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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1958
Page
6
Reynolds, returning from a January knee operation, reports renewed speed and balance as Cleveland Browns training camp opens. Coach Vic Ippolito notes torn cartilage as severe but improving. 46 players in camp with six more at College All-Stars and end Dave Kaiser awaiting release.
Teleprompter Corp president Irving B. Kahn plans monthly theatre TV programs within a year if the Floyd Patterson Roy Harris title fight proves financially successful. He hopes to capitalize on gates of four to five million dollars and stage big events including football classics World Series games basketball titles and Broadway shows.
In Little League East at Lexington Avenue Field two 5-4 games decided positions. Concrete Masonry beat Max Dry Cleaners 5-4, while Nehi Bottling edged Brandan Jewelers 5-4. Nehi won in seven innings and Max dropped to fourth.
Manager Joe Gordon lands a steady rotation led by Cal McLish to the mound as Cleveland eyes a second place finish. McLish seeks win number five against six losses, while George Susce remains undefeated in relief. Cleveland’s bats have cooled, placing pressure on pitchers after six recent hitting slumps, though the staff has delivered nearly 12 complete games in 19 outings. The Tribe will counter Boston’s lineup under the lights and seek a decisive win to even the series.
A compact summary of multiple games shows Giel hitting for Chicago with a 3 run shot and Grissam with 9, while Mays homers in the Pittsburgh Milwaukee tilt. Baydon and Rice win for Milwaukee as Raydon earns the victory. Podres and Erskine duel in St. Louis with Green homering for the Dodgers. Valentinetti supplies two runs for Washington in a 5 4 win over Philadelphia. Exhibition action ends in Cleveland after 13 innings with Mosst collecting the win.
Frank Fritz and Jim Callihan shot two over par 38s to top individual play in the General Industries Golf League at Home Links in North Olmsted. Russ Beebe earned low net with 52 19 33, as standings list Sneads 2214 Hogans 21%s Joneses 20 and Burkes 1A despite a messy, multi-entity report.
Bold Ruler, a four year champion thoroughbred once named horse of the year in 1997, has been retired by trainer Sunny Jim Fitzsimmons after a long career with 33 starts. He earned $764,204 and was remembered for dominant performances including a recent one hit by Rip Riley through Sandusky events in Ohio.
Detroit hosts Cleveland as the Tigers ride a six game winning streak and pull ahead by a half game over the Indians who seek to snap a seven game skid while aiming for fourth place. The Indians carry a 10-5 mark in their recent home stand.
Mel Roach of the Milwaukee Braves underwent surgery to repair torn ligaments in his left knee after a Sunday collision with Daryl Spencer of the San Francisco Giants. The injury ends his season, but doctors expect him to be in good shape for next season.
South high powered to 64 runs in seven tournament victories as Elyria tops Massillon 9 to 5 on the losers’ diamond. Dennis Crozier earned the win aided by Craig Crozier and two homers by Dicken and Zidek, while Houston Young added Elyria’s third homer as Ashland falls to start Thursday’s title game with Ashland at Galion for the state crown.
Ed Sustersic former Elyria Catholic head football coach resigns from Sandusky St Mary to take Brecksville High head baseball coach and assistant football post. A 1948 Findlay College and 1941 John Marshall grad, he led Sandusky St Mary four years and Elyria Catholic in 1952 and 1953 posting four wins five losses then four wins three losses and a tie. He played fullback for the Cleveland Brown and McGuys in his early pro days.
Diamond notices say Little League baseballers wishing to take part in tomorrow night's anniversary parade should assemble at the playground at E Broad Street and Park Avenue at 6 30 p m. The short notice invites all eligible players to join the community event.
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