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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 10, 1959

Page

11

White Sox sink Indians as pennant race tightens

Chicago defeats Cleveland 3 1 to 2 at Comiskey Park cutting the Indians lead to one game. Jim Landis drove in the decisive run on a bases loaded single. Billy Pierce held the Tribe to five hits and one earned run as Cal McLish and Early Wynn were set for a rematch. Frank Lane adds Riverboat Smith to bullpen while Carlos Thomas and Gene Leek move between San Diego Indianapolis Mobile rosters.

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Softball Victories Are Easy In City-Industrial League

Bittner-DeCarte Funeral Home shut out Olsen Co 11-0 in five innings as Jack Yarsa held the opposition to a single hit. Lear-Romeo beat Gage Corp 13-3 and Harshaw Chemical defeated Elyria Telephone 6-1 in another trio of five inning games. Frank Karby allowed only three extra-base hits for Harshaw, while Ken Logan hit a three run homer for Olsen Co. and Dave Abbey doubled for Telephone. Al Browand doubled for Lear-Romeo and Frank Van Leuven slapped a three bagger for Gage.

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National League first game recaps in two city doubleheader

The report covers two National League first games and a second game doubleheader with scattered box details. It mentions pitchers MacCormick Newcombe and Bronstad, line scores for New York and Boston games, and a Kansas City Detroit matchup with Nazieski and Berberes in a confusing, OCR-derived summary.

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Face Still Flying High Mays Just Plain Flying

San Francisco leads the NL with a 47 35 mark as Willie Mays stars in a dramatic win spree. Elroy Face anchors Pittsburgh with a 13th straight victory in relief, while Roger Craig closes 11 innings of scoreless baseball for Los Angeles.

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How They Stand and Tonight's Baseball Schedule

Standings show Philadelphia leading with 11 wins, St Louis at 0 6, Pittsburgh 4 3. Night games include Chicago at Pittsburgh and San Francisco at Cincinnati with several interleague matches and pitchers listed by lineup.

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Browns Sign Cannavino and Other Camp News

Former Baltimore Colts defensive back Joe Cannavino signed by the Cleveland Browns as they begin regular training camp at Hiram. Ohio State halfback Cannavino joins a list of hopefuls after three days of workouts, with Dave Liord also signed at center. J

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Race of the day at ThistleDown headlines card

The sportcast highlights a ThistleDown race at about 5 05 p m. The card also notes Cleveland at Chicago baseball on WEWS and WEOL at 9 p m boxing Don Jordan versus Dennis Moyer for 15 rounds on KYW TV at 10 bowling on KYW TV at 10 45 wrestling on WIW TV at 4 30 and a repeat ThistleDown race at 5 05 p m on WHK.

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WEOL Wins Approval to Air Lorain High Football Games

Lorain school board granted WEOL permission to broadcast the 1959 high school football season games. Sponsors and related terms must meet conditions similar to last year as part of the agreement.

Torain EOL Board of Education

Cleaners Lead LLE Edge In Night of League Action

Max Dry Cleaners beat Nehi 58 to 9 in a game to extend their league lead. Concrete Masonry edged Brandall 64 to 1 while Knights of Columbus were idle, with Nehi’s Larry Smith going 3 for 3 including a homer.

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Cincinnati golfers dominate field in Ohio Amateur rounds

Cincinnati players led the third round push in the Ohio Amateur Golf Tournament as defending champion Dick Schwartz, 21, from Youngstown, endured 24 holes to beat Ronald Ely and then edged Richard Guardiola. Notable performances came from John Byrne and Dr. Harry Duccilli of Cincinnati, with several other Cincinnati golfers advancing in a competitive field at Kenwood Country Club.

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Gasmen Triumph in South Little League Clash

Edwards Sunoco defeated Molders Union 108 in South action. Bob White earned two hits, Al Stacey drilled a triple, and Dick Bechtel doubled for Edwards Sunoco. Brad James hit a home run and both Milchen and Milchen added a triple and a single for Molders Union.

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