Laird Hurls Radio Nine To County Title
Laird led Rone Radio to a 4 0 victory over United Polish Club to claim the Lorain County Tournament title at Lexington Avenue field. He allowed three hits through 12 innings with seven strikeouts and two walks, while Bernie Lysaght's clutch triple sparked the late scoring and Don Boddy, Karnes, and Wickelman contributed in the decisive rally. UPC previously beat Rone Radio in the first finals game, but Rone Radio won the rematch to clinch the championship and finished 4 1 in the tourney.
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Rone Radio
Lorain County
Lexington Avenue
Laird
United Polish Club
Radio Nine
Chuck Hobar
Rone
Bernie Lysaght
Swinners
Paeey Laird
Jim Kaylor
Bob Karns
Joe Lowery
Bill Wickelman
Les Coft
Karnes
Lysaght
Don Boddy
John Sedar
Bernie Walczak
Steve Kaminski
Joe Watson
Leroy Johnson
Champs Barnes
UPC
W.F.W
Lorain Twentieth Century Club
Lorain Canadian Legion
RAE Rone Radio Whee
United Polish’ Club
Rone Radiow
Wickelman
Hobar
Talarek
All Stars and Castle's Wallpaper win to stay in title chase
All Stars edged 1.0.C.F. No. 103 6-5 at Ely Stadium after breaking a 4-4 tie in the sixth. Castle's Wallpaper rallied in the seventh to beat American Legion Cubs 4-3 at Cascade Park as both clubs post their sixth victory in nine games and sit one game behind West Side Lumber with one game left. Ralph Yuhas struck out 12 in six innings for All Stars, while Jerry Welburn allowed eight hits and struck out 13 in Castle's Wallpaper win. Ed Wingard had two hits for All Stars. Welburn and Owen Woodcock led Castle's Wallpaper with multi-hit efforts. In other league action, the Erhart Krar visit Valley City Macks Sunday at 2 p.m.
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All-Stars
Castle
West Side Lumber
All Stars
C.F. No
Ely Stadiom
West Side All Stars
Wal
American Legion Cubs
Ravings Deposit Bank
F. N
Cascade Park
Ralph Yuhas
Bill Heuser
Odd Fellows
Jerry Welburn
Ed Wingard
Welburn
Owen Woodcock
Four In Tie For Golf Lead In Blue Ribbon Open
Slammin Sam Snead Glenn Teal Fred Hawskins and Ed Porky Oliver led a star packed field into the second round of the $20 000 Blue Ribbon Open Golf Tournament at North Hills Country Club Today Four under par 67s paced the leaders amid a four day 72 hole race for the year s third biggest purse.
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Milwaukee
I12
Sam Snead
Glenn Teal
Fred ‘Hawskins
Porky) Oliver
North Hills Country Club
Cherry Ridge Leads Blue Division With 7 3 Win Over Fey Insurance
Cherry Ridge beat Fey Insurance 7 3 Thursday at Cherry Ridge to extend its Blue Division lead in the City Golf League to six points. Arnold Michael led scoring with 36, while Baird, Studnicki and Dudek posted 37s and Baksa won prizes for select holes. Other results included Kaksa Service losing 5 4 to Timms Spring Turfriders and Western & Southern Life Insurance 8 2 over Timms Spring Aces.
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Cherry Ridge
Fey Insurance
City Golf League
Kaksa Service
Timms Spring
Western & Southern Life Insurance
Timms Spring Aces
Lorain County
Elyria Hardware
General Motors
West Side Lumber
Arnold Michael
Dick Baird
Frank Studnicki
Stan Dudek
Bob Smith
Earl Snodgrass
Baird
Baksa
United Polish Club
B. F. Goodrich Chemical Co
Memo’s Tavern
Meister Real Estate
Baksa Service Station
Timms Spring Turfriders
Lorain County Refrigeration
Elyria Dairies
Toggery Shop
Baseball Standings and Results From Today’s Games
Major and minor leagues report yesterday’s results with leaders, standings, and upcoming schedule. Notable: Cleveland 5 Boston 4 in 11 innings. Chicago 2 New York 1. St. Louis 9 Philadelphia 5. Detroit 0 4. Montreal and Toronto results noted in standings. Tonight’s games include Cleveland vs Philadelphia and New York at St Louis.
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Boston
Chicago
New York
Cleveland
Detroit
Washington
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Lelphia
Louis
St. Paul
Milwaukee
Kans
City
Mino
Cellerbus
Minneapolis
Kansas
Ely TZ
Columbus
Indianapolis
Louiaville
Toledo
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Esterday
Clentinati
Blackwell
Magne
St. Louie
Poholsky
Brakine
Kelly
Heintzelman
Or Meyer
Friend
Bpahn
Cincinnatic
Uadelphia
Sidal
Montreal
Toronto
Syracuse
Pfartinone
Buffalo
Rochester
Sprinfield
Ottawa
Baltimore
Springfield
Brunswick Rolls to 16-7 League Victory Over Columbia
Brunswick jumped to an 11 run first three innings and beat Columbia 16-7 in Lorain Medina County League action. Neumeyer limited the visitors to six hits while Finn Grieve homered as Brunswick pounded 13 hits. The win moved Brunswick to 6-2 in eight league games and put them one game ahead of Leroy.
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Prowswick Oe
Valley
Seveesenedes
Bas Westlake
Columbia Neumeyer
Finn Grieve
Brunswick
Valley City
Leroy
Columbia
Batteick — Neumeyer
Smith
Churchill
Binggel
Myers
Moose Nine Caps At Ridgeville 5-1
Moose Club earns its first Ridgeville League win of the season by defeating Thew Shovel 5-1. Johnny Krusz throws a three hit game while Rocky Ross adds two doubles and a triple accounting for three Moose hits. In the nightcap Buescher's Hardware beats Knights of St. John 12-8 in an exhibition.
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Ridgeville—Moose Club
Thew Shovel
Johnny Krusz
Rocky Ross
Buescher’s Hardware
Knights of St. John
Moone Club
Krusz and
Lear
Thew
Karby
Peckax
Buescher's
St. John
Telfard
Baker and Brock
Knights of St. Joh
Machovina
Pals
Noll
Moose Club
League To Aid In Ticket Sale For Cleveland Brooklyn Game
Playground City D Baseball League members will help sell tickets for the Cleveland Brooklyn game at Municipal Stadium on August 6. League games set for that evening will be postponed. Elyria Recreation Board profits from ticket sales via cooperation of the Cleveland Amateur Baseball Federation and Cleveland Baseball Company, earning $1.15 per ticket. Dukats are on sale at the Men's Shop.
Legion Juniors Play Saturday in Fifth District Tourney
Elyria American Legion Juniors return to action in the Fifth District Ohio Junior Tournament at Galion East Park on Saturday at 1 PM facing Medina or Upper Sandusky. Medina and Upper Sandusky meet at 10 AM with the loser eliminated. winner advances to meet Elyria. Other teams Galion Mansfield and Loudonville remain in contention toward Sunday final.
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Elyria American Legion
Ohio
American Legion
Medina
Upper Sandusky
East Park
Galion
Elyria
Mansfield
Loudonville
Penn Quits TV Fight Abides By NCAA Rules
The University of Pennsylvania agreed to follow the NCAA television rules for 1951 after Ivy League members threatened a complete boycott. Penn had planned an eight game contract with ABC but faced pressure from Princeton, Columbia, Cornell and Dartmouth and faced possible suspension from Ivy League sports. Penn Athletic Director Fran Murray questioned legality and policy but Penn met yesterday's deadline to conform.
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Los Angeles
Wwp
University of Pennsylvania
NCAA
Hugh Willett
Penn
Dallas
Tex
Penn Athetic
Fran Murray
American Broadcasting Company
Princeton
Columbia
Cornell
Dartmouth
Penn in Good Standing After TV Plan Reaffirmed
A college official noted Penn resumes status in good standing as athletic director Murray confirms Penn will run its television plan per resolutions adopted by the association at its Dallas convention in January.
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Penn
Willett
Murray
Dallas
University of Pennsylvania Restored to Good Standing
Willett announced that the University of Pennsylvania is now restored to good standing in the National Collegiate Athletic Association. The Chronicle-Telegram notes the Friday, July 29, 1958 date in Elyria Ohio.
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Chronicle-T. Elyria
Ohio
Jaly
Willett
University of Pennsylvania
National Collegiate Athletic Association
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Laird Hurls
Filstars Ee
Yuhas
Ziv
Houser
Centeror
Castle's
Welburn and Sakal
Hutman (Jr
Boylan
Erhart
Erhart Krar
Valley City Macks
Praaes
Lary Ranch
Jersey
Jos Walcott
Vincent
Carol
Felix Bocchicchio
Camden
N. J
Arnold
Ilva
Ruth
Doria
Lydia Walcott
Jersey Joe
International Soundphoto
United States Fish and Wildlife Service
George Stephens
Lazy J Ranch
Ford Express
Stephens
Perepere
Ford
Mecsnorien
Ford Trucks
Neitzel & Schwed Motor CO
Witss
Grafton
Ford Festival
James Melten
Wner
Wac-Tv
P.M
Moose
Ridgeville
Legion Juniors
Asbroot Jewelry CO
ING
Broad &T
TV Fight
Sunbeam Factory
America
Gardner
Dieh
Tcious
Defiance
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