Redskins Invite Strong Field In Greve Land Two Man Event
Schmidt and Callahan of Elyria Country Club tied for third with Cal lahas as they posted 73 at Beachmont and 70 yesterday for 143. Patters of Spring Valley and other teams trailed with 157 and 143 totals while Ed Schultz and Bill Santor led by six with a 67 68 135 at Kirtland Country Club.
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Chuck Schmidt
Jim Callahas
Elyria Country Club
Greveland
Kirtland
Paul Minnich
Art Hudnutt
Ed Schultz
Bill Santor
Chagrin Valley
Bob Hayduk leads Lorain County Speedway points after strong season
Bob Hayduk dominates the Lorain County Speedway standings at Rt. 113 with a feature win and a podium finish, totaling 455 to 360 over Bob Jones of Berea. The field includes Lou Nagy, Chuck Yost Jr., Al Wood, Norm Lawl, and Paul Clark as tomorrow's super-modified program looms, with Jim McCune possibly lining up for the $3,000 100-lap race.
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Cleveland
Bob Hayduk
Lorain County Speedway
Rt. 113 Oval
Bob Jones
Berea
Lou Nagy
Amherst
Chuck Yost Jr
al Wood
Elyria
Norm Lawl
Bedford
Paul Clark
Mansfield
Jim McCune
Toledo
Dim Hurtubise
Indianapolis
Arcaro to ride Venetian Way in Belmont bid for seventh win
Eddie Arcaro will pilot Venetian Way in the 92nd Belmont Stakes at Belmont Park hoping for a record seventh victory. Arcaro switched mounts after agreeing to ride Venetian Way late Thursday, with Del tic Ash ridden by another jockey. Bally Ache and Tampion loom as top rivals as John William, Tooth and Nail, Disperse, and Nagen also part of the field.
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NEW York
UPI
Eddie Arcaro
Belmont Park
Arcaro
Venetian Way
Pilot King Ranch
Cam Hoy Stable
Tooth and Nail
Bill Hartack
Hartack
Deltic Ash
Joseph O’connell
Boston
Bally Ache
Tampion
Bob Ussery
Wille Shoemaker
Tompion
John William
Tooth and’ Nail
Disperse
Nagea Hedley Woodhouse
Sam Boulmetis
Arcaroe
Ray York
Nagen
Pete Anderson
Tooth
Nashua
James McLaughlin
Eddie
Bally Ache Withdrawn From Belmont Stakes After Injury
Bally Ache was pulled from Saturday’s Belmont Stakes after suffering a slight injury in a final workout for the third leg of the Triple Crown. The colt’s removal reduces the field and alters the race expectations for New York fans and bettors.
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New York
UPI
Bally Ache
Major League Leaders Showdown Across American and National Leagues
A United Press Internat tally lists top players by league with leaders in runs batted in, home runs, and pitching. Notable names include Banks Cepeda Maris Mantle Aaron Pujols and Munoz among others reflecting season totals and standouts across the American and National Leagues.
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United Press Internat
Gabreh &Et Clementer
Pitts
Curry
Phila
Adcock
Milwaukee
Oe Dkinnsr
Pittsburgh
St Louis
Rene Valdes Eere Bruton
Ashburn
Chicago
Wham
Royals
Pinson
Cincinnati
Mathews
Boston
Ford
Gentile
Baltimore
Algon
Pyash
Cleveland
Pranconu Cleve
Wroso
Banks
Cuts
Memento
Pirates
Cepeda
Giants
McCovey
Moon
Dodgers
One-Hitter Victory Sparked By Burnett For Glen Burnett
Glen Burnett pitched a classy one hitter as his team beat Bellamy's Cities Service 3 to 0. Burnett fanned nine and walked one, while Ken Fujka tripled and George Williams homered. Dan Andrick allowed five hits in six innings for the loser. Elsewhere NW action saw Billy Beard relinquish three hits in a 5-2 loss. Little League East saw Don Kitson and Dennis Queen combine on a two-hitter for Knights of Columbus in a 6-4 win. Concrete Masonry defeated Nehi Bottlers 5-7 with Leon Vance doubling and Tom Overs tripling.
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Don Beal
Glen Burnett
Bellamy
Cities Service
Burnett
Mickey Mackett
Ken Fujka
George Wiliams
Dan Andrick
Billy Beard
The
Eagles
WEW
Jack Snyder
Joe Banczek
Don Kitson
Dennis Queen
Max Dry Cleaners
Knights of Columbus
Greg Day
Kitson
Mike Boyd
Nehi Bottlers
Leon Vance
Tom Overs
CMC
Stengel Eyes Hunt as Richmond Tops Rochester in IL Action
Casey Stengel watches Ken Hunt as Richmond down Rochester 6 4 with Hunt’s sixth homer of the month. Art Ceccarelli earned the win while Borrego Alvarez homered in the 13th for Havana past Toronto. Plus, Olivo limits Buffalo to four hits in Columbus win and umpiring rule questions are fielded by the Flymia Umpires Association column.
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Hunt
Richmond
Rochester
Dex Ricketts
Red Wings
Abe
Art Ceccarelli
Borrego
Alvarez
Havana
Toronto
Reever
Bob Miller
Bob Moorhead
Pat Scantlebury
Diamedes Olivo
Buffalo
Columbus
Ken Lehman
Tavas
Elyria Diamond Docket Draws Weekend League Teams
Local youth baseball schedule lists multiple games at Lear Romeo and West Recreation Field. Contests include Pony League and American Legion Junior divisions with teams such as Hart Construction Rotary Club, Dicken Funeral Home, Wilmot Printing, and Elyria Post 12 facing Sandusky West and Bucyrus. All games scheduled for 2 and 5 p.m. Saturday with field assignments and recaps noting a dropped glove and a wild throw by a bench player.
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Little League North
Stewart Podtance
Plocher Imaurance
Lear-Romeo
Electro-Aliays
Ig East
Kiwanis Field
Pony League
Hart Constructions Rotary Club
Lorain Oo Bank
M de F
Fire- Fighters
Helter Line
Ad Dicken Funeral Home
Wilmot Printing
American Legion
Blys
Sandusky West Recremon
Pony Teague
Ve. Sekon Funeral Home
West Recreation Feld
Diaond
Better Line
Ee Vith
Hart Construc
Lorain County S & T
Tor. Co Bank Ve
O/Etretlahtera
Dicken
Linn
Ma Fes
Acd Rotary Club
Wilmot
Angel
Elyria Post
Bucyrus
Giv Bender
Collegian Pitcher Risley Signs with Indians
John Risley 22 of Connecticut recently signed with the Cleveland Indians after posting a 11-3 record with a 70 ERA over 38 innings. Former umpire Bill Stewart, now an Indians scout, announced the deal and Risley may join the Burt Huntington Carolina League club.
Stump the Ump Calls for Review on Close Plays
A city baseball manager questioned why the base umpire did not consult the plate umpire on a close play. He claimed the base umpire was momentarily blocked by a runner. The manager’s remark adds a quip about an umpire being unable to see a play yet making a call.
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Satchel Paige
Kansas City
Satch
Milwaukee Braves
Warren Spahn
Lew Burdette
Anuropire
Tarry Tumbles First 700 of Summer Season
Tarry Jr. rolled a 715 series to lead the Ely Ha league in the Tarry Tavern Turkey Shoot. Ray Knight added a 640 and Elmer Peters on contributed a 601 as other top scorers in the summer bowling league opener.
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Tarry Jr
Tarry
Ely- Ha
Ray Knight
Elmer Peterson
Knight
Peterson
700 Club Tarry Tavern Turkey Shoot
The 700 Club at Tarry Tavern hosted a Turkey Shoot event featuring Ray Knight and Elmer Peterson. A brisk contest attracted participants from local clubs, with proceeds supporting community programs at the venue.
Sox Trade Tasby for Stephens in Orioles Red Sox Deal
Baltimore trades center fielder Willie Tasby to Boston for left fielder Gene Stephens in a straight platers swap. Stephens, a lefthanded hitter, will move to right field with Orioles manager Paul Richards guiding him. Tasby had been a top rookie last season but slumped this year. Orioles recall veteran pitcher Billy Hoeft from Miami of the International League.
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Albie Pearson
Baltimore Orioles
Detroit Tigers
Baltimore
Milt Bolling
Tiger
Pearson
Detroit
Pete Burnside
Tigers
UPD
Willie Tasby
Boston Red Sox
Gene Stephens
Stephens
Paul Richards
Red Sox
Ted Williams
Tasby
Orioles
Billy Hoett
Miami
Bowling Results from Summer Couples League
Readable lanes show scores and matchups across teams in the Summer Couples League. Notable figures include Andy Spanos from Manchester and Grant Wang with Ignacio Pine achieving top series 518 for Philadelphia.
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Starcks
Moicas
Andy Spanos Doo
Manchester
England
Eitner
Wang
Sweet A Kruz
Rafferty
Grant Wang
Fred
Itner
Ignacio Pine
Acchl & Hummrick
Lenzer É
San —Bru
Lord
WM Sanford
Coty de
Coty de Gin- Pheadelphta
Ups
Bruce Gibley
Muldoonberg
Mikeroo
Indians Open Four Game Set With Yankees After Big Win
The Cleveland Indians, riding a five game streak, move to New York for a four game series with the Yankees. George Strickland homered to seal a 3 2 win over Boston as Wynn Hawkins earned his fourth victory. Runners include Bill Mombourquette on the hill for the opener and Jim Perry and Gary Bell slated for the doubleheader. Runners Runnels and Power boost the Tribe with high batting averages as Cleveland holds a one and a half game lead.
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NEW York
UPI
Cleveland ‘Indians
Yankees
Bobby Locke
Detroit
Art Ditmar
Jim Grant
Gary Bell
Jim Perry
Tribe
Boston
Red Sox
George Strickland
Wynn Hawkins
Johnny Klippstein
Cleveland Defeats Boston in Scarce Box Score Display
Cleveland and Boston game details show sparse scoring with Cleveland scoring 3 runs and Boston 1 across nine innings. Notable players include Runnels, Williams, Held, Wertz, and Monbouquette pitching for Boston. Errors and lines indicate substitutions and partial lineups with limited clean data available.
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Cleveland
Soston
Plersall
Runnels
Williams
Francena
Boone
Werts
Strickl
Brewer
Hawkins
Oorlges
Mappstero
Buddinss Jay
Sadowski
c-Repulski
Sullivan
Mondauette
Clinton Loa
Barnieres
id-Stephene
Tolais
Monbouquette LebRan
Worle
Strick
Pornfeles
Boston
Kuenn
Strickiang
Pollig
Werte
E—Runnels
Poa
Clevelland
Monbouquette
Green
Bredin
Wertz
Promonte
Held
Folles Muenn
Rude
Aisckland
Williame
Hawkins -U
Hose- Stevens
Enick
Chylek
McKinnsy
Pacheco Age Under Scrutiny
New York boxing tragedy involves Tommy Pacheco, a Puerto Rican born light heavyweight, who died after a 10 round bout in St. Nicholas Arena. Hospital records list 15 as his age upon admission, while a birth certificate claims July 1, 1938 making him 21 at death. commission rules require permission for fights beyond eight rounds. He never regained consciousness after the 10th round knockout and underwent brain surgery.
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New York
UPS
Tommy ‘Pacheco
New York State
Roosevelt Hospital
Bennie Gordon
St. Nicholas's Arena
Pacheco
Commission
Shutouts Highlight City Softball Action and Key Matches
The Bowling Center whitewashed Lear-Romeo 8 0 as Dick Gibbs and Fritz Hazlett dominate with three hits and strong pitching. St Johns edged Angelina s by a late eighth inning rally led by Gordy Koepp Tompkins and Ron Bally. C A Olsen s team saw St. John Lutheran and others contribute two hits while Goulish Ventured a homer for the winners and Bill Archer and Dave Abbey sparked Angelina s offense.
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C. A. Olsen
Dick Gibbs
Fritz Hazlett
Hazlett
Roger Short
Gibbs
St. Johns
Angelina’s
Gordy Koepp
Chet Tompkins
Ron Bally
Koepp
Tompkins
Wanners
Bill Archer
Dave Abbey
Angelina
Lear
Romeo
Bittner
DeCario
Pagold
Elberta
Baz
Pisa
St John Lutheran
Ratell
Mason
Baily
Grid Coach Dies in East Orange New Jersey
Robert Redman aged 53, former head football coach at Bloomsburg State Teachers College, died after a heart attack at Mercy Hospital East Orange. He served 25 years as an educator and was superintendent of schools in East Orange. His Bloomsburg teams won 38 of 42 games from 1947 to 1951.
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East Orange
UPID
Robert Redman
Bloomsburg
State Teachers College
Mercy Hospital
Redman
Binghamton
N.Y
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Empire Tavern
Ron McDaniels
Emerson Biersbach
Pete Shilling
Shilling
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Lloyd Sharrar
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Pipers
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Latin American
Europe
Dick Weber
Billy Welu
Frank Clause
Keylerette
Pat McBride
le Detroits
Billy Golembiewski
Fred Ricilli
Los Angeles
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Spring Valley Country Club
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White Sox
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Ono
Stengel
United Press International
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Ken Hunt
Flymia Umpires Association
Chronicle-Telegram Sports Lesk
Tony Ross
Wallhead
Murrey Ridge
BY Joe Cowden
Temple Cowet
Tarry Tavern
Ack Tarry Jr
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Turkey
Sox
Strickland
Homer
Boso
Cleveland Rims
Joff
Bill Mombouquette
Woodie
Hank Foiles
Ken Aspromonte
Pete Runnels
Harvey Pent
Aspromonte
Bubba Philips
Jimmy Piersall
Joe Gordon
Piersall
Gary Geiger
Vic Power
Derby
Prersall
Trto Francona
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Lorain County
Mark City Action
Glen
W. OL. Bet
St. Johns Lutheran
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Reeman
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Byris, Obie
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