Neighborhood Junior Ball League Spurs Backwoods Rivalry
Ellsworth launches a four-team boys league for ages five to ten in Flyria with the Bearcats Eagles Daniel Boones and the Davy Crockets. Local adults umpire and score while benches and bases were set at a former ice pond at Lonsina Ave and West Rover. Parents and fans attend in good numbers as youngsters chase new strikeout records in a healthful neighborhood recreation effort.
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Oberlin Nine Rally Wins In Softball Tourney Thriller
Murphy of Oberlin led a dramatic comeback in the Lorain County Softball Tournament, rallying for two runs in the bottom of the seventh and one in the ninth, then scoring the winning run in the 10th to defeat Penfield Barns Market. The victory advances Murphy to the Fifth District tournament in Norwalk, as Lorain United Polish Club remains unbeaten after a 6-1 win over Elyria Bolero Club.
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Ted Goodman
Ned Pointer
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Ken Gieve
Agen Murphy
Joe Blanco
Russ Dodsons
Publinx Semis Set as Andrews Favored to Reach Final
In Indianapolis Gene Andrews, 42, defending champion and Pacific Palisades agent, is a strong favorite in the 36 hole National Public Links semi finals, facing Sam Kocsis of Detroit Brendmint ABB on arena eS et WUD. The other semi features Lewis Bean of Summerville Ga against Ralph Allen of Palm Springs Fla as the field narrows with Andrews’ steady form drawing attention.
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Summerville Ga
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Maplewood Mo
Jack Gregory
Koesis
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Frank Gaces
Parma
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William Scarbrough Jr
Jacasomuille
Mle Allen
Hans Turner
Seite
Favorites Advance In Ohio Amateur Golf Finalists Named
Zanesville hosts the Ohio Amateur golf event with favorites advancing to the 36 hole semifinals after Thursday play. Zimmerman leads Young, with several local and Columbus players contesting semis as Saunders, Immerman, Nevergall, and Kilzer also win spots.
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Jack Zimmerman
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Ranlor
Gine
Saunders
Gallipols Insurance
Immerman
Dasion
Nevergall
Sidney Kelter
Zimmerman
Youngs
Steve Pipes
Joe Sugar Ir
Columbus
Bev Francs Carer
Walter Stahl Jr
Cleveland
Mike Podolsai
Lear Elected Elyria Umps President and Officials
Elton Lear was elected president of the Flyita Baseball and Softhal Umpires Association, succeeding Howard Bader who joins the Executive Board for a three year term. Tim Thompkins named vice president, Ed Sinth reelected secretary treasurer, with the next meeting outlining season plans and banquet arrangements led by Ray Thompson Sr assisted by Bill Armatipe Tony Cuderaro and Woault Visnishi.
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Flyita Baseball
Softhall
Howard Bader
Tim Thompkins
Ntew This Se Ser
Ed Sinth
Lasia Peor
Ray Thompson
Bill Armatipe
Tony Cuderaro
Woault Visnishi
Chillicothe Charity Horse Show Dates Set At Ross County
The annual Chillicothe Charity Horse Show will be held July 30 and 31 at the Ross County Fairgrounds. Proceeds benefit disabled children. purses in 191 will be doubled to $140 and sophies awarded. Show runs three sessions with 79 classes including Western Jumpers and Pony, entry blanks obtainable from Mrs Charles Black Route Na 2 Chillicothe.
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Ross Cow EN Fargrounds
Coune
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Charles Black
Yates Construction wins third straight League game
Yates Construction stayed hot with a 51 1 victory over Savings Deposit Bank as Class D League leaders extend a long winning streak. In other action Gran te Block & Coal and American Legion Cubs posted narrow wins while West Side Lumber, Grinite Black, and Mile teams recorded multiple hits and key moments.
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Hot Stove
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Somers and Winkees Meet in Little League North Clash
In Elyria the Little League North division features Somers against Winkees at Lexington Avenue field. Other games include Braves at the Dodgers in Creas and Traxe Tr king against Gehman and John foon at LaGrange Recreation Field. Local standings and times vary.
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Sorlitil
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Creas
Roarball Lorais
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Tr King
Gehman
John Foon
LaGrange
Tieands
Ridgeville Giants Win Big Over LaGrange Lions
Ridgeville Giants defeated LaGrange Lions 9 to 0 in a Suburban Hot Stove League game played yesterday. Bill Hershey and Jerry Clark combined on a two hit shutout, Hershey pitching three innings and Clark closing with four innings of relief.
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Giants
LaGrange Lions
Bill Hershey
Jerry Clark
Hershey
Clark
Pony Loop Star Squad Is Chosen
The Pony League announces the All Star team for District Six action. Players include Nick Aulisi Jun Kaiser John Cakier from Fraternal Order of Poke Tack Bohnski Bill Wrukowski Elyna Furniture Larry Davis Pow Wimsatt Toran Counts Savings & Trust Jim Guest Jum Jones Steve Sergel Earl Webb Rotary Club Brian Hass Tom Kaminsh Lorain Count Excavating Carl Plate Tog rem Bovstown Gar Wymer Firefighters Les Gast to manage.
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Lorain County
Nick Aulisi
Jun Kaiser
John Cakier
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Bohnski
Bill Wrukowski
Elyna Furniture
Larry Davis
Pow Wimsatt
Toran Counts Savings & Trust
Jim Guest
Jum Jones
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Mossi Narleski Star As Cleveland Hands Konstanty First Loss
Cleveland beats New York 5 4 as Ray Narleski and Don Mossi dominate in relief. Key homers by Larry Doby and Al Rosen boost the Tribe while Tom Kamas ski and Vern Bisor contribute for the visitors. Series concludes at Lakefront Ball Yard.
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Cleveland
Konstanty
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AL Rosen
Tribes Victors
Cadet Nine Caps Edge Lions 1-0 In No-Hitter Night
A two week layoff energized Most Port Chessenice as Dick Dumke tossed a no hitter to beat Elva Lion 1-0 at Lappin Field. The Cadets battered three Lion pitchers for 10 hits, while Ely ra Eagles defeated VFW 1973 a4 to shift second half standings.
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Vets Rally Falls Short In Low-Scoring Odd Baseball Tilt
Dumke fanned five and walked four as Bill Jackson doubled and singled. Chuck LeWick doubled, Dick Barefoot doubled, and Jim Kuntz added two singles. The Vets scored two in top of the 1st but trailed after the Lages wiped out a 20 run lead with a fourth inning rally. Jack Kaser earned the win on the mound, allowing seven hits and four runs with two walks, while Vet pitcher Bob Pests struck out three and walked four. Bol San Vathenbe drove in runs, and Fogle delivered a key extra-base hit as the Vets pushed for a comeback that fell short.
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