Brosky and Carpenter Inducted Into Elyria Bowling Hall of Fame
GRAFTON The Elyria Bowling Association Hall of Fame welcomed Dr. Bert Brosky and Ted Carpenter during the Banquet of Champions at Midview High. Brosky served as EBA president 1956-58. Carpenter averaged 189 over 20 years. Lifetime honorary members named include Herman Rider Russ Davies and Richard MacMasters.
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North Ridgeville disputes coach Jacobs release
North Ridgeville officials deny Errol Jacobs statements and explain his dismissal from head basketball and baseball coaching. The district cites multiple administrative rule violations late arrivals and misconduct on trips, and notes Jacobs resigned as a teacher on June 6 after meetings with the admin.
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Klyop Needs $100 More to Attend Gold en West Track Meet
Elyria High School pole vaulter Klyop seeks $100 to reach Sacramento for the Golden West Track Meet Classic. The fund has reached $275, boosted by a $50 gift from St. Jude’s Holy Name Society. Klyop is the first Elyria athlete invited to the national meet where the top eight in each event qualify.
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Drysdale ties shutout record with six straight
Dodgers pitcher Don Drysdale extended a scoring drought by pitching six straight shutouts, tying a long standing record. Manager Walter Alston gave him Sunday off after he broke one of the oldest marks in the record book on Saturday.
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Indians salvage series finale at Detroit 2-0
Cleveland pitcher Luis Tiant earned his ninth win as the Indians shut out the Tigers 2-0 at Municipal Stadium. Duke Sims started in left, doubled and drove in a run, while Alvin Dark experimented with lineups in Detroit earlier in the series.
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Baseball scores and pitching notes from multiple games
Major league action with results including Cincinnati at Chicago and St Louis at Atlanta. Probable pitchers listed for several games including Nolan Holtzman Veale Seaver. Indians beat Detroit 2 0 as Tiant earns win in heat and crowd tops 100000 at Tiger Stadium. Drysdale’s scoreless streak ends after 58 23 innings amid Kenney funeral day coverage.
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