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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1961
Page
14
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Sunday and Thursday softball events listed at West Recreation Field diamonds 1 2 and 3. Teams include Danny's PAA Bermle s RICA St John Lutheran Lear Romeo Kasper Fire Department FAA Bitmer-DaCario UPC Angelina's Gage Legion Cubs Savings Deposit Day's Telephone and Bowling Center. Matches proceed through 6:15 pm and 8:30 pm with various divisions and tourneys.
Cleveland Indians ride a three game winning streak into a three game series with the Los Angeles Angels. Jim Perry seeks a turnaround as he battles inconsistencies while Cleveland strengthens its grip on fourth place in the American League. The schedule then features a rest followed by Boston Red Sox and New York Yankees series to close the homestand.
The Ohio Wildlife Division reports another weekend of poor fishing across the state. Northwestern streams are muddy and high with few fish. Grand Lake St. Marys and nearby counties show clear water but scant catches. Northeastern waters yield carp bullheads and perch with some walleyes from Berlin Reservoir and Mosquito, while most waters stay poor. Lake Erie and Sandusky Bay see black bass perch and many sheepshead near Bass Island with few white bass. East Harbor fishing remains largely poor.
The Town and Country Bowling League meets Monday at Bowl-O-Drome for organization with 3 p.m. rolls. Elyria Women’s Bowling Association holds a general meeting Monday at 7:30 p.m. at Stoney’s Rainbow Lanes with supplies for secretaries. The Bowling Center Phonies League meets tonight at 7:30 at Elyria Bowling Center requiring attendance by all teams.
Spring Valley Country Club hosts the Along Area Fairways event with Class A to CC results. Winners include Zhames Miller over James Clepen in Class A and Stan Lutz over Gar Garland in Class B, with Austin O'Toole topping A O Anderson in Class C. Elyria City League scores feature Toggery Shop 1 and Elyria TV 3, plus Lorain refrigeration and other seniors with mixed results.
A season high crowd of 34 449 turned out as the Cincinnati Reds beat the Cleveland Indians 8 7 in a thriller. Gus Bell homered in the 12th for the Reds while Tommie John pitched five innings for the Tribe. Joe Schaffernoth took the loss as Ed Kasko, Wally Post, and Dick Gernert contributed key hits in the eighth.
A dense sheet lists top players across American and National Leagues with home runs RBIs and batting leaders. Notable names include Mantle Mays Robinson Aaron Cepeda Clemente Colavito Cash and Musial among others with teams and stat lines referenced.
Tomorrow night a double feature at Lorain County Speedway showcases a large field of super modified racers aiming for the 191 midseason title. Dick Good and Ed Molketin lead standings with nine straight wins since June 10, while others like Norm Smith and Mack Clingan vie for shocks and parts improvements amid a $92,500 purse across seven races.
Detroit coach Buddy Parker and Cleveland mentor Paul Brown send rosters for a joint scrimmage in Hiram Ohio. Cowboys of the two clubs eye rookies and veterans as quarterback spot battles and backfield duties unfold with Bobby Mitchell facing Tommy Watkins for Cleveland and Earl Morrell or Jim Ninowski for Detroit.
Philadelphia report notes seven teen-year-old Olympic star Chris Von Saltza opening her farewell in the 45th National Women's AAU championships at John B. Kelly Pool. She will defend the 100-meter freestyle and seek the 200-meter backstroke title while confronting Caroline House of Los Angeles A C in a four day meet. House won the 1500-meter event in 19 minutes 46.3 seconds and swam 1 000 meters in 10:20.6, near the world record pace.
Anna Abbe, a 6 year-old, won the eighth Thursday night Class B-3 race at Northfield Ohio. Denzil Berry rode the horse owned by James Michael of Bucyrus to a close finish over Tuffy Grattan with Marty’s Pride third. It was Abbe’s first win in 15 starts after several close efforts in New York racing meets.
Elyria Little League South players coaches and fathers plan to attend Little League Day at Cleveland Stadium on Sunday meeting at 11 30 a m on Joe Norban Field. Fathers are needed to drive in the caravan and players should wear uniforms or caps. The Indians LL Day includes both major and minor league boys and personnel.
Los Angeles at Cleveland baseball game 7 55 p m on Hadié WEQL and Cleveland Browns at Detroit football game p m on radio WGAR listed by station schedule in this issue.
Davis Cup selection named four man U.S. squad to play Mexico in Cleveland starting August 18. Jon Douglas of Santa Monica joined by Bernard Bartzen of Dallas Chuck McKinley of St. Ann Missouri and Dennis Ralston of Bakersfield California make up the lineup. The U.S. winner vs Mexico advances to face India for the right to challenge Australia.
Amateur Bobby Allen of West Hartford and Bobby Goetz of Tulsa fired 65s at the par 71 Wethersfield Country Club to share the first round lead. Gardner Dickinson Jr., Joe Campbell, Johnny Pott, and Frank Boynton followed with 66, while Arnold Palmer and Gary Player tied at 68 and even par respectively.
Festival King, a 5 year old veteran, won the $2,500 Parasang Feature at Thistledown. Ridden by Louis Hankpiller, the horse is owned by C. B. Fishback of Akron and arrived recently from Delaware Park.
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