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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1964
Page
6
The Browns open exhibition play losing 26 to 7 to the 49ers amid plans to improve defense and passing. Key additions include Paul Warfield boosting the deep game while old standouts Jim Brown and Gary Collins anchor the offense.
New York boxing leaders say champions evade discipline as Madison Square Garden plans a Jones Alongi bout with no TV revenue after Sept. 11. General Krulewitch notes lack of federal rules. Patterson offers 35 000 for Oct 2. Jones counters with Alongi for a payday as he pursues rankings.
New York Yankees pitcher Whitey Ford is being treated at Lenox Hill Hospital with X ray therapy for a calcified deposit in his right hip. Officials say the goal is to improve the condition and possibly have Ford back by the end of the week. If not, the Yankees must cope without their longtime stopper as they pursue a fifth straight pennant.
The 30-year-old ex Giant Bill White has lifted his average from .263 to .306 through 18 games, batting .466 over his last 18 contests. He supplied a first inning single driving in Lou Brock as Bob Gibson earned the win for St Louis. Michael Shaon nailed Brock at home in the fifth, and Cepeda was gunned down at the plate in the eighth.
San Francisco attorney Sol Silverman, head of the California committee for safeguards in boxing, attacks backlashes by business and professional men against efforts to regulate the sport. He says a powerful sentiment exists to curb attempts to bury boxing and defends the ring.
Elyria Mustangs place four players on the Lakewood Class A League All Star squad to face J Schrader Company at Madison Park tomorrow night at 8. Selected were Jim Dennison Mike Gormley Tom McConsbe and Tom Nickoloff with Dennison at second and Gormley in left field.
The LaPorte Contractors defeated the LaGrange Wildcats 2-0 to claim the Class F Lorain County Suburban Hot Stove League second half title. John Shreve earned the win with seven strikeouts, while Jim Brown and Phil Strouse led LaPorte with a triple and a double. The county final pits LaPorte against the Wellington Merchants on Thursday at Green Acres in Oberlin at 6 pm.
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