Elyria City Tennis Tournament Opens with Notable Advances
Stevenson Stark and Miles reach the men singles rounds as 41 matches fire on the wet courts. Highlights include Stevenson defeating Herald 6-2 6-0 Stark beating Baumann 6-2 6-0 and Miles overcoming Young 8-6 6-4 in opening action.
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Larry Stark
Dick Miles
Elyria City
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Ulich Baumann
Phil Young
Ron Roberts
John Meckley
John Carney
Jim Racz
Mar Messares
Scott McQuillin
Neil Mitchell
Colim Messares
Stan Stalin
Gary Renz
Alan Lerchbacker
Ron Sandvick
Dave Pounds
Neil Brill
Jim Milchen
Freddy AlWerter
Tim Slager
Bob Messaros
Kenny Frank
Denny Dumont
Jamie Frank
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Ron Capasso
Don Sinemaker
Messaros Dumont
Verna Dale
Jody Wilson
Peggy Pounds
Kathy Lange
Hens
Rober Stevenson
Guenter Herod, Sr
Ulrich Baumann
John Meckley- Stevenson
Dodd Named New Coach at Berlin Heights High School
Jim Dodd of Hot Springs Arkansas becomes football coach at Berlin Heights High School. He replaces Carroll Sanders who moved to Milan system as principal. Dodd will teach Biology in addition to coaching.
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Local golfers off the pace at Greater Cleveland Pro Am
Dennis Bradley of Oakwood and Dick Guardiola of Shaker Heights blistered Canterbury Country Club in eight under par 64 to win the Greater Cleveland Golf Association Pro Am. Bradley 31-33 and Guardiola 31-33 led the champions. Fred Broad and Don Hartman were 1 over 71, while Charlie Smith and Art Hudnutt posted 36-38.
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Dick Guardiola
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Don Hartman
Spring Valley
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Elyria Country Club
CYO Football Meeting Slated for Cascade School
Boys in grades five through eight at St. Jude's and St. Agnes' parishes are invited to a CYO football meeting at Cascade School Thursday at 7 p.m. Those unable to attend should contact Jim Seres at FA-24543.
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Weak hitter blasts Dodgers out of first place
The Braves beat the Dodgers 10-9 to drop Los Angeles from first place in the NL pennant race. Felix Menke delivered a third hit in seven Braves wins including a game winning RBI. Ty Cline, Mack Jones, Felipe Alou, Joe Torre and Rico Carty also collected key hits as Giants Reds doubleheader produced 8 homers and drama. Detroit beat Washington 5-3 in 12 innings while Kansas City and Boston won to tighten AL standings.
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Bell Slips on One Pitch In Red Sox Victory
Boston beat Cleveland 3 1 at Fenway Park as George Scott rookie first baseman homered early and Gary Bell forgot the book on one pitch in foggy conditions. Scott had lit up the American League for two months with 18 homers as the Red Sox won.
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Baseball Standings and Tuesday Pitchers Preview
Major league standings show Pittsburgh leading the NL with 64 wins and San Francisco 66. Los Angeles and Philadelphia hover with 63 and 60 victories. In the American League, the Yankees and Angels are near .500, while Boston and Chicago trail. Tuesday’s scheduled pitchers include Givens, Ribant, Koufax, Lemaster, and Pappas as teams vie for positions and respond to recent rookies’ exploits.
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Police Dominate Firemen In Inter-Safety Softball Clash
Lorain police trounced the fire department 23 to 4 in the annual inter-Safety division softball game at Subway Field. Bill Stamco allowed nine hits as the police offense surged, with Frank Sklarek belting the only homer. Jeff Moreheart went 6 for 6, Charles Martin 4 for 5, while the Firemen's Andy Demyan pitched all nine innings.
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Andy Demyan
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Charles Martin
Ptl
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Harshaw Chemical Faces Electro Alloys In City Semi Finals
Harshaw Chemical of Little League West meet Electro Alloys of Little League North in the city tournament semi finals Friday at North. Bertovich of Electro Alloys pitched a two hitter with 11 strikeouts to beat Sudro Curtis and guide his team to the win. North provided run support in the fifth while Red Mammings took the loss. West’s Keith Savin earned the win in their 7-4 victory over Dicken, with Lary Roden and Dan Dicken contributing offense and solid defense. The elderly schedule lists semifinal games and dates for the Little League South and East divisions, with winners advancing to the final rounds.
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LaGrange overwhelms Wilcox in district baseball doubleheader
LaGrange wins 4 1 4 7 0 16 and then 24 8 in a doubleheader led by Joe Yocabet who wins both games with 15 strikeouts. L Bartlome Miles Shaw Troyer and Pasadyn homer as LaGrange improves to 46 6 on the year and hosts next Kent County traveling league action. Wilcox undefeated entering last night’s action loses both ends of the twin bill.
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