Straight shooter favored in 57th Ohio Amateur at Elyria CC
The 57th Ohio Amateur begins at 7 30 a m tomorrow at Elyria Country Club with 241 players led by favored Paul Minnich. The tight courses and long layout shape the event as plus notables Tony Blom Jr Pandel Savic and Art Hudnutt compete for match play glory through 36 hole semis and Sunday final.
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Wynn seeks 300th victory as Indians split with Yankees
Early Wynn, aiming to become the 14th major league pitcher with 300 wins, relief pitched as Cleveland split a doubleheader with the AL-leading New York Yankees. The Yankees won 7-4 in 10 innings after Yogi Berra drove in the winning run. in the opener Cleveland prevailed 9-1 behind a 14-hit attack led by Alvis Luplow and Azcue. Kralick improved to 9-6 with eight innings of work.
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Unbeaten Villa wins in tourney
Stan's Villa remains undefeated after a 19 9 victory over Sunshine Farms in the Elyria Slow Pitch Softball League double elimination tournament opener at West Recreation Field. Burke Wolfe Fullgrabe and Fishman homer gave Stan's 19 hits to 13 for Sunshine Farms.
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One-hitters fuel11 game Great Lakes win streak
One hit pitching by Danny Adkins and Ken Gutzeit sparked Great Lakes Propane to an 11 game winning streak in Lorain County Suburban Hot Stove League play. Adkins blanked Columbia Indians 17-1 with a Saturday one-hitter and a homer, while Gutzeit won 3-1 over North Eaton Angels with a one-hitter. Randy Huffman tripled as La Porte Wards Landscaping outslugged Spencer Pirates 9-8, with Gary Rising and Joe Zsigray adding two hits each.
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Houk Faces All Star Dilemma Over Starting Pitcher
Cleveland reports that AL manager Ralph Houk must choose between Ken McBride and Jim Bouton for the starting role in Tuesday’s All Star game. With rest considerations and NL power in mind, Houk weighs options as rosters converge at Municipal Stadium for the 1 p.m. EDT game.
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Spahn Koufax duel fuels NL lefty debate and All Star buzz
Spahn and Koufax dominate as both post shutouts and strong records in a day of NL action. Koufax improves to 14-3 with a 1.73 ERA after an eight shutout stretch, while Spahn earns his 12th win and his fourth shutout, boosting NL star power ahead of Tuesday’s Cleveland All Star game. Dodgers win two, Giants split, Phillies and Pirates win as Mets slump to 10 straight losses.
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Shakewell boosts Senators to seven game win streak
Hodges adopts Durocher’s shake well system and the Washington Senators extend their winning streak to seven with a 73 64 victory over the Los Angeles Angels. Bennie Daniels pitched five hitters and Don Zimmer delivered a grand slam in the first inning. Zimmer and Duckworth led Washington with two doubles and three hits respectively.
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De la Hoz Blunders Sink Indians in Bronx loss
The Yankees beat the Indians 7 4 in the second game of a doubleheader as Mike de la Hoz’s errors and a costly 10th inning misplay helped New York pull ahead. Whitey Ford finished strong as Cleveland squandered a chance at sweeping the series.
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