Weather Favors College Stars Major League Baseball Thursday
National League and American League action dominates the schedule with several games and pitchers highlighted. Major matchups include San Francisco at St Louis and Chicago at Los Angeles, with details on probable starters and recent results. Standings and completed scores feature hard-fought NL and AL results, including notable home runs and pitching decisions.
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Elyria Reaches State Final On Cameron's Big Blow
Elyria and North Canton meet in the state semi finals at Lappin Field as Cameron belts a first inning homer with Verholf aboard to lift the North All Stars 2 0. Kelser earns his fourth tournament win as Elyria is out hit 9 4 and North Canton advances to the state title game in Ashland.
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Cameron
Dave Verholf
North All - Stars
North Canton
Lappin Field
Elyrians
Ashland
Chris Kelser
Canlon
Kelser
Greg Gray
Dennis Hafferkamp
Tim Torgler
Elyria
Jeff Kiser
Keiser
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Hee
Canton
Dave
Syria
Reed
Spisek
Spise Poe
Mike Wilson
Joe Spisak
Jack Hendeshot
Hendeshot
Bob Mallard
Elyria Little League South
East
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Williamsport
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Betting Backs Eagles In Charity All Star Showdown
The 28th annual NFL champion Philadelphia Eagles meet Otto Graham led College All Stars at Soldier Field before about 75 000 fans. Weather calls for hot humid conditions as Norm Snead Bill Kilmer and Tom Matte steer the college passing attack while Art Baker and Bill Brown anchor the ground game. The telecast and national radio broadcast begin at 10 PM EDT with key Eagles quarterbacks Sonny Jurgensen and King Hill expected to spark the offense.
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UPI
Philadelphia Eagles
Otto Graham
Graham
Detroit Lions
Baltimore Colts
Eagles
Norm van Brooklin
Buck Shaw
van Brooklin
Minnesota Vikings
Shaw
Nick Skorich
Norm Snead
Wake Forest
Bill Kilmer
UCLA
Tom Matte
Ohio State
Aaron Thomas
Oregon State
Mike Ditka
Pittsburgh
Glynn Gregory
SMU
Bobin Crespino
Mississippi
Pervis Alikins
New Mexico State
Joe Belling
Navy
Art Baker
Syracuse
Bill Brown
Ilinois
Chicago Bears
Soldier Field
Sonny Jurgensen
van Brocklin
King Hill
St. Louis Cardinals
Skorich
Tunners
Clarence Peaks
Billy “Barnes
Ted Dean
Erhart Drops 3-1 At Clauss AA Baseball
Akron Erhart team fell 3-1 to Don's Krisps Kremes in Clauss AA action. Losing pitcher Jerry Burgess started for Erhart, with Elyria’s Don Halderkamp and Bob Pope on the mound. Erhart, sporting a 6-5 record, returns Saturday to face the Ohio Mechanicals in league play.
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Erhart
Kramers
Don
Krisps
Elyria North Faces Ashland in Little League Final
Elyria North all-stars meet Ashland Monday at Brookside Park in the Ohio Little League championship. Ashland beat Chesapeake 8-6 last night. Elyria North beat North Canton 2-0. The winner advances to regional tournament play.
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Chesapeake
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North Canton
Pirates erupt for 19 runs as Haddix struggles
Harvey Haddix, famed for a 12 perfect innings, suffers in a 19-0 Pirates rout of the Cardinals at St. Louis. Smoky Burgess and Roberto Clemente pace a 23-hit assault. Dick Stuart, Clemente, and Burgess drive in multiple runs as Cincinnati maintains a one game lead over the Dodgers. The Red Sox and Yankees win, while Boston tops Minnesota to extend a scoreless tie before scoring in the eighth.
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Haddix
Youll
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Pirates
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Carly
Smoky Burgess
Dick Stuart
Land
Roberto Clemente
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Tigers
Indians
Yankees
A’s
Providence
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Iton Senators
Sox
Don Sohn
Boston Red
Los Ansetes Anges
Hal Brown
Bale Ori Aes
Minnesota Tivins
Ken Johnson
Redlegs
Toronto
Cincinnati
Dodgers
Frank Robinson
Rogeboro
San Fransco
Joe Amalfitano
Larry Sherry
Jack Sanford
Lew Burdette
Ernie Banks
Frank Thomas
Roy McMillan
Milwaukee
Calavita
Detroit
Jim Bunning
Colavito
Washington
Bennie Daniels
Bob Si
New York
Kubek
Oe Gardner
Austins
Sthree
Siart
Red Sox
Ken Mee
Schwall
Boston
All Star Story Starts CTs Grid Coverage
The Chronicle Telegram previews the 1961 season with Bil Klucas covering the College All Stars versus the Philadelphia Eagles at Soldier Field Chicago. He will compare notes with Browns Backfield Coach Paul Bixler on Browns rookies on the all star squad.
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Bil Klucas
Philadelphia Eagles
Soldier Field
Chicago
Klucas
Cleveland Browns
Paul Bixler
Browns
Ponts welcome son in Chicago trip
Miami University football coach John Pont and his wife welcomed their third child, a son named Jeffrey, born a week early during Pont’s trip to Chicago for a College All Star game meeting.
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Oxford
Ohio
UPT
Lounce
Miami University
John Pont
Army Sgt. II Top Gun Triumph at Camp Perry Pistol Meet
Army Sgt. II William B. Blankenship of Richlands Virginia won the National Pistol Championship at Camp Perry Ohio with 2631 points. Marine Capt. William W. McMillan Jr. of Monroeville Pennsylvania rose to fourth with 2524 points after a late rally. Second went to Army Sgt. James W. Kurtz of Kampsville Illinois with 2626 points and third to Sgt. Emil W. Hellgatter Jr. of Artesia California with 2625. Fifth was Air Force Capt. Franklin C. Green of San Antonio Texas at 2822, tied by Army Sgt. Maurice G. Baum of Seattle Washington for sixth after x rings. Women’s champion Lucille Chambliss of Winter Haven Florida scored 2509. John W. Hurtz of Los Angeles led civilians with 2607, four ahead of James E.B. Clark of Shreveport Louisiana. Team events to follow include .22 centerfire and .45 divisions and the national trophy matches.
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Air Force
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San Antonio
Tex
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Green
Baum
Lois Montgomery
San Francisco
John W. Hurtz
Los Angeles
James EB. Clark
Shreveport
Littler Seen Still Favorite After Opening Round
Gene Littler from Singing Hills Calif led a late surge after a 38 on the front nine to finish within two strokes of leaders Ken Venturi and Tony Lema who shot four under par 68s at the 6300 yard Pine Ridge layout in Baltimore for the Eastern Open.
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Gene Littler
Singing Hills
Calif
Littler
Gene
Pine Ridge
Venturi
Lema
San Francisco Bay Area
Browns Coach Watches Browns and Eagles In TV Preview
Hiram Ohio UPI reports Browns coach will watch the College All Stars vs Eagles game in Chicago then monitor three Browns rookies John Brewer Bobby Crespina and Dick Greens while evaluating Sonny Jurgensen in Philadelphia ahead of the Browns season opener September 11 after a training camp day at Hiram.
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Sonny Jurgensen
Eagles
Norm
Cantius High appoints Pucker as new head coach trio
John Cantius High School names Pete Pucher to lead football baseball and basketball programs replacing resigning coach John Chapon. Pucher was freshman football coach and head track coach at Cathedral Latin and will oversee multiple sports at Cantius.
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Cleveland
UPI
John Cantius High School
Pete Pucher
Cathedral Latin
John Chapon
Joe
Pony League Starts Playoffs at West Recreation Field
The PONY League opens playoffs tonight at West Recreation Field diamond No 3 with division champions Fire Fighters of the American Division and Manufacturers and Fabricators of the National Division set to clash. A second game follows Monday on the same diamond with a possible third game Friday if needed.
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West Recreation Field
West Recreation
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