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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 26, 1958

Page

5

Colavito Power Fails as Indians Drop Key Road Tilt

Colavito homered and drove in all four Tribe runs but Cleveland lost to Baltimore 4 0 in the third game of a 17 game road swing. Poor fielding and a wild throw helped Baltimore score as Don Ferrarese faces Skinny Brown in the first of a two game set. Wertz sidelined by spring injury sent to Cleveland with an ankle issue. Indians stood 4 9 on their last road trip.

Baltimore Gary Bell Land Rocky Colavito Bell Bronx Senators Don Messi Washington Ray Out Larry Doby Col Narleski Gameyavnto Billy Moran Minnie Minoso Bal Don Ferrrarese Cleveland Wertz Indians

Sarazen Demonstrates Power At Elyria Clinic Exhibition

Golf legend Gene Sarazen, 56, appeared at Elyria Country Club for a clinic and dinner lecture. About 100 to 200 spectators watched him deliver strong drives and sand shots, while Clark Black and Art Hudnutt participated in a best ball match.

Gene Sarazen Elyria Country Club Sarazen Clark Black Links Art Hudautt Paul Minnich Black Hudautt Art Hudnutt

How They Did: Baseball Scores From National and American Leagues

A summary of multiple games across the National and American Leagues with results and pitchers. Highlights include Pittsburgh-St. Louis tied 73, Los Angeles over San Diego 9-3, Cincinnati over San Francisco 3-2, and Cleveland beating Washington 4-8.

Pittsburgh Goo St. Louis King R. Smith Tiane Fotles Jackson Green Loser Kline Moat Los Angeles Haddix Bailey Padres Pignalano Spantcimall

Minneapolis OKs Bond for Stadium Expansion

Minneapolis City Council votes 10 to 1 to issue 4.52 million dollars to nearly double capacity at Metropolitan Stadium, clearing the way for Major League Baseball to locate or relocate teams such as the Senators or Indians to the city.

Minneapolis UPI Metropolitan Washington Senators Cleveland Indians

Spahn Quietly Deals as Dodgers Top Reds in Narrow Win

Merrett Spahn pitched despite fever to help the Dodgers beat Cincinnati 4 3 at Los Angeles Coliseum. Carl Furillo powered a key burst with a three run homer, while Wally Moon added a three run shot to seal the victory, keeping Milwaukee within reach in the pennant race.

San Francisco Los Spahn Angeles Coliseum Furilla Warren Braves Dodgers Milwaukee Mikeloff Harvey Haddix McCormick Secon Los Angeles Cincinnati Giants St. Louis Pittsburgh Baltimore Chicago Washington Cleveland Redlegs Johnny Podres Carl Furillo Podres Pete Whisenant

Blacks Defeat Whites in Midget Softball Showdown

Cascade Colony's midget softball finals ended with the Blacks defeating the Whites 28 to 9 in a nine inning marathon. Ricky Dunlap earned the win with two singles and a double in three trips, Don Melton added three hits including a homer, Judy Woods had four hits in six trips, while Chevyl Patterson led Whites with four hits in six. Joe Ot ten and Gene Jason pitched for Whites. play was halted by rain after two and a half innings the previous week.

Cascade Colony Ricky Dunlap Don Melton J Homer Judy Woods Chevyl Patterson Joe Ot Gene Jason Opfebralts

Monterrey Little Leaguers Visit Campanella in New York

Former Monterrey star Roy Campanella met visiting Little League champions from Monterrey at NYU Bellevue Medical Center. Campanella, paralyzed since January, greeted the boys in Spanish, reminisced about past Mexican league days, and praised their fathers while noting his own recovery.

Campy Roy Campanela Hector Lorrer Monterrey Mexico Handy Campy Dodger Betlovie New York University Andres Galvan Ricardy Trivan New York UPI Roy Campanella Campanella Brooklyn Dodgers Nyu Bellevue Medical Center Hector Torres

UPC Cops 12 1 Contests In Wellington Softball Tourney

United Polish Club beat Elyria Independents 12 to 4 in the first round of the Wellington Softball Tournament. Jack Miller allowed four hits. Fritz Hazlett doubled and singled. Steve Kaminski had four singles in five at bats. Johnson Kaminski and Bruce Bierkower homered for UPC.

Wellington Elyria United Elyria Independents Jack Miller Independents Fritz Hazlett Steve Kaminski Jack Johnson Jack Kaminski Bruce Bierkower U.P.C. R HE United Elyria Ind Miller and Halitzka Gibbs and Hazlett

Bowling notices for Elyria leagues and meetings

The Elyria Road Roamers seek one team for their bowling league. Contact Harry Howell at FA 2.9683. The Jolly 32 League meets Saturday at 9 p m at the Bowl O Drome. Elyria Women's Bowling Association meets tonight at 8 at the Council Chambers. League secretaries may pick up supplies at the meeting.

Elyria Road Harry Howell Jolly 32 Bowl Odrome Elyria Women’s Bowling’ S Association

Funeral set for top Bendstein in New York baseball circle

The Elyria Blooper League meets tomorrow at 9 p.m. in the Elyria Recreation Office to determine pairings for the upcoming tournament. Top baseball writer Ben Spstein, 51, of the New York Mirror, who has covered the Yankees for 15 seasons, is noted in the notices.

Elyria NEW York UPI Ben Spstein New York Mirror New York Yankees

Michigan horse Royal Flash wins at Ohio State Fair trot

Royal Flash owned by Reno Ministrelli of Detroit defeated rivals to win the $20,750 Ohio State Trot, the feature event on opening day of harness racing at the fair.

Columbus UPI Ohio Reno Ministrelli Retroit

What Workers Have Been Writing Senator McClellan

A hundred thousand letters flood the McClellan Committee. John Dos Passos reports in September Reader's Digest on workers who feel they live under dictators in the USA. The issue promises revealing interviews and analysis. on sale at newsstands.

McClellan John Dos Passo Reader's Digest Senator McClellan

Stand WL in Rat OH Milwaukee list of results

The report lists results from various games and upcoming matchups. Key actions include Pittsburgh and Los Angeles winning, Milwaukee and San Francisco involved in late games, and Philadelphia at Chicago and Milwaukee at San Francisco flagged for upcoming contests with pitcher matchups noted.

Rat Milwaukee San Franciane Pittaburgh Jwuls Ith Pammeiphin Oy Ae Chidaall Aperees Chivage Oo Peteburkh Leuls Gincinmiati Los Angeles Pagani Bina Philadelphia Chicago San Prana Lou Angolen

Chemists and Builders Triumph in Flyria Softball Tourney

Harshaw Chemical advances to the winners' bracket finals at Flyrna Recreation Field opposite United Polish Club. Hereman Contractors beat Lear-Romeo 6-5 in the other bracket, setting up tonight's action with Harshaw vs UPC and Local 18 Mesa clashing Elyvia Telephone in closers' bracket games.

Harshaw Chemical Flyria United Polish Club Joff Flyria Telephone Flyrna Recreation Field Hereman Contractors Lear-Romeo U.p.c.-Harshaw C. A. Olsen Mesa At Herman Elyvia Harshaw Charley Estes Gerald Kopp Kirk Dunnivant Bill Tolbert Lar Bary O'Connor Vic Hudak Jack Roig Lem Wilczak

Bentley Triumphs In Regional Junior Legion Baseball Title

In Princeton Indiana Cinvins nnti Bentley Post captured the regional Junior American Legion title by defeating Owosso Michigan 4 to 4. Eddie Brinkman led the Ohio team with a five hit effort to secure a national bid at Hobart Oklahoma. Owosso suffered a second loss in the double elimination tourney after an earlier win over Cincinnati.

Princeton Ind UPI Cinvins Nnti Bentley Post American Legion Owosso Mich Eddie Brinkman Ohin Hobart Okla Cincinnat

Steelers Cut Six Players Including Aurelius Thomas

The Pittsburgh Steelers released six players in a surprise move including Ohio State All American guard Aurelius Thomas Thorns. The cut followed his time as a junior at Ohio State and did not detail future teams or dates.

California UPI Pittsburgh Steelers Ohio State Aurelus Thomas Thorns

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