Wimsatt Gets Job Of Keeping Elyria In State Tourney
Euclid defeated Elyria 6 to 1 on the Ohio State University campus in the State Legion Junior baseball tournament opener. Sloppy Elyria fielding and a two hit game by Joe Nossek powered the Euclid win. Elyria, coached by Bob Rieth, faced Lancaster next in the double elimination bracket with survival at stake. Don Wimsatt started for Elyria.
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Columbus
Elyria
Joe Nossek
Euclid
State Legion
Ohio State University
Bob Rieth
Elyrians
Lancaster
Don Wimsatt
Rieth
Elyria Crew
Gil Plasencial
Bill Minkowski
Wayne Rositano
Tom Smith
Smith
John Zaffer
Gil Plasencia
Plasencia
Bob Pesti
Nossek
Pesti
Dennis Turkall
Rositano
Tom French
Rose Bowl pact ends as PCC dissolves after 1960 game
In Portland, the Pacific Coast Conference announced contracts with the Pasadena Tournament of Roses Big Ten and NBC will end after the January 1 1960 Rose Bowl. A lingering question is whether a new working agreement will keep the Rose Bowl alive with West Coast participation.
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UPI
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Pasadena Tournament of Roses
Big Ten
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PCC
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Tournament of Roses
National Broadcasting Company
NBC
Elyria R. H. Rb
Gast
Harold
Tukey
Michigan
State University
Hays
Plasencia
Rositano
Rose Bowl
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Grodmeyer
Elyda
Euclide
Bast Turkall
Nossek
Minkowski
Zatter
Elyria
Euclid
Pesti
Pest
Plasencda
Groalmeyer
Pittcher
Bentley Throws No-Hitter In Legion Tourney Bounce
In Columbus, Scott Seger of defending national champion Cincinnati Bentley turned in a no-hitter defeating Defiance 0 to 0. Seger fanned 13, issued four walks and hit a batter. The seven-game card featured two extra-inning affairs including Dan Seabeck of Akron beating Steubenville 2 to 1 and Warren edging Piqua 6 to 5 in 10 innings. Scioto Post 604 edged Portsmouth 8 to 7 after a late Portsmouth surge. Other results: Celina over Zanesville 4 to 1, Newark over Lancaster 6 to 2, Euclid over Elyria 6 to 1.
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Scott Seger
Cincinnati
Bentley Post
Defiance
American Legion
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Dan Seabeck
Akron
Steubenville
Warren
Piqua
Scioto Post
Portsmouth
Celina
Zanesville
Newark
Lancaster
Euclid
Elyria
Diamond Docket West Side Lumber vs Elyria Kiwanis
Elyria softball league schedule lists games at Elyria Recreation Field diamond No 4 and diamond No 2 with start times 6 30 p m among other matchups including Odd Fellows Legion Cubs American Radiator Bittner DeCarlo Funeral Home Harshaw Chemical C A Olsen and Elyria Telephone Co versus Lear Romeo.
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HOT Stove
West Side Lumber
Elyria Kiwanis
Cascade
Savings Deposit Bank
Day's Hardware
Elyria Recreation Field
Odd Fellows
Legion Cubs
Iamond
Elyria Softball League
American Radiator
Bittner-DeCarlo Funeral Home
Harshaw Chemical
C. A. Olsen
Elyria Telephone Co
Lear- Romeo
City Vandingy W Pet
United Polish Club
ariemMiom
Bittner-DeCarlo
MBSA
Kehla. C. O
Cindy
Ib Herman Contractors
Lawrence
Acker
Atom
Lear-Remeco
Ay Lown
Fela
Nuzhallehyy
Bailey Beiunroph
Meyer
Parellah
Lotinett
Lopati
Megan Ty
Win
Harshin Chemical
Roser-bayrella- Gloria Telephone Co
Ar—Temple
Mesa
A. Olsen
Diamond Notices UPC softball clash at Abbeyville with Louie Pizza Akron
The United Polish Club softball team will tangle with Louie Pizza of Akron at 8 tonight at Abbeyville. UPC players meet at the club at 6 45. Elyria Umpires Association plans Thursday 8 30 at City Hall for officer elections and business agenda items.
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United Polish
Louie Pizza
Akron
Abbeyville
UPC
Elyria
Bowling Notices for Thursday League Meetings
The Thursday Ladies League gathers at 7 p.m. at Bowling Center for its weekly meet. Stoney’s AN City League holds an organizational meeting at 8 p.m. at Stoney’s Rainbow Lanes, with MK All captains and bowlers expected to attend.
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Stoney's AN
Fouight
Stoney’s
Rainbow Lanes
West Branch Rifle Club Competes in Camp Perry Matches
West Branch Rifle and Pistol Club represented at Camp Perry in three day National Pistol matches. Team scoring was led by Williams and club president Bob Falls but the squad did not place among leaders. Other members included Art Branch John Whittier and Bob Raymer.
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West Branch Rifle & Pistol Club
Camp Perry
Williams and Organization
Bob Falls
Art Branch
John Whittier
Bob Raymer
Dr Cary Middlecoff Triumphs In Miller Open
Dr Cary Middlecoff won the Miller Open at Tripoli Country Club with a record 264 and 16 under par to claim $5,300. He edged Bob Rosburg and Billy Casper Jr in the final rounds as Rosburg shot 64 to finish second at 265. Casper was third at 267. Middlecoff revealed plans to retire from the tour after the St Paul Open for a hernia operation, returning next April.
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Milwaukee
Wis
UPI
Cary Middlecoff
Middlecoff
Tripoli Country Club
Billy Casper Jr
Bob Rosburg
Rosburg
Casper
Sam Snead
Bob Goalby
Chick Harbert
Paul Harney
League Leaders Major League Leaders Major United Press International
National League top performers include Musial of St. Louis and Mays of San Francisco leading in hits and runs. American League highlights feature Mantle of the Yankees and Sievers of the Senators with key RBI and home run totals.
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United Press International National League
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Redce Sievers
Senators
Mantle
Yankees
Cery
Athletics
ColnviLo
Tajdiane
Leman
Rens
Banks
Cubs
Thomas
Pirates
Anderson
Phillies
Aaron
Braves
Cepeda
Giants
Red Sox
Sievers
Cory
Athletics AG
Colavito
Indians
How They Stand In Major League Baseball Standings
League standings and recent results show Pittsburgh leading with 57 52, while Milwaukee and Cincinnati chase. Monday results include Pittsburgh 6, Milwaukee 4, and Cincinnati 12, Philadelphia 11 in a suspended game. Upcoming schedules list probable pitchers and night contests across cities such as Cincinnati at Philadelphia and Chicago at Los Angeles.
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Dolted Press
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San Francisco
Pittsburgh
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Chicago
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Milwaukee
Eker
Semproch
Immons
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Jay
Whit
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Lary
Sylvan
Pascual
International League
Montreal
Toronto
Rochester
Miami
Columbus AO
Havant Essecesesees
Richmond
Pysseeenes
Bullalo
Lumbermen Triumph 5-3 Over Num Num Chips
West Side Lumber defeated Num Num Potato Chips 5 to 3 at Ely School yesterday. Harold Gressler earned the win as Stan Plate, Dean Jones, Reno Lappi, Joe Gressler of West Side all contributed. Plate and Num Num hitters had two safeties each.
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West Side Lumber
Num Num
Ely
Harold Gressler
Stan
Dean Jones
Reno Lappi
Joe Gressler
West Side
Goofers Keep Hopes Alive in Softball Tilt
The Goofers improved to 5-2 with a 10-9 win over the Raberties to stay in contention for first place as Short Cuts led the league at 61. Ruby NeNeil had a single, double, and triple while Carol Tohiash contributed a trio of hits and Judy Mahar belted a three run homer for the Goofers.
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Ruby NeNeil
Carol Tohiash
Judy Mahar
Builders Sweep Pony Finals in National Division Clash
Hart Construction defeated Men's Shop 9 2 at Elyria Recreation Field No 4 to capture the Pony League National Division title in a two game sweep. American Division title remains undecided after Manufacturers & Fabricators and Olsen Co. battled to a 3 3 tie in a game halted after seven innings by darkness and to be replayed tomorrow.
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Hart Construction
Men's Shop
Elyria Recreation Field
Manufacturers & Fabricators and
Olsen Co
Miller Wins In Relief As UPC Nips Chemists For S Ball Title
United Polish Club clinched the City Softball League second half title with a 3-2 win over Harshaw Chemical at Recreation Field, finishing the regular season tied for second. Jack Miller relieved in the second, Koepp, Estes and others contributed hitting, while Harshaw's Koepp had three hits and a double.
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United Polish Club
Harshaw Chemical
Recreation Field
UPC
Harshaw
Jack Miller
Don Mason
Gerald Koepp
Jack Schmitt
MUSA
Kell A. C
Marshaw
Koepp
Polencius Con So
Estes
Marshaw Chemlenmo
Nateker
How They Did United Ueeas International Suspended game
United Ueaes International saw a suspended game against Jui t t Inninas, with details limited by the incomplete report. The matchup halted play before a result could be decided, leaving standings and next steps unclear.
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United Ueeas International
Inninas
Kramers Dry Goods In Dramatic Baseball Title Duel
In a tight best of three series, Kramers Dry Goods and opponents battle for the championship. Laboring pitchers exchange blows as Labas faces a tough lineup with timely hits in the fourth and late innings. The opener sparked by Jack Johnson and Ken Logan sets the tone for a pivotal game two in Lorain with potential third game implications.
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Gen
Willie Talbert
Chuck Neal
UPC
Jack Johnson
Ken Logan
Jim Halitzka
Miller
Chin Wee
Les Freeman
Bietk
Panayg Tous FL Pere Mpeg AG
Ptoree
Loilar Narieski
I Verrarese
Moshoi
Nixon
Byhart Kramers
Johnson
Wolf Dry Goods
Rifice Fly
Lorain
Ir'hart
Mansfield
W.F.W
Eagles
Ued
Lappin
B&b
Lions
White Sox at Cleveland and harness racing updates from KYW and Recreation Field
Baseball notes cover White Sox at Cleveland with Ron Lauer on the mound for Men's Shop and Hart on the opponent. Mowery Nielsen Bristow lead hitters. Lauer drives in a run. A 3-3 tie features a late passed ball duel. Also a 1957 Cleveland Browns highlights screening at the Chronicle Telegram recreation room with no admission.
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White Sox
Cleveland
Weol
Grandview
Kyw
Recreation Field
Ron Lauer
Men’s Shop
Ion
Hart
Shannon Mowery
Dick Nielsen l
Bill Bristow
Bristow
Nielsen
Dale Hyer
Lauer
Bob Stacey
al Stacey
Men's Shop
Dick Roberts
Olsen
Bob Clark
E Men's Shop
Owny A Hark Construction
Stacey
Lapple
Burnett
Cleveland Browns
Chronicle-Telegram
Boston versus Washington softball score and player notes
A fragmented box score from Boston and Washington shows innings and miscoded player names. Listed are Monhougurite, erneles, Kiely ITy and Whip with Videmlinette Myida and Courtney Winter Valentiiattl oy It. Loser-Monbouquerte and HRg-Jensen appear among indiscernible entries, with Siovers and Homer also noted.
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Boston
Washington
Monhougurite
Erneles
Kiely
Videmlinette
Myida
Courtney Winter
Valentiiattl
Monbouquerte
Grandview Race Day Entries and Selections Summary
Race by race at Grandview lists Class D and C horses with selections led by top picks such as Herr Mc lwynn Dale Haven Wood Violet and Bomb Song. Multiple entries include also eligibles like Glendale Dictator Beverly Ann and Mc. T. and notes mention additional contenders and alternate entries.
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Herr Mc&lwynn
Darn Trusty
Maryland
Dave Otter
Sntriew
Phyllis A. F
Park Havyen
Ikle
Monroe Sliver
Clever Lucy
Blanche Hall
Dale Haven
Stormy Direct
I—Joe J
K. J. Direct
Jay Bob
Quark Prince
Honors Hope
Eligi Fue
Glendale
Mercury Mis
Thief
Wood Violet
J—C
Janet
Sharon Peach
Pat Frost
Betsy T Lee
Volo Miss
Srown Cecility
Frisky Blue
Pible
Betty Ax
Jarrettown Anne
the Longslander
Silver Lock
Pretty Sue Hal
So What
Natty Demon
Jessie Kirov
Whithorn
Parkade
Waytarly
Claxa D
FOO
Attorney Dillon
Kate Frost
Brownie Brewer
Royal Magic Nashira
Fayette Lady
Hi Lo
Mighty Wyn
Alao
Beverly Ann
Cash Jester
Brightside
al Jenter
Ansured
Syusan
Direct
Record Colby
Little Caral
Olbank
J. L. Oliver
Counst
Eden
Rip. Dale
Bomb Song
Wavier
Tiny Marie
Betty's
Tom Fool's Son Brings $20,000 at Yearling Sale
Saratoga Springs New York Warner Ranch Co of Woodland California bid $20,000 for a dark bay yearling colt sired by Tom Fool during the opening of the 13th annual yearling sales in DETROIT? DETROIT A.
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Saratoga Springs
N. Y
Warner Ranch Co
Woodland Trils
Calif
Tom Fool
Jockeys Shine at Three East Tracks In Big Monday Wins
Three jockeys each clinched multiple wins across major East tracks on Monday. Eddie Arcaro led at Saratoma with a strong victory, Willie Hartack captured seven wins in two days at Athletic City, and Norman Mervier rode three winners at Rock Inabian Park, underscoring a busy circuit with standout performances.
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New York
Jockiea
Eddie Arcaro
Saratoma
Willie Hartack
Athaetic City
Norman Mervier
Rockinagbian Park
Lost and Found and Notices in Local Ads
A garbled page fragment lists lost items including a beagle pup near Burn, a brown wallet, a watch cap and dental gold, plus ads for wedding announcements, laundry services, produce sellers, and various local notices. Names and places appear jumbled, with references to Murray Ridge, Route 113, and Irregular street mentions. The readable items hint at typical small-town classifieds.
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Iuto Insurance
Robert A. Saddler
Cleveland St. UM
Beagle
Burn
Tunpike
Murray Yidge RL
Launderteria Automatic
Cedar St. Ilyria
Gromes
G. J. Gnutos
Middle Ave
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