Olmsted Pennzoils Eye Championship In Game With Kelly's Island
First round in Cascade Park tennis resumes today with five matches across Boys under 15 Junior Boys, Junior Girls and Senior Girls divisions. Winners drop names and scores in the court box as Olmsted Pennzoils seek the Tri-County League title and a spot in the National Federation tournament in Cleveland.
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Olmsted Pennzoils Eye
Kelly’s Island
Cascade Park
Keefe Brussell
James Bartock
Claire Hurd
Olver Bray
Leonard Moody
Bob Deutsch
Rodney Long
Bill Lersch
Maurice Weisbrod
Bob Wissinger
Bernard Livingston
Allen Sehlmeyer
Vic Maiden
Ed Nano
Ruth Kelling
Roberta Howenstine
Bertha Battle
Jean Wright
Sally Bayley
Helen Schafer
Mary Ruth Cochrane
Frances Leiman
Dobrowskis Win While Bittners Fall In Night Games
Team split results at Harmon Field with Dobrowski Meats beating Payfield McAfers 6 to 1 and Bittner Funeral Home losing to Spencer Emerson Garage 4 to 1 under evening lights.
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Harmon Field
Dobrowski Meats
Payfield McAfers
Bittner Funeral Home
Spencer Emerson Garage
Perry Fay Wins Over South Amherst Team
Colson Company and CCC Camp softball teams clash tonight on the Jefferson No 1 diamond at 6 30. Girls team Perry Fay and Ridgeville Girle meet on the Jefferson No 2 diamond at 6 30 for a softball matchup.
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Perry-Fay
South Amherst
Colson Company
CCC
Jefferson No. 1
Biyria Girle
Ridgeville Girle
Jefferson No. 2
Indians Yankees Game Moved to Stadium on Aug 2
Cleveland Indians announced the game with the New York Yankees, previously set for League Park, would be played at the stadium on August 2. President Alva Bradley cited high ticket demand after the Indians strong road trip east and to offer added attraction for fans.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Indians
Alva Bradley
Meveland
Indians
New York Yankees
League Park
Bradey
Industrial Loop Teams In Contests Tonight
Steel Tubes Superior Division is replaced in the Industrial League second half race and will debut tonight versus Pfaudler Company on the Houston diamond. In another game Electro Alloys and Genera Industry clash on the McKinney field.
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Steel & Tubes, Inc
Steel & Tubes Superior
Pfaudler Company
Houston
Electro Alloys and Genera Industries
McKinney
Packard
Steel & Tubes
Local Fairways Golf Results at Elyria Club
Elyria area women competed for low net prizes as Mrs. W B Timms led Class A with 71 20 7 while Mrs. R P Wirth posted 109 50 79 in Class B and M C H Davis 126 45 73 in C. Springer beat Haserodt, Timms beat Barnes, and Bower beat Hewitt in Class A. Three ladies tied for low gross at Spring Valley with 9s. Clark Black carded 71 at Elyria course.
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Lyria Country Club
W. B. Timms
R. P. Wirth
M C.H. Davis
A. W. Smythe
Rs. W. OB. Timms
F&f
W. O. Springer
Oscar Haserodt
W. G. Barnes
W. Bower
N. A. Hewitt
W. Ayres
Ralph Murtach
Spring Valley
Art Qrient
O. M. Kappler
T. Leyport
R. P. Merreil
E. Thorne
Alten's and Big-Bees Tie Forest In City League
Alten's Service and Big-Bees Credit tied Forest in City C League action yesterday morning at Cascade Park. A belated Bee rally nearly changed the outcome but Alten's held on for the win as Swicrs Coals crushed Blue birds 19 to 4 on McNinter Road. Next day, Alten's faces Hamilton at Bluebirds. credits meet Dairies at Ely Stadium. Kroger meets Swists Coals at Cascade Park. Better Lines vs Steel & Trades at Me Wimley. League Park capacity 22,500. regular capacity 78,000 with temporary seating.
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Swicrs Coals
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Service
Big-Bee
Mice
Hamiliteau
Lyria Dairies
Ely Stadium
Krogers
Swists Coals
Castade Pars
Me Wiimley
Alcen
Winelands
League Park
Pittsburgh Club Buys Portsmouth Franchise
The Pittsburgh Pirates announced the purchase of the Portsmouth franchise of the Mid-Atlantic League and will assume control at the start of the 1987 season. Portsmouth had been the sole Mid-Atlantic club not controlled by a higher classification and had been operated by Alox Plana.
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Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Pirates
Portsmouth
Mid-Atlantic
Alox Plana
Indians Defeat Boston Boosts Challenge to Yankees Lead
The Cleveland Indians surged after Independence Day, winning 13 of 13 to close the gap on the New York Yankees. Cleveland defeated the Boston Red Sox 8-3, with Grove knocked out early and a homer by the Indians. Detroit beat Philadelphia 11-5, while Washington stopped Chicago 6-5. Chicago Cubs beat Brooklyn 6-0 to extend their lead, and the Pirates routed the Phillies 25-7 as Cincinnati triumphed 6-1 over Boston.
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Indians
Bostar Red Sox
St. Louis Bros. Indians
Grove
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Washington
Chicago White Sox
Cat Hubbell
Dizzy Dean
Giants
St. Louis Cardinals
Gus Mancuso
Pepper’ Martin
Dick Bartell
Chicago Cubs
Brooklyn Dodgers
Cardinals
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Phillies
Cincinnati
Boston Bees
Cleveland AB
RLY
Rica
Sacred Heart And Wasserman Teams Win City Games
Sacred Hearts defeated Diedrick Cigars 12 to 7 at Hamilton diamond in four innings of softball action. Frank Pawlak won on the mound though not at his best as Keath Cashner replaced Arm. Al Reed belted a decisive fifth inning home run for the Hearts. Wasserman eleven outscored Ely Hardwares 4 to 3, their first league win this season, with Powell among the top hitters.
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Spencer Emersons
Bittners
Hittners
Lee Stroup
Emersonlinger
Johnny Kostyc
W. Billman
Spencer
Lobrowski Meats
Penfield
VisHurs
Claude Plumb
Joe Ross
Jerry Gaines
Plum
Spencer AB
Ary Elle Roth
Biltars
South Amis T.O
Halo- Stere
Perr Fay
U. S
All- Stroup
Seer Cetyney
Wittner
Lewis
FL ' Halova
Tu of Yeager
Bradke
Perry
Mamsis
Venteld
la Samar
West
Feeriman
Hopkins
Penfield Fairy
Sacred Hearts
Wasserman
Tling Diedrick
McKinuley Digitoud
Elyria Hardwares
Hamilton Diamond
Diedrick
Keath Cashner
Frank Pawlak
Hearts
The
Hardwares
Uew
al Reed
Powell
Was- Sermaad viEhary
Meek
Relan
Dall Motors
Leoond
Gro
Merchants
AE Merchants
Lagarell
Tenons
Libby
Satel Cal
Mariel
South End
Ely
Nhatistail
Shatter
Yao
Westerns and Generals In Girls' League Showdown
The Westerns and Generals, two top teams in the Girls' Industrial League, clash tonight at Franklin Diamond. First pitch at 6:50 features a pitching duel as Westerns ace Mary Valerius faces General Industries standout Helen Taylor on the mound.
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Western Automatic A
General Industries
Franklin, Diamond
Mary
Babe) Valerius
Westerns
Helen Taylor
Ganerale
SPORTS SHORTS AND NOTES FROM ACROSS LEAGUES
Rookie Pitts seen ending baseball run with Charlotte Hornets in the Carolina League while Olympic athletes dock in Hamburg. Avery Brundage says the U S squad is in strong condition. Benny Frey notches first complete game for the Reds in a win over the Bees. Cleveland misses a Women’s golf qualifier, a first in 12 years. National Public Links records toppled by Seattle’s 599 team total and Claude Rippy’s 30 and 72-hole scores. Indians may move Zanesville franchise as attendances lag.
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Ann Pitts
Charlotte Hornets
Hamburg
Germany
Avery Brundage
American Olympic Committee
Benny Frey
Cincinnati Reds
Boston Bees
Cleveland
Ohio
Seattle
Los Angeles
Nowest
Claude Rippy
Washington, D. C
Haberdashery
Cotson Company Seeks Softball Game With Diedrick Cisars
The Cotson Company softball team requests a game with Diedrick Cisars. Diedrick’s manager is asked to contact Terry, the Cal well song manager, to arrange the match.
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Cotson Company
Diedrick Cisars
Diedrick
Terry
Calwell
Yesterday's Hero Dick Flattell Delivers Walkoff Win
Dick Flattell of the New York Giants hit a tenth inning homer to lift the Giants 2-1 over the St. Louis Cardinals. The late blast produced a dramatic victory in a tight contest.
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Dick Flattell
New York ‘Giants
Giants
iSt. Louis Cardinals
United States Poised to Dominate 1936 Olympic Track
United States track and field stars are favored to win the Olympic title with a record margin in unofficial team standings. Names like Sefton Meadows Gruber and Owens appear in a bold preview detailing likely top placings across events from pole vault to decathlon, with captions on notable rivals and foreign challengers.
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Stuart Cameron
United Press
Qoogebeht
Amsterdam
United States
Uncle Sam
California
Bill Sefton
Earle Meadows
Bill Gruber
Cornelius Johnson
Compton
Cal
Dave Albritton
Ohio State
Delos Thurber
Harold Osborne
Hiroji Tanaka
Zenio Asakurma
Jeses Owens
Johnny Brooks
Rod Clark
San Francisco
Kenkichi Oshima
Masao Harada
America
Ralph Metcalfe
Owens
Frank Wykott
Paul Haenni
Switzerland
Takanori Yoshioka
Japan
Owens Metcalfe
Lawson Robertson
Metcalfe
Bob Packard
Robinson
Pasadena
M. V. the
Dan Finlay
England
Glen Hardin
Catchofield
U. S
Gordon Dunn
Ken Carpenter
Sweden
Germany
John Woodruff
Pittsburgh Negro
Charlie Hornbostel
Ossi Teileri
Finland
Gerald Backhouse
Australia
Gerald Ny
Jack Powell
Mario Lanzi
Italy
Mel Sheppard
Glenn Cunningham
Archie San Romani
Gene Veuake
L. S
Hope
Sid Woolerson
Luigi Becalli
Jack Torrance
Louisiane Giant
Torrance
Glen Moris
Denver
Riverview Park Mat Card Promises Rough Wrestling Action
Three matches headline Riverview Park tonight promoted by Dan Morris. Angelo versus Count Von Brogabere is a standout two falls in three for the decision with rough style expected. Johnny Estes debuts against Pete LaRue in a one hour two fall bout. General Industries, Fox Furnace and Perry Fay workers attend as guests. First bell at 7:30 p.m.
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Martonio Angelo
Count von Broguberg
Petre Lake
Johnny
Toots) Estes
Riverview Park
Dan Morris
Angelo-Von Brogabere
LaRue
Estes
Te General Industries
Fox Furnace
Perry Fay
Morris
Silvers and Waltons win B contest doubleheader
Eastern Heights League leaders Silvers beat Markets 4 to 0, extending their win streak behind Raynor’s strong pitching and a 13-hit team attack. Walton and the Waltons topped Abookira Grocers 3 to 2 as Sebastian limited the opposition to three hits and King doubled twice.
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Walton Loe
Abookira Grocers
Jefferson Diamond
Sebastian
Walton Josser
Abookires
Myers
Hoe
Jalowlec
Gh. A
Talgay
Hambletonian Winner Opens Season at Goshen Track
Hambletonian champion Greyhound begins the season in the free-for-all trot at Good Time Track Goshen on July 22. Seven of this year’s Hambletonian contenders are in today’s 12-horse field for the stakes race. Krogers won on forfeit from Steel & Tuyes in a City Class CG League game last night.
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Goshen
Krogers
Steel & Tuyes
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