M & F Rally To Pony League Crown Thrilling 7-6 Win
M & F Manufacturers & Fabricators claim the 1958 Elyria Pony League title by edging Hart Construction 7-6 in the decisive third game. Joe Shupp’s seventh inning single tied the game and Ron George scored the winner on a wild pitch after Hart led 6-5 with a sixth inning rally. George pitched for Hart and Hays worked for M & F, with Shupp and Sito keying the late scoring while Sito added two hits for M & F.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manufacturers & Fabricators
Elyria
Ken Sito
Hart
Sito
Hieu Ae
Bois Ries
Wwe
Wicenske
George
Bart AB
Rbi
Ing
Steve Hays
Hays
Fanning
Lauer
Billy
Larry Folley
Joe Wircen
Portman
Arnold
Mateh
H. Rel McCaffery
Rose
I Atros
Gehardinger
Breckelbaum
Vance
Wircenske
Folley
Truskowski
United Presse International
H. ElyxTruskows
Kansas City
McCaffery
Baltimore
Terry
Herbert
Craddock
Chitt
Brown
Triandos
K. Sito
Woodiing
Wircenste
M. A Willams
Marts
F. A. Bese
Strick
H. George
Araca Arnold
Galk
Cawden
Moore
Baseball Standings and Schedule Amidst Mixed Results
National League and American League standings are listed with team records and games behind the leader. The text includes upcoming games and probable pitchers for Tuesday and Wednesday, highlighting matchups such as Pittsburgh at Chicago and Kansas City at Baltimore with noted starting pitchers and times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Presa
Milwaukee
Toague L. Pet
New York
Francisca
Chicago
Pittsburgn
Boston
Los Angeles
Detroit
Baltimore
Iago
Cleveland
Ginenard
Kansas City
Seniladelphta
Washington
Mets
Baltimore & Ky
Wi City
Pichers
Pittsburgh
Eet Ford
Pascual
Cincinnati
San Francisco
WaTa Antohelic
Lish
Ford
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Done Eurn
Meyer
Mizell
Sullivan
Milwaukees
Los Aggeles U2
Twinight
Garver
Daley Ights
Jay
Willey
Y Aova
Portocarrero
Pastysdale
Padres
Wiliams
Easton
San Fratcisco
Barton Faces Inexperience at Elyria High Quarterback
Elyria High School basketball 1957 grid plan centers on replacing last spring’s 17 graduates. Jack Bolinski tops quarterback candidates for Sept. 12 opener against Cleveland West Tech as Coach Bill Burton reshapes Pioneer squad with 11 returning lettermen and several reserves stepping up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lem
Elyria High School
Ile
Jack Bolinski
Bolinski
Cleveland West Tech
Bill Burton
Fermen
Little League World Series Opens With Seven Teams
In Williamsport seven teams from the US Mexico Canada and the Pacific vie for the 12th Little League World Series title. Monterrey is the defending champion with Hawaii making its first appearance. Gadsden Alabama has a bye and opens Wednesday vs the Portland Kankakee winner. finals Friday. Original Field hosts for the last time before a new stadium and Hall of Fame is built.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamsport
UPI
Mexico
Canada
Pacific
Hawaii
Monterrey
Navy
Marine
Pearl Harbor
Darien
Conn
Valley Field
Quebec
Honolulu
Portland
Ore
Kankakee
Gadsden
Ala
Little League East Minor season-end picnic announced
The East Minor division of Diamond Notices schedules a season-end picnic for Thursday at 5 30 p m at Cascade Park. All players parents and families are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little League East
Cascade Park
Northfield Entries and Selections for Race Night
Race by race overview showing Class D entries and selections for eight races at Northfield. Listings include top picks such as Senator Prim Parkade Bomb Song Henley Mite Queen's Lady Justanut Halle's Guy and various other entries with accompanying contenders and alternates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator Prim
Sucky H
Stormy
Mercury Mischief
Sharon Peach
Winn's Honor
Gay Lois
Ensign Mate
Parkade
Sorcerer
Noble Boy
Grand Darlha
Dell Hanover
Nevin Hanover
Jessie Kilroy
Clever Lucy
Bomb Song
C. O
Janet
Brown Cecility
Dale Haven
Frisky Blue
Glendale
Metator
Vole Miss
Big Secret
Mysty Rey
Claas D
Nate
Cimely Hal
Fayette
Colleen
Guy Watts
Blacklawk
Lady
Jay Bob
Silver Wand
Scotch Pilgrim
Cias
Henley Mite
Bearly Ann
Josedale
Betsy T. Lee
Cash Scot
Wayet
Patsy Way
Honest Abe
Chase C
Iler Dido
Lusty Boy
Sunny V
Nathan
Doctor Beckner
Chase B
Wwidow Creed
Miss Shiloh
Goose Widower
Cleopatra Hanover
Peter
Justanut
Demon Mary
J—little Demian
Fomb'’s Wick
Windy G
Sissy Muchiguoh
Lusty Tass
Lady Burton
Jugurtha
Halle
Guy
Betty Dgrino
Mickey MacPherson
Mirfey
Leon MacPherson
Heart's Delight
Jane Brewer
Sy Abbe
Honest Jimmle
Northfield Greyhound Racecard Results Summary
Race by race results list dogs with finish times and betting payouts. Notable entries include Sargas Pick at 820.40 with 8.20 8.40 payouts, Whithorn 87 apt 0 2.60, Debble Reep 187.60 3 2.80, Direct Cochata 184.60 3.20 2.20, Silver Pheasant 14.60 46 2.40, Mr. Micawher 37.20 4.20, Hi Lo's Ebro 7.20 4.20, Gay Bess 89.80 5 3, Pastime 188 3.80 3.20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bold Mite
Goo:wall
Whithorn
Darn Trusty
Emma Frost
Eget
Debble Reep
Park Harm
Grand Lucia
Direct Cochata
Sunset Daly
Loyal Drumbrook
Silver Pheasant
Diana Velo
Wayearly
Mr. Micawher
Hi Lo's Ebro
Lady's Pride
Gay Bess
Ariel
Little Coral
Counsel Eden
Kay Dong Det
Brewer
Market Topples Cadets In Little League West Showdown
Willie Williams pitched a one hitter with seven strikeouts and four walks as B and B Market beat West Point Cues Service 20 to 1 at Lappin Field. Don Beal Ing. defeated VFW Post 1079 21 to 1 in the other game. B and B and VFW sit two behind West Point for second place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie Williams
West Point
West Pointers
Lappin Field
Don Beal
VFW
B&b
Williams
Clyde McNeal
Oberlin Golf Club Class A playoffs head to finals
The Oberlin Golf Club championship semifinals narrowed to four. Mike Cregar beat Dick Baird 1 up to face Mike Radd, who defeated John Strong 2 up. Dean Cassell beat Joe Margolis 4 and 3 to meet Bob Tosh, who won over Joe Setko.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin Golf Club
Mike Cregar
Dick’ Baird
Mike Radd
John Strong
Dean Cassell
Joe Margolis
Bob Tosh
Joe Setko
West Point Nabs Four-Hitter As Beal Posts Wins
Ron Roberts fired a four-hitter for West Point with seven strikeouts and three walks. Beal scored twice in the third inning to beat VFW. Art Jenkins aided by Jack Flowers closed out the game. Hans and Clark combined on a three-hitter for Beal while Williams and Wane aided WEW in a separate effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B& Bs
Ron Roberts
West Point
Beal
VFW
Art Jenkins
Jack J. Flowers
Beall
John Hans
Jeff Clark
WEW
Marksmen Lead As National Small Bore Rifle Matches Go On
At CAMP PERRY Ohio leaders widened their advantage in the national small bore rifle matches. Charles C Whipple of Somerset Pa and Janet Friddell of Toledo Ohio led the men and women with 2395 and 2391 respectively. Fred Waldock of Sandusky Ohio won the men’s championship after a 100 straight, joined by Dan Orlich of Reno Nev and Bill Mitchell of Paris Mo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Perry
UPI
Charles C. Whipple
Somerset
Janet Friddell
Toledo
Ohio
Whipple
Miss Friddell
Fred Waldock
Sandusky
Dan Orlich
Reno
Nev
Bill Mitchell
Paris
Heavier Pigs At Weaning Faster With New Formula
An improved palatable formula speeds heavier weaning weights and reconditions hogs of all ages. Wayne Tail Curler leads farm program for hog nutrition and growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne
Lefarmout
Union, Phone, UPC Win In Elyria Softball Tourney
In Elyria Softball League first-round action Union Local 18 MESA Lear-Romeo UPC United Polish Club and Elyria Telephone Co posted victories at Elyria Recreation Field. UPC beat Lear-Romeo 16 hits led by Kaminski and Johnson, while Telephone topped Mehl 9 4 with Knapp Curcillo and others contributing. Local 18 MESA and Herman Contractors also produced competitive scoring as four hitters combined for strong performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Polish Club
Lear
Nomec
MESA
Herman Contractors
Bel
Elyria Telephone Co
Kehl A. C
Elyria Recreation Field
Elyria
C. A. Olsen
Bittner-De- Carlo Funeral Home
Elyria Telephone
Harshaw Chemical
Steve Kaminski
Jack Johnson
Hallizka
Ingold
Wileorak
40 Candidates Report for Elyria Catholic Football Tryouts
Coach Joe Paul distributed equipment at Elyria Catholic High School as 40 candidates are invited to attend twice daily drills starting tomorrow. Fiftyish plans note that 37 of last year’s invitees were mailed letters, with 13 returning letters, and any Catholic High School player may join. The squad lists potential returning starters at every position, including ends Mike Becker and Tom Javivecak and quarterback Don Whimsatt, while noting several graduates and non-returning lettermen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Paul
Elyria Catholic High School
Faull
Elyria
Catholic
Paul
Mike Becker
Mike McHugh
Webber
McHugh
Paw
Wimgatt
Becker
Varzinenk
Plato
John Nagy
Air Force Academy
Colorado Springs
Pat O'Conner
Dale Balas
Bob Bohrer
Tulback Ed McCoy
Paul Pustay
Francis Mitro
Richards Praises Woodling and Orioles Rally
Orioles manager Paul Richards lauds Woodling who turned 11, his 374 hitting pace since August fueling Baltimore’s attack after Nieman’s injury. Woodling’s two‑run homer off Ralph Terry in the sixth sparked an 8‑2 victory over the Yankees, the only major league game on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore Orioles
Paul Richards
Woodling
Kane
Orioles
Bob Nieman
Gene
Tomain
Ralph Terry
Baltimore
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Bob Fortman
Fortman
Hart Construction Co
Wain
Joe Cowden
Ia Joe Shupp
Chronicle-Telegram
Barton
Letteormin
Bill Minkowski
Dick Smallwood
Jim Jones
Allan Fleisher
Wall Rock
Joe White
Gary Freeman
Pete
Dave Bush
Tom
Pioneer
Shepherd
Brian Hays
Bull
Kowski
Carter
Ritchie Pond
Dave Disbraws
Tony Junior
Bob Newt
Pioneers
Pond
Paul Orn
Cleveland Rhodes
Aldortt
Cullen Bowen
Mel
Ely
Taylor
Joe Varga
Hae Ra
Cleve
Bill Latte
John Zaffl
John Marshall
Mal Marshall
Diamond
Northfield
Aoanna
Andy Dengan
John Oros
Mel Martin
Chuck Bedell
Dick McGinnnis
George Fazekas
Bill Fazekas
VPW Post
Din Font
Don Bennie
Hans
Clark
Miller
Jenkins
Flowers
Trackles
Roberts
Page
Waneinjak
Pet West
VFW Post
Eagles
xElyria Lions
Kipton
Oberlin
Birmingham
Union
UPC Win
Hermen
Bruer and
Webb
Gibbs and
Bidlake
Kebl
Zoltai
Mehl
Straight
J. Abbey
Warriner
Richards
Howard Braun
Stoney’s
Stoney’s Rainbow Lanes
Obrlin Road
Alyria
J. R. Dall Ford Sales
Broad Street
Elyria, Ohio
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