Openers Set for Rangers Home Opener Versus Midview
NORTH RIDGEVILLE Ridgeville head coach Gillooly talks about opening the season September 6 against Midview, aiming to prove the team can win the opener. The Rangers, carrying 12 lettermen from last year’s 1-8 squad, expect average line size but solid backs, with senior QB Jack Shamyborn and halfbacks Dwight Bridge and Tom Spicer leading the attack.
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Spain
John Gil’ Looty
Ridgeville
Midview
Gillooly
Rangers
Bermsen
Giulooly
Jack Shamyborn
Bridge
Spicer
Dwight Bridge
Tom Spicer
Wmoslars
Ray Atsberger
Alsberger
Jumora
Rich Rugnak
Gary Preston
Bill Burns
Burns
Preston
Rusnak
Dan Decks
Rob Wellert
Decks
Wellert
Nearton
Kinggridder Team Faces Scrimmage Amid Injury List
Kinggridder football reports a fair but fragile state for Richard Pasky of Admiral King High School after chest pains and internal bleeding. Several sophomores and juniors fill positions as candidates for end and quarterback roles, with Am herst Midview and Clearview seen as strong rivals in a tight Lakeland Conference race. The team opens with a Wednesday practice scrimmage to begin evaluating a lineup including Shambora Urb at backfield and Gillooly noting a close contest ahead.
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Lorain
Richard Pasky
Admiral King
St. Joseph Hospital
Pasky
Denna Newton
Dan Zdara
Shambora
Jim Haul
Gillooly
Doug Fitts
Bill Gardner
Ben Barnett
Bob DiFranco
John Baher
Gilisoly
Paul Shambora
Jack Urbat
Brice Wilford
Urban
Wiford
Amherst
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Clearview
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Awe
Spahn Stars As Pitcher And Nazi Soldier In One Night
Warren Spahn, 42, pitched for Milwaukee and acted as a Nazi sergeant on ABCs Combat series. He won his 16th and improved to 23rd of his career by beating the Dodgers 6 1. He drove in a run with a sacrifice fly, scored once, and helped quell LAs lead. Cardinals, Giants, Phillies, Cubs win as racing standings tighten.
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UPI
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Milwaukee
ABC
Spahn
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Braves
Frank Bolling
Larry Sherry
Eddie Mathews
Dick Calmus
Tommy Davis
Maury Wills
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Colts
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Reds
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Pirates
Cubs
Mets
Jack Sanford
Jim Maloney
Dennis Bennett
Jack Baldechan
West Covington
Don Schwab
Phils
Bob Bailey
Jim Pagniaroni
Pittsburgh
Billy Wiliams
Paul Toth
Chicago
Larry Beamarsh
Wee Omewue
Wee Sane Wie
Deabling
Dick Donovan
Greballer
Bob Turley
Red Sox
Yankees dominate AL as Blanchard Lopez star
In a two night doubleheader the New York Yankees build a commanding lead in the American League aided by Blanchard Lopez and others filling in for Mantle and Maris. A second game riot erupted after Gary Bell lost control and Joe Pepitone charged Bell prompting Dimuro to warn Bell he faces 550 fine as the benches and bullpens emptied and bases filled.
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John Blanchard
Hector Lopez
Yankee
Mickey Mantle
Roger Maris
Lou Dimuro
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Cleveland Indiana
Gary Bell
Joe Pepitone
Pepitone
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New York
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Fred Whitfeld
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Secorian
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Bareney
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Jim Taylor
Taylor
Sidney Finkbeiner
Bears Pride
Bee Angel
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Stoker Boy
Ranger
Drexel Mina
Royal Money
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Ole Boy
Dickie Don
Williams vs Bell sparks bench scene and messy notes
The night features Stan Williams of the Indians clashing with Yankees in a heated game as Bell throws high and outside. Amid odd entries and scattered names, the record blends colorful chatter of players, pub chatter, and mixed stats from baseball and football references.
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Yankee
Stan Williams
Cleveland
Bell
Willams
Ramos halves and the Tribe fall 3-2 in 13 innings
Cleveland suffers a 3-2 setback as the Red Sox rally in the eighth and seize control in the 13th. Ramos errors and Boston’s late hitting push Boston ahead while Yastremski belts his 14th homer. Alvis nearly ends it with a liner in the ninth.
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Cleveland
P Ramos
Cari
Yastremski
Homer Haas
Gopher Bails
Ramos
Boston Red Sox
Ed Bressoud
Tribe
Alvis
Max Alvis
Jick
Radatz
Hie Tribe
Lou Clinto
Indians
Fred Whitfield
Willie Kirkland
Willie
Red Sox
Baseball Roundup Follows Varied Spring Results
Major league results feature Chicago edging New York 6-5 while Philadelphia tops Pittsburgh 4-2. At St Louis the Cardinals beat Houston 4-1, Milwaukee defeats Los Angeles 6-1, and San Francisco wallops Cincinnati 11-4. Baltimore routs Minnesota 14-6, Detroit overwhelms Kansas City 17-6, and New York trims Chicago 7-2 in night games. Upcoming pitching matchups list Pittsburgh at Philadelphia, New York at Chicago, St Louis at Houston, Milwaukee at Los Angeles, and Cincinnati at San Francisco with notable performances by Ramos, Whitfield, and Kirkland in recent action.
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Bears Packers exhibition grid slate sparks preseason
Five NFL exhibitions headline Saturday action with Packers and Bears among matchups. The Chiefs beat the Broncos 16 3 in AFL play while Buffalo hosts Boston as teams chase roster spots.
Umpires Schedule For Week of Games and Players
The schedule lists umpire sessions and multiple player performance notes by league. It references Aaron Bravens White Cardin and others with bat counts and positions across National and American Leagues, mentioning teams like Sox Tigers Angels and various players.
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