Olivas Lifts Twins With Late Three-Run Blast In Rally
Minnesota’s Tony Oliva sparked a resurgent rally to edge Baltimore 8-3 after trailing 5-1 in the eighth. Zoilo Versalles added a decisive triple and Oliva drove in another in the ninth as Detroit split and other AL games unfolded with Don Demeter and Norm Cash homers boosting Detroit’s doubleheader.
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International Standings Show Mixed Results Across Cities
International Standings reported by United Press International list teams Columbus 65 42 and Atlanta 60 45 leading Eastern standings, with Syracuse 33 50, Rochester 49, Toledo 58, Buffalo 30 78 and Toronto 60 45 also in play. Yesterday's scores include Buffalo defeating Columbus 2 0, Toronto edging Toledo 5 4, Syracuse beating Atlanta 7 3 and Jacksonville taking Rochester 5 1 in various innings.
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Indians Split Yankees Series in Crowded Cleveland Stand
Cleveland leaders smiled as attendance surged to 56,634 for the Sunday doubleheader, part of a four-game series with the New York Yankees that ended with a split. Mel Stottlemyre blanked Cleveland in the opener. Fred Whitfield homered twice in the second game as the Indians pulled a 7-4 win. Satch Paige appeared in the Hall of Fame exhibition between games.
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Lorain County Golf Tourney enters second round action
In Elyria Cherry Ridge, Chet Antas and Larry Lukenic prepare for a rematch after strong first round showings in Lorain County play. Antas led with a 38 and eliminated Bill Simon, while Lukenic beat Emil Kucireich. Numerous Class AA results feature Elyria players such as Robert Crawford, Harry Day, Andy Demyan, and James Freeman advancing, with many close matches and defaults noted.
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Lorain County Girls Golf Class A links to title clash
In Lorain County action Vermilion rival Jackie Gorske beat 13 year old Sandra Wadaway of Elyria 4 2 on 18 holes for a Class A win while Jean Kimmich of Vermilion defeated Jeanne Bair of Avon Lake 4 3. Gorske and Kimmich set a Sunday 11 am Class A championship showdown. In Class B action Virginia Eby defeated Theresa Makay 3 and 2 and Janet Plested won by default over Barbara Jones.
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Rain washes out racing at Lorain County Speedway
Rain forced Kid's Night events to be postponed to August 7 at Lorain County Speedway. This Saturday will feature a demolition derby plus the 10 race card. Entry requires a titled car with seat belts and drivers must wear crash helmets. A finale demolition derby is planned for Wednesday August 18 with heats and second cars for final run off.
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Amherst runners shine in meet at Lakewood
Amherst's distance program continued its strong showing as six underclassmen competed in the Lakewood track meet. Angelo Picora took fifth in 26 50, Gary Pete sixth in 27 02, Georges Glass 11th in 28 27, Dicky Strehle 13th in 28 42, Jess Kulaga 26th in 31 35, and Bob Herrick 27th in 32 36. Chris Matey of Shaker Heights won in 26 09, with Paul O'Reilly of New London finishing second in 26 46.
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Major League Standings and Weekend Results
Major standings show Los Angeles leading with .580, followed by Cincinnati .571 and San Francisco .559. Weekend results include Philadelphia 5 New York 1 and St Louis 3 Los Angeles 2, with multiple other scores and upcoming game matchups and pitchers listed.
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Master thief Wills steals two more bags
Maury Wills continues to threaten the stolen base record as he helps the Dodgers to a 5-1 win over the Cardinals. He added two steals and two hits while maintaining a pace that could reach 125 or more steals this season, aided by studying pitchers and staying healthy.
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North and South Little Leaguers Clash for District 6 Semi
Elyria North and Elyria South Little League teams meet tonight at 6 30 p m at South field in the District 6 semi finals. North knocked off East last Friday while South beat New London. The victor advances to face the Area 1 and 2 winner in the District 6 final.
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Webb Powers Six-Hit Performance in Elyria Softball Win
Webb delivered six hits as Naylor's defeated Stan's Villa 10 to 4 in the Elyria Slow Pitch Softball League. Monschien added five hits in six at bats and earned the win. Henderson took the loss for Stan's while Jerry Henderson led Stan's with six hits. Monschien and Thurman homered for Naylor's, with Taylor and Webb contributing at the plate.
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