Grant Gets Call As Tribe Starts Drive For First
In Boston Jim Grant a 30-year-old southpaw slated to start for the Cleveland Indians as they begin a four game series in Boston and then Yankee Stadium. The Tribe also recalls veteran Joe Gordon plans for lineup shifts with Vic Power out and Johnny Temple returning from ankle injury. Chuck Tanner will manage tonight with Walt Bond absent as Toronto trade memories linger.
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Walt Bond
Oklahoma City Hosts Open Berth Qualifying Field
Oklahoma City attracts 66 golfers including Art Wall Jr, Julius Boros, Bob Goalby, and Charlie Coe seeking 34 National Open berths. Ninety-one players at eight sites vie for 21 more spots plus 62 pros and four amateurs at Oklahoma City. Amateur Bob Gardner top among qualifiers with 237 and Bulla leads Denver qualifiers.
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Julius Boros
Bob Goalby
Charlie Coe
Australia
Peter Thomson
Kelin Gle
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Dave Ragan
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al Besselink
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Don January
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Tooth and Nail In New Entry Ups Belmont Stakes
Belmont Stakes field grows to eight as Tooth and Nail earns supplementary nomination. Captain Guggenheim’s Cain Hoy Stable posts the $5,000 fee after the colt’s eight length win at Belmont Park in 1:47.45 for 1 1/16 miles, with Disperse second and Crotan third. Manuel Yeaza suspended, Eddie Arcaro to ride Disperse, and Willie Shoemaker to ride Tompion in a bid to challenge Belmont records.
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Tooth and Nail
New Rochelle
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Bally Ache
Disperse
Crotan
Manuel Yeaza
Eddie Arcaro
Jimmy McLaughlin
Arcator
C. V. Whitney
Tompion
Willie Shoemaker
Spencer Teams HSL Winners Clash With La Grange Bees
Spencer defeated the La Grange Bees 20 to 6 in a Lorain County Class H game. In Class B, Spencer beat Buckeye 10 to 3. Pitcher Dick Van Meter fanned 12, walked one, and allowed six hits while going 4-for-5 with three triples and a single.
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Dick van Meter
Grocers Vets Win in Suburban Hot Stove League Action
Grafton Food Center beat LaGrange 10 to 1 in Lorain County Suburban Hot Stove League. Grafton VFW won 13 to 3 over Penfield. Mickey Walker claimed his fourth win of the year. Nick Walsh homered with a two run and two base hits in five at bats. Mark McCloskey collected two hits. Rusty Van Dyke had three, Jim Barnett and Jim Begin two each. Doug Willimen and Nick Walsh combined for a three hit pitching effort.
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Grafton
Polo Ponies Destroyed at Belden Town Meeting Sparked By Fire
The Black River Game Lab wraps its spring meeting at Belden Town with an 8:30 start and no further gatherings until September. Badges and windshield stickers will be issued at the September session. A van carrying a secretary burned, destroying eight polo ponies at the U.S. 66 junction of Routes 76 and 303 near Springfield Ul.
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Belden
Springfield
UPI
Bob Graham
Berea
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Rts
Sugar Ray Seeks Revenge in Boxing Rematch Prep
In Boston UPI reports Sugar Ray Robinson trains for his middleweight title rematch with Paul Peader at Boston Garden Friday. He faced a punching bag that toppled him in their first round, then rebounded with Robinson regaining composure and showcasing rope jumping before a crowd of onlookers.
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Paul Peader
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Keglers and Lutherans Stay Unbeaten in Elyria League
Elyria Bowling Center and St John Lutheran kept perfect Elyria City Softball League records with third and second straight wins at West Recreation Field. Bowling Center shut out Bittner DeCarlo Funeral Home 4–0 while St John Lutheran edged Pfauler Co 6–5 as Ray Bally and Deal Bally led with multiple hits and Ray Bally pitched a five hitter.
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St.John Battery
Gerald Keep
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Joe Bukowski
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Three First-Place Teams Win In Little League Play
Elyria Little League action saw three first place teams win battles last night. South Ridge Tool remained first with a 71 victory over Maiders Union, Elyria Hardware beat Sudroe-Curtis Funeral Home to stay second, and B B Market topped VFW Post 1119 to hold the West lead. Don Beal Inc moved into second with an 11-0 win over Elyria Lions as Ploche Insurance led in North with 11-8 over Ware Wend ing. George Williams of Don Beal pitched a one hitter with seven strikeouts, while Crawford Ice Cream and Concrete Masonry posted wins.
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Elyria Lions
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Brandau Jewelers
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Knights of Columbus
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Jim Couch
Denny Queen
Stewart Apriance
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Herb Lauffer
Ron Buery
Dave Chames
Dave Verhoff
Don Hafferkamp
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Joe Sitlinger
Butch Peters
Phil Smith
Terry Huashands
Denny Sinar
Ware
Bill Fortman
Ridge Tool
South
Dar Brown
Bob Paris
Millionaire at Play Yawkey Backing Jurges Amid Yankee Critique
New York readers recall Tom Yawkey's Lowellfield style leadership of the Red Sox and his defense of manager Bill Jurges despite a season of doubt. The piece contrasts Yawkey's fairness with critics who blame Casey Stengel and questions why the Yankees lag as Ralph Houk steps in.
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Bowling Notices InterCity Tournament Scores and Player Listings
Readable parts show players and clubs such as Gab Bw and Adcock Milw with a mix of scores and standings. Several names appear across leagues including Clemente Pirates, Minoso Chicago, Banks Cubs, and Aaron Braves, alongside American and National League results and team matchups.
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Solar
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Giants
Aaron
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Hansen
Orioles
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Ak Lumy Prominent in Thistle Down Races One to Nine
At Thistle Down yesterday Ak Lumy paid 73.80 with others like Sweet Shei 49.50 Flyaway Baines 1 Sage Mo Lea 316.00 Albemarle 8.50 Like Ike 12.40 Bobbie L 3.60 Megaton 10 Arakan U 5.60 raced in nine events.
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Sage Mo Lea
Albemarle
Ike
Bobbie L
Moscow lifter sets light heavyweight world record
Trofim Lo Imakin of Moscow broke the light heavyweight world weight lifting record by pressing 130.5 kilograms 331.1 pounds, a feat announced on Monday.
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