Scout Ken Meyers A Oriole Scout And Multisport Figure
Lorain resident Ken Meyers a longtime scout for the Baltimore Orioles has built a varied career in sports. He signed top players including Wal Chance and Steve Huntz, coached four hockey championship teams, and serves as director of the OKIPI Hockey Association. Meyers also works as Lorain’s winter recreation supervisor and keeps busy gathering prospects while eyeing next hockey season.
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Dean Chance
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Cy Young
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Wal Chance
Los Angeles Angels
Steve Huntz
St Louis Cardinals
Tim Summerg
Bob Becker
OKIPI
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Kentucky
Indiana
Pennsylvania
Ilinois Hockey Association
Cleveland
Indians blank Red Sox in 11th for 3-0 win and 13-1 victory
In a late score two game Indians topple the Red Sox 3 0 in 11 innings as Dale Bullocks fans 13. Mike Beckloff and Mike Weber keep Red Sox hitless through 10 innings. Weber adds two hits as Indians win 1 3 1. Red Sox lose despite John Barry triple. Sudro edges Sommers 3 2 in another game.
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Red Sox
Dale Bullocks
Mike Beckloff
Mike Weber
Lorain County Women’s Golf Tourney Opens Saturday
The Lorain County Women’s Golf Tournament begins with qualifying rounds at Vermilion Country Club. Play starts 11 a.m. Saturday and Sunday across four handicap classes, with match play starting Monday and trophies displayed at the Jacobs store in Lorain.
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Lorain
Ridge Tool star Wilber Lewis out for season
Wilber Lewis, Ridge Tool Elyria Class B Hot Stove League regular center fielder, suffered a fractured leg in a game last week and will miss the rest of the season. In 12 games he had 22 hits in 44 at bats with 14 RBIs, 13 runs, 3 doubles, a triple, and a grand slam.
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Ridge Tool
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Hot Stove
Wilber
Gome
Schlather Insurance
Les Stalla
Lorain
West Mth St
Reds to swap guarantee for 800 parking spaces
Cincinnati city officials report the Reds will trade a lease guarantee through 1972 for about 800 parking spaces to meet this season’s record crowds at Crosley Field. Reds President DeWitt verbally approved terms and club attorneys will study the contract. The city will receive 35 000 dollars to help relocate residents displaced by the demolition project south of the park. Parking should begin this season with part of the facilities ready for late season use. Attendance for 42 games reached 504 994, signaling a potential record season.
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Spahn Closes Mets Chapter In Quiet Shea Farewell
Warren Spahn, 44, arrives alone at Shea Stadium to clear his locker after his release from the Mets. He recalls a long career and says soccer criticism, clique talk and Stengel rumors are untrue, adding this may not be the finish as he looks toward the next steps in baseball.
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UPI
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Shea Stadium
Teddy Decker
Spahnnie
Roy McMullan
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Stengel
Phillies
Bunning
Bob Veale
Pirates
Veale
Don Drysdale
Dodgers
I Drysdale
Hommer
Waite Hoyt
Hoyt
Publishers Newspaper Syndicate
Spahns release ends odd Mets chapter
Casey Stengel faced a wry choice as the Mets cut 44 year old lefty Warren Spahn after he lost eight straight. Spahn had started 19 games with five complete. his move comes as the front office pushes a new look while Stengel shoulders bullpen ideas.
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San Francisco 49ers tie to million-dollar harness driver
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Softball League Night Yields Wide Scoring And Mixes Of Wins
Fourth place Brown Fin Tube finished 0-10 while Club Bolero blanked American Radio Slow Pitch 5. Knights of Columbus defeated Bernies 17-6 as Dick Nielsen homered and Dick Bill Archer drove in two runs. John Stefeh Jim Muchoin and Jones led the winners with multiple hits. Hal Minnick Ron Jerry Jones homered for the losers. Kelly's clinched a title with a 82 record as construction topped Washington Avenue Church of Christ. Ralph Hogan homered for the losers and Dale Fogle took the loss as Dick Anderson notched the win for American Radiator and Telephone Company each at 46 records.
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Club Bolero
Dick Nielson
Knights of Columbus
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John Stefeh
Jim Muchoin
Aie
Bob Thompson
Jones
Hal Minnick
Ron Jerry Jones
Paul Hetsle
Birmingham
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John Garrett
Kelly’ser
Jim Williams
Champs
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Ron
Jim Brady
Dave Bolero
Huffman
Dick Anderson
Dale Fogle Pany
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Hank Bauer
Little League Baseball
Jim Churpek
John Krugman
Weber
Don Hefferman
Beckloff
Dave Rodgers
John Barry
Kermit Thrash
Bill Barlosay
Bullocks
Jack Janosik
Plate
Krugman
Thrash
Richard Day
John Gill
SOLTH
Sudro
Nips Sommers
Curtis
Sommers
Jum Chobody
Marshall Shreve
Mike Duffy
Rich Nelson
Dante Fitzpatrick
Casey Sauer
Larry Daniels
Joe Wiseman
Dickens Funeral Home
Manders Union
Canels
Mike Lattman
Chris Reimhardt
Lewis
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Filyria, Ohio
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Ci No Ona A Ly
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By Tommy Holmes
Tades
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Yogi Berra
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Spahnie
Bobby Pragan
By M. Keefer
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Wers Ink Fisk
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Sy Mac
Morty Niners
Thursby
Hhorse
Bill Fisk, Jr
Y and
GE Marie
Church League
LAMCO
Aluminum
Franch Creek
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