Essegian Stars In Indians Twinbill Rally Run
Cleveland Indians pound out a 7-3 opener win behind Ralph Essegian who homered twice and drove in five as Jim Piersall pinch ran. Essegian also starts the nightcap with two homers in two at bats and the Tribe clinch a 7-3 victory. Willie Kirkland homers in both games, Stigman gains his first win, Latman extends no defeat run. Indians extend lead to 14 games in AL.
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Norm Cash
Ralph Terry
Yankees
Tigers
Roger Maris
Billy Pierce
Chuck Essey
Cash
Rocky
Ken Hunt
Steve Mantle
Roland Shella
Phil Regan
Toldon
Twins
Chuck Estrada
Mike Fornieles
Don Bud
Essegian
Orioles
Red
Yogi Berra
White Sox
Sox
Frank Malzone
Dave Philley
Jackie Jensen
Ian Nightcap
Harmon
Indians
Kansas City
Jim Piersall
Tribe
Lebrew
Bob Allison
Jack Kralick
Allison
Galen Cisco
Bud Daley
A’s
Cleveland
Willie Kirkland
Dick Stigman
Barry Latman
Detroit Tigers
Washington
Senators
New York Yankees
Los Angeles Angels
Baltimore Orioles
Chicago White Sox
Boston Red Sox
Minnesota Twins
Jacine
Howser
Temple Lumpe Piersnil Stephens
Esseg Lan Posada
Prancanaer
Power River
Kirkland Siebern
Romano Pignatana
Bertola Phillips Walker
Antonelli Archero
Stigman Staley
bBullivan
Belgi
Pleysall
Staley
RBI
Stephens
Posada
Francona
Kirkland
Bertola
Lumpe
Stebern
Pignatano
She Sinan
PireweMs
Walker
Xatcher
Blale
I Antonelli
Stleman
Lingalata
Tmant
Stewart
Berry
Kansas Clan
Cleveland S
Grant Jertala
Allen Rivers
Latman Tausey
Causey
Bass
Latman
hesRan
Nieman
Lump Covington
R—Nowser
Sullivan
Rakow Poa
Pichatane
Ron
Enea ‘Essegian
Hr—Kirkland
Temple Pir
ER BR Or Rakow
Kuckle
Daley L
Grant
Allen Davef Latman
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Picchril
Pr— Romano
Amont
Blewart
Gerry
Linsslata
British Amateur Tough For U.S. Upset Hope
Turnberry Scotland hosts the British Amateur with 25 American entrants led by Jim McHale of Philadelphia and John Penrose of Miami. Only two Americans showed potential upsets, as U.S. hopes were dampened by a historically weak roster and sponsor disappointment in lack of a top player.
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Turnberry
Scotland
UPI
United States
Ailsa
Jim McHale
Philadelphia
John Penrose
Miami
Fla
U.S
Moore Eyes More Archs Eye Swells and Plans
Archie Moore plots a European invasion with manager Doc Kearns aiming to defend his heavyweight crown against Lennart Risberg in Sweden and fight Ingemar Johansson in a non title bout as a step toward Floyd Patterson. Rinaldi fight at Madison Square Garden may proceed, with swing by Larson Foundry’s Class D team practicing tomorrow at 6:30.
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Jack
Doc) Kearns
Sweden
Archie
Lennart Risberg
Ingemar Johansson
Johansson
Floyd Patterson
Larson Foundry
Midge
Iview
Rinaldi Oti
Italy
Madison Square Garden
Archie T
Giulio
Wastenn Assesson
Cincinnati Reds
Rome
Philadelphia Phillies
Pittsburgh Pirates
San Francisco Giants
St. Clare's Hospital
Milwaukee Braves
Chicago Cubs
Baseball Notices Better Line Little League North
Minor A will practice at Ely School diamond No. 1 tonight at 5 15.
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Little League North
Ely School
Giant Tiger Team Announces Evening Practice at Jefferson School
The Giant Tiger team in the Elyna Slow Pitch softball league will hold a practice tonight at Jefferson School diamond No 2 located at 6730. The session targets readiness and team coordination ahead of upcoming games.
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Giant Tiger
Elyna
Jefferson School
Elyria United tops Cleveland Polish Club 3 2 in league battle
Elyria United Soccer Club edged Cleveland Polish Club 3 2 in Cleveland Soccer League play yesterday as Jim Mate scored twice including the later winner. Louie Major added the other Elyria goal to knot the season at 22 won and 22. Elyria meets Cleveland Serbians next Sunday at 3 pm.
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Cleveland
Elyria United Soccer Club
Novak Electric takes lead with 30 to 3 win in Elyria Little League
Novak Electric seized undisputed first in Elyria Little League North B Minor after a four inning 30 to 3 victory. Dan Terrell homered, Mark Stewart tripled, and Bill Dull earned the win with eight walks issued by Ketchum hurlers. Ketchum’s record moves to 3-4 while Novak advances to 4-0.
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Novak Electric
Elyria
Le Mans 24 Hour Race Sets Two Records
Phil Wilt of Santa Monica and Olivier Gendebien of Belgium won Le Mans in a Ferrari covering 2781 miles at 115.8 mph. They admit they weren’t aiming for records as they clinched victory, marking their second win in four years in Europe’s toughest road classic.
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LE Mans
France
UPI
Phil Wilt
Santa Monica
Calif
Oliier Gendebien
Belgium
Europe
Elyrian Driver Takes Third in Ashland Feature Race
Elyria racer Nick Cristell places third in the 20 lap feature at Ashland's Kids Night event, finishing behind Wayne Rush of Mansfield and Bob Biffness of ML Vernon. Cristell also earned third in the opening heat.
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Ashland
Nick Cristell
Elyria
Jon
Ashfar Raceway
Wayne Rush
Mansfield
Bob Biffness
ML. Vernon
Cristell
Kansas City at Cleveland baseball game broadcast
WEOL airs Kansas City at Cleveland at 7 55 pm detailing a live baseball matchup with local radio coverage and play by play.
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Kansas City
Cleveland
Snead and Nicklaus Among Open Favorites at Oakland Hills
At the 61st U S Open preview, veterans Sammy Snead 49 and Jack Nicklaus 19 join defending champion Arnold Palmer and Gary Player as top contenders. Hogan, 40, also performs well on the Oakland Hills layout as Snead eyes a long sought Open title and Nicklaus pushes for his first major victory.
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Birmingham
Mich
UPI
Arnold Palmer
Gary Player
Sammy Snead
Jack Nicklaus
Snead
Oakland Hills
Shirtsleeved Bowlers Style Magician's Empty Sleeve Night
The Elyria Bowling Association held its 10th annual Banquet of Champions at St. Jude Church Hall with 350 attendees. Notable awards honored top bowlers and 700-series achievers, plus officials from the ABC and ERA presented cups, trophies, and year-end recognitions.
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Paul Wilkins
Elyria
Elyria Bowling Association
Wilkins
Rudy
Night Owl
George Rozic
Lorain County
Vernon Smith
St. Jude Church Hall
Johnny Frye
Cleveland
Bert Brosky
Oscar G. Dunn
Association
Robert J. Murphy
Richard T. McMasters
ABC
Herman
Fader
Loram County
Vernon M. Smith
Hayden
Daddy) Evans
EBA
Schlather Insurance
St. Jude
Glenn Harmon
Warren Schroeder
Richard Cornell
R. L. Klingensmith
Schlather
Harmon
Schroeder
Cornell
Klingensmith
Evans
Herb Guyeska
Jack Tarry Jr
Stephen Bucynski
Wesley M. Fackler
Mike Frisce
Fackler
Bycynski
America
Guyeska
Frisce
Bill
Vendors Cup North First Half Title Clinched by Morticians
Little League action shows Vendors Cup North lead with a strong 11-5 win over Lear Romeo and an 18-8 victory over Stewart Appliance. Plocher Insurance sits 7-3 after a 4th inning burst, while United Polish Club and Sudro Curtis Fuel the South standings with decisive 3-1 and 4-2 wins.
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Vendors Cup
Morticians Lead Tool
LL South
Little League North
Procher Insurance
Lear Romeo
Stewart Appliance
Lear
Ware
United Polish Club
Molders' Union
Sudro-Curtis Funeral Home
Tom Linkinson
Ware Weading
Lee McKenzie
Plocher Insurance
Toggery Shop
Electro Alloys
Tim Montague
Molders’ Union
Ken Bakos
Pat O'Hara
Jack Belleman
Jim Brown
Tim Ferrel
Sudro Curtis
Elyria Hardware
Ridge Tool
Terrel
Terry White
Ridgeview Bowling Center
Morticians and Businessmen Split Pair in Babe Ruth League
Sudro Curtis Funeral Home defeated Elyria Businessmen 74 in game one while losing 4-2 in game two. Jim Sittinger led Curtis with two hits, Tom Coughlin allowed four hits and four strikeouts for the win, and Jim Engstrom took the loss after a three hitter with eight strikeouts. Reichlin Funeral Home and Sudro-Curtis both used two pitchers in the second game as Reichlin scored all runs in the first inning.
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Sudro-Curtis Funeral Home
Elyria Businessmen
Reichlin
Molder’s Union
Sudro
Budro-Curtis F. H
Elyria Hardware
Terreil
Adolph
White
Mathews
Stacey
O'beta
Montagne
Delmar Searles
R. H. Bitehi
Lean Rothie
Plocher
Tom Overs
Marcus
Brown
Kirst
Kelser
Bob Yanke
Machovina
Lanes Retains Half-Game Sunday Softball Margin
Tarry Lanes held a narrow lead as Bowling Center and LR.C.A. split results in Elyria Sunday league play. Traxler, Holtwick and Ratci led with multiple hits and a mix of homers and doubles, while Dick Noll and Wendel Raci featured strong pitching with several strikeouts in a high‑scoring day.
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Tarry
Gilbo
Len Moore
Bowling Center
Elyria
Ray
Danney
Lr.ca
Gerars
Nepee
Bernie's
Bukowski
Tye
Tarry’s
Jack Trasler
Sing A
Bud French
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Don Blasingame
Gene Freese
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Ernie Broglio
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Smoky Burgess
Bob Skinner
Rocky Nelson
Jim Duffalo
Vern Law
Bob Friend
Orlando Cepeda
Matty Alou
Warren Spahn
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Frank Bolling
Jack Curtis
Ed Mathews
Don Nottebart
Moore
Arch
New York
Archie Moore
Giulio Rinaldi
Elyria Ponyague
XMCA
Baseball
Sal Schoid Auto’ Painting
General Electric
Broadway
Lorain
Ohio
Electricians Cup
Elyrian
Nimrod Club
Diagonal Rd
Ins
Rte
Midwest
John Gee FA
Nicklaus
Leo H. Petersen
UPI Sports
Mieklaus
Palmer
Cherry Hills
Ben Hogan
Mead
Hogan
Ralph Guldahl
Player
R. H. Plocher Insurance
Toi
Sudro-Curtis F. HB. Ocd
Hlyria
Linkinson
Michovina
Coen
Vere Coughlin
Simon
Pagstrom
Keft
Gorey
Fuehrer
Selventon
RA. Eyre
GOL
Ware Vending
Ligugen Curtis
Brown and
Sarnovsky
Swegard
Var/ Searles
Qvers
Drake
Yarka
Spisak
Sittinger
Flickinger & Sons
Cleveland St
al Renton
East Ave
John B. Kinter
Elyria, Ohio
Cary
Goodfvear
Broad St
Fast Ave
Attas
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