Indians Rest Up For Sex
The Cleveland Indians, in fourth place and 14 1/2 games behind, rest before a schedule against the Chicago White Sox and Detroit Tigers. The club aims to regain its winning rhythm during a 15 game home stand with 10 night games as key opponents Detroit and New York loom large in the stretch.
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New York Yankees
Chicago White Sox
Redskins
Detreit
Tigers
Tribe
Detroit
New York
Barber Triumphs In 18 Hole Playoff At Olympia Fields
Jerry Barber, a 46 year old Los Angeles pro and father of five, rallied from a four stroke deficit with three holes to play to win an 18 hole playoff on the North Course at Olympia Fields. He cited the course as a faders golf one where honest greens rewarded his style and his late surge earned him his biggest payday, a Ryder Cup berth, and future exhibition earnings.
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Chicago
UPI
Jerry Barber
Barber
Ban Jenuery
Oat Vaeeke
Ty Gg
Olympia Fields
Piacente
Yun Y Lau
Basher
Los Angeles
General Industries
Colrse
Gqven
January
Fire Fighter
Larry Bidlingmyer
Bidlingmyer
Fire Fighters
Lengel
Ned
Bankers
Jim Polen
Jerry Jones
Dave Strickler
Bowling Results and a Pro Golf Victory Highlight
The bowling results show Marge's leading with 2915-1844, Agnes Mitchell posting a 431 high series, and various players including Marguerite, Betty, Jeanne, Ruth, Rose, Bettie, and Anna Rogers with mixed scores. A January playoff ended on the last green when a par save would have extended the match. In golf, Barber seized victory after a sand-shot from 183 yards, earning $17,276 this year and his eighth tour win in 12 years.
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Marge’s
Marguarite
Betty Tuck
Jeanne
Ruths
Agnes Mitchell
Rose
Bettie
Anna Rogers
Barber
Emerson in Times list of greatest Americans by Adams and others
The Times Book Review feature by J Donald Adams leads Ralph Waldo Emerson among ten great Americans in a playful yet serious lineup. The piece names Franklin, Washington, Jefferson, Lincoln, Roosevelt, Edison, Twain, and others, noting editors suggest reader input while discussing sports figures and boxing legends as part of the all star roster.
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J. Donald Adams
Ralph Waldo Emerson
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Waldo
Ruth and
Arcaro
J. Donald Adames
Benjamin Franklin
George Washington
Thomas Jefferson
Abraham Lincoln
Francis Parkman
Winslow Homer
William James
Theodore Roosevelt
Robert Frost
Woodward
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Thomas A. Edison
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Mark Twain
Stephen Foster
Dwight Esargent
Fun and
Ty Cobb
Steve Ketchell
Pop Anson
Snapper Garrison
Babe Ruth
Jack Dempsey
Bobby Jones
Herb Elliott
Bill Tilden
Red Grange
Valery Brumel
Gertrude Ederle
Joe Louis
Eddie Arcaro
Elliott
Brumel
United States
Oxford
Elyria Slow Pitchers Edge Toward Fever Pitch
Tension builds as the double elimination stage advances in Elyria softball. Tomorrow eight teams remain with six thirty p.m. starts at West Recreation Field across four diamonds. Federal Aviation Authority faces Blue Sky Inn while Bernie's Restaurant battles county champion Stan's Villa on diamond No 1. Ohio Sanitary meets United Polish Club on diamond No 3 and Giant Tiger plays the Fire Department on diamond No 4.
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West Recreation Field
Federal Aviation Authority
Blue Sky, Inn
Bernie's Restaurant Battles
Stan’s’ Villa
Ohio Sanitary
United Polish
Club
Giant Tiger
Fire Department
Electricians Win North Minor B Title Over Bally Co
Novak Electric clinched the Little League North Minor B crown with a 10 to 7 victory over Bally Co after winning the series opener. Bally Co scored in the second. Novak answered with four in the third and kept pressure, while late surges and pitching helped seal the title.
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Novak Electric
Bally Co
Electricians
Fally Co
Novak
Laporte
Mike Plastosset
Bally
Merchants
Columbia
White Sox
Lorain
County Hot Stove
Major League Leaders and Standings Highlight Annual Meeting
National League leaders include Robinson Reds Cepeda Giants and Aaron Braves with high batting averages and home run counts. American League shows Mantle Yankees Killebrew Orioles Gentile and Kaline among top hitters. A special meeting for officers is scheduled at Brandt Hall in Elyria with details about pitching and standings.
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Robinson
Reds
Clemente Pitz
Cepeda
Giants
Mays
Robinson Cinn
Aaron
Braves
Mathews
Moon Case
Learue — Maris
Yanks
Aaron Mil
Mantle
Killebrew
Altman
Orioles
Gorcese
Tigers
Gentle
Cepeda SF
Ash
Boyer
Buns
Ein Gonzalez
Pha
Pinon
Ah Mays
Feese
Lorain County
Ely
Merican
Paris
Yanxss
Beanon
Gentile
Mantie
Yanxs
Izaak Walton
Colavite
Howard NY
Harry Bemis
Podies
Dodgers
Purkey
Jaey
Brandt Ball
Green Wash
Ford
Grassie’s
Bullebsex Minn
Schall
Red Sox
Mossi
M-side Inn
Oberlin Rd
Elyria
Kaline
Det
Browns Prep As Renfro Returns From Injury
In Hiram Ohio veteran Renfro nicknamed the rabbit was listed to take it easy in practice due to a knee problem from last season. Bob Gam, another veteran, was observed with a possible shin bruise but expected to join much of today’s drills. Ray Renfro's presence brings optimism to Browns officials as camp continues.
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Hiram
Ohio
UPT
Renfro
Bob Gam
Cleveland Browns
Their
Hiram College
Gain
Browns
Eile Wue Nuul
Ray Renfro
Grafton Closes With Victory
Grafton clinched a 11-7 win over Litch as Renfro, a North Texas State graduate, showed speed in his 10th practice camp with the Browns. The veteran backfield featured Ken Hicks and Tom Kubuski, with Kubuski hooking long passes at key moments.
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Renfro
North Texas
Grafton
Orioles No. 2
Litch
Field
Lorain County
Hot Stove
Ken Hicks
Howard Chavalis
Tom Kubuski
Graftons
CDGA Reschedules Scotch Foursome at Beechmont
The Cleveland District Golf Association will hold the Scotch foursome event in two parts at Beechmont. The morning round from July 2 was rained out. the afternoon round is rescheduled for Monday August 14 with roughly the same start times. Players should contact the CDGA for any changes.
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Cleveland District Golf Association
Beechmont
CDGA
Dodgers Defeat LaGrange Nine in Amherst Baseball Action
Amherst league action saw the Dodgers take the second half title as they defeated LaGrange 9-0. In other leagues, the Tigers downed the White Sox 3-0 on one hit, while the Yankees clinched the second-half playoff by beating the Cardinals 4-3 and prepared to meet the Orioles.
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North Eaton
Amherst
Tigers
Lorain County
Sox
Detroit Tigers
Dodgers
Yankees
Cards
Yanks
Orioles
Dallas
Ft. Worth
Ken Lengel
Houston
the Stars
Lengel
the Seals
Lorain Coun
Trotty Savings and Trust
Histers
Prancers
Trotters
Wilmot Printing
Hart Construction
Hart’s
Champion Drugs Lose in North Ridgeville League Tilt
Towner Drugs were defeated in a North Ridgeville Baseball League game, ending their 17 game string as city champions. Rudy's Bowling edged Towners 12 to 31 in the season finale. Towners finish 17-1 with second to fourth place still contested for playoff spots.
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North Ridgeville
Towner Drugs
North Ridgevile
Rudy
Progaists
Towners
Legion Defeats D Nine In Junior Baseball Finale
Elyria Post 1 junior team beat the Elyria Hot Stove League all stars 5-3 in a four inning win and 4-3 in the fifth. The Legion ended their season with 24 victories and seven defeats. Bob Van Valkenburg Al Stacey Dick Roberts and Larry Gould drove in runs while Jim Dellisanti Matt Lepkowski and Ron George contributed key plays. Fred Berg pitched in relief and sealed the win with a seventh inning run.
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Elyria
American Legion
Legion
Hot Stovers
Bob van Valkenburg
al Stacey
Larry Gould
Dick Roberts
Dave Sito
Jim Lepkowski
Stars
Ron George
Jim Dellisanti
Fred Berg
Bob Clark
Berg
Aurora Lake Snapper Hauls Highlight Local Waters
Afloat and Afield notes large snapping turtles at Aurora Lake near the Streetsboro turnpike, with 30 to 35 pounders caught recently and a 50 pounder once claimed. The lake, rich in crappie bass and bluegill, is also tied to Arbogast Co. and features tagged fish prizes. The author plans an overnight trip to fish the snaggy waters.
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Joe
Phil George
J. C. Shambach
Ravenna
Aurora
Rt. 43
Streetsboro
George Brothers
Arbogast Co
Akron
Arbogast
Elyria Babe Ruth Leaders Face Second Half Showdowns
First half champions Schlather Insurance fade to an also ran as Sudre-Curtis Funeral Home and Reichlin Funeral Home vie for the second half crown. Merchants and Businessmen clash to decide a possible three team tie, with Schlather and Sudro watching and the Morticians sealing a 4-2 win as Coughlin and Mann duel strikeouts.
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Schlather Insurance
Schlather
Sudre-Curtis Funeral Home
Sadre
Insurancemen
Tom Coughlin
Sudre
Reichlin Funeral Home
Reichlin
Inale
Sudro
Ray Rounds
Morticians
Jim Couch
Ray Sands
Rick Walcott
Tony Aulisio
Coughlin
Terry Mann
Camping Show Tops Meeting At B L C Club Grounds
A Thursday night session of the B L C All-Outdoors Club will discuss a camping exhibition at 8. The meeting on the club grounds near Birmingham will air plans for a trap school and an outing for members wives.
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Birmingham
Gugro Curtis
Gopebue
Simon
Mann
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