Shaw Coach Tom Meinhardt Named Shaw High Line Coach
Tom Meinhardt, current Shaw Jayvee coach and Kent State graduate, is named head line coach for Shaw High School football and basketball. He is the son in law of Elyria Country Club manager Charles Price and is advancing from Jayvee duties as he earns his masters from Kent State today. The letter from Bob Rieth, manager of American Legion Junior baseball, thanks the Chronicle-Telegram sports staff for coverage and expresses appreciation for cooperation with the Juniors and CT sports department as the team prepares for the 1960 season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Meinhardt
New Shaw High School
Charles Price
Elyria Country Club
Tom
Kent State University
Jayvee
Shaw
Kent State
Chronicle-Telegram
Elyria Post
American Legion
Jim Ketchum
John Verbeek
John Moore
CT Sporty
Kelehum
Chuck Hoagland
City Recreation
Claude Gilmore
Ely Stadium
Elyria
Ole
Jim ‘Tompking
Hank Stanowies
Legion
Bob Rieth
Sikora Returns to Flint Journal Role
Vince Sitore moves again between papers in Michigan. He left the Loran Journal to join the Flint Journal years ago and returned this spring to the Journal. Now he plans to go back to his job in Flint.
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Vince Sitore
Loran Journal
Flint
Mich
Jaurend
Journal
Sox Indians Face Four Game Set as Colavito Slugs
Cleveland hosts Chicago in a pivotal four game set with Rocky Colavito and power hitters key to deciding the pennant race. Latman may start as Lopez weighs pitching options while both teams chase first place in the American League late in the season.
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Tom Melody Cleveland
UPI
Chicago White Sox
Rocky Colayito
Comiskey Park
al Lopez
Lake Erie
White Sox
Cleveland Indians
Yankee Stadium
Billy
Tribe
Pierce
New York
Indians
Cleveland
Chicago
Sox
Joe Gordon
Wynns
Gordon
Jims
Dick Donovan
Perry
Rocky
Colavito
Cal McLish
Gary
Bell
Lopez
Rocky Colavito
Saturn
Rock
Jack Harshman
Barry Latman
Huriing
Boston
Latman
Five Pan Titles On Line In Chicago Meet
The Pan American Games open events in Chicago with the US favored to win four of five finals. Contenders include Harold Connolly in hammer and Charlie Dunas in high jump, while Oswaldo Suarez aims to upset US entries in the 10 000 meters.
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Chicago
United States
Oswaldo Suarez
Argentina
Robert Soth
Long Beach
Calif
Alex D. Breckenridge
Buffalo
Harold Connolly
Los Angeles
Albert Hall
Southington
Sawl's Lead In Comfort as Lorain Stock Cars Ready
Lorain County Speedway hosts an eight race card featuring Wood Elyria and Conroy Brunswick among eight entrants for the labor day night stock car show. Mast Sugar Creek joins the lineup with strong point standing traction as the field pursues up front tonight at 8 30 p m with trials at 7 p m.
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Loritin County Speedway
al Wood
Elyria
al Goodman
Joe Conroy
Brunswick
Dean Mast
Sugar Creek
Wood
Jim O'Connor
Conroy
Hut
Mast
Norm
iSawl
Chuck Yoster
Mit
Norm Smith
Bobvale
Hayduk
Rollie Bente
Mack Clingan
Soul
Nigg
Art Smith
Tom Gelvin
King
Id Weisman
Jones
Fred Kane
Slack
George Shullick
Jerry
Boba Burrows
Northern Ohio
Lorain County
Norm Lawl
Ely
Canadian shooter seeks second Grand American trap title
Emerson Clark of Preston Ontario aims to become the first to win a second Grand American Handicap trap title in 49 years as the weeklong event unfolds in Vandalia Ohio. Clark won last year with a 99 from the 20 yard line, part of a record field that included Richard Krohn, WF. Marevitt, and others in a competition that features top shooters from across the United States and Canada.
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Vandalia, O
Emerson Clark
Preston
Ont
Clark
Hyce
Richard
Krohn
Harvard
Marevitt
Battle Creek
Myer
Aft
Will Augsburger
Geneva
Tad
Frank &. Gandoer
Springfield
Usat
Ainsburger
Gardner
Helen Hofman
Danville
Bill Lace
Ft. Worth
Tex
Kevin Onka
Sugar Creek
Out C
Barnhart
Prairie Village
Kan
Arnold Reiger
Castle Rock
Wash
Roeigger
Northfield Entries and Selections Overview
The listing compiles Northfield entries across multiple races including trot and pace events. It names numerous horses and drivers such as Be-Virginia Gilver Honor Star Rose Quits Lil and Royalial Hanger, with additional entries like Logan Hal Kentucky Star and Me's Flrat, plus selections including Wayphost Chet Lynnlayer and Sir Adios across Class D C and C races.
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Clary
Thistle
Jean MacPherson
Mc. Micawber
Prince Ondawe
York Baby
Frisky Goure
Top Noten
Frank Woodley
Rane
Beeky T
Linett
Giiralgans
Dust Storm
Chesterfleck
Mickey MarPherson
Stormy Thue
Little Hutte
Pace
Lask
Wideway
Guyetta
Anna Behor
Hane Miir
Varinrath
Volo Gay
Anthony's
Jake Founace
Cheny Devioi
Bonnip
Waneywity
Cedar Crest
Enirinr
Chgater
Sisher
Widow
Chsh Jrulor
Botinie O
Gypsey
How They Did How They Did E R BH
Incomplete ledger of a sports card style summary listing players from San Francisco and opponents with scattered abbreviations. It references runs, hits, errors, and multiple players such as Fisher, Senna Hewin, McCouranck, Morita, Masel, and Avila with uncertain final outcomes and multiple line items across teams and leagues. The readable fragments imply a baseball or multi-sport box score format with named players and partial scores.
Wellington Lanes Sold to New Local Owners
Wellington Lanes, an important night lane bowling establishment formerly owned by Mr and Mrs Glenn Perkins, has been sold. New owners Ed Frel tag of West Slew and Marvin Kelffaber of Wooster will assume ownership Oct 1. The lanes are the only bowling establishment in Wellington.
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Wellington
Perky
Anight
Glenn Perkins
Rt. U8
Ed Freltag
West Slew
Marvin Kelffaber
Wooster
Wotlington
Shoe Scores at Arlington in Thursday Victory
Shoe, aiming to repeat his 1988 title, won at Arlington on Thursday. The horse, partnered with jockey Joe Culmane, led Kingsor Leap Year Mark Official Seal and First to victory, continuing his dominant run with three straight banner wins.
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Chicago
Arlington
Baner
Srtine
Joe Culmane
Kingsor
Oberlin Junior Golf Titles Decided
Dave Ruth of Amherst defeated Bert Kooniz of Amherst to win the Class A boys title in the Oberlin Golf Chair junior championships. Barry Carroll of Elyria won Class B boys, Diane Ruth beat Penny Hubbard for Class A girls, and six year old Mike Crosby won the boys three hole title with 72. Consolation results saw Dick Vaught and Peggy Nabakowski win Class A honors. Thirty six juniors participated in the eight week program directed by Mrs Richard Baird and Mrs Edward Kelly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave Ruth
Amherst
Bert Kooniz
Oberlin
Barry Carroll
Elyria
Jim Nabakowski
Diane Ruth
Dave
Penny Hubbard
Marsha Radlow
Ellen Ecker
Lorain
Mike Crosby
Richard Knutle
Dick Vaught
Peggy Nabakowski
Richard Baird
Edward Kelly
Wellington Teen Plunges Hip in Scrimmage Injury
Wellington High School senior Gary Perkins, 17, was hurt in a scrimmage with South Amherst High, dislocating a hip. He was taken to Alfen Hospital in Oberlin and reported in good condition. Perkins is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Perkins, Rt. 18, west of Wellington.
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South Amherst
Gary Perkins
Wellington
South Amherst High
Perkins
Alfen Hospital
Oberlin
Glenn Perkins
Rt. 18
West of
Pioneers Face First Scrimmage in Season Opener
Elyria High School Pioneers travel to Humphrey Field to scrimmage Cleveland Collinwood at 10 a.m. Coach Bill Barton unveils an offensive starting lineup featuring Hilton Murray, Dave Disbrow, Don Beal, Randy Redington, Jeff Staskiens, Gordy Chipukites, Steve Lengel, Bill Madden, Cullen Bowen, Ritchie Pond, and Mel Taylor. Defenders include Walt Younkin and Lengel on the ends, Disbrow and Norm Tilberg at tackles, Paul Hill middle guard, Ed Buttle and Chipukites linebackers, with Sam Davis and Len Hill at halfbacks and Pond and Dave Bush in the secondary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria High School Pioneers
Cleveland Collinwood
Humphrey Field
Euclid Beach
Bill Barton
Hilton Murray
Dave Disbrow
Don Beal
Randy Redington
Jeff Staskiens
Gordy Chipukites
Steve Lengel
Bill Madden
Cullen Bowen
Ritchie Pond
Mel Taylor
Walt Younkin
Lengel
Disbrow
Norm Tilberg
Paul Hill
Ed Buttle
Chipukites
Sam Davis
Len Hill
Pond
Dave Bush
Elyria
Cleveland
John Marshall
Marshall Field
Toledo
Waite
Pete Fanning
Barton
How They Stand National League Standings and Schedules
National League standings show San Francisco leading with a .726 win percentage and St. Louis close behind. Philadelphia and Milwaukee trail, with Cincinnati and Chicago midpack. Tonight’s schedule features Phillies at Pittsburgh, Milwaukee at Chicago, Cincinnati at St. Louis, and San Francisco at Los Angeles.
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W.L. Pet
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Milwaukee
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Cincinnani
St. Chicago
Phohera Phiadelphia
Pight
Reagan
Haddix
Iawsukee
Burdette
Ave Anderson
Cincinnat
jNewcombe
Brogng
Miller
Ly Francisco
Los Anactes Inighty
Jones
Drysdale
Saterday
Prisburoh
Milwauee
Cincinnati
St. Loouis
Giants Learn Not To Trigger Underdog Old Lesson
Phillies sweep a doubleheader in Philadelphia, knocking the first place Giants from a two game lead. Joe Koppe and Gene Freese homer as Mike McCormick hits Harry Anderson, sparking a bench and beanball episode that shifts momentum and ends with stronger bottom-line numbers for the Phils.
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Milton Richman
United Press International
Giants
Phillies
Philadelphia
Joe Koppe
Phils
Mike McCormick
Gene Freese
McCormick
Harry Anderson
Anderson
W. L. Pet
Cleveland
Sosayland
Haltimore
New York
Detroits
Kansas City
ASA
Boston
Washington
Thorsday
Chicago
Toitas
McIntire and Goodwin reach W N A golf semifinals
In Washington, Barbara McIntire and Joanne Goodwin advanced to the Women's National Amateur semifinals after late struggles. McIntire defeated defending champion Ann Quast on the 20th hole, joining Philadelphia veteran Mrs Paul F Klinefelter and Miss Dorothy Germain Porter in the last four.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
Barbara McIntire
Joanne Goodwin
Philadelphia
Miss McIntire
Paul F. J Klinefelter
Miss Goodwin
Haverhill
Mass
Dorothy Germain Porter
Mat ‘On
Lake Park
Fla
Ann Quast
Marynville
Wash
Congressional Club
Miss Quast
Klinefelter
Anne Gunderson
Seattle
All Stars Clash: batters face off against pitchers
All Stars showdown pits batters against pitchers in a tense contest. The clash emphasizes skill, strategy, and the rivalry between hitting power and pitching precision, promising a dramatic display on the field.
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Pipe Dreams
Jackson
John
Rieth Writes
Lacon
Sikora
Chisox
U.S
Sawl
Neptune
Ourney
Oberlin Golf Club
Penny Bubbard
Richard Kaittle
Nabakowski
Richard Vaught
Bert Koontz
Kim Nabakowski
Northfield
United Press Teiternatt
Francisco
Papita OD
Meceravick
Fisher
Fyedy Abo Ont Senna Hewin
Lennett Loarr
McCouranck Slate
Bolichee
Spearer
Kener
Freese
Ofeed Miller
Herman
Cardwell
Biari
Morita
oWorthtineton
Rte Sav
DAI Hix
LTO
MteMahan
Rand Masel
Oybbody
Btote
Nirten and
Smith
Mebenjel
McMahon Us Avila
Adrock
Rover
Ceconrel
Drahoaske Ay
Nersman GoTyote Ete
Dotterer
Crecavel
Brian League
Hanmer
Senredi de Wilson
Bod Waite Dalew
Lata
Staley
Collinwood
Marshall
Mej
Reds
Cubs
Cormick
O’toole
Jim Owens
Hame
John Romano
Willie Mays
Red Sox
Tun
Ted Williams
Worthington
Romano
Wally Post
Frank
Baumann
Jane Cincinnati
N.L
Los An
Geles
Pittshurch
Boston Red Sox
Joe Cunningham
Cards
Braves
Cunningham
Hank Aaron
Jim O'Toole
Quasi
Azo
Lie Oknad
Bowlers — Sponsors
Captains League Openings
Lode ST
Tarry Tavern Lanes
Lamesa Ieee
LLOYD
Lloyd [Supply
Cleveland Street
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