Pipe Dreams Pipe Dreams in Baseball Trades
The sale of Grady Hatton by the St. Louis Cardinals to the Baltimore Orioles for 10000 ends a chain of roster moves. Hatton exits to clear room for Rocky Nelson, then Nelson goes to the Brooklyn Dodgers, who shift for Dale Mitchell from the Cleveland Indians, with Mitchell sold to make space for Sam Mele and Mele briefly released for Colavito. The piece notes how the Indians often acquire castoffs, arguing that veterans with some value still help teams contending for first place.
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Dale Mitchell
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Sam Mele
Colavito
Dodgers Benefit From Tribe Castoffs In Pennant Chase
Dodgers rely on ex Indians Dale Mitchell and Sal Maglie to bolster the roster as they chase the pennant. Mitchell arrives recently and remains unclear in impact, while Maglie has already delivered strong pitching including a shutout. The article argues Cleveland develops young players like Colavito Narleski Mossi Naragon Smith and Aguirre in their farm system.
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Brooklyn
Dale Mitchell
Sal Maglie
Mitchell
Maglie
Cleveland
Rocky Colavito
Ray Narleski
Don Mossi
Hal Naragon
al Smith
Hank Aguirre
Indians
Middleweight Contenders Square Off This Week on TV
Television fans will see middleweight contenders in action this week. Rory Calhoun, a leading figure in the division, faces Charley Cotton of Toledo tonight. L. C. Morgan of Youngstown battles Henry Brown, on Wednesday. Friday features Ludwig Lightburn from British Honduras against Cuba's Orlando Zuleta.
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Charley
King) Cotton
Toledo
L. C. Morgan
Youngstown
Hope
Flenry Brown
Lugwig Lightburn
British Honduras
Cuba
Orlando Zuleta
Ashland Faces Akron South In Sub State Clash At Lappin Field
Ashland Americans, District Six champions, meet Akron South, District Three titleholders, at 6 30 tonight in a sub state tourney opener at Lappin Field. Rain threatens, with a possible postponement to tomorrow, as two other district games set up Wednesday Canton state tournament start.
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Lappin Field
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Canton
Wiehwat
Chee Caen Wa
Pabiere
Laulhuslinsalle
Shorty
Lappin
Fredrickstown
Marton
Barberton
Andy Pataki
Hunting Rules Set for Woodcock and Rails 1956
Washington Pa Interin Secretaary Fred A Seaton announced 1956-37 hunting regulations for woodcock rails and gallinules. Ohio season for rails and gallinules runs Sept 7 to Nov 9 with daily bag limits and possession limits stated. Sora bag and possession limits set. season dates for waterfowl differ. Ohio has no one season on ha ves.
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Interin Secretaary
Fred A Seaton
Ohio
Vic and Ham Top US Team Picks in Davis Cup Final
In the American Zone final, Caplin Billy Talbert backs veterans Vic Seixas and Ham Richardson as the strongest choices for the U S team. He notes the lineup behind them is unsettled but expects Seixas and Richardson to lead as they face Europe’s champions at Forest Hills followed by interzone and challenge rounds.
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Caplin
Billy Talbert
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Ham Richardson
Talbert
Tye
Vic
Vani Butt
U & Next
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Noy
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Agaist Austrahia
Dedicate Triumphs in New York Handicap Race
In a tight field at the STH Brooklyn Handicap, Dedicate Triumphs led by a length as headway before the wire. Jockeys and trainers reported a strong performance with early pace setting and a clear finish, marking a notable win for the stable.
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Brooklyn
Stengel Plans Fresh Blood After Yankees Slump
Casey Stengel signals changes after New York loses sixth straight with 10-5 defeat to Detroit. Despite injuries to McDougald and Cerv, the Yankees still lead by seven games. Ralph Terry, 20, set to debut tonight against the Boston Red Sox as the first farm system infusion.
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Yankees
Casey Stengel
Detroit
Tigers
Gil McDougald
Bob Cerv
Stengel
Ralph Terry
Denver
Boston Red Sox
Lynch Hiring is Official for Oberlin High Basketball
Russ Lynch, Clearview High School coach and athletic director, was hired Saturday as Oberlin High School basketball coach on a one year contract worth 4100 dollars plus 700 dollars for coaching. He will teach physical education and social studies after the Oberlin School Board meeting. Lynch succeeds Wally Coleman and follows Pete Fanning, the new football coach chosen on June 28.
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Bill Kenney
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Chronicle- Telegram
Golfer Kushin Fires Hole in One at Spring Valley
Former Elyrian Cards ace Carl Kushin of Mansfield, a seraied golfer, carded a hole in one on No. 11 with a No. 8 iron at Spring Valley yesterday. He finished his round with a five under par 17. Teammates Frank Subicho, Charles Bond, and Brice Witstan also played, all from nearby towns.
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Kosha
Frank Subicho
Charles Bond
Elyria
Brice Witstan
Shitker Heights
Tubeman Titlists Lorain A Loop Winds Up Season
The Lorain Class A Baseball League season closed as National Tube Co. clinched the title with a 3-2 seven inning win over Well Dry Goods at Oakwood Park. Lorain Glassy crushed Rone Radio 17-0 in five innings at Long Hillay Field. NTC’s John Talatnik allowed nine hits as Wolf stranded runners, while Doug Swartz homered for NTC. Glassy’s Tom McConthe held Rone to two hits.
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Randy Miller
Dale Reichert
George Locher
Glass
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Erhart-Tied For First After Split Weekend Games
Erhart Kramers split a Northeastern Ohio League doubleheader weekend, winning 12-4 over Carl Lumber of Sebring and losing 7-6 to Borden Autos at Akron in a rain shortened contest. The results leave Erhart tied for first with Borden Autos. Jim Rutter powered Saturday’s win with two home runs and a five-at-bat performance, while John Gulsh, Ralph Moyer, and Ron Bowie each had three hits. Dick Roberts fanned 10 and walked five over the distance for Erhart. Borden’s Dick Todd homered and Connie Sherzer belted a two-run triple for the visitors. Erhart hosts Lehman & Johnson Realtors at Elyria on Wednesday at 5:45 p.m.
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Jim Rutter
John Gulsh
Ralph Moyer
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Dick Roberts
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Dick Todd
Connie Shherzer
Carl Meurer
Don Hafferkamp
Lehman & Johnson ‘Realtors
Elyma
Cincy Bentley Wins State Title in Junior Baseball
The Cincinnati Bentley Post team captured the state American Legion junior baseball championship in Columbus by routing Lancaster Fairfield Post 13 to 0. Ron Ott pitched four hits and 13 strikeouts as Bentley’s squad earned their fourth straight tourney win and moved to the removal tournament with a 21 1 season record.
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Bemsley
Hamburg Crown Goes To Lew Had At Internationals
Wimbledon champion Lew Had of Australia won the Hamburg International Tennis Tournament title by defeating Orlando Sirsla of Italy in straight sets 2 7 4 86.
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Harrison Wins All American Golf Tourney At 46
Dutch Harrison, aged 46, won the All American golf tournament, finishing 10 under par at 278 after a final round 67. He earned 3420 dollars, with Earl Stewart Jr. second, Ed Furgol third, and Jim Ferrier fourth. Louise Suggs captured the women’s pro title, while James Hiskey won the men’s amateur on his 20th birthday.
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Arkansas
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Earl Stewart Jr
Dallas
Tex
Ed Furgol
St. Louis
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Jack Burke
Stan Leonard
Louise Suggs
Sea Island
James Hiskey
Pocatello
Idaho
Wanda Sanches
Baton Rouge
HSL Tilts Set Back in State Hot Stove League
The State Hot Stove League Baseball Tournament, delayed by rain, will start a week later. Nine Saturday games were canceled, Sundays 46 games postponed, and semifinals and finals likely moved from August 11–12 to August 18–19.
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Lorain
Dave Beckwith
Indians Face Tigers as Seven Game Road Trip Opens
Detroit tonight hosts the slumping Cleveland Indians who must stop a losing streak. Herb Score starts as Cleveland seeks wins on a seven game swing through Detroit Chicago and Kansas City. Lemon exits with a calf issue after a 3-0 loss to Boston as Jensen and Williams homer to seal the win.
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Elyria Diamond Docket Highlights Multiple Evening League Games
Local softball and baseball slate unfolds at Elyria Recreation Field and surrounding diamonds. East playoff Knights of Columbus face Hilltoppers at Lexington Ave, with other 6 pm starts including Local 18 vs CA Gisen Co, Harshan Chemical vs Leni-Romeo, and Pony League matchups Hark Construction vs Met’s Shop and CA Olsen Coxs Wells Construction. Details list multiple lineups, positions, and game notes including scorers and field assignments.
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Hi ¢Namp Knights of Columbus
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Lexington Ave
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Elyria
Vets Edge Elyria Eagles To Take Slim LLW Lead
VFW Post 1079 moved into a narrow lead in the Little League West second half after a 2 0 victory over the Elyria Eagles. West Point was sidelined by wet grounds when scheduled to face Elyria Lions, as Tom Becker and Bob Court hit a double and a single each in the win.
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Elyria Eagles
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Point
Elyria Lions
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Bob Court
VFW plate attack yields decisive win in tight game
Dave O'Connor pitched masterfully for the winners with 11 strikeouts and no walks, allowing only two hits. Lewis Oswalt contributed a notable unsustained double play as the defense clamped down. Bob Van Valkenburg suffered the loss with four strikeouts and two walks, while Elytia Eagles were blanked after a 000 600 sequence.
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Bob van Valkenburg
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van Valkenburg
Regalado's Hit Gives Daley Win in Denver Duel
Rudy T Regalado singled in two runs in the seventh inning to break a 2-2 tie and lift the Indianapolis Indians to a 4-2 victory over the Denver team leading the American Association. The two runs ended Bud Daley's duel with Denver starter Jack Urban, giving Indianapolis a win that keeps them six games behind the leaders.
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Rudy T Regalado
Indians
Bud Daley
Jack Urban
Red Sox Slugger Jensen Extends 21-Game Hitting Streak
Jackie Jensen of the Boston Red Sox collected two hits in three at bats against Cleveland on Sunday, raising his batting average to .419 after extending his streak to 21 consecutive games.
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Jackie Jensen
Boston Red Sox
PCC Meets to Decide on Penalties for Member Schools
PCC opens a three day Portland meeting to decide whether to back down on drastic athletic code penalties levied this year against four member schools. The discussion centers on enforcement, potential changes, and the conference stance amid ongoing disputes over infractions and penalties.
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Ore
Hoak Apologizes for Obscene Language at Cone Mack Stadium
New York report states Chicago Cubs third baseman Don Hoak wrote to a Philadelphia fan after a complaint about Hoak and teammate Dee Fond's use of obscene language at Cone Mack Stadium last week. The letter appeared in local papers and drew reaction from fans and sports writers.
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CLPI
Don Oak
Chicago Cubs
Nas
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Hoak
Dee Fonds
Cone Mack Stadium
Amerson tops Golden for Meadow Club championship win
Ron Amerson defeated Grant Golden to win the Meadow Club title in Southampton New York yesterday. The event drew players from Chicago and other regions, with Amerson securing the victory in a tight final set.
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Chicaco
Arcaro Tops Jamaica Summer Meet Jockey Standings
New York AP reports jockey Arcaro clinched the Jamaica summer meeting riding 20 winners, one more than Roland Baill. The victory marks a dominant performance across the meet with Arcaro securing the season’s top riding honors.
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Apiceadie Arcaro
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