Mansfield doubles duo tops Elyria in State Junior Chamber finals
Elyria's doubles team Jim Guest and Paul Walker lost to Mansfield pair John Kline and Gordy Smith 6-1 6-0 in the State Junior Chamber of Commerce tennis finals. Guest also reached the singles semifinals, losing to Jim Tenney, while Clark Graebner beat Warren Duane to win the singles title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Jim Guest
Paul Walker
John Kline
Gordy Smith
Mansfield
Elyrians
Don Bon
Jim Miller
Sidney
Art Kunz
Walt Beatty
Middletown
Jim Tenney
Bill Dean
Toledo
Guest
Tenney
Jerey Levin
Cincinnati
Levin
Clark Graebner
Cleveland
Warren Duane
Shaker Heights
Graebner
Duane
Lorain Yacht Club Dominates 1958 Regatta Wins
Lorain tops most firsts at its Lake Erie weekend regatta with five sail race wins on Saturday, two on Sunday, and all four power boat events. Jack Pincura wins Comet Classes I and II with Tom Pincura claiming the other Saturday win, while Dispenza and Parker claim multiple outboard classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Dispenza
Dean Parker
Amherst
Jack Kelly
Reca
Judi- Ann
Davis Wiliams
Tres Bien
Sharri Smith
VBC Comet
Jack Pincura
W Star
Sharen
Hob Asher
Pop'o'jack
Art Shomer
Crgc Universal
eTon
Karl Johnson
SSC
Setacen
Don Heisner
LYC
Baseball Standings and Results From a Past Doubleheader
In the American League standings the New York club leads with a .505 mark, followed by Detroit, Boston, Kansas City, Chicago, Cleveland, Baltimore, and Washington. Saturday results show Chicago sweeping Boston 7-4 and 13-5, New York defeating Cleveland 16 to a unspecified score, Detroit beating Washington 3 to 1 with rain, and Kansas City at Baltimore rained out. Tonight’s matchups include Chicago at New York with Wynn opposing Ford. National League action pins San Francisco atop the table with St Louis and Chicago close behind. Philadelphia and Pittsburgh trail, while Cincinnati, Los Angeles, Milwaukee, and San Francisco vie for the remaining spots. Probable pitchers listed for key games include Purkey, Fodres, Burdette, Worthington, and Cardwell, with only scheduled games noted for Tuesday.
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New York
Detroit
Boston
Kansas City
Chicago
Cleveland
Baltimore
Washington
Wild
Sisler
Turaday
San Francisco
Milwaukee
Bt. Louis
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Cincinati
Los Angeles
Louis
Cincinnati
Cardwell
Phillips
Fodres
Burdetee
Worthington
St. Louis
Cadets Capture LW Lead in Extra Inning Win
West Point rebounded to first place after a 3-2 extra inning victory over Don Beal Inc. Lowell Cavin earned the win in relief as West Point scored in the top of the eighth. Elyria Eagles defeated VEFW 9-7 and routed 42.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Point Cities Service
Don Beal Inc
West Action
West Point
Lowell Cavin
Elyria Eagles
VEFW
Firemen Split Week in Pony League Action
Fire Fighter hurlers limited Rotary Club to eight hits but 10 errors cost them as they split a doubleheader. Tom Becker threw a one hitter with 11 strikeouts in an 8-0 win over Rotary Club. Court led a 3-1 victory with two singles for Elyria, while Oswalt belted a homer in another game.
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Tom Becker
Rotary Club
Bills
Jefferson Field
Oswalt
Court
Ron Roberts
Lorain County
West Point
Savings and Trust
Harrison Jackson
Larry McHale
Hagles Rover Bear
Score Shines as McLish Tops Red Sox for Indians
In Boston, Cleveland rider McLish pitched his fourth straight win while Herb Score, returning from injury, dominated with six strong innings. Manager Joe Gordon plans Score to start Tuesday against Washington, as Scoressoned form signals a possible regular turn. The Indians beat the Red Sox 9 to 4 with Boston plagued by injuries and inconsistency.
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Boston
UPI
Cleve
Joe Gordon
Indians
McLish
Boston Red Sox
Herb Score
Gordon
Washington
Redskins
Yankees
How They Did By United Press International
A collage of game results from multiple teams with partial box scores and win loss notes. Notable names include Pascual, Romonosky, Landrith, Mazeroski, Heffner, and McMahon among others, with varied city matchups and scoring lines across baseball contests.
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United Press International
Bardo
Babbe
Bienemea
Ck.me
Whitenant
Biko
Kansas City
Washington
Terry
Grim
Tomanek
Pascual
Courtne
Ite
Pignatan
Baker Out For Year In Cardinal Pirates Slugfest
Third baseman Gene Baker is out for the season after rupturing a ligament in his left knee, leaving St Louis for Pittsburgh with Pirates GM Joe Brown. K-rays confirmed a torn ligament. Baker faces surgery and a leg cast as Cardinal physicians plan repair.
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ST. Louis
UPI
Gene Baker
Pittsburgh
Pirates
Joe Brown
Baker
Cardinal
Curt Flood
St. Louis Cardinals
Jewish Hospital
Cardinals
I. C. Maddleaman
Cincinnat
Nuxhall
Graham
Beale Earns Second Clean Sweep In Ohio Speedway
Toledo driver Rollie Beale captured his second clean sweep of the season at Lorain County Speedway, extending his consecutive victory streak to eight. He dominated the opening dash, a heat, the pure stock, and the feature after a midrace restart. George Mose and Guy Reegan chased, with Art Plas and Ollie Shinsky among other winners in the eight-race program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Rollie Beale
Lorain County Speedway
Beale
George Mose
Sandusky
Guy Reegan
Fremont
Larold Apel
Dobbs Hollow
Mich
Mlyria
Art Plas
Keegan
Ollip Shinsky
Loerain
Local baseball and softball schedule with multiple leagues tonight
Ere long list of games at Elyria and Lorain fields includes Diamond No 1 2 and 3 matchups among Herman Contractors Kehl A C and Sittner DeCarlo Funeral Home United Polish Club and more. Other events include CLASS D HOT STOVE battles Savings Deposit Bank vs Odd Fellows at Cascade Park and PONY LEAGUE games at Elyria Recreation Field with multiple pairings.
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Herman Contractors
Kehl A. C
Elyria Recreation
Sittner-DeCarlo Funeral Home
United Polish Club
HOT _STOVE—Savings De
Posit Bank
Odd Fellows
Cascade Park
P. m
Pony League Manufacturing
Elyria Recreation Field
Lotain County Savings & Trust
Hart Construction
Little League East
Elyria Dables
Max Dry Cleaner
Lexington Ave
Brandau Jewelers
Little League West
VFW Post
Don Beal Inc
Lappin Field
West Point
Service
Eagles
Supreme Yardware
Sudro-Curtis Funeral Home
Trove
Poom
Elyria
Hardware
Molders Union
Industrial Softball — Co
Gilson
American
Bittmer-DeCarlo Funeral Home
Mesa
Elyria Telephone Co
Lear-Romeo
Berman Contractors
Harshew Chemical
Savings Deposit Bank
Cascade Park Legion Cubs
Elyria Recreation Plea
Dia
Elyria Kiwanis
West Side Lumber
Little League North
Stewart Radio-Tv
Electro-Alloys
East
Branday Jewelers
Braves win two in minor league baseball at East Kiwanis Field
Four Little League North B minor contests were held at East Kiwanis Field over the weekend. The Braves beat the Red Sox 14 to 11 on Saturday and the Tigers 9 to 7 on Sunday. The Tigers topped the White Sox 15 to 12 Saturday, and the White Sox edged the Red Sox 3 to 4 Sunday. Pat Pudg had three hits in the first Braves game. Jim Jabionski collected four hits in the Sunday win for the Braves. Chuck Fimmen and Dave Espo Sandin each had three hits in that contest. Gary Gutowski and Bob Sapp had three hits for the White Sox in the loss to the Tigers. Steve Shaw and Dennis Holley added three hits for the White Sox. Saho doubled twice in the White Sox win over the Red Sox.
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Norm Lawl
Jor Conrey
Bob Hayduk
Jim O'Connor
Lapal
Ari Pius
Lyria
Bob Woosler
Akron
Andy Wilhelm
Bellevue
Tohe Wurrows
North Eaton
Pail Pudel
Guy Bello
Blyrin
Cleveland AM Row
Rie Bi
AL Wood
Bancduskys
Guy Keegan
Promont
Harold Apel
Cabb’s Hollow
Mich
Joe Cotey
Independence
Jerry Colavito
Rfoy Held
Brown
Gasser
Elyria
George Neuman
Hunter
Bellevue: A Tow Nagy, South Am+ MecLish
Ofhrrst
Mickey Shaw
Cleveland
Hlckivy
Boston Stephene
Runnels
Walllama
If Malzone
Ib . Jensen
Gernert
Berberet
Buddha
a-Fleraall
Brewer
Wall
Everan
Boston
Ray Benson
Jim John Poat
Son
Jerry Bruce
Hurrell
Power
I " Moran
Jone
Bowling Center
Johnson
Bruce
Bul Archer
Southwain
Ino Koen BK
Alex Horvath
Brewers
Angelina
Brea i Browns
Er — Brewer
Bolero Club
U—Mckinley
Chyink, Berry
Fluhert
Roberts
Bar
East Kiwanis
Braves
Red Sox
Tigers
White Sox
Pat Pudg
Jim Jablonski
Chuck Fimmen
Dave Esposandin
Gary Gutowski
Bob Sapp
Gutowski
Steve Shaw
Dennis Holley
Saho
Scrimgeour Elected Ohio Boxing Union President
Les Scrimgeour of Columbus was elected president of the Ohio State Association of Boxing Commissions at the convention held in Cleveland. The Elyria Bowling Belles Scrimgeour will succeed Dave Ott of Cleveland as secretary treasurer. Tom Posa of Grassie’s Wayside Inn and Mansfield were among those elected officials attending.
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Les Scrimgeour
Columbus
Ohio State Association of Boxing Commissions
Cleveland
Elyria Bowing Belles Scrimgeour
Dave
Ott
Tom Posa
Grassie's
Wayside Inn
Mansfield
Upsetters In State Finals
In Youngstown Ohio two freshmen reached the finals of the Ohio Amateur Golf Championship as rain soaked play. Bob Schwartz of Columbus and Bob Benning of Purdue edged through semifinals to meet in the final rounds, with Schwartz beating Don Stickney in the morning and Benning defeating Dr Harry Bucelli in the afternoon.
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Youngstown
UPI
Dayton
Ohtio
Don Stickney
Columbus
Schwartz
Lott ‘Tholes
Stickney
Jackie Nicklaus
Bob Ross Jr
Springfield
Benning
Harry Duccilli
Cincinnati
Inch
Pounter
Ben
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Walker
Steel City Yacht Club
Aatardat
Rebel
VAC
Comet
Mot
Tom Pincura
CYC
Giltter
Paul Juck
Tye
Ardette
J. D. Bullivan
Duck Kelly
L.C. Bang-Ge-Bock
Dr. W. Blackford
L.C
Je Herl
LYS
Wol. Fat
West Point CA
Eiia Eagles
Lions Club
den Beal Inc
Diamond
Little League North Auxiliary Mothers
Fast Kiwanis Field
A. Me Firefighters
Becker
Lees
Ion
Lorain Co
Rehm
Ogle
Murphy
BK. EY
Mackert
Cavin
Page
Jenns Burnett
Gill
McGhee
Wagies
Don Bés Inc
Winnig i
Hedots
Fiewers
VFW
McHale
Jek
Sparks
Stoauer
Narleski
Raydon
Porterfield
Blackburn
Pace
Gross
Law
Hall Brennan
Jackson
Paine
Mabe
Smith
Landrith
Bintkhurm
Boyer
Hall
Skinner
Musial
Kansas
Wie
Potles
McFaylack
Aguirre
Fischer
Landrith Winman
Ginsberg
Foy
Stobbs Luck
Beamon
Mazeroski
Morris
Milwatke
Sid
Game
Francisca
Willey
McMahon
Trowbridge
Pattialleg
Olig
Crandall
Mil- Suse
Aguire
Endlier
Giel
McChrmid
van Hezan
O'Dell
Zuverink Ib
Lehmanschmidt
Mecormlen
Triuthos Willner
Susceltoser
I Is
Goneda
Hr—Jablonaki
Goo
Pierce
Lown
Dollar
Tarresen
Masa
Trucks
Sturdivant
Howard
Percc
Larsen
Oou
Moore
Qualters
Val
Lil Cox
Meyer
Hearn
Farrell
Sawatski Briggs
S Taylor
Walls
Stromonos
Lopata Sowatski
Hillman
Nessman
Simmons
Angeles
Newcombe
Lawrence
Bailey Gilwams
Sabine
Roseboro
Williams
Thhree
Melish
Grant
Hoyt Wilhelm
Ray Narleski
Gary Bell
Nar Feski
Bell
Score
Tribe
Buddin
Ron
Ene Olppneos
Woody Ifield
Dasco
Rollie Reale
Geos Foo
Bob Way
Olly Shlisky
Phyl Krided
Beye Lehnert
Chuck Haake
Hollie Reale
Jim O'Conner
Jos Conray
Nagy
Art Pinn
Bob Wooster
Fred Kans
Jabo Burrows
Horvath
Neat
Lape
Aun Keegan
Uick Seyerpur
Inks Moran
Charge Shullick
Woody
Roos
Beep Vos
Scrimgeour New Boxing Proxy
Keglerettes
Ford Sumner Trading
Mia
FORD
J.R. Dall
Ford Sales
Ee Sui
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