Frick assails gambling risk to baseball integrity
Baseball Commissioner Ford Frick addressed gambling questions head on saying baseball remains clean overall though he avoids gloating. He stressed constant awareness by all connected with the game and noted he has spoken with players about rumors while insisting no player has ever thrown a game in his 12 years as commissioner. He added the NFL case heightens alert but did not change baseball’s approach to players private lives and associations.
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UPI
Ford Frick
Frick
NFL
Dole Agnet
Farrell Delivers No Hit And Moves To Dodgers
Dick Farrell, a 29 year old lefty once with the Phillies and part of the Dalton Boys, pitched a no hitter through 7 34 innings before a seventh inning double and a sacrifice fly ended his bid. He improved to 6-5 on the season with a 2 1 win over the Dodgers and helped Houston climb into a tie for second in the NL. The White Sox moved into second in the AL with a 4-0 win over the Angels as Joe Cunningham broke his collarbone. Drysdale lost again to Farrell in a late game with 13 strikeouts for Chicago.
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White Sox
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Sherm Lollar
Bob Turley
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Athletics
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Doc Edwards
Ed Charles
Joe Cunningham
Standings and upcoming games in the American League
The American League table shows New York lead with 26 wins and 17 losses. Baltimore, Chicago, Kansas City, Boston, Minnesota, Los Angeles, Cleveland, Detroit, and Washington follow with varying records. Tonight's schedule includes NY at Baltimore, Chicago at Los Angeles, Detroit at Cleveland, Minnesota at Kansas City, and Boston at Washington among others.
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Couch Wins E Pitchers Duel In Elyria League Game
Jim Couch outpitched Sammy Carpenter to give Sudro Curtis a 3-1 victory over Rotary Club. Couch allowed only two hits and two walks, while Denny Rother doubled for Rotary. Day's Hardware beat Lake Avenue Merchants 10-1 behind Butch Ossman notching the win and three-hit day by Don Brown. Independent-Insurance edged Mier 6-5 after Wilbur Lewis tripled for the deciding run. Jim Straight fanned 10 in Hart Construction 4-2 over Western. Elyria Furniture topped Elyria Merchants 5-2 as Bill Machovina helped with a triple and two walks.
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Sammy Carpenter
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Rotary Club
Couch
Ted Zunis
Denny Rother
Rotary
Day's Hardware
Lake Avenue Merchants
Butch Ossman
Day
Don Brown
Ed Evanish
Independent — Insurance
Mier
Independent
Wilbur Lewis
Dave
Jim Straight
Hart Construction
Western
Elyria
Molders Union tops Harold Dicken in Little League South upset
Molders Union collected 16 hits to defeat league leading Harold Dicken 11 to 5 in Little League South action. The winners plated two in the second four in the third and five in the fourth, with Gary Hissom hitting two home runs and Ed Kane contributing key hits. In the nightcap, Joe Norban edged Sudro Curtis 10 to 7 after a 3-3 tie through two innings, with Dave Ferry and Frank Becker each totaling two hits for Norban and Andy Jones and Danny Fitzpatrick adding for Sudro Curtis.
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Harold Dicken
Gary Hissom
Ed Kanene
Joe Norban
Sudro Curtis
Dave Ferry
Frank Becker
Norban
Danny Fitzpatrick
Andy Jones
Grella Leads Grafton 100-Over Spencer In H League Win
Grella starred for Grafton in a Lorain County Class H Hotstone League game last night driving in the shop and Vars Shoes to a 100 run win over the Spencer Eagles. He pitched the complete game, earned the victory, and added three hits including a home run.
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University School ends season for Elyria netters
Elyria High tennis finished 1963 with a 4-1 loss to University School at Bulkies Courts ending their Cleveland League title hopes. Meckley beat Battin for Elyria's sole point as Crile and Carr won for US, while doubles matched US dominance 6-4 6-3 and 6-2 6-8 6-2.
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Elyrian
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Mansfield
League leaders HOME RUNS with top NL and AL totals
National League leaders include Aaron 16 for the Braves, Mays 10 and Cepeda 10 for the Giants, Alou 12, Battey 11, and Howard 10 for the Dodgers and Giants. American League leaders show Anders 18, Allison 13, Mantle 10, Battey 10, and Stuart 10 among Yankees and Red Sox players.
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Yanks
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Red Sox
Rookie of the Year chatter centers on Vic Davalillo
American League touts Vic Davalillo of the Cleveland Indians as the standout rookie in the Junior Circuit with strong batting, runs, and a noted throwing arm. Max Alvis and Jim Lawrence also eligible, while New York Yankees lack a rookie candidate this season. Ron Korka, Elyria star, graduates to college basketball at Baldwin Wallace. Bowen, Masonis, Coven among local players moving to Bowling Green and winter posts.
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Jim Lawrence
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Washington
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Baldwin-Wallace College
Don Swegan
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Swegan
Yellowjackets
Scholler
Masonis
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Falcons
Coven
New England
Rick
Dicken and Lengel earn All-Scholastic honors
Dave Dicken of Elyria High led the regional tournament team with a .300 average, 36 hits, 12 stolen bases and 21 RBIs, earning a spot on the Greater Cleveland All-Scholastic squad. Ken Lengel, the club’s winningest pitcher, made honorable mention after an 8 2 record and 77 innings pitched. The West All-Stars also include Steve Perkins, Bob Van Valkenburg, Larry Donaldson, Fred Berg, Andy Brezina, Dale Sobotka, Tom Wickeloff. the squad will face Cleveland East in a two-night doubleheader on June 15 at Edgewater Park.
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al Campbell
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Lorain County
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Dale Sobotka
Lorain
King
Tom Wickeloff
West All-Stars
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