Younger set leads Rudy's Bowl to national fame
NORTH RIDGEVILLE The Rudy's Bowl junior team of 14 and 15 year olds placed second in Ohio and eighteenth in the world in the Mail-0-Graphic Handicap Tournament by the American Junior Bowling Congress. Led by Rick Denis and Jerry Smith, the five boys from North Ridgeville rolled a total of 2,782 pins for the event, with standout games from Sessler and Malone. The team trails a Cincinnati squad by 55 pins, while an American winner from Hawaii posted 2,911. Rudy's Hot Shots also placed 302nd among 3,875 teams in bantam division.
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Travers Pitches Vendors to Victory in 5-0 Win Over Crawford
Larry Travers taught onlookers two pitching lessons as he hurled Ohio Vending to a 5-0 Little League East win over Crawford. Travers allowed five singles, one walk, and struck out 15, driving in a three-run fourth inning with doubles by Mahl and Travers and an early hit by Crowther. Denny Schriner starred for Day's Hardware in a 4-2 win over Nehi, scattering five hits and fanning 10 as Llewellyn's triple in the sixth broke a 2-2 tie.
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Market makes do of offense in Little League West win
B and B Food Market of Little League West rallied with four hits all in the first inning to score six runs and beat Eagles 431 7 to 2. Joe Otten and Bill Baitosky led the offense with a homer and two doubles, while Ernie Valentine allowed four hits over nine innings for the victory.
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Lions Club
Rising sparks LaPorte victory night
Wayne Goodman contributed two singles as LaPorte edged their opponents to claim a victory in a lively night of play.
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Phillies finally top ex-mate Simmons after 8 straight losses
Philadelphia finally defeated Curt Simmons ending eight straight losses against his old teammates. Demeter and Callison homered as the Phillies beat the Cardinals 9 to 4, dropping St Louis from fourth in the NL race. Pirates, Mets, Orioles, Indians also won as Daley hit Powell and a near riot erupted in New York.
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Bates, 2 Hills star at Firelands
Henrietta scene at Firelands where Camden Cardinals rout Henrietta Dodgers 18 to 1 as Ken Bates collects two singles and a double with Dave Valk earning the win. Earl and Ed Hill lead Birmingham Braves offense with three hits each in a 14 to 13 victory over Brownhelm Phillies. Dennis Jones pitched the win.
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Major League Baseball Scores and Schedules Report
The American League results show Cleveland 10 over Boston 0, and Baltimore 5 New York 3, with several night games listed. National League standings highlight Minnesota and Los Angeles atop, with detailed matchups, pitchers, and postponed or rescheduled games through the period.
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Elyria Chronicle Telegram Brief Entry
Elyria Ohio June 12 192 Chronicle Telegram item appears as a stub with limited readable text. The fragment mentions a Tuesday date and locality but lacks a fuller event or action to summarize.
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Reichenbach Elimination Ties to Elyria Buzz and Ohio Talent
Wittenberg considered Rick Reichenbach for coach but favored Elyria’s push and salary limits, while Elyria allies argued he preferred his current post. The piece also notes college and pro talents of Ferguson, Davis, Collins, Hinton, and others, with mentions of Northwestern and Kent State recruits, and historical baseball links.
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