Little League clashes show hits not guarantees of wins
In a night of varied results Elyria Little League teams faced surprising outcomes as more base hits did not ensure victories. West division saw Bellamy's Cities Serve lose despite eight hits to six for Eagles, while UPC beat Ridgeview 16 to 3 behind Sam Carpenter's 10 strikeouts. Hopkins dazzled for VFW, fanning 16 in a 4-0 shutout of B and B, and Wilbur Lew 18 contributed three hits for UPC in their win over Ridgeview. Other notable performances included Bellamy's Stan Stalla limiting walks after eight hits, and Stewart Appliance beating Toggery 4-2 on Corley's two-run homer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
South
Elva Hardware
Uth Ridge Tool
Sis
West
Bellamy
Eagles
Dave Hopkins
VFW
United Polish Club
Ridgeview Bowling Center
Bill Duffy
Ely
Ria Hardware
Sam Carpenter
Wilbur Lew
Sandy Simmons
Josey
Yim Montague
Ken Barkes
Joe Cody
Dave Tharp
UPC
Ridgeview
Hopkins
Ron Kaiser
John Krugman
Dick Rus
Joe Otten
Bob Sebastian
Stan Stalla
Eght
Fanning
Jerry Bendik
Bob Kowalska
Dave Camp
Carl Gunder
Walt Moody
Ray Ripley
Bellamys Milad
Adie
Plock
Hurst Keiser
Machoiing Grimes Comrie
Moore Stewart
Toggery
Busell Hafferkaup
Fuehrer Cameron and
Fugate Gellamy
Elyria Eagles
Camp Gunder
Woods Stati ‘A
LaLorde
Hopkins and Krugen, Kaiser and
Yourg E
Elyvia Hardware Ridge Tool
Duffy
Mathews Carpenter
Monske
Waidgeview Bowling Center
Tharp
Demarco, Putnam
Wanning A
Champs No Exception At Elyria Key Feast
About 350 champions of bowling leagues and other guests will attend the Elyria Bowling Association 10th annual banquet at St. Jude Church Social Hall in Elyria. The after dinner program features Johnny Frye of Cleveland, a Houdini type magician. Elyria Mayor Oscar G Dunn and ABC leaders will be present. The Lorain County Sheriff Ver ton M Smith trophy for the most improved bowler will be presented by Capt George Rotte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Bowling Associations
Johnny Frye
Cleveland
Elyria
Oscar G Dunn
American Bowling Congress
Herman Fider
ABC
Richard the- Masters
Lorain County
Verton M Smith
EBA
George Rotte
Sheriff's Department
Association
Major League Leaders Snapshot of Incomplete Data
The page lists national and American league leaders by position and stat lines with players from teams such as the Dodgers Giants Reds Cubs and Braves. Stat categories include games at bats hits home runs runs batted in and pitching wins losses and ratios. Specific names include Moon Mays Mantle Killebrew and Cepeda with teams Cleveland Detroit New York and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayor & Club
Pet Moon
Aaron
Mil
Banto
Chicago
Hawk Pitts
Clemente Pitts
Kasko Cin
Mathews Milway
T Davis
Gonzalez
Phil
Will
Boa
Piersall Cleve
Romano Cleveland
Cesh
Detroit
Temple Cleveland
Robinson Bal
Killebrew
Sievers Chicago
Kubek
Noy
Green Minnesota
Versales
Berra
Cepeda Giants
Robinson Reds
Mathews Braves
Moon Dodgers
Mays Giants
Banks Cubs
Mars Yankees
Ji Colayito Tigers
Mantle Yankees
Gentile Orioles
Twins
Cash Tigers
Aston Braves
T Davis Dodgers
Cash, Tigers
Colavito Tigers
Boros Tigers
Maris, Yankees
Lller Giants
Padres Dodgers
Hyadrix Pirates
Koufex Dodgers
Perrangski Dodgers
Monsi Tigers
Giant Indians
Latman Indians
Wauxhall Athletics
Wynn White
Archie Moore Clears 178 1 4 Pounds For Madison Square Bout
Archie Moore weighs 178 1 4 pounds as he prepares for the title defense against Tral aan Gio Rinaldi at Madison Square Garden. The 44 or 47 year old light heavyweight champion is praised as a physical marvel by NYSAC official Dr Alexander Sehnif while Melvin L Krulewitch and others express relief at his near 175-pound target.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
UPI
Archie Moore
Tralaan Gio Rinaldi
Madison Square Garden
Alexander Sehnif
New York State Athletic Commission
Melvin L Krulewitch
Lake Erie AAU Track Saturday at Baldwin Wallace Field
Lake Erie AAU championships loom with several entrants challenging records. Jam Davis of Ohio State, former state boy champion, aims for the mile in 4 13.7 after a 4 13.7 pace at Big Ten. AAU mark stands 4 22.3 set by Dave Emery in 1959. Other contenders include Barry Sugden, Kim Hill, and Walter Killian, each hoping to raise marks in sprints, jumps, and distances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berea Ohio
Urs
Lake Ene
Baldwin-Wallace
Jam Davis
Akron North
Ohio State
Dave Emery
Miami
Barry Sugden
Akron
Buchtel
Kim Hill
Parma
Walter Killian
Bowling Green
Cronin First Signed By Mets Four Yin Orn
The New York Mets sign Cronin a 21 year old semi pro outfielder, the first player inked by their new look, as the club eyes a slugging future. Washington Senators scout Woodeshick adds depth, while Hal Woodeshick’s draft link and past trades shape roster moves amid a Tigers game context.
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Cronin
Mets
Four
Ow Syne
Hollrry Cronin Jr
Joe Cronin
New York Mets
Washington
UPI
Washington Senators
New York Yankee
McH
Gil McDougald
Hal Woode
Detroit Tigers
Chuck Cottier
Woodeshick
Senators
Minnesota Twins
New York Yankees
Boxing Results From Chicago and Boston
In Chicago Allen Thomas weighed in but his bout with Jimmy Remsen was cancelled after Thomas failed to appear. In Boston Jose Torres defeated Mel Collins by knockout, while 158 pound Trentor entered the ring but there is no result for him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Allen Thomas
Suburban Calendar entries for Grafton Elyria and surrounding towns
Calendar of meetings across Grafton Elyria and nearby areas listing firemen clubs, granges, Kiwanis, VFW, church groups, Rainbow, Tops, and civic committees. Includes times, venues such as town halls, churches, and schools, plus specific hosts and addresses.
Officers Installed By WSCS At Milan
Milan WSCS installed new church officers led by president Mrs Thomas Low. Elected secretaries include Mrs Memorial Church and Mrs Jessie Hite, with treasurer Mrs Russell Dourner. The year featured three public dinners, a strawberry festival, and local mission support, plus two study courses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WSCS
Milan
Womans Society
Thomas Low
Edisonitt
Memorial Church
Fred Bauman
Les Ilie Dorcas
Pancoast
Childrens Educa
Ton
Robert Strobel
Spirvear
Russell Dourner
Richard Sipp
John Muller
J Boegli
Frank Kelble
Hubert Cobb
Charman
Stewart Wagner
Lakeside School of Missions
Raymond Schenk
Belmont Stakes Brings Latin Jockey Wave to Early Belief
At Belmont Park the Belmont Stakes spotlight highlighted a growing Latin American presence among jockeys including Braulio Baeza and Manuel Yeaza. The field staggered as riders from Panama Venezuela Puerto Rico and Mexico celebrated while English speakers traded cheers. Avila formerly rode Tim Tam and rose to prominence three years ago in the Kentucky Derby and Preakness, signaling a shift in the Belmont paddock dynamic. The article notes the multilingual exchanges as riders celebrate and race-day excitement builds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Cuddy
New York
UPI
Maybel
Felicito
Braulio
Manuel Yeaza
Hehadoro
Braulio Baezaenan
Rojelio Trejos
Gustamont Park
Sherlock
Avila Manuel Caraballo
Ismael
Valenzuela
Bacza
Yeaza
Trejos
Gustines
Panama
Avila
Venezuela
Caraballo
Puerto Rico
Valencela
United States
Belmont
Eddie Ar
Gusunes
Edde
Baeza
Eddie
Arcaro
Manuel Finshed
Willie Shoemaker
Bill Hartack
Arcara
Tese Troumts
Carry Back injury not serious in Belmont Stakes
Carry Back’s trainer Jack Price says the Belmont Stakes injury is not serious and could heal within a week. Dr William Q Reed, who examined the colt, noted a local infection on the right fore leg and expects antibiotics and rest to bring a quick recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oceanport NJ
UPI
Carry Back
Jack Price
William Q Reed
New York
Reed
Bowling Results and Top Performers at Rudes Rings and Queens
In a bowling meet at Rudes Rings and Queens, high scorers included Ralph Reynolds and Louise Haslet, with individual scores and series noted. First place finishers were Burton Darby and Marges, while others posted notable lines such as 4951 Buron-Darris and 441 Jeannes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rudes Rings & Queens Reynods Wate
Huskinson Wilking
Ralph Jeynards
Currier-Garsha
Wison-Biage
Marges
Rosea
Bradaer
Ruths
Bettie
Doris Green
Jeannes
Marouarite
Mitchell
Bradner
New London Girl Joins Marines
Diane Dorwart daughter of Mr and Mrs Harry Dorwart of 113 North Main St joins the United States Marine Corps. She will depart for Parris Island South Carolina on June 19 to begin basic training. After training she will study clerical work for four weeks and will graduate from New London High School this month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New London
Diane Dorwart
Harry Dorwart
North Man St
United States
Marine Corps
Dorwart
Parris Island
South Caroline
Miss Dorwart
New London High School
Carlisle Brownies Host Mothers With Harvey Girls Play
Carlisle Brownie Troop 281 held a spring program and tea at East Carlisle School. The Harvey Girls themed production featured Brownies as diners and waitresses with Mr Harvey inspecting service. Cast listed many girls, each giving mothers a filled flower vase m ade from liquid detergent containers. Also announced Fly Up, an upcoming June trip to Cleveland, a June tea with Jane Gottfried, and year stars plus new membership cards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlisle
Brownie
East Carlisle
Harvey Girls
Harvey
Brownies
Mr Harvey
Elizabeth Essex
Jeanne Poulson
Judy Hottenrott
Cindy Morns
Jennifer Yost
Mary Mullins
Margie Piscola
Janet Holmes
Colleen Harnson
Anita Smith
Kathy Weber
Rae Dreger
Nereen Harnson
Patty Able
Helen Filler
Barbara Roberts
Sherril Martin
Diane Phelps
Susan Lumadue
Janiee Seliridee
Tony Piscala
Cleveland
Jane Gottfried
Holland
John Hottentott
Luelle Webber
Ben “Mullins
Ray Dreger
St Marys eighth graders graduate at church mass
Avon eighth grade graduates of St Marys Church school were recognized and presented their diplomas by Reverend Paul E Sethel at the 8 o clock mass. Recipients include Robert Alffen Nett Benson Thomas Chal Vincent Doramo Leonard Dunmyre Douglas Halmagge Jerry Harping James Jam eson Bernard Jankowski Joseph Krall Thomas Kovach William Locke Michael McDonough Dennis Meska Robert Milkie Donald Miller Gerald Miller Carl Ondrus James Plas Thomas Russell David Schneider Edward Strauh George Surma Thomas Szippl George Zka Joseph Jacobs David LaLonde Donna Beran Mary Ann Brat er Mildred Casper Elissa Detzel Margaret Dufala Sharon Gildenmeister Sandra Harmon Amy Jean Holoweck Doris Karpen ter Karen Kempf Carol Linden Mary Ellen Madia Cathy Milter Ellen Sabol Christine Schnender Susan Schneder Patricia Tom in Linda Ung Susan Wysocki Patricia Holliday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AVON
St Mary's Church School
Paul E Sethel
Robert Alffen
Nett Benson
Thomas Chal
Thomas DeChant
Vincent Doramo
Leonard Dunmyre
Douglas Halmagge
Jerry Harping
James Jameson
Bernard Jankowski
Joseph Krall
Thomas Kovach
William Locke
Michael McDonougd
Dennis Meska
Robert Milkie
Donald Miller
Gerald Miller
Carl Ondr
Susan Schneder
Patricia Tomin
Linda Ung
Susan Wysocki
Patricia Holliday
Cavalier Capers Typists Win Honors at South Amherst
South Amherst High School talent shown by student typists Gail Schneider Barbara Snuzek Ruth Vargo Betty Hartle Sand Marten Bonnie Branscum Frances McCrary Leona Hayden Alo ma Jones who earned May competency awards. Varsity Club officers for 1961 62 elected Bob Thompson president John Cuhysko vice president Andy Marsh secretary treasurer. The Spanish Club annual end of year picnic, advised by Alex Posak, at Chelbbally Park was held. This school year ends for seniors with the 12 year play Thursday marking their transition to the adult cast and best wishes to the graduating class of 1961.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Amherst
South Amherst High School
Gail Schneider
Barbara Snuzek
Wam
Ruth Vargo
Wim
Betty Hartle
Sand Marten
Bonnie Branscum
Ywam
Frances McCrary
Leona Hayden
Aloma Jones
Wand
Bob Thompson
John Cuhysko
Andy Marsh
Prcnse
Alex Posak
Chelbbally Park
Wil
Durham Heads Brighton Alumni Unit In Eighth Grade Class Dinner
Donald Durham was elected president of the Brighton Alumni Association as the eighth grade class moves to ninth. Wayne Smith and Mrs Lillian Kirkpatrick were elected vice president and secretary treasurer respectively. About 125 attended the alumni dinner at Brighton School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brighton
Donald Durham
Brighton Alumni Association
Wayne Smith
Lillian Kirkpatrick
Treasuer
Harry Lee
Wellington
Robert Nestor
Margaret Nestor
Lawrence Livermore
Linden Draper
Marguerite Perkins
Paul Hargrave
Wallace Coleman
Brighton School
Pseoonesui Aracuesemble
Richard Betts
Beverly Lugask
Borrows Ladder Then Steals 1800 Dollars in Break‑In
Milan police report a break‑in at W O Karnes Feed Store where over 1800 dollars was stolen from an open safe and a drawer after a rear window was accessed with a ladder borrowed from nearby residences. The theft occurred late Sunday night during all night patrols and involved a village council member Karnes as a suspect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milan
Karnes
Yester- Karnes
Village Day Council
Mduee A Cuwuakel
Charles Brahard
Penfield Co op Farmers Plan Paint Program
Penfield community events include a sign and painted trash barrel project with 4H emblems in the local park, a bake sale at Society Hall on Wednesday, and a judging tour at Lawrence Betts farm on Rt 31 at 7:30 today. The Penfield Farm Women's Club meets at City Hall tomorrow, and 95 people attended the Penfield United Church mother daughter banquet including performances by Keystone School students and Miller's Dancing School dancers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penfield
Society Hall
Lawrence Betts Farm
Rt 31
Penfield Farm
Keystone School
Claudia Hastings
Miller's Dancing School
Lo- Tun
Muse
Donna Laura
Marsha Gilts
Sylvia Stevens
William Creed
Mary Buteher
Kathy Reed
Marsha Buteher
Carol Bradley
Also Mentioned on This Page
Champs
Elyria Key
St. Jude Church
Flyra
Major League
Lake Erie
Grafton
Rochester
Rod and Gun Club
North Eaton
John Updegraff
Henrietta
Firelands High School
Henrietta Grange
Firelands Jr. High
Columbia — Acme Grange
Town Hall
North Eaton — Township
Burea Council
Ellen Nichols
West Royalton Rd
Kenfer Peterson
South Island Rd
Dreamers
Valley City
Abbeyville
Valley City — Council of the United Church of Christ
Liverpool Volunteers Fire Department
Columbia
VFW Awahary 9340
Rochester — Friendship Guild
Paul Hartwood
Birmingham
Florence
First Congregational Church
Counc
NEW London — Community Farm Women's Clubs
Future Farmers of America
NEW London — Methodist
Firelands
Fraternal Order of Eagles
Eagles Hall
VFW Post
Grafton — Pinochle Club
Marge Walker
Belden
Belden Methodist Church
Helen Wenger
Boosters Club
Eaton School
Esther Circle
Church of Christ
Brest Hawke
East Royalton Rd
Liverpool
Miss Americas
Valley City Tops Club
Columbia — Kiwams Club
Birmingham — Filaticons Farm Bureau Council
Bernard Krysikh
Fitchille
North Elma Grange
Pansy Jonasson
Clyde Mills
Richard Todd
Ohio
Park Ave
Herrick Ave. West
Ammerst
Ofno
Marines
St. Mary's
Buckeye American Insurance Agency
E. L. Parsons
Cavalier Capers
Mary Nay
Durham
Beverly Lugaski
Richard Betts Tred
Karen Conklin
Patricia Etbner
Diane Scobville
Judy Straw
Walter Harris
Wellington High School
South Main St
Penfield Co-op Farmers Plan
General Tires
Kraftreads
W. Bridge
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