Major League Baseball Scores And Schedule Summary
Major league results list Saturday games with New York, Cleveland, Minnesota, Detroit, Chicago, Boston, Washington, Kansas City, Los Angeles, Baltimore and others. Night and tomorrow schedules include Chicago at Los Angeles, Minnesota at Kansas City, Detroit at Cleveland, Boston at Washington, New York at Baltimore. Several late games and ties noted with pitchers and scores.
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Morticians win opener in Northeast Division league
Sudro- Curtis Funeral Home opened with a 10 to 9 victory over Lake Ave Merchants in the Class E Hot Stove League at St. Jude Field. Denny Rothel powered the win with a home run a triple and three RBIs while Mike Milburn added three singles. Tom Coughlin earned the pitching win as Sudro- Curtis batters totaled 13 hits.
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Mike Milburn
Sudro- Curtis Funeral Home
Lake Ave. Merchants
St. Jude Field
Marketers Win In Ten Innings Over Oberlin Team
Grafton Sparkle Market tied the game with two runs in the seventh, then plated one in the tenth to beat Oberlin's Janbys 3-2 in a Class E Hot Stove game. Denny Groboske and Rich Hawke drove in the winner with a double. Groboske pitched all ten innings, allowed five hits and fanned ten. Gary Beckett had three hits.
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Oberlin
Janbys
Denny Groboske
Rich Hawke
Gary Beckett
Groboske
Elyria's Walt Rock Set for All-Star Game Appearance
Elyria star Walt Rock, a 6-5 245 pound guard prospect from the University of Maryland and Utah State, is listed to play guard for the College All-Stars against the Green Bay Packers at Soldier Field on August 2. Coaches note position flexibility. Rock plans to attend training camp in Evans ton. He will also play in the All-American Bowl in Buffalo on June 29.
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Hardware Rotary win open league in Elyria youth baseball debut
Day's Hardware defeats Kiwanis 7-3 and Rotary Club defeats Parsons Insurance 14-4 to open Elyria's city Class B Hot Stove League for 15 and 16 year olds. Mayor Neeson throws first ball as Larry Yost stars for Day's with three hits. Eddie Evanish wins. Rotary's Jim Polen pitches eight strong innings. White paces Kiwanis with four hits.
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Weekend golf scores and team results across clubs
Area golf reports list weekend scores at Oak Hills and Forest Hills, with individual totals for many players including Charles Nagy, Joe Golob, Tony Sackett, John Kozich, and Erwin Schultz. Shafts of play feature shotgun foursomes, women’s pairings at Elyria, Oberlin and Forest Hills, and weekend low scores across leagues and clubs.
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Charles Nagy
Joe Golob
Tony Sackett
John Kozich
Bill Dulio
Ted Moon
Vince Cirigiano
Erwin Schultz
George Giebe
Jim Ross
Joe Cirigliano
Andrew Kane
Art Young
William Rieth Jr
John McCullough
Earl Price
Jim Bauer
Mike Cherrella
Bill Knight
Jerry McMahen
Herb Meiser
Bob Witkowski
Shotgun
Joe Zieba
Nelson Mull
Bob Bartick
Ed Zaworski
Pat Taverna
Jim Witkowski
Forest Hills Country Club
Stan Sobieski
Tony Larizza
Mike Bosko
Andy Biskup
Delis Huddleston
Mike Rose
Lou Bald
Electro Alloys League
Bob Bosley
Low
Steve Kotal
Harold Clapp
Orvel Renner
Elyria Country Club
Elyria Country Club Women's Golf Association
Ray
Maechtgen
Higgina
Slater
Emerich
Van
B. Toth
Svoboda
Claire
Warner
Allen
Martin
Forbes
Snider
Krucinakt
Oberlin Golf Club
Oberlin Women's Golf Association
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Gorske
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Grendon
Mike Barth
Earl Bell
Alva Smith
William Welter
Steve Hintebrandt
Robert Lucas
James Calibhan
Robert Hallen
Carl Oviatt
Joan Saure
Myron Foote
John Allen
Limer Pretzer
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R. C. Bistants
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Robert Kirby
Bill Bova
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Steve Charles
Joan Whitaker
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Dwyer No Hits LaGrange In Class H Baseball clash
Jerry Dwyer pitched a no hitter with eight strikeouts and three walks as LaPorte Civics defeated LaGrange Chbitts 100 in a Lorain County Class H game. Greg Erman homered for LaPorte, while other Class H results included LaGrange Lions 10 Litclefield Gulf, Grafton No 3 11 North Eaton 9 and Ward Landscaping 21 2 Penfield Bulldogs.
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Lorain County
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Litclefield Gulf
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Elyria Junior Chamber tennis deadline set for June 17
Deadline for entering the Elyria Junior Chamber of Commerce Tennis Tournament has been set for June 17. The tournament runs June 4 and will be played on various courts around Elyria with first matches at 9 a.m. Entries may be mailed or given to Jim Rakestraw, Elyria High School tennis coach.
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Five Travelers Reach 600 Club in BPA Traveling League
Five BPA Traveling League players topped 600 as Bowl O Drome hosted fourth round play. Jim Kehler led with a 651 series including 237 and 214 games. Ray Knight 624. Gib Henke 622. Ed Dudasik 618. Jim Jensen 666 total with 243 high. Stoney's Rainbow Lanes team posted 1,027 for the game and 2,836 for the series.
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Bowl Odrome
Jim Kehler
Ray Knight
Gib Henke
Ed Dudasik
Jim Jensen
Marty Krupar
Stoney’s
Rainbow Lanes
Kehler
Knight
Henke
Dudasik
Jensen
Krupar
Stoney's
Bowling League Standings and Highs Highlight Local Teams
Bowing results show five traveling teams led by Stoney's Rainbow Lanes at 17-7 and Elynia Howling Center 13-11. Individual honors include Jim Kenner 651 high series Ed RagnonI 252 high game. Team best is Stoney's Rainbow Lanes 2836 in series and 1827 in a single game.
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Stoney's Rainbow
Ridgeview Twist ers bowling stats and mixed results
Ridgeview bowling page lists teams and players with scores and records. High Ind. Series Chi Smith 334. High Ind. Game Dorothy Robinette 213. Night Team Set ter Robinette Robinette 1024. Night Team Game Robinette Robinette IF. Morning mixed Daniele Batley 6 3. Ted Krupar 6e7. Bran co Kruper 1875 team series. Game Prance Kruper 678.
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Woodrell
Robinette & Robinette
Smith & Smith
Coe & Coe
Scott & Joot
Griffith & Sandor
Higgins & Higgins
Northouse & Northoupe
Wellert & Wellert
Scott & Scott
Chi Smith
Dorothy Robinette
Robinette
Robinette IF
Aunday
Daniele Batley
Adolon
Cas
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Branco-Kruper
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Ted. Bertes
Marty Krupar
Ted. Guewe
Marty Krepar
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Pastrano May Defend Light Heavy Title in Europe
Las Vegas fighter Willie Pastrano, after winning the light heavyweight crown, says a strong possibility exists he will defend in Europe within 90 days. He name checks three European challengers Calderwood Risberg and Rinaldi as likely foes, with Dundee to select opponent site and date.
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Europe
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Las Vegas Convention Center
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Sweden
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Italy
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Dundee
New York
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Emile Griffith
Johnson
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Peru
Henry Hawk
Detroit
Convention Center
Good ends Smith ske in South Amherst race crowd thrills
Weather drew a big crowd at Lorain County Speedway as Dick Good stopped Bob Smith's three race win streak by leading the feature in the super modified division. Good also won the helmet dash and Australian pursuit, hitting speeds to 100 mph, while Don Arnold edged Ron Kresi to win the late model feature amid a multiple-crash night and a two-race demolition derby split.
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Dick Good
Bob Smith
Good
Smith
Todd Gibson
Jim Gunter
Joe Martineic
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Speedway
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Ron Kresi
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Bob Ashbrook
Ron Volk
Bud Haslege
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al Smith
Major league leaders pitch and home runs listing
National League pitching leaders include O'Dell Giants 8 0 Perranoski Dodgers 6 1 Simmons Cards 6 1 McBean Pirates 5 1 Woodeshick Colts 4 1. American League pitchers Stock Orioles 5 0 Fischer Athletics 7 1 Bouton Yanks 7 1 Pappas Orioles 4 1 Rakow Athletics 6 2. NL home runs feature Aaron Braves 16 Alou Giants 12 Bailey Giants 11 Howard Dodgers Cepeda Giants and Mays Giants 10. AL Wegner Angels 13 Allison Twins 13 Mantle Yanks 10 Battey Twins Stuart Red Sox 10.
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Harris leads U S entrants in British Amateur at St Andrews
UPI reports U S Amateur champion Labron Harris Jr. of Stillwater Oklahoma led 36 American entrants at the British Amateur at St Andrews Scotland. Harris, an 8-1 favorite, trailed co-favorites Billy Joe Patton and Ronny Shade as the 6936 yard par 72 layout hosted seven 18 hole rounds and a 36 hole final next Saturday.
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UPI
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Stillwater
Okla
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