Indians Beaten By Yankees In Final Game
NEW YORK The Cleveland Indians headed back to their home grounds today after losing the last game of their series with the New York Yankees yesterday 5 to 3. A homer by Yogi Berra in the sixth after Joe DiMaggio had tripled produced the two runs which beat Bob Feller and gave the Yanks their lone victory of the sees. Three unearned runs came in the eighth when DiMaggio led off with his second double. DiMaggio scored on a Bearden error, and Paul Rizzuto scored McQuinn on his third homer of the year. Cleveland took a 1–0 lead in the fourth on Gordon’s double and Judnich’s single off Lopat. The Yankees totaled five runs, three unearned, with DiMaggio contributing a key double and Berra’s ninth‑inning miscue helping extend the Indians’ misfortune.
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Riggs To Make Tourney Debut At Forest Hills
Defending champion Bobby Riggs was set to debut today in the National Professional Tennis Tournament at Forest Hills New York. Matches with Enet Kostanoof Winter Plains were postponed yesterday along with the rest of the second round due to rain.
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Leaders In The Major Leagues
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Dayton Salesman Trapshoot Winner at Ohio Handicap
Walter Yates a 43 year old paint salesman won the Ohio Handicap feature of the 62nd Annual State Trapshoot Tournament at Vandalia by hitting 97 of 100 targets from the 18 yard line. Four shooters tied for second with 96s including M. E. Hypes West Alexandria Ohio Mont Whitney Lexington Ohio Boyd Lemberson Centerville Indiana and Fred Kahler New Albany Indiana.
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Roosevelt Diamond Clash Set For Tuesday Evening
Play At Roosevelt Elia Moose and V F W No 9019 teams will meet on the Roosevelt diamond at 6 oclock Tuesday. Players of both teams are asked to take notice.
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Excursion Planned to Indians Yankees Game
Elliott of this city plans a bus trip to Cleveland Stadium for the Indians Yankees game on Wednesday night June 23. The trip marks the Indians leadership under Bull Veeck as the second anniversary celebration. Transportation and admission price included for the Elyria excursion. Call 42-793 for details.
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Local Golf Weekend Scores At Cherry Ridge And Elyasa
Golfers across Cherry Ridge and Elyasa reported weekend scores with Joe Party posting a lifetime low 74 over 18 holes, Les Howard 75, John Bryant 79, Bul Ehike 80, and Bil Hovey 89. City League play resumes Tuesday with four matches set among General Industries, Trums Spring, Haserodt Jewelers, Cherry Ridge, Ohio Screw, Elsna Hardware, Olsen Manufacturing, and Memo's Time Orn. COS led Elvira Country Club event with a net 64, Snoble second at 65, and multiple players tied for third. The day also featured an unused four-ball foursome at Elyasa with Guthman Barton pairing strong scores, plus results from June fixtures at Elving Cawals Club and related match play outcomes.
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Auto Racing Vet Killed At Dayton Speedway
Dayton speedway mourns veteran auto racer dehn Shackleford who died after losing control in a 20-lap race. The accident occurred near the lip of the track as cars collided, with rival Ted Horn noted as the national championship contender.
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Hogan Finally Captures Open After Six Attempts
Ben Hogan, at 36, finally wins golf's National Open at Riviera Country Club. He tied for medalist with Lew Worsham, led by rounds of 68 69 on Saturday, finishing with 276, a tournament record, two strokes ahead of Jimmy Demaret who finished second. Jim Turnesa was third with 280. Bobby Lovk e, from South Africa, placed fourth. Sam Snead ended fifth with 283.
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Bankers Register Over Lorain Team For 5th Victory
The Savings Deposit Bank base ball team earned its fifth win of the season with a 14 to 12 comeback over Lorain Elks in Lorain during a Sunday all innings game at Central Park. Bernie Lysaght pitched the final four scoreless innings, striking out three, while Bob Heisman belted a ninth inning homer to spark the rally. The bankers trailed 12 to 3 before five runs in the eighth and four more in the ninth, plus two in the eleventh, secured the victory. Chuck Mason led the offense with five singles and six trips to the plate as the team racked six steals and six runs.
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Dons Take 8th Straight With Victory Over Silver's Jewelers
Elyria Dons topple Silver's Jewelers of Lorain 8 to 2 to extend their season win streak to eight and claim the Lorain Class C Teague contest. Don Hafferkamp allowed one run in two innings while Vic Janowicz drove in two runs and sparked the comeback with two hits in three trips. The Dons broke a 2-2 tie in the fourth and pulled away with four runs in the seventh aided by three hits and two walks.
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Citation Points For Rich Stakes On West Tracks
New York U P says Triple Crown winner Citation will ship to Chicago for a warm up race in the Dick Wells Stake at Arlington Downs ahead of the Arlington Classic and American Derby. Trainer Jimmy Jones aims to extend Citation’s record as he notes improved form after the Belmant Stakes victory. Coaltown leaves for Chicago separately. Citation’s earnings rise to $544,500, within reach of Whirlaway’s all-time money list.
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Valley City Wins 7th Straight In Lorain-Medina Loop
Valley City stays undefeated with a 14-9 win over Medina marking its seventh straight Lorain-Medina County Class A Baseball League victory as Frank Schaffer earned the decision and Don Fisher closed it out. Erhart shut out Grafton Larson Foundry 11-0 to climb to five wins, while Columbia crushed Litchfield 17-1 at Columbia.
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Dietrich Seeks Unconditional Release From Athletics
Philadelphia pitcher Bill Dietrich seeking unconditional release after 16 major league seasons. native of Philadelphia began with the A’s in 1933, traded to Washington in 1936, moved to the White Sox the same year, then rejoined the A’s last year. Dietrich pitched a no hit bid against the Browns on June 1 1937 and posted his best season with 16 wins and 17 losses.
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Tigers Stay Alive In Pennant Chase After Sweep Of Senators
Detroit stays within eight games of the Indians after sweeping a Washington four game series with 9 3 and 9 2 wins. Dizzy Trout and Virgil Trucks lead the mound work while Dick Wakefield contributes power, including a two run homer in the second game and three RBIs on two hits. Hal Newhouser extends a six game winning streak during the trip as Detroit closes a tough road swing with a 7 5 loss to the Browns and other almanac notes ensue.
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Potter Fired by Connie Mack After Poor Relief Showing
Nelson Potter, a 36 year old veteran reliever, was discharged by Athletics manager Connie Mack after an uneven relief appearance in the first game of a doubleheader with the St. Louis Browns. Potters rough eighth inning, including a bases loaded walk and three hits, helped the Browns rally to win 7-5. Mack reportedly told Potter to take his check as he left for the showers before his departure to Chicago.
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Funeral Arrangements Set For Wayne Wright
Funeral services are arranged for Wayne Wright 52 former big league pitcher who died in Columbus Ohio Wright played for the St Louis Cardinals and Browns after a standout Ohio State career ending in 1917 He also played with Louisville of the American Association Wright later returned to Ohio State as head baseball coach in 1928 30 31.
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Wolf Hunting With Plane
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