Hart Construction, Savings and Trust win Pony League games
Hart Construction beat C A Olsen 8 5 with Shannoni Mowery and Steve Hays on the mound. Hays credited with the win as Olsen’s Dick Roberts and Jim Pritt each had two hits. Savings and Trust defeated the Fire Fighters 8 3 behind Bill Ogle and Mike Frisco with Becker starting for Fire Fighters. Hart improves to 5 4, Olsen to 3 7, Savings and Trust 4 6, Fire Fighters 5 5.
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Hart Construction
C. A. Olsen
Lorain County, Savings and Trust
Fire Fighters
Shannoni Mowery
Steve Hays
Hart
Hays
Dick Roberts
Jim Pritt
Olsen
Dick Neilsen
Tom Becker
Bank
Bob Court
Mike Frisco
Bill Ogle
Becker
Louis Oswalt
Savings and Trust
Patterson Says He Will Fight Harris with Flexible Plan
Floyd Patterson says he plans for 15 rounds but is ready for anything in his bout with Roy Harris. He notes Harris is undefeated and well conditioned, and Patterson will adapt as the fight develops, trusting a champion can cope with any situation.
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Harris
Roy
Cas
Floyd Patterson
Senate torpedoes sports anti trust bill in closed session
The Senate anti monopoly subcommittee tabled a House approved measure to exempt baseball and other professional team sports from anti trust laws. Chairman Fstae Wofanuar said time ran out to draft a acceptable substitute as Sen Joseph C. O Mahoney called the action a blank check for owners.
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House
Senate
Congress
Fstae Wofanuar
Eagles Defeat Legion Nine 9-7 In West Minor B Tilt
Elyria Eagles down American Legion 9-7 at Lappin Field in a Little League West Minor B game. Rick Rudd earned the win for the Eagles with two hits while Tim Noster and Jim Bailesky had two hits for Legion. Noster Bailesky and Pearson doubled for Legion. Krugman doubled for the Eagles.
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Elyria Eagles
American Legion
Lappin Field
Tim Noster
Jim Bailesky
Legion
Rick Rudd
Eagles
Noster
Bailesky
Mike Pearson
John Krugman
Rudd
Colts Sign Two Veterans for 1958 Season
The Baltimore Colts sign Art Spinney and L. Le G. Dupre as they open full scrimmaging in Westminster Maryland in preparation for the 1958 season. Spinney adds experienced play along the line while Dupre brings in depth for the roster.
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Colts
Westminster
Lorain County Track Hosts Action Speedway Champions Clash
Lorain County Speedway welcomes top stock car titlists Guy Keegan of Fremont and Dick Seymour of Swinsburg for a night of eight races across 94 laps. Rollie Beale of Toledo and Norm Laws of Bedford chase early-season wins as Time trials begin at 7 with first event at 8 30 pm.
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Guy Keegan
Fremont
Lorain County Speedway
Dick Seymour
Swinsburg
Seymour
Cleveland Auto Oval
Burton
Keegan
Lorain County
Rollie
Beale
Toledo
Norm Laws
Bedford
Guy DeVine
Ohio
Les Nichols
Cleveland
Rollie Minnick
Elyria
Minnick’s
Patterson Sees Harris Bout as His Toughest Fight
Floyd Patterson predicts his August 18 title defense in Los Angeles will be his hardest fight against Roy Harris. The heavyweight champion speaks in blunt terms about the challenge ahead as he previews the bout.
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Floyd Patterson
Roy Harris
Los Angeles
District Softball Set Back by Rain in Norwalk Tourney
Rain delayed the Fifth District Softball Tourney in Norwalk. Sandusky Rockets beat Norwalk Esgies 5-0 and Fremont Paint topped Erie County Lumber 5-0. One hitters were by Rip Ripley for Fremont and Cliff Burns for Sandusky. Tonight Norwalk Reineck's Tavern meets Fremont Liberty at 7 30 and Tiffin Routh Packers face Holland Market at 9.
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Norwalk
Sandusky Rockets
Norwalk Esgies
Fremont
Erie County Lumber
Rip Ripley
Cliff Burns
Sandusky
Baseball Standings and Weekend Schedule Across Leagues
National League standings show Milwaukee and San Francisco leading. Chicago and Los Angeles closely pursued. American League features New York and Boston atop the table with Cleveland and Detroit nearby. multiple night games and Sunday schedules list pitchers and matchups across cities.
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Milwaukee i
San Franciseg
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Chicago
Philadelph
Ahd
jSt Houle
Los Angeles Wah
Riday
Newalte Philadelphie
Rio
Louis O
Los ‘Angeles
Cincininath
Milwaukee
San Frencisco
Philadelphia
Los Angeles
St. Louis
San Francisco
New York
Boston
Cleveland
Baltimore
Kansas City
Detroit
Washington
Kan. City
Monroe
Wynn
Brewer
Grant
Brown
O'Dell
Bunning
Pascual
Tomanek
Ganiis
Roberts Wins 200th With 3-Hitter Giants Defeated
Lew Burdette earned his 10th victory with eight strikeouts as the Milwaukee Braves beat the San Francisco Giants 4 to 2. Dan McMahon contributed in the ninth to curb the Giants’ late threat and end a two game deficit in the National League race. Mel Roach appeared as a second-stringer for Milwaukee.
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Milwaukee Braves
San Francisco
Giants
Braves
Lew Burdette
Dan McMahon
Mel Roach
Lorain County golf tour narrows to finals at Oak Hill
Thirteen golfers remain from a field of over a hundred in the Lorain County Golf Tour at Oak Hill Country Club Lorain sponsored by the Lorain Knights of Columbus. Final rounds in all classes set for Aug 10 with Class AA semis matching Ja lowiec vs Skodny and Kohlmeyer against the Ed Edivy Bill Emery winner.
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Lorain County
Oak Hill Country Club
Lorain
Lorain Knights of Columbus
Max Jalowiec
Ben Skodny
Hank Kohlmeyer
Ed Edivy
Bill Emery
Klenny Berg
Braves
Eddie Mac Gall
Hucks
Detroit
Frank Torre
Baltimore
Honarris
Robin Roberts
Phillies
Jack Harshman
Same
Cubs
Jim Lenton
Roberts
Pace
Washington
Kansas City
Lemon
Dale Long
Roy Sievers
Philadelphia
Pookie
Bob Davis
Dave Hillman
Chico Fernandez
Los Angeles
Cincinnati
Don Hoak
Dodgers
Hoak
Ronnie Kline
Pirates
Cardinals
Bob Mabe
Kline
Roberto Clemente
Dick Stuart
Bob Sidinner
Bill Mazeroski
Pittsburgh
New York Yankees
Kent
Chicago White Sox
Bob Turley
Bill Skowron
Rocky Colavito
Cleveland Indians
Boston Red Sox
Cleveland
Minnie Minoso
Colavito
Cal Melish
Dave Sisler
U.S. Dominates Polish Track Team In Close Duel
Three Olympic champions Glenn Davis Parry OBrien and Tom Courtney led the U S men to a near assured victory over Poland in a close meet at Tenth Anniversary Stadium. The U S women trailed 26 25 as their competition neared completion in front of a near sellout crowd of about 100000.
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Warsaw
UPI
Glenn Davis
Parry O’brien
Tom Courtney
United States
Poland
U.S
Harold Connolly
Boston
Charley Dumas
Los Angeles
Ernie Shelby
Ira Murchison
Chicago
Ancel Robinson
Fresno
Calif
Davis
Murchison
Ira Davis
Philadelphia
Jim ‘Leprest
Abilene
Tex
Ed ‘Collymore
Cambridge
Mass
U. S
Barbara Jones
Earl Brown
Tones
Isabel Daniels
Jakin
Margaret Matthews
All
United Press
International Santa
Lucinda Williams
Toronto Maple Leafs
Bloomingdale
Columbus Jets
Montreal
Richmond
Royals
Vees
Rocky Nelson
Tim Thompson
Archie Wilson
Toronto
Double Entry Proposal Nears AL Vote On Replay Rule
American League owners discuss Lew Fonseca’s proposal to allow a removed player to return after an inning's absence. Harridge says fans would gain a shot in the arm while Joe Osot and others critique the idea. Tigers and Indians have mixed views as NL and minor leagues would need approval. Giants owner Stoneham believes the game is fine as is.
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Chicago
UPI
White Sox
Lew Fonseca
Will Harridge
Harridge
Eddie Joost
Philadelphia Athletics
Kansas City Athletics
Parke Carroll
New York Yankees
Dan Topping
Detroit Tigers
Cleveland Indians
Tigers
Frank Lane
Indians
San Francisco Giants
Horace Stoneham
Girl Is Big Swim Hope For 1960 Supremacy
Topeka dispatch notes Chris Von Saliza of Santa Clara as America’s top hope for 1960 swimming success after a sensational AAU senior women’s meet performance. The report highlights Von Saliza, a West Coast standout who narrowly missed the 1956 Olympic team, as a leading contender for future Olympic glory.
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Topeka
Kan
UPI
Chris von Saliza
America
Port Santa Clara
Calif
Myral-old
Home Loop Meets LV Star Sets World Record in Naperreiaye
Miss Von Saltza, an American-born athlete, posted a new world standard in the 20-meter backstroke with a 2 37.4 time and earlier won the 101 meter freestyle in record pace. The Stoney’s meeting featured L de Nijs of Holland setting a meet mark in the first event. At Rainbow Lanes in Stoney’s, Sylvia Eraiti earned a double win with the 1500-meter and 400-meter individual medley finals hinting at a possible joining of a local league by top performers.
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Naperreiaye
Weeistey
Miss von Saltza
Stoney’si
L. de Nijs
Holland
Pam
Sylvia Eraiti
Stoney
A Rainbow Lanes
Allika
Berkeley
Calif
Lunder
Columbus and Phillipsburg Set for Ohio Babe Ruth Final
Columbus crushed Medina 9 1 as Don Henne limited the hosts to four hits. Phillipsburg beat Newark 7 5 to reach the final in Medina Ohio with the winner advancing to Middlesboro Kentucky for the Ohio Valley Regional. Columbus plated six runs in the first three frames.
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Medina
UPI
Columbus
Phillipsburg
Middlesboro
Don Henne
Newark
Yvonne
ECC To Host Sarazen at Fuqua Country Club Aug 24
Gene Sarazen, a premier professional, will appear at Fuqua Country Club on August 24. He will play 18 holes with a selected foursome, conduct a golf clinic, discuss his career, and present a fur on golf. a luncheon will follow.
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Gene Sarazen
Wolfdom
Fuqtia Country Cluic
Sarazen
Bahama Eyes Welterweight Return After Win Over Miceli
Yama Bahama, 26, of Bimini, after a decisive win over Joe Miceli in a nationally televised bout, says he will return to welterweight to avoid Sugar Ray Robinson, whom he regards as in a class by himself. Referee Palmer scored 72 1, judges 6 31 and 7 3 in Bahama’s favor.
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Syracuse
N. Y
UPI
Yama Bahama
Joe Miceli
Jay
Sugar Ray Robinson
Bimini
British West Indies
Frriday Night
Miceli
Vis
Joe Palmer
United Press International
Burgett to face Zalnay in Class C finals
Leroy Burgett and Ed Zalnay will meet in the Class C finals. No definite dates for semi finals. all matches must be completed before August 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leroy Burgett
Ed Zalnay
West Point Diamonds to Host Lille League Play at Lappin Field
West Point cities service of Lille League announces a game tomorrow at 3 p.m. on Lappin Field. The event features local teams in a seasonal matchup with venue clear.
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West Point Cities Service
Lille
Imorrow
Lappin Field
Major League Leaders Highlights From The Season
The list shows top players by league in batting and pitching. Banks leads in home runs with 29 for the Cubs, Jensen and Mantle figure in top runs batted in, while Grissom and Turley shine on the mound. Notable names include Ashburn, Mays, Aaron, and Colavito among others.
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G. AB
Pat
Mortal
Mays
Ashburn
Phil
Rune
Banks
Cubs
Pirates
Anderson
Pul Cepeda
Giants
Royerino Jensen
Red Sox
Sievers
Renaio
Indians
Lemon
Senators
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William E. Varndell
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Ferm Virtudl
Corea ‘Heme Dior
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Philadiphia Mattles
Chicago Cubs
Ratophoto
Edward J. Shields
Western Auto Associate
West Broad Street
ECC
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Harry's Men’s
Lorain County Savings & Trust
Maytag Elyria Co. Men’s Shop
Elyria Concrete, Inc
C. A. Merthe Co
Pront Chevrolet
Scher Millinery
Sirkline’s
Somers-Smith Insurance
the Chronicle-Telegram
Marry Brown Motors
The
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Meister Agency
Grafton Lumber & Concrete Co
Firestone Stores
Wilmot Printing
Fox Furniture
B. F. Goodrich
W. T. Grant
Major LeAgue
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Relox
Mantit
Yattkers
Gary
Athletics
Blewers
Senahore
Nalians Leagine
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Grissom
Glorita
Titi
Purkey
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