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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 09, 1963

Page

5

Beiter Line battles for Sweet Sixteen in Ohio tournament

Beiter Line rides a 14 game win streak into the Ohio Hot Stove League Baseball Tournament semifinals at Batley Hill No. 2 facing Akron Ship-Cox at 1 p.m. tomorrow. A win earns a Sunday title game at Silver Park No. 1 against Alliance Tappan Built-Ins or Portage Lakes City Mites.

Sweet Sixteen Elyria Beiter Beiter Line Akron Shhip-Cox Batley's Hill Elyrians Silver Park Alliance Tappan Portage Lakes City Windham Bombers Oran Hall Elyria Lorain Rotary Dream Schlup-Cox Alliance East End Athletic Club Better Line Akronites Jum Barlow Dave Bern Fairview Jewelette Barry McNely

Indians vs Stow Rotary Bulldogs at Lorain Youth Center

Local youth league card shows morning matchups at Lorain Youth Center with the Indians facing Stow Rotary Bulldogs at 2 p.m. and the Yankees scheduled at Silver Park No. 1 at 1:45 p.m. Saturday to determine a championship winner.

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Akron Baseball and Various League Showdowns Noted

Schedule fragment lists multiple games including Weat Akron vs Ak- Lasque, Canton Southeron Stirrup-Cox at 3:30, Ki- 4 poet Alliance Tappan Bulit vs Lorain Sprague Builders vs Portage Lakes City Mites. Also mentions Sunday Silver Park No 1 3 pm and championship notes.

Silver Park Earlex's Akron Beiter Ak- Lasque Canton Southeron Stirrup-Cox Cuyahoga poet—Alliance Tappan Bulitwanis Lorain Sprague Builders Portage Lakes City Mites

Local Prep Basketball Schedule Glimpsed

Class G Silver Park No 2 hosts Goodsear Heights Tigers against Akron Wildcats while Akron Tucker Healter Giants visit Lorain Sacred Heart with games listed for 1 p.m. and nearby venues.

Silver Park Goodsear Heights Tigers Akron Wildcats Tucker Healter Giants Lorain Sacred Hear

Akron Bowling League Results and Matches

Fragmentary scores show Class H and Owens teams competing at Akron venues including Roll-A-Way Lanes and Silver Park. Matches listed include Owls versus Allianca Structure and Wildcat versus Berg Schulz McHans Insurance. Details are incomplete with several timing and venue gaps.

Earley's Hill Akron Allianca

Indians return to upper half after three-hit win over Orioles

Dick Donovan fires a two run three hitter as Cleveland takes a 2 0 victory over Baltimore. Tito Francona and Joe Azcue execute a double steal setting up the insurance run. Donovan improves to 7 10, ending a bullpen experiment and restoring the Tribe’s lead over Boston with Jack Kralick slated to start.

Dick Donovan Baltimore Boston Indians Jack Kralick Tribe Red Sox Donovan Orioles Joe Azcue Tito Francona Azcue

Schilds IGA Defeats Bolero Club in City Industrial Softball

Schilds IGA racked up four extra base hits and used the long ball to overpower Bolero Club 87. Tom Kaminski homered for IGA while Ron Madock and Paul Jaroch contributed key hits in the victory.

Schilds Iga Bolero Club City Industrial Softball League Tom Kaminski Ron Madock Paul Jaroch

Wightman Cup Opens With Hard and Moffitt Singles

Darlene Hard of Los Angeles and Billie Jean Moffitt of Long Beach Calif were named to play the first two singles matches in the 35th Wightman Cup against Britain. Hard meets Ann Haydon Jones and Moffitt faces Christine Truman in Tuesday's opening, followed by the doubles.

Cleveland UPI Darlene Hard Bille Jean Moffitt Miss Hard Los Angeles Ann Haydon Jones Miss i Long Beach Calif Christine Trman

Schilds edge Bolero as late homer seals win in seventh

In a tense high school game Schilds toppled Bolero 8 to 7 after taking a 3-2 deficit and rallying with six runs in the third inning. Ray James led the Phones with two hits and a double, while Joe Lowery took the loss for Bolero. Johnson Lowery Holtwick and Mayes pitched for Schilds with Moduck and Vance backing.

MOG Ivy Diner Anu A Uounte Jack Johnson Bolero Club Schilds Lear "Siegler Elyrian Telephone. Co Ming Aiumweusiania Ray James Curtis Reed Bob Zaleski James Tom Varzincak Dave Zack Lear Gibbs H. EF. Bolero Johnson, Lowrry and Holtwick Miller, Moduck Snd Vance Mayes Carmel R. Ble J. Abbey D. Abbey Gibbs i Keim

Frick rejects nocturnal World Series plan for four years

Baseball Commissioner Ford Frick rejected the idea of night World Series games for at least four years. The proposal by Kansas City Athletics owner Charles O. Finley aimed to boost TV viewership by moving Wednesday Thursday and Friday games to night. Frick cited existing TV and radio contracts expiring in 1966 and said no switch would occur without league consultation.

Chicago UPI Ford Frick Charles O. Finley Kansas City Athletics Rick Finley Frick Tom Gallery

North Favored In 18th Ohio All Star Classic

North led by coach Tom McHugh of Toledo Central Catholic is slight favorite in the 18th annual Ohio All Star game at Fawcett Stadium. South coach Bron Basevich plans to start Herb Murray, Carl Wara at halfback, with Bill Robb at quarterback. McHugh will start Ray Kubacki, Bo Rein, and Larry Grines in the backfield, with Frank Dugan at full back. About 12,000 fans expected for the Canton showcase.

Canton UPN Tom McHugh Toledo Central Catholic South Bron Basevich Cincinnati Roger Baycon North Basevich Herb Murray Dennison St. Mary's Carl Wara Taft Bill Robb Upper Arlington i McHugh Ray Kubacki Cleveland St. Ignatius Bo Rein Niles Larry Grines Aliance Frank Dugan Canton South Stark County Tim Robinson Fawcett Stadium

Baseball Night Schedule Highlights Major matchups

Tonight Los Angeles visits Cincinnati while St. Louis plays Milwaukee. Padres face Nuxhall as the Cubs go against Hbson and Cloninger. Tomorrow’s games include Chicago at New York and San Francisco at Philadelphia with Houston at Pittsburgh and more across leagues.

Los Angeles Cincinnati Padres Nuxhall St. Louis Milwaukee Hbson Cloninger Chicago New York San Francisco Philadelphia Houston Pittsburgh Milwauke Baltimore Washington Nik teNally Va Duckworth Boston Minnesota Detroit Kansas City Cleveland W. L. Pet B. W. L. Pet xGames Pittspurga ight—Johnson Bruce Wulrre Lolich Gibbon Francis i New York Morehead Marichal

Chisox Ace Gary Peters Survives Three Strikeout Streak

Gary Peters, Grove City native, overcomes three strikeouts to become a premier pitcher with an 11-5 season record. Since May 6 his first big league win, he has earned a regular rotation spot and could reach 16 to 18 wins as Chicago stays eight games behind the Yankees.

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Lorain Caddies Tournament Set At Elyria Country Club

The Lorain Exchange Club sponsors the Lorain County Caddies Tournament Monday at Elyria Country Club. Eighty six entries compete in 18 hole medal play with trophies awarded around 2 pm. Lunch and beverages provided. start times posted as listed.

Lorain County Lorain Exchange Club Elyria Country Club Exchange Club

Vernon Law Ends Pirates Career With Voluntary Retirement

Vernon Law, key pitcher for the Pittsburgh Pirates and a star of the 1960 World Championship run, voluntarily retires after Ford Frick approves the request. Law, 33, posted a 20-9 record in 1961 and contributed to the pennant and World Series wins despite a torn rotator cuff hampering later seasons.

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