Decathlon to keep Ely on move at Gates Hospital event
The Chronicle Telegram reports the first annual Decathlon in Ely Stadium Friday and Saturday. Ten events unfold from 3:30 p.m. with heats in the 100 yard dash and 10 yard high hurdles. Proceeds benefit the Gates Hospital crippled children program. Tickets are $1 for adults, 50 cents for students. admission each night.
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First Annual Chronicle-Telegram Deesition Tickets On Sale
Tickets are on sale at the newspaper circulation desk and at multiple newsstands in Elyria and surrounding towns for the First Annual Chronicle-Telegram event. Tickets cost $15 for adults and 359 cents for students. The program lists shot put high jump broad jump pole vault and multiple track events across two days with groups of athletes from several cities. Participants include Dick Moore Tom Schoemng Gary Bailey Chuck Witenbafer Mike LeBorgne Brian Weisman Pasqual Ortiz John Elbert Bob Stacey Noel Pallas Merle Wilford Seve Cooke Jim Kennedy Jerry Harpricg and others.
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Elyria Wins Three and Tops League Opener
The Elyria Post 12 Legion baseball team opened the North Central Ohio Legion League with three straight wins over the weekend. Coach Bob Rieth’s squad posted a 12-0 rout of Tiffin Post 169 as Ken Lengel pitched a complete game shutout to claim his third win of the young season.
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Mustangs Rally to Tie Druggists in Lakewood Game
Elyria Mustangs and Revce Drugs played to a 3 3 tie in the Lakewood Class A InterCity League. Bob Lamars pitched, eight strikeouts, four walks as Elyria catcher Jim Dennison drove in a run. Mike Gormley led Elyria with a triple and a single while Yony Garcia and Lamats added hits. The Mustangs resume action vs Barry Lincoln Mercury at Madison Park.
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Farrells 10th win boosts Colts past Cardinals in tense tilt
Major league action featured Farrell earning his 10th win as the Houston Colts edged the St. Louis Cardinals 1 0. Chicago Cubs attacked Hart but the Pirates won 3 2 with Alvin Jackson and Larry Bear homering and Willie Mays contributing. Johnny Sain led a Giants victory behind rookie Ron Herbel as rain paused the second game.
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Dodgers, Braves sweep as Aaron and Oliver homer
In a doubleheader sweep the Dodgers and Braves beat their opponents with homers by Felipe Alou Denis Menke Hank Aaron and Gene Oliver. Tony Cloninger and Cavin pitched well. the Phillies trimmed the Mets twice as Giants edged Reds. Ellsworth hurled his ninth complete game as Cubs beat Pirates 5 2 with two four-baggers.
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Phonemen D Winners Take BD Hot Stove League Game
Elstia Telephone Co. defeated First National Bank 2 to 0 in the Class BD Hot Stove League Thursday. Phonemen D team secured the win with strong pitching and timely hits.
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Slow Pitch League showcases high scoring night across multiple games
In Elyria Slow Pitch, Keyse, led by Harold Greathouse with a mammoth double, and Jerry Udovich, toppled Sunshine Farms 13-1 with 16 hits total. Herb's Mel Nicewander powered a 12-0 win for Keyse over Mobilaid. Stoney's Rainbow Lanes overwhelmed fiumph Tarry Lanes 75 to 19-1 as Len Leninger and Gene Henderson led. C & S Asphalt crushed ATCA 18-7 behind five-hit days from Henderson, Horvath, and others.
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10th EWBA Champion of Champions Banquet in Elyria
The Elyria Women's Bowling Association hosts its 10th annual Champion of Champions Banquet on Wednesday at 6 36 p m at the Holiday Inn. Connie Mate is mistress of ceremonies with guests Mayor Fred B Sanford Sheriff Vernon M Smith and Florence Klinect. Invitations go to all championship team members and sponsors.
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Japanese sprinter wins 100 meter dash in 10.1 seconds
Hideo Yima of Japan won the 100 meter dash at a track meet on Sunday in 10.1 seconds, finishing one tenth of a second off the world record.
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Indians slump as Athletics take weekend series in Cleveland
Cleveland loses 3 of 4 to Kansas City in a disappointing home stand drop to 12 of last 15 and fall to fifth place 6 12 behind the league. Gentile's late homer seals opener as Jim O Donoghue allows seven hits and Green belts a two run shot in the seventh.
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