wittenberg College graduate who coached three seasons at Mentor High.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Armini
Pete) Riesen
Mentor
Will Belome
Marion Harding
Gordon Larson
Ohio State University
Riesen
New Springfield
Mahoning County
Wittenberg College
Amherst Diamond Tryouts Schedule For Boys Baseball
Amherst set for baseball tryouts this week weather permitting. Paville and Texas Leaguers ages 9 to 11 will try at Automatic Field tonight and tomorrow at 6. Ages 12 to 14 the American Leaguers will try all four nights at Memorial Field at 6. Ages 15 to 17 the National Leaguers will try at Powers Field all four nights at 6. Mark Cavanaugh Bull Wilhelm and John Lambie lead respective groups.
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Amherst
Amhers
Paville
Texas
Automatic Field
Mark Cavanaugh
Memorial Field
Bull Wilhelm
Powers Field
John Lambie
Raider Athletes Honored At Columbia High Banquet
Columbia High celebrated football basketball and girls softball with an athletic banquet Saturday night. Kenneth Cochran of Akron University delivered the keynote, as coaches Frank Martin Bob Weaver and Sally Kapear presented awards to varsity juniors sophomores and freshmen across football basketball and girls softball with numerous players named in each squad.
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OP Raiders
Alfred Meek
Columbia High
Frank Martin
Bob Jerman
Pete Solancs Weaver
Columbia Station
Kenneth
Red) Cochran
Akron University
Quest
Bob Weaver
Sally Kapear
Bentor Alfred Meek
Gary Davis
Dan Maridak
Russ Betch
Jerry Richards
Peter Solanics
Larry Betts
Dicleroman
Ob Eichenberg
Keith Bender
Charles Hitchcok
Paul Berger
Nelson Baker
Pete Solames
Jim Keyne
Don Madak
Larry Coleman
Junious Dale Dreger
Dick Terlep
Bruce Brant
Harold Warner
Jack Hawke
Ken Roth
Larry Hawke
Larry Smith
Bob Isenhaur
Bob Shaffer
Bon Elshenberg
Dick Crowell
Tom Crow
Rosanne Rundle
Dottie McLaughlin
Janice Berger
Indy Dreger
Barbare Grilla
Pat Skryzmosk
Louise Jakobsky
Linda Schobert
Elaine Miller
Shirley Madak
Sheila Truelton
Noriny
Grills
Nancy Davis
Jon Witland
Valerie Yants
Mary Lou Belzak
Oberlin Yeomen dominate Case Tech in easy dual win
Oberlin College trackmen, led by Walt Johnson, rolled to a 104 to 23 victory over Case Tech. Johnson won the 100 in 10.4 seconds, the 220 yard low hurdles in 26.4, and anchored the winning 80 relay. other Oberlin winners included DeLong in the mile, Humphrey in the 440, Meyersberg in the 880, Wolfe in the two mile, and Lund in the high jump.
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Oberlin
Ralph Bichter
Oberlin College
Case Tech
Walt Johnson
Jack Kepler
Wellington
Benson Leads Tarry Lanes As 664 Series Tops Bowling Week
The Elyria traveling league saw strong showings with Ted Tarry posting a 664 series including 247 202 215 for Tarry Lanes to win two lines from Evans Lanes and stay seven games behind Elyria Bowling Center. Other top scores included Ray Benson 633 and Jack Tarry Jr 631.
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Elyria
Indians
Chicago White Sox
Maples
Ted Tarry
Tarry Lanes
Evans Lanes
Elyria Bowling Center
Elyria Traveling League
Ray Benson
Wack Varry Jr
Ray Knight
Ray Poling
Frank Varsa
Dick Nolt
Ed Ragnon
Louw Barkaes
Landing 3-1 Pick Landing 3-1 Pick
AGUA CALIENTE Mexico UPN First Landing champion two-year-old last year was 3-1 favorite for the Kentucky Derby today in Caliente futures book. First Landing likely remains favorite for next Saturday's classic until the futures close Thursday after the Derby trial. Our Dad the hottest horse in the book dropped from 50-1 to 8-1 after Wood Memorial third. Tommy Lee California champion fell from 8-1 to 4-1. Sword Dancer 5.1 and Silver Spoon 61.
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Agua Caliente
Mexico
Tony Alessia
Snan
Alessia
Hayes Lands Fresh Columbus Cup
Hayes leads Buckeye football program as Dayton tops Dayton in spring inters. a freshman trio scores four touchdowns for Akron based team while Troy’s Bobby Fergus shines. Ohio State women’s bowling notes Miss Levine rounds out team totals with 3,188 aggregate pins and a 303 handicap moving them to top spot.
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Columbus
Ohio State
Weedy Hayes
Dayton
Akron
UPI
Shuley
Wasiine
Troy
Bobby Fergus
Miss Levine
Wilhelm Knucklers Make Life Miserable for Triandos
Gus Triandos, battered all day by Hoyt Wilhelm knuckleballs, tied an American League record with four passed balls in a doubleheader against the Yankees. The crowd and Triandos’s teammates sympathized as Wilhelm’s pitches kept him off the bases and Triandos lamented the rough day, noting he’d caught eight passed balls this season.
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NEW ‘York
UPI
Gus Triandos
Hoyt Wilhelm
Baltimore
Yankees
Ball Park
Trianlos
Ori
Yankros
Oles
Triandos
Wilhelm
Scm
Vrlandon
How They Stand Amid American League Baseball Scores
United Press International presents standings for the American League with wins and losses for Cleveland Kansas City New York Washington Detroit Boston and Chicago. Sunday results show Chicago 6 Cleveland 5 Baltimore 5 New York 4 Kansas City 4 Detroit 3 Washington 2 Boston 1. Saturday games include Chicago 8 Cleveland 2 Baltimore 2 New York 2 Washington 8 Boston 4 Kansas City 8 Detroit 7. Probable pitchers and upcoming games listed with matchups Boston Cleveland Washington Kansas City New York Chicago Baltimore Detroit.
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United Press Interna
Meveland
Jalimore
Kansas City
Boston
New York
Washington
Detroit
Chicago
Cleveland
Baltimore
Angeles
San Francisco
Qtuelinath
Hiladelphia Aes
Tali
Burgh
Louky Agl
Trader
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Cincinnat
Milwaukee
Los Angries
St Louis
St Tanis
Los Angeles
Philadelpha
Milsaukee
Jay
San Proudisco
Robert
Diamond Notices Little League South Mothers Meet at YMCA
Diamond notices announce a south district mothers group gathering at the YMCA tonight. Major and minor learners will attend along with board members and officers for an informal meeting.
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Little League South
Luxdiary
Tonicht
YMCA
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Tinaeare
Moose Jack & Jill
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Tim Burger
Cins
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Mr. Moneybags
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Ac Wall
Torchic Veri
Tory
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Big Mike
Dame Fortune
Sinee
Bowling Center Women's League
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Mallens
J C. Woodings
Kay Walker
Mike
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Jones
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Schmidt
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Singleton
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Broglio
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Holme Boyer
Zimmer
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Fischer
Courtney Loser-Casale
Slevers
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Sipley
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Perran
Gene Littler
Perry
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Lmer
Jasek Winkerstrong
Julius Boros
Stan Leonard
Doug Sanders
Ilwauked
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Frank Robbna Me
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Jat Belt
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Jack Tarry Jr
Dick Noll
Lou Barkacs
Stoney
Jack Wilson
Jim Moran
Evelyn Aldrich
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LaDonna Holzhauer
Dan Wettring
Pat Bradner
Moose
His & Hers
Bittner-DeCario Funeral Home
Gary Motors
Stoney’s
Grady’s
Garage
Don [Nid McMullen
Dewey Maddock
Hayes
Meads Vestiniecourt
Lafendrich
600 Club
Jin Moran
Harvey's
Donna Holzhauer
Diamond
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