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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 22, 1963

Page

13

Northfield Tuesday horse entries and pace results

Listings show nine races with trotting and pacing events and purses from 600 to 1200 dollars. Notable horses include Victor Jett Ida Freda Worthy Kitty Dean Marbalon Roya Ruth Roger Kia Tamsong Frose's Demon Mountain Lady and Zebra entries across divisions.

Victor Jett Ida Freda Worthy Kitty Dean Marbalon Roya Ruth Roger Kia Tamsong Frose's

League leaders in runs batted in and top AL batsmen

National League leaders include Aaron of the Braves with 76 RBIs and Santo of the Cubs with 69. White of the Cardinals has 68 RBIs, Boyer 66, and McCovey 64. American League leaders include Kaline and Wagner with 61 RBIs, Allison 60, Stuart 60, Battery 38.

Aaron Braves Santo Cubs White Cards Boyer McCovey Giants Kaline Tigers Wagner Angels Allison Twins Stuart Red Sox Battery

Sito's Polish Village Wins Rainy County Slow-Pitch Title

Sito's Polish Village rallied to a 5 2 victory over Peniston Heating at West Recreation Field to claim the Rain County slow-pitch tournament title. Sito's avoided a loss in the double elimination format while piling up 10 hits and key RBIs from Kaminski Ross Novak Sito and others. Peniston managed two runs on leads from Eberst and Shalenberger though no extra-base hits beyond doubles. Eberst took the loss.

Sito's Lorain County Peniston Heating West Recreation Field Sito’s Dave Sito Don Novak Denny Kaminski George Ross Tom Zeck Tom Kaminski Ken Sito Bill Getty

Martincic and Brenner win at Lorain County Speedway

Joe Martincic wins the super modified feature at Lorain County Speedway after swapping the lead with Jerry Eschtruth. Ken Brenner dominates the late model feature, taking the checkered flag after early lead exchanges with Ralph Meilander.

South Amherst Joe Martincic Ken Brenner Lorain County Speedway Marencic Jerry Eschtruth Baldy Baker Ed Molketin Paul Baumhauer Bob Hayduk Doug Amstutz Ray Smeznik Jerry Gasser Buddy Miller Jerry Eschttruth Fred Kane George Fosco Floyd Heft Joe Martincie Bob Huayduk Gus Accozill Lou Pallotta Frank Stevens Ralph Mellander Gus Accozil Gus Accozili Gus Accoazili

Saddler Insurance dominates with 23 hits in 4-inning win

Saddler Insurance blasted Electra Alloys 23 3 in four innings as 23 batters faced the plate in a furious second inning. Pat Day led with four hits in four at bats, supported by Booth, Murphy, Schmittgen and Burnside with three each. Willets earned the win with four strikeouts and four walks. Electro’s Allan Foster added two hits. Lear Seigler routed Ware Wending 15 2, with John Shaw going the distance and 11 Ware walks aiding the comeback.

Saddler Insurance Electra Alloys Pat Day Saddler Day Chuck Booth Ed Murphy Jim Schmittgen Dave Burnside Mike Willets Allan Foster Electro Lear Seigler Ware Wending Ware John Shaw Lear Phil Stamitti Shaw Ed Seymore Mike i Bosko

Golf tourney leaders set pace at Valley courses

Davidson posted the low 68 at Spring Valley while Arnold Michael at 71 and Chuck Nagy 72 led Oak Hills in weekend outings. Schultz, Peters and others shot in the 70s at Lorain and Elyria clubs as pairs and teams shared low nets and lifetime bests across several events.

Bob Davidson Spring Valley Country Club Arnold Michael Spring Valley Chuck Nagy Ted Moon Oak Hills Lorain

Local area golf event scores and pairings across multiple clubs

Weekend scores and tournaments from Oak Hills and Spring Valley with names such as Chuck Nagy Ted Moon Erv Schulte Ken Peters Tony Sackett Bob Davidson Pete Sackett Ken Long and Bill Bakey. Includes lifetime lows best ball results at Elyria Oberlin and Forest Hills as well as women's pairings and starting times.

Erv Schultz Ken Peters Oak Hills Tony Sackett Ray Reisler Joe Cirigliano Lorain Kernie Wohlmyer Dan Rowe Frank Ryhbarcyk Dick Coughlin The Valley Bob Clark Jerry Mitchell Clarence Wollerman Elyria Club Will Wood Erwin Schultz Lou Joy Dick McDonald Hal Schubert Joe Schuster Lou Hall Spring Valley Jim Faulkner Tom Lambert Bob Shideler Ron Taylor Ed Phinney Earl Michael Tony Graydon Oak Hills Country Club Scorfs Chuck Nagy Ted Moon Erv Schulte Ray Geisler Joe Cirignano Ed Merrick John Kosich Bob Melivaii Bill Saccone Ben Skodney John Protenic Don Dougherty George Glebe Jim Bauer Bill Dulio Tim Nagy Art Meyers Joe Zieba Mike Cherrella Dick MacDonald Lou Hart Spring Valley Country Club Bob Schideler Bob Blakeslee John Thibo Gordon Allen Nick Sheehan Henry Kohlmyer Bob Davidson Stan Lutz Jim Washer Arnold Michael Kernie Kohmyer Frank Rybarcyk Dick Coughiln Steve Morosko Rudy Mate Adam Lepkosk Karl Kosower Oberlin Golf Club Waldeckt Long Hess Reese Ardick de Lloyd Hubbard Wilker Engel Attie Pete Sackett Ken Long Bill Bakey Bill Braun Joe Setko Dale Sherdin A Yug Don Engel Don Kitson Lee Douglass Buzz Harmon Ben Lupe Rob Bourne Berry Bourne Jim Hess

Errors hamper Elyria Mustangs in 4-2 loss to Alimatic

Elyria Mustangs drop a 4-2 decision to Alimatic in Lakewood, errors leading to two unearned runs as Fred Berg fans 10 over nine innings. Nagy and Roberts Spark Elyria with early and late production, but a quiet offense and defensive miscues seal the defeat.

Elyria Mustangs Alrmatic Lakewood Fred Berg Elyrians Nagy Ese Dave Dicken

Indians Lose Two as Playoff Hopes Fade in New York

The Cleveland Indians were swept in a doubleheader by the New York Yankees, 5-2 and 5-4 in 11 innings, dropping 14 games behind the leading Yankees and down to sixth place. The Indians face a four game set with the Minnesota Twins next, while New York extends its margin to seven games over Chicago. Bobby Richardson’s single drives in the winning run in the 11th inning.

NEW York UPI Cleveland Indians Tribe New York Yankees Indians Los Angeles Detroit Tigers Minnesota Twins Yankees Mickey Mantle Roger Maris Tom Tresh Chicago Yanks Jack Kralick Kralick Pedro Ramos Bombers Jerry Walker Early Wynn Bobby Richardson Clete Boyer

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