Ketchum Promoted to Chronicle-Telegram Sports Editor
Jim Ketchum will move from assistant to sports editor of The Chronicle-Telegram on August 30, replacing John Jackson who leaves to become a sales representative for Investors Diversified Service Inc. in Elyria, Minnesota.
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Chronicle-Telegram
John Jackson
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Investors Diversified Service Inc
Minneapolis, Minn
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Michigan ‘State University School of Journjivhism
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Daily Chronicle
East Linsing, Mich
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Thomax College
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Daily Tribune
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Joan
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Toosevelt Ave
Minnesota
Mitive
United States Marine Corps
Browns In First Tilt Tuesday
Browns open exhibition season under coach Paul Brown in the Eastern Division race with plans for a stronger passing attack. Targeting improved pass protection, Brown hopes 262-pound Ken Russell, acquired from Green Bay, strengthens the line after a strong college and NFL background.
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Hiram
Hosel
Uhee Balk
Brown
Ken Russell
Green Bury
Tao
Ant
Thay
Russell
Detport Lions
Bowding
Green State University
Kent
Green Bay
Lorain—Erhart Wins Dramatic Rally at Home Field
Lorain tightens in seventh when Bart rome sends game to extras and Olek Shelton earns the win as Erhart Von Haffer Kalip goes the distance. Myers, Borosti, and Grieve contribute two hits each in a 6-5 squeaker against Oakwood, setting up next week’s matchups with Laketvere and Colliers.
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Alwort
Ny Lorrain Glass
Larry Bartrome
Steel City Crew
Botton
Lorain
Him Myers
Wit Wes Borosti
Marv Grieve
Laketvere
Market and Service Triumph in West Little League
Market Service Triumph downed Bellamy Cities Service 1 and Dan Beals in a pair of West Little League games. Elyria Kiytles 62 fell to BO Bs Clyde McNeal who pitched a tone solid game, fanning two. Hon Roberts pitched well for the winners, while Bob Perkins had Bellamy’s sole hit. Jerry toned celebrated his birthday with his first home run and Don Real Treforts win.
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Bellamy Cities Service
Dan Beal
Elyria Kiytles
Bo& B
Clyde McNeal
Hon Roberts
McNeal
Bob Perkins
Bellamy
Jerry Toned
Don Real Treforts
Dack Flowers
Servicenet
Billy Sabo
Lacry Mebtale
Qand Keddie
Vanish
Dick Bodves
Alex Bordy
Vero
Oberiin
Dick Groat
Tare
Lawson
Hicks
Aum
Pittsburgh
Ruben Marquard
Carl* Hubbell
Marine
Mul‘ Yen
Ed Bouchee
Azan Morin
Mi Tigers
Salem
Gene Conley
Uth Alliance
Alianee
Nuvianee
Rock Eye
Dave Phil
Market
Puta
Wrestville Lakers
Belem Stark
Face Four From Record
CHICAGO UP I face four from record as Reed specialist Biroy Whee nears a feat set by Rabe Marquardt with the New York Giants who won the era straight for the 1912 Giants. Pace secured four victories while Carl Hubbell extended a straight-wine run for over two years with the Giants.
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Chicago
UPI
Biroy Whee
Ramos
Rabe Marquardt
New York Giants
Carl Hubbell
Giants
Maverick Clinches Hydroplane Win in 50 Cup Race
Maverick Yeon won the 50 Gold Cup hydroplane race at SRHUTTLE by 1.9 seconds, edging out rivals in a tight finish.
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Srhuttle
Wash Cipo
Maverick Yeon
Yesteyyfiy
Moore Durelle Ready For Montreal Title Fight
World light heavy champion Archie Moore and challenger Yvon Durelle settled into light drills at the St. Jean Baptiste gym with 44 hours until the weigh-in for their Wednesday title bout at the Montreal Forum. Moore weighed about 174 pounds and Durelle near the limit as both men reported peak condition and readiness for the rematch.
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Montreal
UPL
Archlie Moore
Yvon Durelle
Montreal Forum
Deiby
St. Jean Baptiste
Moore
Jack Kearns
Archie
Kearns
United Press International
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Chris $Kabun
Builders Bailey Oberlin Berg Toss No Hitters
Lorain Merritt Construction and Lorain Youth Center clash for the State Hot Stove Class D League championship as the state tournament progresses with Akron Ellet Tigers and Akron North Hill Dodgers reaching finals in their classes.
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Bailey
Oberlin
Berg
Lorain
Lorain Merritt Construction
Hot Stove
Loranan
Akron Ellet Tigers
Akron North Hill Dodgers
Local League Action Highlights Rich with Lorain Wins
Lorain County teams shine in Class D and other divisions as Merritt Construction no-hits Akron Kiwanis Yanks 4 3. Salem American Legion and Youth Center post wins with no-hitters and strong hitting. Oberlin tops in Class B implied by standings. Giants and White Sox mix in pennant push while several games postponed and finals upcoming at Longfellow and Central Park.
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Lorain County
Pat
Vic Champman
Bailey
Merritt
Salem American Legion
Longfellow
Salem
Dave Hunter
Youth Center
Dennis Lavish
Karl Stutak
Carl Bobrowski
Alliance Goshen
Cuyahoga Falls
Obertin
Hot Stove
Oberlin Stefan
White Sox
Fred Berg
United
Cleveland
Indi Berg
Ping
Washington Senators
Milwaukee
Jerry Hickle
Akron
Giants
Braves
Los Ans
Larry Donaldson
Celes Dodgers
Cincinnati
New York Yankees
Iwnance
Faith Aeake
Gerry Staley
Senatore
Saturda
Central
Elroy Face
Chen
Sanford
Pittsburgh
Tom Becker
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Chicago
Pennymans
Hyde
Roy Sie
Central Bakery Rnners
Lorain St. Mary
Earl Torgeson
Ellet Tigers
Tigers
Nelson Fox
Wynn
Bob Buhl
Allance
Don McMahon
PeGes
Hank Aaron
Bill Obbis Paine
Bruton
Felix Mantilla
Stee
Peto
Renninger
Wally Moon
Duke Snider
Penfield
Cardinals
Westville Lakers
Los Angeles
Hoe Ormish
Buell
Leng
Swai
Gil McDougald
la Porte
McClelland and Schroeder
Weisburgees
Therston Howarder & Cres Grafton Drum Co
Yori Berraham
Suscely
Werrent
Sigebia
Aliante Techaivod
Ravenna J
Russ Snyder
North Hil Braves
I Athletics
Alliance Buckeye Market
Sebring
Ryne Duren
Bobby Salem
Stark Colonial
Alliance
Id Aoa
Franklin A. C
Shantz
Don Messi
Mth
Trngers
al Kaline
Tehit Eerie Tanke
Detroit
Lorain Merrit
Consorg
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Eddie Yostaga
Ape Rubin
Bahay Frank Bolling
Gail Harris
Clark Blanks HSL Stars Rubber Game In Juniors Tilt
Bob Clark pitched well for the Elyria American Legion Juniors as they defeated the Hot Stove League All-Stars 3-0 to take the best of three series. Clark allowed five hits with four strikeouts and one walk, while Elyria provided tight defender support. Jon Panoff had two singles in three at bats, the only multi-hit effort for the All-Stars as Juniors shut down scoring chances.
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Jeff Price
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Elyria American Legion
Clark
Imates
Jon Panoff
Jan Abrahamowicz
Price
Dan Bristow
Bristow
Lengel
Dutchmen Win Again in District Softball Showdown
Old Dutch beats Fremont Shicks as Poona drives in runs and Ackins scores in a high‑scoring night. Wellington and Sandusky win key games. Liberty Bank and Fremont Shicks suffer losses in weekend action. Price struggles for Legion Cubs in Hot Stove League start. Plasencia and Lengel spark a late rally for the Juniors.
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Willard
Beachet
Fremont
Lorin Club
Lorain Steelworkers
Old Dutch
Res
Peona
Ackins
Smith
Rutchko
Fremont Poona
Wellimeten
Rap Riley
Wellington
Lesen
Brarket
Rikty
Don Mason
Sandusky
Stevh
Fostoria
Dukes
Deadline Near For City Open Tennis Tournament
Entries for the City Open Tennis Tournament co sponsored by the East Elyria Kiwanis Club and the Elyria Recreation Department must be obtained through the Recreation Department office by the Wednesday deadline.
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Elyria Recreation Department
Recreation Department
Rookies Start Pro Time With Opening Week Exhibitions
National Football League rookies begin exhibition play this week after three weeks of camp drills. Nine of 12 teams kick off with games, including Steelers hosting Browns in Pittsburgh and the 26th All-Star game in Chicago televising top college draftees’ first pro pay. Giants face Eagles in Hershey, Cardinals meet Lions in Norman, and Bears play Packers in Milwaukee as teams test rookies under the 35 man opening-day limit amid a planned 38 exhibition games across 20 states.
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Pittsburgh
Steelers
Cleveland Browns
NFL
Baltimore Colts
Chicago
ABC
New York Giants
Philadelphia Eagles
Hershey
Chicago Cardinals
Detroit Lions
Norman
Okla
Chicago Bears
Green Bay Packers
Milwaukee
Olmedo Favored In Eastern Grass Court Final
Wimbledon champion Alex Olmedo, top seed, seeks the Eastern Grass Court title by facing Mike Green in South Orange. Olmedo edged Earl Buchholz Jr. in a marathon semifinal as Green defeated Chuck McKinley to reach the final. in doubles, Sandra Reynolds and Renee Schuurman won the women’s title.
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UPI
Alex Olmedo
Mike Green
Miami Beach
Fla
Olmedo
Los Angeles
Peru
Earl Buchholz Jr
St. Louis
Green
Chuck McKinley
St. Arm
Samdra Reynolds
Renee Schuurman
Donna Floyd
Belmaraunderson
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