Lorain educator Cy Keyes recalls curve ball history
Edwin C. Keyes, 74, a Lorain psychology teacher and former baseball pitcher, recalls learning to throw a curve from Christy Mathewson and his brief attempt with Toledo. He reflects on his World War II Naval service, Lorain roots, and future as a potential coach at Lorain County Community College.
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Be suspended after beating sports writer Braver Dyer of the Los Angeles Times. Belinsky, 27, asserts he is a victim of circumstances and will appeal. The incident left Dyer with a cut in the left ear, a black eye, swollen cheek, and other bruises. This is Belinsky's second suspension with the Angels after a previous refusal to report to the Hawaii farm club.
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Lawn Tennis National Doubles Tourney Opens at Longwood
About 280 entrants converge on Chestnut Hill Massachusetts to begin the 84th U S Lawn Tennis Association doubles championship with top seeds Chuck McKinley and Dennis Ralston leading the field. Wimbledon champions Margaret Smith and Leslie Turner of Australia head the women's division as top seeds.
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Twins edge Indians on pair of sacrifices
The Minnesota Twins edged the Cleveland Indians 7 to 6 in Minneapolis as pinch-hitter Don Mincher doubled and scored on a sacrifice fly by Rich Rollins after a tie in the sixth. Harmon Killebrew hit a two run homer for Minnesota, while Jim Perry earned the win for the Twins. The loss leaves Cleveland 5 1/2 games behind the Angels with the season winding down.
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Firelands Freshman Football Physicals Set Thursday
Firelands High School announces freshman football players must report to the high school on Thursday at 7 30 pm for physicals. This event is mandatory for all first year players and aims to complete required health screenings before the season begins.
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Renner Shuts Out First Congregational 9-0
Jack Renner pitched a nine hit shutout for First Methodist at West Recreation Field in the Elyria Church I Softball League. Bill Robertson hit two triples and a single while Jack Smith added two doubles and a single. The winners scored four runs in the second inning, one in the fifth, and four in the fifth.
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Phillies hail Thomas as hero after strong early stretch
Phillies manager Gene Mauch credits Thomas with timely help as the veteran outfielder, coming from the Mets, drives in 13 runs in eight games. Thomas powered a two-run homer and a key single in a doubleheader sweep of the Mets to extend Philadelphia’s NL lead to four games. Allen, Callison and Rojas also contributed as Jim Bunning and Rick Wise earned wins in the nightcaps.
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Bauer’s Orioles Slide Ahead in Pennant Chase
Hank Bauer remains confident that Baltimore can finish ahead of the Yankees as the Orioles beat New York 5-4 to improve to 73 wins. Harvey Haddix praised the tough fight as players, including Steve Barber, stressed the need for more big wins to stay atop the standings.
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Orioles Roll On Brooks Robinson Three-Run Shot
Brooks Robinson delivered a decisive three-run homer in the sixth as Baltimore pulled ahead for good. The win evened Barber's record at 8-8 while Steve Hamilton took his second loss in nine decisions. The day also featured several AL and NL games with standout performances and several pitchers earning wins.
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Law-makers aroused over Yankees sale legality
Senators Pearson and Javits urged scrutiny of the Yankees sale to CBS for 11.2 million while signaling no immediate action. Chicago White Sox owner Allyn attacked Baseball Commissioner Frick and challenged AL President Cronin, calling the league action illegal and demanding a meeting to approve the sale.
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Rival jockeys Bove and Perna share home life at Atlantic City
Terry Bove and Bob Perna, fierce on track rivals, are close friends off the course. The pair, 22 and 23, live in a large trailer while racing at Atlantic City. They once rode in battered cars and ate at counters, now earning up to 200 dollars daily while maintaining a strict 5:30 a.m. workout routine to stay top contenders.
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St Mary grid meeting set for Monday
St Mary grade school football team invites newcomers to the 7 PM meeting in the cafeteria to review organization and distribute application cards.
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Sooy clan powers Church victory in Elyria league game
Grace Lutheran erupted for nine runs in the first inning and topped First Assembly of God 18 to 9 at West Recreation Field in the Elyria Church Softball League. Butch Sooy Ken Sooy and Bob Walker each had four hits. Walker hit a homer and doubled and drove in five. Ken Sooy added two doubles while Butch Sooy doubled and tripled. Bill Schroeder earned the win. Bob Richards homered for First Assembly and Don Radar Sr. took the loss.
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Royals to Hold Camp at Miami University Oxford
The Cincinnati Royals will base this year’s training at Miami University in Oxford after years at Lockbourne AFB near Columbus. Pepper Willeson notes strong cooperation from university officials. First practice at Withrow Court September 15 with twice daily drills through September 2. Intra squad games slated. exhibition opener September 27 vs the U S Olympic team at Cincinnati Gardens.
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