Cards Tie Colts 31-31 in 1958 season opener
Frank Ivy, new Chicago Cardinals head coach, adds rookie Bobby Joe Conrad from the Giants as part of rebuilding a club that finished last in the NFL Eastern Division in 1957. Ivy, a former Cardinal end, returned from the Canadian wilderness to assess prospects.
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Frank
Pop) Ivy
Chicago Cardinals
Bobby Joe Conrad
New York Giants
Ivy
Bud Wilkinson
Oklahoma
Cardinals
Pat Summerall
Lindon Crow
Giants
Dick Nolan
Conrad
Texas A&m
New York Club
Baltimore Colts
Dukes Kramers Ousted In Lakewood Tournament Debacle
Lakewood Erhart’s Kramers were eliminated from the American Baseball Congress district tournament after a 10 to 10 loss to Lakewood Collier Construction. Erhart, which split Saturday games, dropped the decisive game as Lyndhurst and Ashtabula provided key swings. Pitcher Warren Schroeder delivered a three hit victory for Erhart in a prior win over Lyndhurst, while Col lier’s Horning faltered in the final.
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Erhart
Kramers
American Baseball Congress
Lakewood Collier Construction
Ashtabula
Neil Whitney
Clark Horning
Lorain Glass
Lyndshurst
Warren
Dood) Schroeder
Elyria Lehman& Johnson
Colliers
Hornung
Ehnltad Ant
Wellington High Facing Strong Season Under Campbell
Wellington High football enters 1958 with Coach Murt Campbell in his eighth year guiding a squad that posted 21 wins, 4 losses, and a tie over the past three seasons. The coming campaign should lean on power more than speed after a 6-2 finish last fall in Lakeland Conference play.
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Wellington High
Murt Campbell
Wellington
Lakeland
Duke Aggregation
Neuman triumphs in shortened Lorain modified stock feature
Bellevue racer George Neuman led from the start at Lorain County Speedway in a shortened modified stock car feature. He survived three restarts after pileups, maintaining the lead and securing the win on Saturday night.
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George Neuman
Bellevue
Lorain County Speedway
Neuman
Northfield Entries and Selections Overview
The list details Northfield Entries and selections for races and contenders. Names include Park ade, Aunt and Manlan's Haoster with Senator Pennies, Claw D, and several other horses or entrants such as Noble Boy, Morris, and King Rosecraft. Also noted are eligible entries and various race numbers with multiple jockeys and owners.
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Reno Beleetions
Manlan
Senator
Pennies
Lever Curley
Rogne
Waekskin Worthy
Glan
Roury Misenef
Tiny Marte Vay
Rich Gallon
Rich Gallon, T Brash Hoody Way Bib Breer
Pinky's
Alan Eligible
K. J. Direct
Chel
Lynn Roya
Race Belpetions
I—Ivick
DJ Doc
Noble Boy
Ma Morris
King Rosecraft
Carter
Jenin
Dota Guy
Rockler Geats
Debbie Reed
Herr McElwyn
Jerry Lambert
B. Glane
KRDO
Justy Boy
the Longlander
Piich
Atc
Sky
Becker
Eligib Hin Carley Suyzolt
SRN
al Clay
Indhinn Loi
Lois Beau
Dan's
Race halted after 19 laps yields Newman win at Akron track
Newman won after 19 laps when the race stopped for an accident. Norm Calhoun of Akron, a newcomer, finished second with Joe Conroy of Independence third and Norm Laws of Bedford fourth. Minnich won the 150 lap secondary feature. An influx of entries prompted an added event. Other listed entrants included Calhoun Jenkins Akron and Barberton competitors.
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Norm Calehoun
Akron
Joe Conroy
Independence
Norm Laws
Bedford
Newman
Rollie Minnich
Elyria
Bob Wooster
Calhoun
Dewey Jenkins
Sere Tne
No Cinne de Reon
Karry Parrel
Barberton
Blackhawks
Vonian Alte
Cheyenne Chief
Little Summi
Century Note
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Dash
Lapai
George Foscoy
Allie Beale
Norm Lawl
Low Long
Pirit
Narin Smith
Larry Patrices Nichols
Phil Fridel
Secone
al Wood
Bob Haydyk
Rollie Beale
George Foxop
Jerry Bachtraths
Vic Herman
Rusty Erwin
T. Ga Welsman
Jerry Gasser
Bobo Burrows
Art Smith
George Neumann
SM Shaw
Rolle
Bob Tayduk
Garry Rel
Les Nichels
Rolle Minnich
Akrant
North Eaton
Fred Katte Cleveland
Dewey Jens Akron
Jerry Eschitruth
Elycuy DeNula
Brytias & Stosh
Jalowler Elvin
Tiffin
Ron Krejel
Chardon
dAlstaner
George Neuman
Bellevue
Norm Calhoun
Joe Carray
Neon
Sai Bedford
Rollir Henle
Toledo
George Shurlick
Lorin
Sur Keegan Fremont
Wimpy
Auburn Cartera
Dick Seymour
Twinsburg
Lew Nagy
South Amretat
Stanford bans Anne Quast from golf team final
In Darien Connecticut Anne Quast, the 20 year old Women’s National Amateur champion from Marysville Washington, rallied from a three hole deficit to defeat Barbara Romack of Sacramento California in the 34 hole final at Wee Burn Country Club. The incident highlights Stanford University’s ban on girls joining the varsity golf team.
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Stanford University
Anne Quast
Marysville
Wash
Anne
Barbara Romack
Sacramento
Calif
Wee Burn Country Club
Round Table Wins Arlington Handicap in Chicago
Round Table, ridden by Willie Shoemaker, captured the 85,200 Arlington Handicap in Chicago on Saturday, riding to a decisive victory for owner and trainer connections.
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Round Table
Chicago
Willie Shoemaker
Pioneers Scrimmage Shows Defense Ahead of Offense
Elyria High School’s Pioneer squad held an intra-squad scrimmage as Barton’s team works to sharpen defense ahead of the season opener versus Cleveland West Tech in under three weeks. Minkowski, Rock, and White stood out, with newcomers Disbrow, Younkin, Chipukites, Bowen, Taylor, Varga, and Lengel making notable contributions. Quarterback Shepherd directed the backfield, while injuries sidelined Smallwood and Orndorff.
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Cullens
Elyria High School
Bowen
Bill Mil
Bill Barton
Hiskowski
Rhodes
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Cuvee
Ditehia
Ana Nave Riehl Crimi
Cleveland West Tech
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Bill Minkowski
Walt Rock
Joe White
Dave Disbrow
Walt Younkin
Gordon Chipukites
Cullen Bowen
Mel Taylor
Joe Varga
Steve Lengel
Dune
Aucton
Shepherd
Pio
Cleveland
John Marshall
Minkowski
Arnone Cee
Ee Teneon
Dick Smallwood
Paul Orndorff
Elyria
John Ford Rhodes
Shoerullah Triumphs In Buckeye Handicap At Ohio Track
Shoerullah led from the start and with a late foul claim by Mister Jive, won the Buckeye Handicap before 12,186 fans who generated 871,855 in wagers. Mister Jive finished second by a length and a quarter, with St Amour II a neck back and My Night Out fourth ahead of 65 to 1 shot Sharpsburg. Entries with Shan Pac were favored. Shoerullah paid 15.20 6.40 4.60, Mister Jive 5 and 4, St Amour II 5.80. Lois Cook rode Terra Firma to a Derby win at ThistleDown earlier in the year and rode yesterday’s winner. Other winners included Hard Booter Teachers To Shadow Roll Mama’s Girl Longone Sunny Boy S Golden Lark Top News. The daily double returned 38 55, the second highest of the meeting.
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Shoerallah
Mister Jive
Ohio
St. Amour II
Sharpsburg
Shan Pac
Allie Grissom
Indiame at Washington and KYW harness race
Sportscast lists tonight’s airs with BASEBALL Indiame at Washington on WEOL and WERE at 8. HARNESS RACING KYW at 19 45. The schedule notes regional stations and race time guidance for listeners.
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Washington
Dougherty shoots 68 at Spring Valley in net event
Dougherty, an IBM sales rep from Shere Fields Lake, fired a four under 68 at Spring Valley Country Club to lead a weekend net fall handicap event. Bob Johnson won low net with 75-768 while many players posted 70s and 80s in a crowded field including Cirigliano 73 and Borgeson 74.
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Spring Valley Country Club
Elyria Country Club
Bob Johnson
Tivity
Gulf Rd
Dougherty
IBM
Sherefields Lake
Spring Valley
Clete Heidrich
Ross Warner
Joe Cirigliano
Marv Borgeson
Borgeson
Bob Mellvain Jeach
Adolf Kohlmyer
Mellvain
Bill Iflainte
Hank Kohlmyer
Tom Miller
Frank Clavini
Link Goldense
Steve Charles
Frank Rybarlevk
al Tashjian
Zip Zistel
Gene Poor
Cirigliana
Stan Lutz Jr
Jack Piper
Dr. Miller
Ken Knight
Art Leverle
Bob Rothet
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Dave Kreid
Dick Schneider
Brinker
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Hank Knurek
Chet
Joe Emody
Powers
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Don Grosberg
Don
Balsley
Tom Davis
Len Brower
Dr. John
Brandan
Royals Turn The Tide In Romp To Lead Pennant Race
The Montreal Royals widened their lead in the International League pennant chase by sweeping the Toronto Maple Leafs in a doubleheader 18-6 and 14-3. Montreal, with 17 games left, moved five and a half games up as Sandy Amoros belted a three run homer and Rene Valdes earned the win in relief.
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Royals
Toronto Maple Leafs
Montreal
Leafs
Sandy Amoros
Rene Valdes
Co Champions Declared In Little League South Playoffs
Co-Champi on II East Edwards Sunoco and Elyria Hardware will be considered co champions after the Little League South board decided they will not hold a season championship playoff. The best-of-three series is canceled and remaining regular-season games are not played.
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Little League South
Elyria Hardware
Little League South Board of Directors
All Stars
Russian Strength Declining in 1960 Olympic Track Talk
Stockholm report notes coach Gavriel Kropkov aims for U.S. mastery in 1960 track at the European Games end. Article lists 58 Wellington lettermen from 1958, with nine returning veterans on the line and three veteran backs, plus details on where players will attend college and who may handle kickoff duties.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Gavriel Kropkov
United States
Russia
Kropkov
Tom
Moose
Jones
Wellington
Campbell
Claude Thompson
Bill Worcester
Lawry Babitt
Gary Hiltiker
Ted Williams
Bob Swesey
Larry Simonsen
al Pasadyn
Norm Richards
Norm Christley
Bill Cottrell
Richards
Harris
Mike Harris
Lakeland
Lehigh University
John Brown
Carl Farage
Lynn Coffin
Jim Herrick
Tom Jones
Bill Lampen
Tom Moehle
Bob Norton
Jim Vickers
John Wilkinson
Farage
Vickers
Ashland
Bowling Green
Herrick
Ohio Northern
Soviet team falls short in games with 11 titles
The Soviet favored athletes were upset daily as Russia's 36 titles fell from 18 in 1954 to 11. Kropkov claimed satisfaction with progress and facilities, while experts noted Britain Germany and Poland catching up with 11 firsts, 15 seconds, and nine thirds. Brian Hewson of Britain won the 1500m in 3:41.9 in the closing events.
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Russia
Kropkov
Britain
Germany
Poland
Brian Hewson
Ellis Wins Canadian Open and Heads to BC Championship
Willie Ellis, the 26 year old Texan, won the Canadian Open by one stroke over Jay Hebert with a 267 total. He moved up from 64th to 2nd on PGA money list after earning 3500 and bringing his season earnings to 11400. He plans to reach top 25 money winners in two years.
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Edmonton
Alta
Willie Ellis
Vancouver
Texan
Jay Hebert
Ridgewood
N.J
Ellis
Hebert
West Final Series Set in Elyria Little League
Elyria West hosts a best of three West Final series at Lappin Field starting Wednesday at 6 p.m. The contest pairs West Point Cities Service, second-half season champ, against Elyria Lions, first-half titleist, with games scheduled across Wednesday Thursday and, if needed, Friday.
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Elyria Little League West
Lappin Field
West Point Cities Service
Elyria Lions
Elyria Team Loses In State Slow Pitch Final
Warren VFW defeated Bill's Barbers of Elyria 3 to 0 in the state slow pitch softball final at Warren. Jack Yarsa took the loss for Elyria as Banks led with Elyria collecting four hits.
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Warren
Heistand Wins Doubles Title at Grand American Trap
Joe Heistand of Hillsboro Ohio captured the doubles event to cap a week of action in the Grand American Trapshoot tournament at Vandalia Ohio.
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Joe Heistand
Hillsboro
Ohio
Now's a Good Time to Buy Featured in Digest
Sylvia Porter argues in Reader's Digest that the recession is temporary and the long term trend is upward. The September issue offers 39 condensed articles including Now's a Good Time to Buy, advising readers to bargain, borrow, and invest in homes today.
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Saya Anandad
Sylvia Porter
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