Stankys Words Ring In Walkers Ears In Losses
In New York, Cubs top Giants 4 1 as Stanky’s words echo in Walker’s ears. Pitching chaos, Stanky replaced, Rush tames Giants, while Cardinals struggle as Milwaukee and Philadelphia win. Buds of change in Chicago staff amid late season turmoil.
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Defending Champs On Top In Little League North
Stewart Radio and TV defended loop crown by defeating Dr Pepper 1H to stay alone atop Little League North standings at Lexington Ave Field. Better Line posted a 12 to 6 win over Procher Insurance to stay within four games, as Paul Aulisio and Harry Brown led a pitching gem with three innings by Aulisio. Snider fueled a major league rally with a three run homer early, boosting his season totals with multiple hits as Musial contributed. the era context and specifics about other players appear in fragmented lines.
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Baseball Standings and hits drive late inning win
Standings and game notes across leagues feature Don St. Peters, Joe Smith, and Dave Rankin leading Better Line with multiple hits. Andy Svaniszlo pitched well for the Truckers, allowing eleven base hits as Brown and Galeet, Ruhsle, and Wells held the lineup, while Plocher Insurance’s offense struggled.
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Reds Sign Bonus Baby to Reds Roster
The Cincinnati Redlegs sign 19 year old USC freshman Silvera as a bonus figure. The move adds a young prospect to the team as it builds for the season.
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Inside Baseball for Little Leaguers at the Meet
Wes Santee of Kansas ran 4:01.2 in the elusive four minute mile at the event, remaining short of the American record by seven tenths of a second. Ashenfelter shaved ten seconds from the American mark once held by Gunder Haage, while Fernando Ledesma of USC posted 8:56.4, the fastest collegiate undergraduate time.
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Zajdel To Dayton and Elyria Teams Reach Top 10
Elyria and Lorain area notes highlight three Elyria teams finishing in the top 10 at a Cham p invitational. Norwalk Trucking wins with 3100 pin total while Lear-Romeo, Resar, and Ringle’s Greehouse place high in a bowling event. Public notices mention Elyria Elks Sports Night at Veterans Park with speaker Mike Garcia and transportation to the Elks Clubrooms.
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Lions Host Erhart Lions Face Unbeaten Rivals Tomorrow
LaGrange hosts Erhart Kramers in a key Lorain Medina League baseball showdown as Traxler Trucking visits South Amherst Firelands. Lehman Johnson Realtors and LaGrange both sit tied for second at 22 4 with Traxler Trucking and Firelands Merchants at the foot of the standings. Both 2 p.m. games set to start tomorrow.
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Elyria Diamond Docket Game Night At North League Field
Tonight the Little League North division features Pepper against Stewart Raile at 10 am on Lexington Ave Field. Sunday schedule includes Thats Kramers versus LaGrange Lions at 2 pm and Traxler Trucking hosting Merchants at 2 pm. Lehmann Johnson Realtors have a bye.
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Braves Buy Rice From Cardinals In Unreported Deal
The Milwaukee Braves acquired catcher Del Rice from the St. Louis Cardinals for an undisclosed amount and sent outfielder Pete Whisenant to the Cardinals as part of the transaction.
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Indianapolis Indians Fall In 14 Innings To Minneapolis
Indianapolis Indians were defeated by Minneapolis 6-5 after 14 innings in an American Association game marked by six home runs. Jim Dyck and Dave Hoskins homered for Indianapolis. Wayne Terwilliger and George Wilson also went deep for the millers. Allan Worthington pitched for Minneapolis allowing eight hits. St Paul beat Louisville 2-0. Denver defeated Toledo. Charleston-Omaha postponed due to rain. Ron Negray of the Saints threw a five hit shutout over the Colonels. Sandusky note mentions Davy Waldeck winning trapshooting championships in Middletown.
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Alcoholics Anonymous Open Meeting Offer
Alcoholics Anonymous message states that evangelists or reformers are not needed to address alcoholism. It emphasizes mutual aid with no charge for service and lists P. Q. BOX 321 as contact.
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Elyria Umpire Assignments Made
Umpire assignments for next week released by Carl Wood JD chief. Football and baseball crews listed by date and section: Monday Eccles Catholic No 1 and several Elyria Recreation and Catholic sites with named umpires. Tuesday through Sunday include Cascade Armitage, Elyria Recreation, Bayrie Catholic, Lorain Medina League, and Loveland/LaGrange areas with indicated pairing of umpires and sites.
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National AAU senior wrestling tournament opens in Cleveland
The National AAU senior wrestling tournament and Mr America petition began at the Masome auditorium in Cleveland. Finals in both events are slated for Sunday.
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Two Golfers with Opposite Aims in Open Race
Today's Sport Parade compares Sammy Snead and Peter Thomson, contrasting American and British Open ambitions. Snead seeks the U S title while Thomson, an Australian, aims for the Empire's crown, with both celebrated as modern golf giants in a lively, if tangled, recap.
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Shutout marks IIS play as Dan Golshd dominates
A one hit shutout by Dan Golshd highlighted Little League South action at Lappin Field and United Polish Club. Likly Rockett and Polish Club both posted runs with Herb Monks homer and Don Belgrano pitching star turns. Randy Redington spoiled a no hitter, while Dugan's Donuts and others gathered scattered hits in a tight game.
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Open fever colors 1939 British Open lore and Sam Snead
In a nostalgic riff on the British Open at St Andrews, the piece recalls Sam Snead’s near misses and absences. It notes his four runner-up finishes, a pivotal 1939 par to win, and a bogey eight that reshaped history. The column hints Snead’s long odds and enduring legend in golf lore.
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Grocers Triumph in Eyria Softball Clash
The Grocers beat Elyria CYO 11 to 5 at Eyria Recreation Field in an Independent Softball League game. Al Baker earned the win, pitching five innings with two hits allowed and two strikeouts.
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Trabert Favored Over Davidson in French Open Singles
Tony Trabert of Cincinnati was a slight favorite to upset Sven Davidson of Sweden for the French International singles title, aiming to become the second American champion in as many years. Frankie Parker remains the only American to win consecutive titles, with Vic Seixas and Trabert also aiming to clinch the doubles final against Pietrangeli and Sirola.
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