Pioneers win Cleveland League title in tennis
Elyria High's Pioneers clinched the Greater Cleveland League crown with a 4 1 win over defending champion University School, ending an 11 year drought. Guenter Herold led singles with a 6 1 3 5 6 2 victory as Meckley, Ignatz, and doubles pairing Roberts Pettis boosted Elyria to the unbeaten 28 game streak.
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Indians face decisive stretch as 21 games test attendance
The Cleveland Indians approach a 21 game home stand starting last night with four against Chicago and three with Minnesota shaping the season's fate. Attendance, stock issues, and the club’s development spending are under scrutiny as potential renewal of the stadium lease hinges on fan turnout and on-field performance.
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League leaders pitching National League and American League
National League leaders include Murlchat Giants Ret Farrall and G-1 Gibson for the Cardinals with 5-1 and 6-2 marks while the Braves sit 6-2 and the Pirates 3-1. American League leaders feature Bunker Ori loles 60 and Hall Orioles 4-0 with Hamilton Yanks 3-0 and Kridich Indians 5-1 and Ford Yanks 5-1.
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Spring Valley pro tops field of 55 in Aurora test
Charlie Smith of Elyria posted a 72 17 144 over 36 holes to win by one stroke at Aurora Country Club, earning a spot in the Northern Ohio PGA and a possible open berth. He praised the tough course and credited his driving and putting as key to the victory ahead of Deans Bradley and Harold Paddock Jr. Smith and amateur Ari Hudnut later qualified in Akron for the sectional at Shannopin near Pittsburgh.
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Phillies Protests Are Turned Down in National League
The Philadelphia Phillies lost the protest of a 5 to Pittsburgh on May 28 but won a point as NL President Warren Giles rejected the protest. Manager Gene Mauch argued Pirate Rey Face was inside the scoreboard during the play.
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Llewellyn fans 13 in F victory
Fred Llewellyn pitched a four hitter and struck out 13 as Reichlin Funeral Home defeated Parsons Insurance 3 to 1 in Northeast Division Hot Stove Class play. Dave Halliday Eddie Green and Doug Sittinger singled for the Morticians with Sittinger driving in two runs.
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Yogi Berra upbeat on Yankees despite rough stretch
Yogi Berra insists he is not worried about the Yankees as a turbulent AL week continues. The Yankees dropped from third to fifth after a 12-1 loss to the Minnesota Twins, with Dick Stigman tossing five strong innings and Elston Howard homering. Tony Oliva led Minnesota with two hits as Baltimore and Cleveland also won, while a postponed Pittsburgh at Los Angeles game left the NL slate light.
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Protest Not Upheld. Game Stands as Played
Giles said he conducted a careful review of the protest and found no conclusive evidence that restroom use at the scoreboard affected the game's outcome. He ruled that no protest merited a replay and the game will stand as played.
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Methodists Rout First Assembly 22 3 in Elyria Softball
Wayne Haywood connected for five hits as Fields Methodist defeated First Assembly 22 to 3 at West Recreation Field in Elyria. Bob Gaydash Dick Fuller Mel Nicewander Gary Sweet and Bill Reinhart each had three hits, Reichart homered and pitched seven innings allowing seven hits for the win.
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Baseball Standings and Future Schedule Highlights
Major League standings show Chicago leading the American League with 22 wins and 12 losses, Philadelphia ahead in the National League at 25 and 15. The schedule features numerous night games and key matchups, including Boston at Los Angeles and Houston at New York, with several games postponed or rescheduled.
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