Indians Keep Winning Streak As Gracious Power Dominates
The Cleveland Indians stretched their winning run to nine, bolstering a half game AL lead with a 11-0 win over the Washington Senators. Jim Grantssis pitched shutout ball as Cleveland’s lineup, led by Jimmy Piersall Johnny Romano and Vic Power, continued pounding opponents.
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North Hero star shines despite Ware Vending win
LL North Hero’s Jeff Kiser blasted three hits including a home run and struck out seven, but Ware Vending beat Electro-Alloys 2 to 0 as Kiser’s strong showing went for naught. McKennie had two hits. Ware scored in fourth and fifth innings aided by a walk and error.
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Archie Moore Heads to Madison Square Garden Title Defense
Archie Moore plans to leave his training camp in Monticello New York and drive to Manhattan for the nationally televised 13 round light heavyweight title bout with Italian Giulio Rainaldi Moore. Betting odds have dropped oddly as the event nears with sparse sparring notes and camp preparations in flux ahead of the Madison Square Garden showdown.
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Boxing odds shift as Rinaldi and Moore loom
In a crowded boxing scene at a Catskills camp and Manhattan gym, Rinaldi at 26 years old is seen as a sharp look alike to a looming challenge while Archie from San Diego garners acclaim as a physical marvel. Giulio, after a Rome bout, shows dull form as training moves to New York. Odds for Moore swing from 13-5 to 8-3 amid mixed results.
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Dykes Guides Indians With Steady Hand Says Cuddy
Jimmy Piersall leads the American League with a .370 average as Cleveland manager Jimmy Dykes earns praise for steady leadership. Dykes says there is no special Piersall plan, just mutual respect and consistent treatment of all players. Piersall credits Dykes for making him happier in baseball than ever before.
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Tricks of Angling with Smallmouth on Lake Erie Reef
Afloat Afield recounts Art Hayes at Mitawange and a Lake Erie reef where bass fishing yields several two pound plus smallmouths. Roy Krebs of Lakewood challenges Hayes’s minnow theory with crawfish, while the writer tests a large minnow approach on a windy day, detailing gear and technique for reef drift fishing.
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Salo shoots 216 yard hole-in-one at Westfield Country Club
Leroy Art Salo of Oberlin Inn aced the 216 yard number four hole on the Ohio Farmers course at Westfield Country Club yesterday. He was in a foursome with Elyrians Earl Bell Alvie Smith and Henry Hart Jr. and was a guest of Jerry Swiers of Elyria. It is reportedly the first ever recorded hole-in-one of this length.
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Minor League Baseball Scores Reported
International Reagee Columbus edged Buffalo 7 to 6 in ten innings as Rochester defeated Jersey City 10 to 4 and Charleston beat Syracuse 3 to 1. Richmond tenants were postponed. Dallas Fort Worth 5 Houston, Denver 3. Louisville 3 Omaha 2. Pacific Coast Salt Lake City 5 Tacoma 1, Portland 9 Seattle 2, Hawaii 6 San Diego 1, Spokane 4 Vancouver 4. Southern Association Atlanta 6 Chattanooga 2, Birmingham 8 Shreveport 3. Nashville and Mobile 1. Eastern League Jonestown 1 Binghaston 6-5 Willamsport 7 Reading 4, Lancaster 5-6, Springfield 5-3.
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Tigers Indians Clash Sets Night Of Baseball At Griffith
DETROIT and Cleveland renew hostilities tonight in a marquee MLB clash at Griffith Stadium. Detroit trails after a rough stretch and hosts a hot Indians squad riding a five-game win streak, while Jim Perry and Wynn Hawkins face Frank Lary and Don Mossi in a pitching duel with high stakes for both teams.
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Slow Pitch Softball Rough On Pitchers
Elyria slow pitch teams combined for many runs as hitters ruled the night. Supper Club led with four hits in a 31 11 win over Firebirds, Tal Webbs had seven safeties, and Bill Walker along with Greg Paonessa added six. City Club totaled 35 hits in a 32 11 victory over Elynn Danes, with Bob Frazer homering twice, a double and a single, and Les Spaulding adding five hits. Frazer earned the win. Elyma CYO beat Star Bakery 10 2 as 10 runs came in the second inning, while Plaudler Company posted 22 hits in a 17 30 win over Topping Inc. Lee Peden earned the win for Bernies Restaurant in a 16 15 defeat of the Fire Department. Ohio Sanitary edged Durkees 10 9, with three errors on each side. Sabo homered three times for Plas Asphalt in a 7 6 win over Giant Tiger. AA beat Stan's Villa 8 5 after scoring all runs in two innings while Ridge Tool edged United Polish Club 9 8 with three late runs. Dean Maddock belted two homers for the winners.
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Merchants Nine Win Over Businessmen In Ruth League
Elyvia Merchants toppled Ely via Businessmen 6-2 as Ron Korka drove in two and added two hits. George Becker matched two runs, Mike Machabee added two hits and one RBI, while Richard Toth allowed four hits and fanned a batter to secure the win. Dave Lowery took the loss as Merchants built a 3 0 0 1 0 1 6.
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