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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1964
Page
10
Giants Pinch hitter Crandall powered the late rally in a 23 inning victory over the Mets. Manager Stengel praised Crandall for a clutch double that sealed an 8-6 nightcap victory at the Polo Grounds. The doubleheader lasted over 10 hours and drew 57,037 fans.
The New York Mets, in only their third season, lost the opener of a doubleheader at Shea Stadium in the longest game in major league history, a 24th inning defeat after Galen Cisco yielded the decisive run. Roy McMillan set a wind errant tone as Alvin Dark was ejected. Billy Williams and Richie Allen led late offense amid a seven-hour game that stretched into extra innings.
The White Sox rose to first place in the American League with a double victory over Detroit 5-3 and 8-3. May brought Lopez joy as Chicago posted 19 wins while losing seven. Injuries and trades reshaped the lineup but Tom McCraw Al Weis and Buford helped lift the team to sole possession after sweeping Detroit.
John Shaw struck out 10 and had a three hit game for Lear Siegler the Pumpers in a North Minor game. Craig Moore added two hits as the Pumpers beat Electro Alloys while Tom Star Ward homered for the White Sox in the nightcap. Gary Peters and Messi combined to blank Detroit as Wilhelm worked late, and Islim’s starter seven inning effort kept Saddier Insurance to one hit in a 9 3 victory. Rich Lorgano and Paul Schnittker had two hits each for the Financiers as Don Buford and Ben Hansen powered a White Sox attack. Baltimore edged Los Angeles and Kansas City topped New York with Boston beating Minnesota. Cleveland swept Washington as Szabo and Welton faced back injuries, Barber earned his first win of the year, and a late rally by Cleveland flushed the final game.
Fragmentary OCR item lists several surnames and numbers with no clear event or context. It mentions R A x Saddler, aid finance, and a string of surnames Johnson Ann erroms Willams Schrucker Sehnitiser, plus Longaag, leaving a vague financial or directory note with unreadable details.
Tom Blanco bowled a 614 series and Joyce McMullen a 533 set in the Friday Night Couples League at Stoney’s Rainbow Lanes. Blanco posted 213 and 234 games while McMullen had 176 and 185, with Whaney Adelsberg rolling 130 and Donna Smith a 495 series for the Ridgerunners at Ridgeview Bowling Center.
Brick by brick Ridgeview teams posted top scores with Team 3 leading the high team series at 1 214 and Eram posting a 7427 game. Individual standout Tom Blance led with 641 in series and 234 in a game.
Sunday results feature San Francisco 5 8 New York 3 6 Los Angeles 6 Pittsburgh 4 Philadelphia 4 Houston 1 Chicago 4 Milwaukee 3 Cincinnati 6 1 St Louis 0 2. Saturday games end Los Angeles 10 Pittsburgh 3 Chicago 4 2 Milwaukee 2 0 New York 6 San Francisco 2 St Louis 7 Cincinnati 1 Philadelphia 5 Houston 1. Monday pitchers Ortega vs Veale. Tuesday matchups St Louis Chicago Houston New York Cincinnati Milwaukee San Francisco Pittsburgh Los Angeles Philadelphia.
Cleveland Indians beat Washington 19-2 in the opener, with McDowell winning and Bell excelling in relief and on the mound. Wagner, Davalillo and Alvis drove key runs as the Tribe pulled away early and added four more in the second inning.
Bush starred with a single double and triple driving in two as Majestic Molding built a 7-1 lead then held off United Polish Club 10-7. Weitzel, Bishop and Conn had two hits apiece for Majestic while Webber and Henderson added one each. For the Poles Hutchins hit a three run homer and Webber got the win in relief.
Dave Spinks and Dennis Fackler led Day's Hardware with multiple hits while Randy Kushin earned the win striking out nine. Tim Smith, Barry Allen, and Kevin Gallagher contributed singles as Crawford's Frozen Novelties managed several hits from Tony Thomes and Garry Elek.
Heighberger pitched a two hitter with 12 strikeouts and homered as Lear Siegler won 10 7 over Aid Finance. Steva Varsa and Carl Miksanek had two hits apiece for the Pumpers while Kretchman and Giovannazzo contributed for the Financiers. Brad Barton starred for Ware Vending with seven hits and two doubles in a 7 2 win over Saddler Insurance.
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