Weather warms up in Cincinnati as Reds and Cardinals split doubleheader
In 100 degree heat at Crosley Field the Reds and Cardinals combined for 53 hits in a day doubleheader. St Louis won 10-8 in game one after erasing an eight run deficit, and Cincinnati claimed a 7-4 12 inning win in the nightcap. Other scores across the league included Dodgers over Phillies 4-3 and Giants over Mets 5-4.
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Bob Lee
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Paul Popovich
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Adolfo Phillips
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Ron Santo
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Paull Casanova
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Harmon Killebrew
Stan Bahnsen
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Charlie Smith
Roy White
Jake Gibbs
Babnsen
Yankee
Steve Barber
Bobby Cox
Joe Pepitone
Ruben Amaro
Bill Robinson
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Gibbs
Smith
Robinson
Baseball Faces Turbulence Over Kennedy Mourning Protests
The baseball world clashed with Commissioner William Eckert over whether games should proceed after the assassination of Senator Robert F. Kennedy. His indecision angered owners players and fans as debates raged about observances and scheduling following Kennedy's death. The controversy highlighted tensions across the sport and raised questions about leadership amid a public outcry.
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William Eckert
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Sen. Kennedy
Boston Red Sox
Oakland Athletics
Chicago White Sox
Baltimore Orioles
Johnson
New York
Martin Luther King
Elyria Legion splits twin bills in doubleheader woes
Elyria Legion Post Baseball split a doubleheader with Ashtabula Post 103 and Ashley Post 518. In the opener Elyria lost 6 2 before rebounding 12 9 in the nightcap. Bill Dull and Dale Bullocks starred for Elyria on the mound as Bruce Cannon homered in the later game.
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Elyria Legion Post
Ashtabula Post
Ashtabula
Ashley Post
Elyria
Bill Dull
Bruce Cannon
Dave Halliday
Dale Bullocks
Tom Norton
Bullocks
Roadrunners Club Meeting Tonight In Elyria
The Lorain County Roadrunners Club invites anyone interested in long distance running or fitness to a 7 30 p m meeting at Lorain County Community College Elyria in the office of coach Jack Wilhelm a cross country coach and Boston Marathon participant.
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Lorain County Community College of
Elyria EWBA Banquet Set for Wednesday Evening
The Elyria Woman's Bowling Association will host its banquet Wednesday night at 6:30 at the American Legion Hall located at the corner of Gulf Road and Ohio Street.
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Elyria Woman’s Bowling Association
American Legion Hall
Gulf Road
Ohio Street
Hopkins MVP at Wooster shines in two sports
Four Wooster athletes gain year end honors in baseball and lacrosse. Dave Hopkins earns first team All-Ohio Conference in outfield with a .381 average, while Mike Weber adds an honorable mention with a .325. Lacrosse standouts Jeff Kellogg and Steve Lynch receive conference recognition as Wooster finishes 5-1 in league play and 9-7 overall in baseball.
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College of Wooster
Dave Hopkins
Elyria
Mike Weber
Allentown
Midwest Lacrosse Association
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Scots
Weber
Kellogg
Huntington
N.Y
Wooster Nets
Lynch
Baltimore
Beal Lumber 9 Baseball Practice Tonight
Beal Lumber 9 Class D baseball team will practice at 5 p.m. today on Diamond No. 2 at Ely Stadium. Players should bring contracts. Those unable to attend should phone Manager Tom Below at 322 1698. Dutch tennis champ Tom Okker sweeps singles and doubles titles at Saltsjobaden tournament in Stockholm.
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Ely Stadium
Tom Below
Stockholm
UPI
Tom Okker
Softball action boosts UPC to 2-0 in Lorain County league
United Polish Club improved to 2-0 in the Lorain County Slow Pitch league with an 8-4 win over E-Z Inn. Don Kaminski earned the victory with nine hits allowed and a 17-hit UPC attack led by John Schneider four hits and Noveske two hits including a homer.
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Pat Mulholland
Gary Beury
Bullocks
Mulholland
Don Kowaleski
Beury
Jim Baldaur
Jim Coleman
Kowaleski
Jeff Schieve
Norton
Halliday
Dan Sweigard
Elyria
Ashley
Denny Queen
Dull
Queen
Elyrians
Coleman
Bruce Rupp
United Polish Club
Lorain County
E-Zinn
Don Kaminski
John Schneider
Bill Noveske
Gary Sweet
Kaminski
Don Wimsatt
Dick Brady
Bill Getty
Noveske
Ray Mussler
Bob Topoly
E-Z Inn
Alex Moran
Jim Kaiser
Stan’s Villa
Ridge Tool
Kaiser
Gary S Mmers
Jack Traxler
Moran
Willie Cabbil
Gene Legeza
Traxler
Lome Flatt
Randy Houston
Jesse Taylor
Ray Wrykrent
Dick Clark
Oh-Boys
Lehman-Johnson-Young
Elyria Eagles
Umpires Schedule Versus West East and North Parks
The page lists umpire assignments for games at West Park East Park North Park and Ely Stadium with multiple 6 pm starts and various umpires including J Myers Kershaw Hogan Merriwether Campbell Leininger Raber E Myers Zajec Shestina and others. It also reports Elyria Bowling Center clinching a first half tie with two Sunday softball wins and multiple results from the Elyria Sunday Fastpitch League including EBC Danny's Den Bolero Bernie's Mike.
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J Myers
East Park
Kershaw
South Park
Hogan
St. Jude
Merriwether
Campbell
Ely
Leininger
Raber
West
North Park
Hast Park
Zajec
Ely Stadium
E Myers
St Jude
P.m. Shestina
Benton and Slager
Zajac
Kent
Elyria Bowling Center
Elyria
EBC
Danny’s den
Bolero Club
Bernie’s
Danny’s
al Pena
Danny's
Dick Noll
Bill Archer
Ernie Webb
Bill Harrah
Don Johnson
Danny
Bolero
Gibbs
Bernie's Restaurant
Jack Abbe
Ron Madock
Ray James
Matlock
John Bukowski
Jerry Zaleski
Bernie’s. Zaleski
Dick Clift
Bob DiFranco
Larry Deldkamp
Paul Chapman
Bob Carmen
Hank Klemens
BBC
Little League Baseball Results Patch Weekend Play
Weekend Lith League play results will be in tomorrow's edition. This brief item notes upcoming coverage of local Little League games and standings with teams and players likely named in the full report.
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Bowling Friday Mixed Couples League Scores and Leaders
Center Ridge Lanes saw Drifters beat Wood Choppers 3-1 while Bombers topped VIPs 40. Nonstrikers won 4-0 over Defenders in a 16-4 standings clash. Tipsters beat Sith Framers 2-2, GTOs edged 4 Stars 2-2, and Try Fits defeated Pitt Busters 2-2. Top series: Roosevelt Harris 585 for Bombers, Jim Qualls 551, Betty Moore 542, Edith Spencer 536, Anna Johnson 520, Janie Matthews 502. High games: Roosevelt Harris 238, Jim Owens, Jim Qualls 213.
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Center Ridge Lanes
Wood Choppers
Vip's
Sith
GTO
Pitt Busters
Roosevelt Harriig
Jim Qualls
Betty Moore
Edith Spencer
Anna Johnson
Janie Matthews
Eiry
Roosevelt Harris
Jim Owensen
Jim Qualis
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Bob Aspromonte
Maury Wills
Jose Cardenal
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