Sharpsburg Favored in $40,000 Buckeye Handicap at Sharpsburg
Sharpsburg enters tomorrow's Buckeye Handicap as favorite after Calumet Farm trainer Jimmy Jones scratched Bardstown and Fabius. The field includes Mister Jive My Night Out and Shan Pac Sheerullah with Dry Away as a leading local rival. Sharpsburg has earned 38282 from five wins and top weight 115, while Dry Away carries 113 for the mile and an eighth. Three M and F Pony League players Bob Clark Doug Willemin and Bob Notley were reported missing.
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Sharpsburg
Calumet Farm
Jimmy Jones
Bardstown
Fabius
Mister Jive
St. Amour
T. Alie Grissom
Shan Pac
Sheerullah
Capitol
Valley Forge
Bold Ruler
Clem
Promised Land
Tick Tock
Star Rover
Fabricator
Pine Theme
R. FE. Faircloth
Alibhal
Randall
M. J. Rosenthal
Dru
Buckeye
Swoon
Detroit
T. Alie 'Grissom
Sidney Lejeune
Jride
Y. FR
Tennessee
Wright
Shoebullah
jShan Pae
Lois Cook
Hasa
Chicago
Sam Slick
Wall Ace Stable
Frank A. Smith
Hileah
Ralph Borgemenke
Pittsburgh
Buckeye Prep
Sunningdale
Darwin’ E. Loveman
Dante Rizzo
Camarista II
Lews Sommer
Frank Zehr
Canth Aswaring Ohi
It Would Be Strange Without Indians In Cleveland Sports History
Board chairman William Daley warns the Tribe may move the American League franchise if attendance doesn’t improve. Cleveland has hosted the Indians since 1901 with only three pennants and two World Series titles. If it leaves, the city could be left with only the Browns as major league pro teams.
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Cleveland Indian Board
William Daley
Cleveland
Elyria City Golf League sees mixed results at Cherry Ridge
Frank Stydnicki Ben Stydnicki and Len Noster share medalist honors with 38 at Cherry Ridge as Gresko Sharpe and Day post 39. Noster wins low gross. Stydnicki and Walt Day tie for low net. Cherry Ridge 82 over United Polish Club. standings show Meister Co B F Goodrich near top. Mixed two ball foursome reservations open tomorrow with buffet.
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Frank Stydnicki
Ben Stydnicki
Len Noster
Elyria City Golf League
Cherry Ridge Country Club
John Gresko
Lal Sharpe
Harry Day
Noster
Walt Day
Cherry Ridge
United Polish Club
Club Tristam
Elyria Foundry
Stata
Midway Drive-In
West Side Lumber
Elyria
Bob Gardner Insurance
Meister Co
B. F. Goodrich
Swat Studio
Green Dragon
Timms Divot Diggers
Elyria Hardware
Midway Drive- In
Elyria Merchants
General Motors
Bey Insurance
Tristam
Qbertin Golf Club
Northfield Race Selections and Entrants Districted
A garbled list of Northfield race entries and selections across multiple classes and races. It catalogs selections for races numbered 1 through 9 with names of horses and contenders, plus additional eligible entries and related notes, reflecting a racing program page.
Bentley No-Hitter Secures 5-0 Win in Regional Start
Cincinnati Bentley, defending national champion, no-hit Waukegan Illinois in the opening round of the American Legion Junior regional tournament. The double elimination event continues as Cincinnati faces Owosso Michigan today after Owasso defeated Richmond Indiana 4 to 0.
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Princeton
Ind
Cincinnat
Bentley
Waukegan, Il
Scott Seger
American Legion
Owosso
Mich
Owasso
Richmond
South Amherst Cavaliers Face Depth as Enrollment Shrinks
South Amherst High prepares for 1958 football with seven senior lettermen as leaders amid a 130-student enrollment and several losses. Coach Jack Wilhelm notes potential, while Buckeye Brookside and Avon loom in the Inland Conference. The Cavaliers count 26 boys out for football, with two returning lettermen in Ray Sackett and Gary Lupe and multiple newcomers including seniors Sislow and Innes.
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Bleing
Lon
Jack Wilhelm
Dennis Dulmage
Jim Lane
Don Discemzo
Roy Jones
Dan Makiuski
Joe Shabba
Jim Riddle
Riddle
Wilhelm
Inland
Brookside
Buckeye
Columbia
Firelands
Avon
LaGrange
Cavaliers
Ray Sackett
Gary Lupe
Bob Becker
Carl Nay
West Virginia
Gene Smith
Paul Winiarski
Ray Soroka
Larry Cope
Duane Foor
Discenzo
Dulmage
Bill Jones
Russ Moser
Soph
Bill Willis
Art Roose
Gerhart Tischler
Lou Levey
Fred Balzer
Rod Gribble
Clearview
Mike Sislow
Gerry Innes
Fred Gasser
Bill Riddle
John Lukasko
Bob’ ‘Thompson
Allan Hewes
John Bozicevich
Don Eberhardt
Bozicevich
Cupe
Jankers
Lupe
Dumage
Moser
Chares
George Zalich
Cavalier
Don Judy
Townsend-Wakeman
Aymn
Probable World Series Foes Money Players Burdette Turley
Burdette and Turley, top money pitchers, likely start Game One as the Braves and Yankees push toward the World Series. Burdette pitched four-hit afternoon outing to win his 18th, while Turley dominated Chicago hitters as New York widened its lead and inched toward the series. The pair headline a tense pennant race with notable wins over the Dodgers and Giants as both clubs seek the autumn showdown.
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John Griffin Burdette
Burdette
United Press
Dodgers
Lew Burdette
Bob Turley
Turley
Chicago
Hank Aaron
Braves
Yankees Iin
Yankee Stadium
Sox
Meril
Giants
Yankees
Los Angeles Dodgers
Don
Newcombe
Cincinnati
Romack and Gunderson Favored in National Women’s Amateur
In Darien Connecticut defending champion Barbara Gunderson of Seattle and 1954 titleholder Joanne Romack of Sacramento were favored to reach the final round. Romack won two matches including a 6 and 4 victory over Berridge Long, while Gunderson advanced with earlier wins and faced Anne Quast of Marysville in the semi finals.
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Darien
St. Louis Cardinals
Larry
Joanne
Jackson
Philadelphia
Phils
Ernie Banks
Chicago
Cubs
Fittsburgh
Anne Casey
Boston Red Sox
Johnstone
Mason City
Ja. Glevesand
Gus Triandos
Perth
Scotland
Berridge Long
Huntington
W. Va
Sharpsburg Likely Tops Buckeye Field In Rich Handicap
A full 12-horse field is expected for the $40,000 Buckeye Handicap at Randall. Sharpsburg is the probable favorite with Wick Shupe aboard and 115 pounds top weight. Other contenders include Mister Jive at 114 pounds, Stamour with 105 pounds, and My Night Owl driven by E J Knapp ready to press.
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Sharpsburg
Ohio
Suarpsburg
R. E. Faircloth
Wick Shupe
Mister Jive
John L. Appelbaum
Hedley Woodhouse
Swoon
Detroit
Randall
Fort Erie
Stamour Ff
F. C. Randowrer
Lous Olah
Great Lakes
Wells Brothers
E. J. Knapp
Airways
Dangerous Threat
Shortcuts Cup Tourney Triumph in Ponytail Showdown
The Shortcuts defeated the Babettes 2 to 0 behind Jan Brown seven-hit pitching yesterday. Brown also starred at the plate with a first inning run on Nancy Elbert's single, as Rita Lepkowska scored on a later hit. Judy Bishop and Judy Jalowiec each had two singles for the losers. The piece notes other horses and racing figures, but focuses on the Ponytail tournament win and local racing topics.
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Babettes
Jan Brown
Jan
Alono
Nancy Elbert
Betty Micgowan
Rita Lepkowsia
Jane Gottfried
Jucy Jalowiec
Judy Bishop
Ohio Tracks Propose Freeze on Number of Racecourses
Ed Ginsberg, Cleveland attorney for all Ohio thoroughbred tracks, urged a legislative committee to freeze the number of racetracks and alter the racing law, as the Ohio Racing Commission considers revisions to the 25 year old statute.
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Columbus
UPI
Ohio
Racing Commission
Ed Ginsberg
Cleveland
Dry Goods In Tourney Opens In Cleveland
The Nat Wolf Dry Goods and the National Amateur Baseball Federation tournament opens at Edgewater Park Cleveland tonight with Akron Warren and Youngstown teams advancing. The Akron Barden Autos meet War and Lorain winner faces Flint Michigan in the NABF national tournament.
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Cleveland
UPI
Nat Wolf Dry Goods
Federall
Edge
Eame
Rosewater Park
Youngstown
Lorain
Akron Barden Autos
Verma A. Co
Flint
Mich
Big Field Set For Lorain County Modified Classic
The Northern Ohio Championship for modified stock cars at Lorain County Speedway on Labor Day draws a $3 350 purse led by a 100 lap final worth 650 dollars. Two more qualifiers precede the main event with 94 laps of racing planned and eight supporting features. Racing begins at 8 30 p m with entrants eyeing fuel, gear and handling setup after a fast entry push.
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Ohio
Lorain County Speedway
Thepeedway
Chuck Morris
Marion
Charles Yost Sr
Bowling Notices Invite Local Bowlers To Sign Up
The Bittmer DeCarlo Funeral Home Women’s League seeks players for Friday night bowling at 9 at the Bowling Center and asks interested to call the Charles Power residence. Sign-up sheets for the United Polish Club League remain posted until 4:30 p.m. Monday at the club. Bowl-O-Drome Home meets tonight at 8. El Ray Grotto Couples League meets Sunday at Bowl-O-Drome at 2 p.m. A short business meeting precedes open bowling for all with new bowlers to roll for averages and possible openings for couples.
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Bittmer-DeCarlo Funeral Home
Women's League
Charles Power
el Ray Grotto
Bowl-O-Drome
Tie May Be Cut By Rule In National .22 Caliber Championship
CAMP PERRY Ohio UP I Charles C Whipple of Somerset Pennsylvania and Herbert L Hollinter of Boulder Colorado lead with 5588 of 5600 as two matches remain under NRA rules Whipple would win a perfect tie with 435 x rings to Hollingers 400 other leaders include Janet Friddell 17 Toledo with top overall 5579 and Barbara Norton 5574 in women s small bore championship John Crowley Hamden won Dewar telescopic sight event and Robert Rarick Dayton won 50 meter event a tie also in yard telescopic sight among Montross West Hartford Miner Orange Gate Oxnard and Riggs Madison final day features 40 shots at 100 yards and 20 each at 50 and 100 yards
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Camp Perry
UPI
Charles C. Whipple
Somerset
Herbert L. Hollinter
Boulder
Colo
National Rifle Assn
Whipple
Hollinger
Janet Friddell
Toledo
Ohio
Miss Friddell
Barbara Norton
Bridgeport
Conn
John Crowley
Hamden
Robert Rarick
Dayton
Kermit Montross
West Hartford
Donald B. Miner
Orange
Madison
N.J
3 500 Aim For Big One Grand American Handicap
In Vandalia nearly 3 500 shotgunners target the Grand American Handicap prelim. Tate Errico from Highland Park Illinois won the preliminary with 99 of 100 clays from 20 yards for 2500 dollars. Hugh Adair from Helena Montana tied for second with 98 of 100.
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Vandalia
UPI
Tate Errico
Highland Park
Hugh Adair
Helena
Mont
Hidden Power For Success in Reader's Digest Condensation
A September Reader's Digest condensation promotes a $3.95 book summarizing a power readers already possess that leads to greater success and happiness. It cites examples like Charles Atlas Elsa Manwell and Agnes de Mille overcoming handicaps and promises benefits for family social and business life.
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Charles Atlas
Elsa Manwell
Agnes de Mille
Reader's Digest
Tang
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