Haddox to Lead Eastern Heights Sports Program Next Year
Eddie Haddox, 27, will become head coach in all sports at Eastern Heights School next year, succeeding Bob Luecke. Haddox, a New Brighton PA native and 1950 All-Ohio halfback, has coached at Brunswick High and played college football at Baldwin Wallace under Eddie Finnigan.
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Eddie Haddox
Eastern Heights School
Eddie Finnigan
Finnigan
Western Reserve University
Baldwin-Wallace College
Haddox
New Brighton
B.W
Ray Watts
Lars Wagner
Ohio
Brunswick High
Medina County
Eastern Heights
Bob Luecke
Afloat and Afield anglers reel in big catches near Vermilion
The column reports Dick Beeson and David Thorne fishing off Vermilion River mouth to claim 120 fish in a night including white bass and small pike. James Sova brings a five-pound walleye from Lakeside trips while others boat big perch and assorted species. A Lakeside charter party of Don Woltman William Laird Al Toth and others fishes American waters with wives. A six-pound six-ounce largemouth bass at Kipton Reservoir tops local catches. The piece notes resort boat use trends and new tackle market items.
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Lake Erie
Finsters
Dick Beeson
David Thorne
Vermilion River
Beeson
James Sova
North Ridge Rd
Cleveland
Lakeside
Don Woltman
William Laird
al Toth
al Perhac
Jaird
Bill
Nycron
Dacron
Bell Hails Court Win Keeping Fleck in NFL
NFL Commissioner Bert Bell said he was pleased with a Chester County Court ruling that ordered a prospective Canadian League jumper to stay in the NFL. He declined to discuss potential effects on the Fleck injunction as Green Bay sought to keep the Syracuse lineman in Green Bay. Fleck agreed to play for the Packers after the injunction, with Green Bay dropping suit. Bell called the action an opinion on NFL player contracts and said the case should not impact Fleck’s future in the league. Green Bay had offered Fleck $7,000 a year plus $750 signing bonus, and Ottawa reportedly offered higher terms.
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Philadelphia
National Football League
Bert Bell
NFL
Bell
Syracuse
Bob Fleck
Chester County
Ernest Harvey
Fleck
Green Bay Packers
Coatesville
Green Bay
Ottawa Rough Riders
Indians Score Shuts Out Saints In AA Lead Blowout
Indianapolis maintained a 8 12 game lead atop the American Association by beating the sixth-place Millers 7 0 in Minneapolis. Southpaw Herb Score allowed six hits as the Indians exploded for four runs in the sixth and added a three run eighth inning. Louisville beat Charleston 5 4 in 10 innings, while St Paul overwhelmed Kansas City 10 6.
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Indianapolis
St. Paul
Millers
Minneapolis
Herb Score
Louisville
Senators
Charleston
Blues
Kansas City
Troy Comes Off Canvas To Halt Anthony In 4th
Willie Troy rebounded from a second round knockdown to halt Tony Anthony 47 seconds into the fourth round of a 10 round middleweight bout at East ern Parkway Arena. The Washington, D. C. slugger, back after his knockout by Joey Giardello, battered Anthony to the point referee Ray Miller stopped the fight. Troy, ranked seventh, was a 12 to 1 favorite.
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New York
Willie Troy
Tony Anthony
Eastern Parkway Arena
Washington, D. C
Joey Giardello
Anthony
Ray Miller
Troy
Local Fairways Golf League Scores and Standings
Results from Spring Valley show the Burkes leading the General Industries Golf League with 18 points after yesterday's play. Picards sit second with 15, Hogans 12, Demarets 9, Locks 7, and Middlecoffs 7. Low nets: Leo Kunas 39 16 32 and Tom Whipacre 54 21 33. Low score on odd holes: Jim Callikan 21.
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General Industries Golf League
Spring Valley
Picards
Lockes
Middlecoffs
Hogans
Burkes
Demarets
Leo Kunas
Tom Whipacre
Jim Callikan
Snead ends retirement rumors with vow to keep playing
Samuel Jackson Snead denies retiring, saying he will continue on the tournament trail while desire remains. At a West Virginia Sports writers meeting he quips about Hogan Demaret and recalls a humorous incident with a young fan seeking golf lessons at the Greenbrier Hotel course where Snead is filming shorts and teaching.
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Bob McKowen
United Press
White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
Samuel Jackson Snead
Snead
West Virginia Sportswriters Association
Sam
Hogan
Jimmy Demaret
Demaret
Richmond
Jimmy
Greenbrier
Patterson Wins By TKO After Being Dumped
Floyd Patterson of Brooklyn recovered from an eight count at St Nicholas Arena New York to stop Jacques Royer of France on cuts at the end of the seventh round. The light heavy weight contender had lost a decision to Joey Maxim in his previous bout.
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New York
Floyd Patterson
Brooklyn
Patterson
St. Nicholas Arena
Jacques Royer
France
Royer
Joey Maxim
Buckeye Golfer Leads State Meet Field
Toledo Ohio Fred Ricky Jones of Ohio State led the Ohio Amateur golf championships at Sylvania Country Club with the only par score. The 20 year old from Youngstown fired a 31 35 71 over the challenging 6700 yard course to match par, as 153 entrants competed for qualifying berths in the 48th annual event.
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Toledo
Fred
Ricky) Jones
Ohio State
Ohio
Sylvania Country Club
Jones
Youngstown
Seixas Cups Opener at River Forest Tennis Club
Vic Seixas of Philadelphia breezed past Dick McAfee of Clinton S C in the first round at River Forest Tennis Club. He won 6-0 6-0 in 27 minutes to advance in the national clay court championship. Play continues in the men's singles today.
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River Forest
Fil
Vic Seixas
Philadelphia
Thomson Homers In Exhibition At Toledo Sox
Milwaukee won 61 in an exhibition game with the Toledo Sox as Bobby Thomson, back from a four month ankle break, hit a 425 foot homer in his first at bat since the injury. Jim Pendleton added two homers and Eddie Mathews another while Thomson pinch hit in the fifth.
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Toledo. O
Bobby Thomson ii
Milwaukee
Toledo Sox
Thomson
Danny O'Connell
Jim Pendleton
Eddie Mathews
Elyria Independents Set to Face Lorain Hustlers at Cascade Park
The Elyria Independents meet the Lorain Hustlers in Cascade Park at 5 p.m. tomorrow in the Lorain Class A City league. This is their second meeting, with Lorain winning the first game 18 to 2.
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Elyria Independents
Lorain Hustlers
Lorain
Cascade Park
Lorain Nine
Knights of Columbus Blanks Glassmen To Forge 3-Way Tie
Pete Shilling fired an 8 strikeout two hit gem as the Knights of Columbus beat Lorain Glass 8 0 at Lexington Avenue Field to create a three way tie for first in Little League East. Gardner Jewelers routed Hilltoppers 7 1, building the other half of the logjam. Shilling allowed two hits and walked two, with Al Bacher and Jon Pankoff each logging two hits for KOC. Gardner Jewels opened a five run fifth after leading 2 1, with Tom Bosky tossing a five hitter, eight strikeouts, and Gary Taft 16 K for Hilltoppers.
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Pete Shilling
Knights of Columbus
Lorain, Glass
Lexington Avenue Field
Gardner Jewelers
Hilltoppers
Shilling
Glassmen
al Bacher
Jon Pankoff
Bill Ware
Lorain Glass
Jewelers
Tom Bosky
Gary Taft
Brosky
Euclid Boy Leads Local Caddie Championship Finish
Euclid teen Joe Denk shot 41 36 77 at Columbia Hills to win the Cleveland district caddie championship by one stroke over Stan Nudelman of Beechmont. Denk and Nudelman will represent the district at the national caddie tourney in Columbus August 1 21. Shaker Heights won the team title and Denk caddies at Manakiki.
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Joe Denk
Euclid
Cleveland District
Columbia Hills
Denk
Stan Nudelman
Beechmont
Manakiki Country Club
Shaker Heights
Nudelman
Columbus
David O'Connor
Elyria Country Club
Ronald Krebs
Chuck Machock
Andy Garwolinski
Tom Koviak
Ai Racz
Eisra Country Club
O'Connor
Krebs
Machock
Garwolinski
Action Resumes In Little League West Schedule
Little League West play resumes at Lappin Field on Thursday evening. The VFW 4 4 hosts the Elyria Eagles 2 3 at 6 pm and the West Point Cadets 2 3 face the league leading Lions 30 at 7 35. Previously announced start was moved to Thursday.
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Lappin Field
VFW
Elyria Eagles
West Point Cadets
Lions
Major League players set salaries for attorney and seek more club reforms
Major League player representatives approved a 30 000 to 35 000 dollar annual salary for attorney J Norman Lewis and outlined six improvements to present to club owners at a July 26 New York meeting. The group, meeting with Lewis for the second time, planned four annual gatherings and detailed pension fund sources post 1956 while naming prominent players from each major league club.
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Cleveland
J. Norman Lewis
New York
Lewis
Fnsuontes
Ralph Kiner
Cubs
Whitey Lockman
Giants
Carl Erskine
Dodgers
Robin Roberts
Phillies
Bob Friend
Pirates
Warren Spahn
Braves
Ted Kluszewski
Reds
Stan Musial
Cardinals
Allie Reynolds
Yankees
Bob Feller
Indians
Sid Hudson
Red Sox
Bob Young
Orioles
Ferris Fain
White Sox
Ted Gray
Tigers
Joe Astroth
Athletics
Ed Yost
Senators
Modock No-Hitter Sparks Police Pony League Win
In Elyria Ron Modock threw a no hitter to power the Police to a 6 2 victory over Lorain County Savings and Trust in an interdivisional Pony League game. Hart Construction beat Rotary Club 5 4 in the other contest. Both games at Catholic High diamonds. standings unchanged.
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Elyria
Ron Modock
Police
Lorain County Savings & Trust
Hart Construction
Rotary Club
Hart
Catholic High Diamonds
DeMarco Stops Aroujo In Fifth Round at Fenway Park
Boston welterweight Tony DeMarco weighing 141 pounds defeated ninth-ranked lightweight George Araujo of Providence in a fifth-round technical knockout at Fenway Park Monday night. DeMarco trimmed to miss the 142 pound limit by one pound to save a $3,500 forfeit while Araujo weighed 138 pounds.
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Boston
Tony DeMarco
Vince Martinez
Paterson
N. J
DeMarco
George Araujo
Providence
R. I
Fenway Park
Araujo
Doran Heads Women's State Tourney Field
Claire Doran, Cleveland teacher and two time titleholder, leads 16 players as match play begins in the Women s State Golf Tournament at Cincinnati. Doran earned medal honors with a one over par 37 39 76 in the qualifying round.
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Cincinnati
Claire Dorlan
Cleveland
Miss Doran
Modock shines as Bankers and Rotary rally in tight games
Modock pitched well as Bankers plated three in the first to push for victory. Novak homered for the Police while Walker and Bliss added key hits. Rotary scored four in the first but Hart Construction rallied with one in the fifth, three in the sixth, and one more in the seventh. Wimsatt took the loss for Rotary. Timms earned the win for Hart Construction.
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Modock
Bankers
Dick Novak
Police
Dennis Walker
Dick Bliss
Rotary
Hart
Realty Team Seeks 6th Straight Blooper Win
The Meister Realty aims to extend its unbeaten Blooper League run to six and hold top spot as it meets Brown Fintube at Eastern Heights diamond No. 2. Other games: Birmingham Firemen against Elyria Transit at Allen, Blue Bird Restaurant vs Junior Chamber of Commerce at McKinley, and Erb Radio versus Perry-Fay at Ely. All games start at 6:45.
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Meister Realty
Brown Fintube
Eastern Heights
Birmingham Firemen
Elyria Transit
Allen
Blue Bird Restaurant
Chamber of Commerce
McKinley
Erb Radio
Perry-Fay
Ely
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Manakikis Country Club
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Cary Middlecoff
Lloyd Mangrum
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Tommy Bolt
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Fred Haas
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Dutch) Harrison
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Mr. Snead
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Delaware Water Gap
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Hurricane) Jackson
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C. Blanks Glassmen
R. H. E. Knights of Columbus
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Taft and Koepp
W. L. Pet
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Coonee
Csecanes
Eeneee
Euclid Boy Cops
Caddie Tourney
Lorain County Speedway
Leither
L. Pet
Police Ee Ree
Lor. Co
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Elyria Furniture
Seceenee
Aroujo
Doran
R. H. E. Hart
Timms
Wimsatt
Bankers Palice
Matlock
Leonard
Zaffer
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