Marion Harding basketball coaching job opens in district
Superintendent Robert S Brown announced Marion Harding will search for a new basketball coach after Jim Gibsons resignation marking a second head coaching change in the Buckeye Conference. Candidates have already submitted applications as the district begins staffing shifts.
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Marion Harding
Robert S. Brown
Jim Gibson
Gibson
Buckeye
Ziemke
Fremont Ross
Dot Marquette
Elyria Golf League Scores At Cherry Ridge
Maurice McIntyre led Elyria Merchants with 35 as Elyria Foundry beat Elyria Hardware 6 4 and United Polish Club edged West Side Lumber 5 14 4 3 4. Prize winners were McIntyre for low net and Frank Studnicki for high net.
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Maurice MéIntyre
Elyria City
Cherry Ridge Country Club
Stewart Bonham
John Surdock
Ron Fritz
Hank Metera
Ben Studnicki
Dick Shedron
Elyria Merchants
Cherry Ridge
United Polish Club
West Side Lumber
General Motors
Bob Gardner Insurance
Elyria Foundry
Elyria Hardware
McIntyre
Frank Stydnicki
Elyria Diamond Docket Time Schedule Recap
A busy Elyria schedule lists multiple league games at Diamond Nos. 2 to 4 and Troxel Field. Matches include Manning and Hart Construction, Whetsell Wells, and local clubs in Little League North South and American Legion Juniors with start times ranging 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. District Five tournament action is noted for Elyria Post 12 vs Medina at Manafield.
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Pony Leaque
Lorain County
Bareanga É Trust
C. A. Olsen
Iy Tia Recreation
Mena’ Shop
Wells Construction
Fire Fighters
Rotary Club
Hart Constructon Va
hop-Wells
American Legion
Elyria
Madina
Manafield
Tom Daniels
Bi Gast
Elyria Post
Gast
Daniels
Bottlers and Truckers Win In Little League North Action
In East Kiwanis Field games Better Line beat Plocher 10 7 as Dr Pepper defeated Stewart Radio TV 10 0. Ken Roskos pitched a one hitter for Dr Pepper while Terry Mann and Mike McVeen led Battlers with a triple and a double and Beiter teammates added offense. Del Searles and Jim Neidhardt paced Plocher with multiple hits. CHICAGO UPD An auto salesman and other entrants advance in the National Public Links at Silver Lake Golf Club with Junie Buxbaum meeting Bob Ludlow while Dan Sikes faces Bob Patterson in the other semi finals.
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Plocher Insurance
Dr. Pepper
Stewart Radio-Tv
East Kiwanis Field
Ken Roskos
Terry Mann
Battlers
Mann
Mike McVeen
del Searles
Jim Neidhardt
Beiter
Dick Borchers
Will Klein
Plocher
Chicago
UPD
Junie Buxbaum
Memphis
Silver Lake Golf Club
Bob Ludlow
Indianapolis
Bob E. Patterson
Portland
Ore
Dan Sikes
University of Florida
Sikes
Don Essig
Essig
Plasencia’s no hitter powers Elyria Juniors to 4-0 win
Elyria junior pitcher Matt Jankowski limited Cleveland NYC Post No. 1 to no runs as Plasencia hurled a no hitter through six innings in a 4-0 Elyria victory at Ely Stadium. Rieth’s squad tallied two in the sixth and three in the eighth, with Smith and Wymer producing key hits. The win sends Elyria toward the Fifth District Tournament against Medina at Liberty Field with 10 a.m. EDT start.
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Gil Plasencia
Ely Stadium
Elyria
American Legion
Cleveland
Nyc
Legion
Matt
Jankowski
Elyria Juniors
Clearview Clipper
Bill Latta
Plasencia
Riethmen
Mansfield
Two Come From Behind Wins Boost Yankees Over Indians
The Yankees staged two comeback victories at Yankee Stadium, with Doug Durie and Ryan Durio delivering key moments as New York toppled Cleveland in both games. Jim Grant took the loss in the opener while Vic Power and Bobby Bragan figures surfaced, and the Yankees opened a late lead aided by a wild pitch and a timely hit.
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NEW York
UPI
Yankees
Sund
Grant
Geveland
Indiana
Hoyt Wilhelmell
Bombers
Redskins
Tim
Jerry Lumpe
Indians
Joe Gordon
Bobby Bragan
Casey Stengel
Ryan Durio
Woody Held
Vic Power
Mickey
New York Yankees
Vernon
Ray Narlesid Gordon
Bob Turley
Gordon
Whit
Stenglemen
Yanks
Jim
Mudcat) Grant
Cleveland
Abi Minsso
Avila
Colavito
Porter
Esse Hunter
Wilhelm
Martin
Oe -Brown
P . Wilhelm
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Knuckle-Baler
g-Harrell
Racer
Moi Bauer
Et Kubek
A& Mantle
McDougald
Slepern
A Skowren
Howard
Avers
Carey
Slaughter o-Richardso
Berra Lumpe
Ditmar
Boo Kucks
Duren
Ava Eeens
Slaughter
Hunter
Richerdaca
Messi
Moran
Sts. Clevelai
Standings and results from the National and American Leagues
National and American League standings show teams and records. Thursday results include Chicago, Pittsburgh, New York, Cleveland, Baltimore, Kansas City, Philadelphia, St. Louis, Boston, Chicago, Milwaukee, Los Angeles, Washington, Detroit, Cincinnati, San Francisco. Probable pitchers listed for upcoming games. Saturday schedule includes Cincinnati at Los Angeles and other matchups.
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Milwaukee
New York
San Frantisco
Boston
Philadelphia
Kansas City
St. Louis
Detroit
AIB
Chicago
Baltimore
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
Los Angeles
Washington
Thureday
Fittaburgh
San Francisco
Drabowsky
Donovan
Low Angeles
Jay
Tio
Drysdale
Francisco
Nuxranians City
Maltimore
Naa Et Dtenent
Sanford
Jones
Ansas City
How They Did POA Cleveland 24-10 and NY DP Skowron Kubek
In the first game Cleveland beats New York 24 to 10 with Davvy Skowron and Kubek contributing, while 2B Colavito and B Siebern pace the offense. LOB totals show Cleveland 6 and New York 1. In the National League first game Pittsburgh defeats Chitana 7 to 8 with strong pitching innings by Phillips and Blackburn and HRs by Thomas Walls Thomson and Stuart. Cincinnati tops San Francisco 4 to 7 with Robinson driving in runs and Worthington charged with the loss.
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Cleveland
New York
Skowron
Kubek
McDougald
Colavito
Bsiebern
Power
Howard
Sb—Hunter
Minoso
Pittsburgh
Chitana
Fortarfield
Smith
Blackburn
Folles Hall
Phillips
Hobbie
Biston
Henry
Taylor
Law
Thomas
Walls
Thomson
Stuart
Cincinnati
San Francisco
Furkey
Bailey
Worthington
Gomez
Miller
Giel
Schmidt
Loser—Worthington
Hr-Robinson
Hunter
Brown
Landrith
Magle
Green
Hemus
Anderson
Boyer
Stoies
Bauer
Iubek
Karsan City
Baltimore
O Mantle
Terry
Gorman Berta
Chit
Pappas
Lehman
Johnson
O'Dell
Triandas
Blebern
Pappas Gel
Daley Richardson
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Browns trim quarterback hopefuls in roster shakeup
Coach Paul Brown released several quarterbacks including Tamburello and Okwulovich amid a broader move. Nimowski and Horton lingered as colleges and pros weigh options while other rosters see mixed results in the league with several games and scores noted across the circuit.
Burdette Powers Braves With Two Homers In Dodgers Victory
Lew Burdette delivered a two homer performance including a grand slam as the Milwaukee Braves defeated the Los Angeles Dodgers 8 to 4. His blast put the Braves 14 games ahead of the second place San Francisco Giants, who lost 4 to 0 to Cincinnati. The Phillies climbed to third place with their win as the pennant race shaped up.
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Lew Burdette
Milwaukee Braves
Los Angeles
Braves
Dodgers
Burdette
Johnny Podres
LaGrange Lions top Spencer in season opener
LaGrange Lions defeated Spencer in the Lorain County Suburban Hot Stove League Class D opener behind two hit pitching by Bernie Posey who struck out eight. Marty Pasadyn doubled and singled, Ken Sooy added two singles, Ernie Thornes hit a triple and scored, with LaGrange prevailing despite miscues.
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Lagrange
LaGrange Lions
Spencer
Lorain County
Bernie Posey
Posey
Jone
Marty Pasadyn
Ken Sooy
Ernie Thornes
Laren
Braves top Pirates in tense NL action and Yankees sweep
In the National League the Braves defeated the Pirates 5 0 after a late rally as Chicago and St. Louis split. Purkey held the Giants, and Frank Robinson homered for Cleveland. In the American League the Yankees opened a doubleheader sweep, White Sox beat the Senators 11 2, and Orioles swept Kansas City. Frank Lary and Frank Sullivan earned victories for their clubs.
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St. Louis
Felix Mantilla
Chicago Cubs
Pittsburgh Pirates
Braves
N.L
Purkey
Giants
New York Yankees
Cleveland
Frank Robinson
Indians
Bostons
Redlegs
Washington
UPI
Rocky Red Sox
Chicago
Johnny Temple
Don Bridges
Washington Sena- White Sox
Hoak
Alstors
Baltimore Worthington
Orioles
Kansas City
American Athletics
Harry Anderson
Richie Ash
Washington Senators
Burn
Detroit Tigers
Phillies
Frank Lary
Anderson
Los
Knockton
Geles
Burdette
Gotlin
Ashburn
Georgetown
Um-L
Hospital
Pire
Johnny Podres
Cubs
Pittsburgh
Taylor Phillips
Vern Law
del Crandall
Johnny Logan
Frank Thomas
Dick Stuart
Andy Pafko
Pirates
Lee Wallshe Coliseum
Jackie Jensen
Red Sox
Homer
Frank Sullivan
Jensen
Wyn
Billy O'Dell
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Art
Hudak
South Dakota
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C-T Sports Department
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Elyria American Legion Junier
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