Baseball notes and standings from Des Moines clash
The sports page, written during a Kansas City convention trip, covers American League standings, daily results, and probable pitchers. It notes Chicago at New York, Detroit at Baltimore, Kansas City at Washington, and Cleveland at Boston with line scores and key players. It also profiles local sports staffer Bill Klucas and a race track publicity note, plus grade school track results.
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Plas to Try Midgets at Lorain County Speedway Tonight
Plas To Try Midgets Auto field in a 100 lap USAC sanctioned main at Lorain County Speedway. The race opens with three lap time trials followed by five ten lap heats, with the fastest eighteen advancing to the feature. The event features noted drivers including Eddie Sachs and a who’s who of national midget standings.
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Lorain County Speedway
WEWS
Paul Wilcox
Indianapolis
Eddie Johnson
Cuyahoga Falls
Elyria
Art Plas
Elytia
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Eddie Sachs
Gene Force
Richmond
Ind
Chuck Weyant
Springfield
Jim Davies
Gardena
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Bill Homeier
Pacoima
Gene Hartley
Ed Johnson
Cuyahogra Falls
Bob Wente
St. Louis
Davies
Tommy Copp
Millbrae
Ed Stanley
Brecksville
Johnny
White
Detroit
Bob Tattersall
Streator
Joe Giba
Denver
Cole
National League Standings and Schedule Highlights
NL standings show Milwaukee and Cincinnati trailing leaders with scattered gaps. Yesterday St Louis defeated Philadelphia 5 to 2 as evening games wrapped. upcoming matchups feature Pittsburgh at Chicago and Milwaukee at Los Angeles among others with pitchers listed for each contest.
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Elyria League Standings and Team Listings
Ere Elyria leagues show West Standings with La Don Healine WPW Post 1079 leading at 2 1 667 and Elyria Eagles at 12 1500. Teams include B&B Market and Elyria Lions with varied win loss rows. multiple player pairings listed alongside sponsors and local businesses.
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Orioles Ride Pitching and Hustle to Early Lead
Paul Richards sells Baltimore on pitching and hustle as the Orioles win 28 of 40 and lead the AL. Chuck Estrada strikes out seven in six innings to beat Washington, while Jim Gentile drives in three runs with a two run double and his ninth homer. Luis Aparicio drives in the winning run as the White Sox top the Yankees and stay within three games of first. Larry Jackson earns his sixth straight win for the Cardinals over the Phillies.
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Sherm Lollar
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Gene Freese
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Larry Jackson
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Waldespuhl Tops List Of Qualifiers for IU Open Golf
Gordon Waldespuhl of Dayton led six qualifiers for the IU Open Golf tournament at Clovernook Course in Cincinnati. He shot a 139 for 72 holes, including a 63 second 18, with Roger McManus and Frank Stranahan close at 140. Playoff losers included Joe Taylor and Joe Stoddard who defeated W. C. Rose, making Stoddard the No 1 alternate for the Denver tour.
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Frank Stranahan
Toledo
Frank Schmidt
Columbus
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W. C. Rose
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Raiders Sign Flores in Oakland
Tom Flores former College of the Pacific quarterback signed as a free agent by the Oakland Raiders. Flores had been released by the Washington Redskins in 1957 after arm trouble.
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Bolt Edges Hogan In Memphis Open Playoff
Tommy Bolt won the Memphis Open in a playoff over Ben Hogan by one stroke amid personal stress as his wife Mary Lou was hospitalized after surgery. Gene Littler finished third after a late rally. Bolt birdied the 17th to clinch.
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Elyria District Youth Baseball and Softball Schedule
Elyria Diamond Docket lists tonight and weekend matchups across Little League North, Slow Pitch League, and Pony and American Legion Juniors. Teams include Cleaners, Neht Bu Dau Jewelers, Crawford, Lamorrow, East Kiwanis Field games at 5 to 7 p.m., and multiple rec. fields with 5 p.m. starts through Sunday including Elyria Post 12 vs Sandusky West at Recreation Field.
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Little League Cleaners
Neht Budau Jewelers
Crawford
Ise Cream
Lexington Ave
Fuyria Sopthatz
Asen St. Julia Lutheran
Bee Plaudleys
Angelina's
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Kiwants Field
Fitch League
Fairgrounds Cafe
Stan's Villa
Bernie's Restaurant
ABC Reany
Ridge Too
Sky Inn
Bath
FAA
City Club
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Empire Tavern
Banks Plasterers
Little League North
Stewart Appliance
Plocher Insurance
Lear-Romeo
Elretro-Alloys
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Pony League
Hart Construction
Rotary Club
Loraini Co. Bank
M & FL
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Wilmot Printing
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Ridgeville's Lowry joins Elyria High coaching staff
Richard Lowry the Ridgeville High School football and track coach was hired as reserve football and assistant track coach at Elyria High School. The Elyria Board of Education announced all coaching assignments for 1960 61 with Everett Harris taking assistant baseball and reserve football roles.
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Ridgeville High School
Elyria High School
Chronicle-Telegram
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Clete Sweigard
Robert Heismar
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Robert Messaros
All State Insurance Co
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Elyria High
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Dale Reichenbach
Ray Wilson
Steve Zvosec
Frank Fiore
Fiore
Barton
Jim Rakestraw
Foach
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Lowry
Baldwin-Wallace College
Kent State University
Capital University
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Wilson
Bob Slager
Heisman
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Sheldon
Rickey backs new Continental League within three years
New York UPI reports Branch Rickey, Continental League president, says the embryo major circuit could play big league ball within three years even if outside current baseball. He envisions a nationwide tryout camp to recruit unsigned players and aims to pressure organized baseball toward an annual draft and admission of the new league.
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Schlather Insurance Tops Elyria Merchants in Babe Ruth Victory
Schlather Insurance earned its first Elyria Babe Ruth League win, 4 3 over Elyria Merchants at Smith Field. Teddy Mann pitched a seven hitter for Schlather while Pete Flaherty fueled the offense with a double a single and three RBIs.
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Ton Blakely
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Roger Stephens
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Dodgers Trade for Noren and Minor League Moves
Left handed batter Irv Noren, one time .311 hitter with the Cardinals and Cubs, was optioned to the minors by the Dodgers. Chuck Tanner returns to the Indians roster, while Noren’s release from the Cubs and signing as a pinch hitter are noted in the chaotic transaction summary.
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Off and Running by John I Day about Johnny Longden
Johnny Longden the longtime jockey known as the Old Man has more than 5000 career wins and extensive racing and breeding interests. Despite retirement rumors he remains active and was considering retirement after Hollywood Park in the coming summer. He started with few early wins but rose to top status by 1960 with 5 381 rides and over 79 million in purses.
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