Indians Rally Past Athletics as Romano Hits First Grand Slam
Cleveland catcher John Romano belted his first major league grand slam in a 12-7 nightcap victory over Kansas City after an earlier 3-0 loss. Romano was booed before the homer but ignored the jeers to drive in seven Indians runs as Barry Latman closed with four scoreless innings. The twin bill opened with Orlando Pena allowing two hits in seven, while Birdie Tebbetts missed part of the second game due to a fever, with George Stuckland taking over. The Indians sit 15 games back, opening a four game set with the Dodgers.
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Fox tops immortals with 1500th hit in White Sox win
Chicago second baseman Nelson Fox collects his 1500th major league hit, typical single sparking a 4 1 victory over Baltimore as the White Sox extend their lead in a packed AL scores note. Fox's milestone places him among a select group of 9,500 plateaus with five other second basemen in the Hall of Fame. The win keeps Chicago ahead in a tight AL race, with Yankees and Angels also winning in other games. Fox, a compact 5'9" 160-pounder, has long led the league in singles and remains a clutch contributor for Chicago.
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Memories haunt slipping Dodgers and fall from lead
Dodgers face a familiar fear as a late-season collapse worries fans from Brooklyn to Malibu. The season mirrors 1962, with San Francisco and St. Louis closing in while the Dodgers struggle to maintain a four game edge by late September.
Major league baseball yesterday and tonight results
Yesterday across the league Cincinnati beat Milwaukee 4 3 and Milwaukee won 5 2. Chicago defeated St Louis 5 1 and 16 0. Phila beat Los Angeles 7 4, San Francisco 3, Pittsburgh 1, Houston 8 over New York 2. Tonight's probable pitchers include Francis vs Perry for Pittsburgh at San Francisco and Tsitouris vs Spahn for Cincinnati at Milwaukee. Also McLish vs Koufax for Phila at Los Angeles. Tomorrow's games list Chicago at Milwaukee, Cincinnati at St Louis, Pittsburgh at Houston, New York at Los Angeles, Phila at San Francisco, and Chicago at Baltimore.
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Elyria Umpires Association Final Meeting Tonight
The Elyria Umpires Association holds its final yearly meeting at the YMCA. It will start at 8:30 if games proceed tonight or 7:00 if games are canceled by rain. all umpires are urged to attend.
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Outcry Over Wellington Booster Club in Lorain County
Local readers in Lorain County condemn the Wellington Booster Club for ousting Wellington High coaches Murt Campbell and Gil Shellhouse. The letters praise Elyria High’s booster approach and urge fair coaching guidance, hoping Campbell and Shellhouse find roles in Elyria sports.
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State tourney next for F champions
Beiter Line scored eight runs in the first three innings and held on to beat Independent Insurance 8-6 in the Lorain County Class F Hot Stove League Tournament at West Recreation Field. Beiter Line advances to the state tournament in Alliance next week behind Jerry White with four trips and Wilbur Lewis two hits for Independent.
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Vets Advance for Grafton in Loh Rain League Tournament
Grafton VFW improved to 15 wins in 16 starts by defeating Spencer Pirates 10 to 7 in Oberlin. Skip Hornbeck and Dave Tomko led with three and two hits respectively, Dave Borling earned the win, and Rocky Houston homered. Grafton moves to the state tournament in Alliance, joining Ridgeville Great Lakes Propane, 94 victors over LaPorte Ward's Landscaping.
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