Youth Is Spelled Class in New Yankee Mound Staff
Yankees manager Casey Stengel shapes a classy pitching staff as Ralph Houk guides a 3-1 win over the Angels. Bill Stafford outduels Ted Bowsfield, while Whitey Ford falters early before a bullpen surge.
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New Yankee Mound
Dick Joyce
United Press International
Ralph Houkarow
New York Yankees
Casey Stengel
Yankee
Angels
Stafford
Ted Bowsfield
Houk
Bill Stafford
Angeles Angels
Ken
New York
Hunt
Lee Thomas
Yankees
Indians
Iin
Tony
Kubek
Mickey Mantle
Elsion
Kiddie Howard
Bronx
Lopez
Hhas
Whitey Ford
Trip
Rolandman
Sheldon
Ralph Terry
Fans flock to beaches as Indians draw small crowd
Cleveland Indians quieted by a beachgoing crowd of 14,008 at a doubleheader, while fans enjoyed sun at East Harbor, Hole-In-The-Wall, and Lakeview Park. The article notes rising beachgoer interest and compares other outdoor activities to watching baseball. It also cites a Phillies tryout at Lorain and a Little League film event, plus high school stats from Wellington and Midview.
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Kansas City
East Harbor
Hole
Nickels Plate Tracks
Lorain
Lakeview Park
Cleveland
UPI
Indians
Cleveland Indians
Philadelphia Phillies
Lorain's
Longfellow Field
Tony Lucadello
American Legion
Indians and Yankees duel over first place lead
Indians and Yankees clash as Lea Posada Funk targets a record pace while Bob Allen starts for Cleveland and Jim Coates for New York in a high stakes showdown. Vic Power caps a big night with three RBIs and Willie Kirkland slugged his eighth homer as Perry seeks another strong outing in relief. Around 30,000 fans expected for the pivotal game.
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Jim Coates
Ford
Bob Turley
Art Ditmar
A’s
Indians
New York
Detroit
Kansas City
Tigers
Yankees
Roy Sievers
al Smith
Chicago White Sox
Baltimore Orioles
Mike Fornieles
Minnesota
Boston Red Sox
Twins
Billy O'Dell
Los Angeles Dodgers
San Francisco Giants
Sievers
Chicago
Smuth
White Sox
Don Larsen
Fornieles
Boston
Chuck Shilling
RBI
Red Sox
Harmon Killebrew
Dodgers
Cincinnati
Giants
Reds
Roger Craig
Dodger
Lea Posada Funk
Nerformance
Bob Allen
Vis
Tribe
Allen
M-boys
Mickey Mantleman
Roger Maris
Funk
Perry
Yonight
Posada
Power
Yanks
Vic Power
Willie Kirkland
Lhatter
Dunphy
49Th St
Eighth Ave
Willie Pep
Don
Willie
Pep
Broadway
Traxler and Volk Shine in City Industrial Softball Duel
In Recreation Field last night U.P.C. topped Elyria Telephone Co. 40 to 0 as Jack Traxler pitched a one hitter and Bill Velk yielded two hits. Traxler and Velk combined for a dominating one two punch, with Traxler racing to the win behind a 10 strikeout effort and Velk allowing only two hits. Joe Bukowski tripled, Steve Kiminski and Chuck Mason doubled for the winners, while John Carr fanned six for the losers. Elyria Telephone’s Dave Abbey beat a bunt for a rare safe moment. Bill Archer homered for Angelina’s, as the scene featured strong hitting from multiple players and a lopsided final.
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Traxler
U.pc
Elyria Telephone Co
Velk
Angelina
C. A. Olsen
Traxter
Telephone
Dave Abbey
Joe Bukowski
Steve Kiminski
Chuck Mason
Tranter
John Carr
Bill Green
Gordie Freeman
Volk
Rick! Carr
Schroeder
An Volk
Bill Archer
Ridgeville Hires Football Coach
NORTH RIDGEVILLE Clarence M. Molitor was named head football coach at Ridgeville High School at a Board of Education meeting. The 33 year old, 1955 Ohio Northern graduate with a master’s from Ohio State will teach history and biology. He arrives from Spencerville High School and is Ridgeville’s third coach in as many seasons.
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North Ridgeville
Clarence M. Molitor
Ridgeville High School
Board of Education
Molitor
Spencerville High School
Allen County
Ridgeville
Phil Perkins
Richard Lowry
Elyria High School
Ohio Northern University
Ohio State University
Union High School
Upper Sandusky
Lengel Dominates PONY League Pitching For Fire Fighters
Lengel fanned 20 of 21 outs in a near perfect outing as Fire Fighters beat Dicken Funeral Home 12 0 in Elyria. Loren Lorain County Savings and Trust topped Hart Construction 15 2 while Belter Lines blanked Rotary Club 5 0. Other games saw Manufacturers and Fabricators defeat Wilmot Printing 14 2.
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Lengel
Fire Fighters
Dicken Funeral Home
Lorain County Savings and Trust
Hart Construction
Jim Polen
Beitar Lines
Rotary Club
Tom Haney
Roy Brushaber
Wilmot Printing
Greg Cowen
Dick Lappi
Lorain County Bankers
Dicken
Hart
Belter
Wilnor
Rotary
William Board
Lorain County
Fire Fighter
Jim Karby
Dennis Fujka
Coven
Art Jenkins
Jim Super
Dunphy Reflects on 20 Years of Fight Reporting
New York sports writer Don Dunphy marks two decades of boxing coverage on radio and TV. He recalls early battles with ASCAP and BMI over royalties, his audition for Gillette, and key memories from Conn Louis to Willie Pep. He notes how boxing description shaped his career and the move from radio to television.
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New York
HTNS
Don Dunphy
Denny Moyer
Nunez
Dunphy
Billy Conn
Joe Louis
ASCAP
Broadcast Music, Inc
Station Wins
B.M.I
Adam Hals
Sammy ‘Tawh
Gillette
Mutual
Madison Square Garden
Irvin Rosee
Mike Jacobs
Irwin
Ted Husing
Columbia
Christoforidis
Andy
EMT
CBS
Husing
the Garden
Anton Christoforidis
Gus Lesnevich
Craig Smith
Boston
Lesnevich
Gus
Conn-Louis
Allen Cook
Word + Telegram
Tomorro
Neous
Conn
Billy
Don
Willie Pep
Bob Montgomery
Sugar Robinson
Tony Zale
Bowling Results for RMY's Kings and Querns Event
Bowling results show Carrier-Garaka 5-4 defeat Darby-Burion 8-4 with Wayne Darby scoring 480 and Huskinson-Wilkins 597 taking second in the intergroup. Norris-Beall 455 led by Fred Huskinson 476. Waister-Bachelor 845 and Reynolds-Mate 166 produced further scores. Louise Haleter 490 and Malone Smith 482 led their matches. First place awarded to Darby-Barton and Hal Blake Bachelor. Hal Blake 520 in the series.
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Rmy's
Kings & Querns
Carrier-Garaka
Darby-Burton
Hkh
Wayne Darby
Huskinson-Wilkins
Norris-Beall
Fred Huskinson
Waister-Bachelor
Reynoldy
Louise Haleter
Wilvon-Blake
Malone Smith
Hal Blake
Darby-Barton
Halstett
Hal Blske
Elyria Area Softball Schedule Highlights And Matchups
Elyria and surrounding leagues host a busy lineup of Day 5 games across youth and senior divisions. Legions Juniors face Brunswick and Elyria teams at multiple fields while City Industrial Softball features Lear-Romeo and Gage Corp clashes. Various Little League, Trebirds, and North Ridgeville contests fill the evening with games at West Recreation Field No 1 and other local venues as Akron, Ashland, and Elyria participate in a regional junior tournament.
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Lexington Ave
Clans
DP Hot Stove
West Side
Legion Cubs
West Recreation
Day's
Elyria
Rec
Legion Juniors
Brunswick
Elyria Bly Stadium
City
Lear-Romeo
Gage Corp
Olsen
Stang’s
Kasper
UPC
Littubr League
UTH
Elyria Haidwarr
Ridgin
Norton Pileid
Mailders
Sudro-Cyurts
Piuch Sopugall
Trebirds
Bernie's
Fire Dept
Star Bakery
Supper Club
Durkee
Guent Tiger
Phandler
Sanitary
Topping
Els
Chu Ginb
Ridge Tool
Eaptern Heights
Plig
Elyria Dahlea
Jefferson
CYO
Blue Sky
North Ridgeville Gleague
Whnd
Lappin Field
Wittle League North
Ware Vending
Plocher Fast Kiwanis
Togknry
Electro Alley
Bellamy's
Norban
BA Boys Lions Club
Ridgeville Leagle
Gardner's
Spliver Drug
Rirwe
Ira Bess
Hudys Sugar
Udke
HOF
Spove — Savings Bank
Elyria Telephone
Legion Guns
al Minsfield
City Industrial
St Jonas
West Recereation
Angel Finis
Gage Corp Ree
Lear-Romro
Bittner
Hark
Rosary
Lorain County Bank
Fireghters
Beller Line
pRicken's Foorral
Wilmot
Ree
Ridgee View
Chuo Merhan Pield
Ridge Tool Va Sudro-Curtis
Little Leag North -Plocher Tnsurance Va
Toggery
East Kiwanls Field
Byewart
78 1 Shot Wins At Northfield Park Pace Race
Mattie McKlyo, a 73-1 shot, won the Class CL Pace at Northfield Park on Monday night. The four year old mare paid $159.60, eclipsing the season high of $126.80 set earlier, after favorite Chuck MacArthur broke stride in the final turn, scattering riders in the eight horse field.
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Northfield
Ohi
Mattie McKlyo
Northfield Park
Day
Chuck MacArthur
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