All Star game features stellar pitching over powerful sluggers
The annual major league all star game showcased elite pitching with no extra base hits and only four NL hits. Ray Narleski Early Wynn Billy O Dell and Dick Farrell stood out for the AL while Gil McDougald drove in the decisive run on a Frank Thomas error. The NL managed four singles and was blanked in six innings as the game remained a pitching duel.
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Ted Williams
Hank Aaron
Willie Mays
Frank Thomas
Mickey Mantle
Yogi Berra
Bob Cerv
Bill Skowron
Jackie Jensen
Ernie Banks
Ray Narleski
Early Wynn
Billy O'Dell
Philadelphia
Dick Farrell
Gil McDougald
Frank ‘Thomas
Stengel Pulls Berra As Yanks Edge Orioles In Split
In a tense sixth inning Casey Stengel yanked Gus Triandos for Yogi Berra as the crowd booed. Berra’s pop out followed by Jerry McDougald’s timely pinch hit set up a late Yankee win. Billy O’Dell shut Baltimore over the last three to seal Wynn’s victory.
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Baltimore
Casey Stengel
Gus Triandon
Yogi Berra
Berra
Stengel
Yankee
McDougald
Old Case
Billy O'Dell
Wynn
Honey Holds Lineup Trust in All Star Contest
Manager Fred Honey kept his batting order intact except pinch hitters for pitchers. Lee Walls moved to left field, but AL pitching neutralized the plan. Musial drew an All Star 15th appearance, Mays stole a base, and Skinner drove in the decisive run as Willie Mays scored on a Turley exit.
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Lee Walls
Willie Mays
Gus Triandos
Willie
Mays
Bob Skinner
Turley
Braves
Warren Sipahn
Nelle Fox
White Sox
Banks
Yankees
Mickey Mantle
Boston
Jackie Veer
Spahn
Wille
Triandos
Dos
Luis Aparicio
Aparicio
Ray Narleski
Fox
An A.L
Siyle
Mantle
Jensen
Bribbler
Bill Skowron
McDourald
Stengel
Skinner
itoog-Walls
Ad Aaron
Mo Banks
Thames
Maseronki
Crandall
pa-Biasingem
Friend
P Dackpon
Pfurrel
of . Jensen
Seeee Cery
Sale
Erroy
Aparacha
Wynn
Jackson
J i m
National
America
East Kiwanis City Tennis Tourney Planned
The East Kiwanis City Tennis tournament co sponsored by East Kiwanis and the City Recreation Department begins July 30 with an entry deadline of 5 p.m. July 28. Eight classifications include boys and girls singles junior and men events and women singles. No entry fee for youths. open divisions 75 cents per event. Entry blanks at Recreation Department Room 20 Turner Block, with one can of new balls per entrant. Leroy Jonson has won the last nine city men’s singles championships from 1948 to 1956.
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East Kiwanis
East Kiwanians
City Recreation Department
East Kiwanis Club
Recreation Department
Turner Block
Leroy Jonson
Standings and schedules from major leagues and golf meet
W L Pet xG.B New York 48 25 .658 Kansas City 38 37 .507-11 Boston 64 38 27 307-11 Detroit 37 37 .500-1 Cleveland 34 40 Baltimore 43 40 Washington 43 40xB-1B) xGames behind leader. Tuesday results All-Star game. Tonight’s pitchers Cleveland at New York N Lish 5-5 vs Ford 19-31. Only game scheduled. Thursday Detroit at Washington Kansas City at Baltimore Cleveland at New York Chicago at Boston. National League xGames behind leader. Tuesday results Milwaukee at Los Angeles Phillies at San Francisco St. Louis at Chicago Pittsburgh at Chicago Cincinnati at San Francisco. International League Toronto 3 Buffalo 1 Montreal 3 Rochester 2 Havana 4 Miami 0 Richmond Columbus 5 American Association Wichita 1 Indianapolis 0 Minneapolis 10 Denver 3 St Paul 6 Omaha 2 Lewisville at Charleston 2 games suspended rain. Golf Meet Starts Cleveland UPI The Ohio Women’s Self Tournament opens at Aurora Country Club on a sunny day.
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United Press International
W. L. Pet
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Kansas City
Boston
Detroit
Cleveland
Chicago
Baltimore
Washington
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American Association Wichits
Indianapolis
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Omaha
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Charleston
Davis Wins 400 Meter In International Track Meet
Glenn Davis of Ohio State University wins the 400 meter at an international track meet in Stockholm Sweden clocking 46.3 seconds. He trails Lou Jones who set a 45.2 seconds record. Davis is described as a versatile track great from Ohio.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Glenn Davis
Ohio State University
Davis
Lou Jones
Stengel Guides All Star Victory Amid Stadium Boos
Casey Stengel faced boos at Memorial Stadium as he managed the American League to a 2 0 win over the National League. Gil McDougald's pinch hit and Bill O'Dell's key plays helped tilt the game, with Ted Williams and Stan Musial also contributing for the AL.
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Bill O'Dell
Baltimore Orioles
Stengel Surprises Musial Worries Orioles Star
Baltimore pitcher Bill O'Dell recalls Stan Musial as the toughest NL hitter he faced in the 4-3 All Star win. O'Dell describes his seventh inning appearance, his slider and fastball, and the home crowd support that energized his effort. He credits Casey Stengel for his selection and aims to continue proving himself in the majors.
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Baltimore
UPI
Stan’ ‘Musial
Musial
Casey Stengel
Elyria
Gion
Paul Richards
Harry Brebeaten
Cheen
Orioles
Ble
Mansfield
Bob
Rieth
Elyrians
Cleaners Tie For LLE Lead In Tight Race
Cleaners pulled even with Knights of Columbus atop the Little League East standings after a 10-4 win over Nehi Bottling at Lexington Ave Field. Elyria Dairies moved above .500 with a 3-1 victory over Brandan Jewelers in the other game.
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Max
Jes
Lexington Ave
Knights of Columbus
Little League West
Elyria Vions
West Point Cities Service
Apply
Elyria Eagles
Little League East
Elyria Neon
Radiomen Extend LLN Lead On Strong Pitching and Homers
Radiomen hold a one game advantage after Terry Gales pitched a complete effort guiding Electro-Alloys to a 10-1 win over Plocher Insurance. Stewart Radio TV beat Ware Vending as Dave Martin homered with two on in the third. Randy Kaiser also homered for Ware.
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Terry Gales
Stewart Radio TV
East Kiwanis Field
Gales
Plocher Insurance
Stewart
Ware Vending
Dave Martin
Randy Kaiser
Ware
Pitching duel highlights early season baseball action
Roger Stevenson pitched a two hitter for Dairies while Floyd Dallas and Mike Mackabee combined for a three hitter for Max. Larry Shewell of Brandall had six strikeouts in a tight game as Tom Fritz and Bill Piper led Max with two hits each. Mike Dailey collected a triple for Nehi.
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Roger Stevenson
Dairies
Floyd Dallas
Mike Mackabee
Max
Larry Shewell
Brandall
Tom Fritz
Bill Piper
Mike Dailey
Nehi
Brandau-Dairies
Local League and City League Schedule Highlights
Readable schedule lists multiple youth and city league games with times. Little League South features Edwards Sunoco against Elyria Hardware and United Pollan Club versus Supreme Hardware. City Industrial playoff style matchups include Harshaw Chemical vs Loxi-Romeo and United Polish Club versus Herman Contractors at Recreation Field.
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Blooper
Stan'’s Villa
Collings Auto Parts
Elyria Recreation Field
Elyria Ellis
Bill's Barbers
Melster Co
B. F. Goodrich
Looper Barbers
West Side Lumber
Thome Sphin
Lake Ave
McCinley
Green Dragon Tavertt
Lote Coetor
Ely
Num Num Chips
United Polish Club
Jefferson
Gates
Melater-Goodrich
Little League South
Edwards Sunoco
Elyria Hardware
Troxel
United Pollan Club
Supreme Hardware
HOT Stove
Legion Cubs
Cascade
Odd Fellows
Savings Deposit Bank
Elyrha Recreation Field
Day's Hardware
Elyria Kiwanis
Harshaw Chemical
Loxi-Romeo
Elyre Recreation Field
Herman Contractors
Carter 8-5 Pick in Televised Heavyweight Bout
Spokane Washington Harold Carter favored 8-5 to defeat Cuban J aig Nino Valdes in a 10 round televised heavyweight bout. Carter from Detroit is ranked No 27 by Ring magazine with Valdes at No 6. NAAs rankings place Carter at No 5 and Valdes at No 9. A capacity 8100 fan crowd is expected at the Spokane Coliseum.
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Spokane
Wash
UPI
Harold Carter
Jaig Nino Valdes
Cuba
Batille
Carter
Detroit
Ring Magazine
Valdes
National Boxing Association
Marion Harding basketball coach quits amid career change
Kim Gibson resigns as Marion Harding High School head boys basketball coach to pursue a career as a salesman. Gibson led the team to records of 12-8 in his first season and 13-7 in the following campaign.
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Marion
Kim Gibson
Marion Harding High School
Gibson
Kehl A C Nine Upsets Morticians in Softball Clash
Kehl A C Nine defeated Morticians 64 at Elyria Recreation Field in a City-Industrial Softball League game. Zoltan Zoltai and Ollie Glass each pitched six-hitter, Lonnie Vance had two knocks for Kehl, while Bill Archer and Lenny Leinninger doubled for the losers.
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Kehl A. C
Bittner
Lorain
Bob Poling
Don Rozga
Kehl
Fran Berg
Elyria Senior
Vance
Chuck Hill
Ron Robh
Cyo
Sacred Lerts
Heart
Subway Field
Elyria Cyo al
Elyrians
Lorain St. Stanislaus
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Stan Musial
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Mickey Vernon
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Warren Spahn
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Newberry
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Bandings
Tom Opel
Knight of Columbus
Bill Duchase
Ogack
Rent Mate
Cham Dudley
Kim Offers
Plocher
Jim Miklay
Jerry Wircenski
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Flocher Insurance
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Krone
Wircenski
Autowski
Stewart Radio-Tv
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Opel
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Moran
Kaiser
Drake
Islandings
Pet
Peiestes
Rivetro-Aileys
xWare
Plocher Tnsurance
RM. B. I Brandau Jewelery
Elyria Osiries
Magey, Stevenson and Raz
Max Dry Cleaner
Medina
Marion Cage
Kehl A.C
B. Rmmk. OO
Riyria Cfo
Mehl A.C. Oo
Mttiner- Sacred Weart
Decario F. F
Winnthy
Rorga
Loving Foltal
Kahl
Giese
Aroter
Ronguer
Tinte
Don’s
Oraler Lake Ava
Oak Street
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Broad St
Western Australia
Murbach Coal
W. Bridge
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