Hambletonian Race Wide Open at Du Quoin Tough Call
The 46th Hambletonian at Du Quoin opens with Noble Gesture absent and Anchor Boy added after a late entry. Favorites Host Speed Speedy Crown Quick Pride and Savoir loom as contenders while Noble Gesture’s trainer cites the horse not being right before post positions. Lon V Francione air mailed Anchor Boy’s entry to Lexington after getting the late notice.
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DU Quoin
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Houston
Texas
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Owen
Speedy Streak
Sam
Noble
Noble Gesture
Sonny Graham
Speed
Speedy Crown
Quick Pride
Savoir
Hambletonian
UPC Plays Wednesday In Amherst Tournament Game
The UPC slow pitch team will play Wednesday night at Oakwood Park Lorain at 6 30 in an Amherst Tournament game.
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UPC
Oakwood Park
Lorain
Amherst
Lipon Takes Indians Post To Help End Dark Era
Cleveland Indians new manager Johnny Lipon, 48, born in Martin's Ferry, Ohio, faces injuries and slim hitting as he tries to lift the club from the AL East cellar. He recalls a long career with the Detroit organization and Navy service, and notes young arms like Dunning and Farmer while praising Nettles and Chambliss.
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Martin's Ferry
Ohio
Indians
Alvin
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U.S. Navy Corps
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Dallas
Boston
U.S
Iwo Jima
Okinawa
National League fireworks spark wild night of bases and brawls
In New York the NL produced a jagged night as Lou Brock led St Louis past the Mets 3-2 and the Dodgers edged Houston 3-2. Pittsburgh beat Philadelphia 6-4, Montreal topped Chicago 6-2, and Cincinnati split a pair with San Diego 2-1 and 4-3. Brock stole his 50th and 51st bases, setting an NL single season mark, while a benches-clearing incident erupted between Los Angeles and Houston after Willie Crawford challenged Ken Forsch.
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Lou Brock
St Louis
Willie Crawford
Los Angeles
Bully Wilson
Tim McCarver
Willie Montanez
Philadelphia
Cardinals
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Dodgers
Houston
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Phillies
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Chicago Cubs
Cincinnati
San Diego
San Francisco
Atlanta
Brock
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Ty Cobb
Hudnutt pursues national amateur golf title
Art Hudnutt of Elyria Country Club travels to Wilmington Delaware for the National Amateur at Wilmington Country Club. He qualified with 147 to tie medalist honors in Cleveland. This marks his fourth National Amateur appearance and follows his 1962 Western Amateur championship win.
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Art Hudnutt
Elyria Country Club
Wilmington
Del
Wilmington Country Club
Hudnutt
Cleveland
Columbia Raiders aim to boost scoring in rebuilding football season
Columbia High School launches a rebuilding football campaign under new coach Uszynski a Muskingum College graduate with three years of coaching. The Raiders went 1-8 overall and 0-7 in Inland Conference, scoring 28 points while conceding 311. Uszynski emphasizes a powerful running game from a young roster, with 30 players out and plans to win as many as possible while rebuilding the program.
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Joe Perry
Edison
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South Amherst
Avon
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Jeff Hollan
Gerry Leesberg
Mike Miller
Jack Krupa
Bill Mace
Jim Wright
Wright
Rich Bulgrin
Jeff Allen
Aller
Bulgrin
Sterling Dretrick
Bryan Dumas
Wesley Wooten
John Sutak
Anthony
Krupka
Miller
Ohio University
Bill Needham
Defiance
Don Steinbeck
Bruce Hurley
Dave Kuhn
Hurley
Ashland
Former New York Giant Elmer Corwin to address Elyria youth
Former baseball star Elmer Corwin, ex New York Giant, will speak at Little League North’s annual banquet at St Jude on Thursday September 9. The event honors 12 year olds from Majors and Minor A and 15 year olds from North Senior League graduates.
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Elmer ‘al’ Corwin
Little League North
St Jude
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Wish) Egan
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