Five Horses Dominate Elyria Saddle Club Show Wins
Wellington reports lively Lorain County Fair arena as about 350 horses and riders paraded for 28 events. Five doubles led by Mr Chips owned by Tony Johnson of Lorain and Tomahawks Lady owned by Bob Hart of Marysville highlighted a day of 32 first places across 16 afternoon and 12 evening classes amid light rain and scattered sun.
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Lorain County Fairgrounds
Ledger
Jim Cobb
Grafton
Cobb
Tex
Texas
Sunshine
Kitty Kat
Mongerey
Judy
Texas Sunshine
Jim Cobb Jr
Dick Remsiak
Mr.l Chips
Tony Johnson
Lorain
Johnson
Bob Hart
Marynville
Lady Buck
Joan Kreuter Af
Marion
Button’s King
Bruce Bickel
Dayton
Big Bill
Joseph Buhey
Sugar Run Farm
Mt Sterling
Big’ Bill
Princess
Vicki, Hall
Sue Hall
Western Pony
Major Sunshine
Charles Vaughn
Avon Lake
Gentleman Jim
Ray Witbeck
Amherst
Gar-Mar Farms
Wellington
Gin Ricky
Lorna Radcliffe
Western Pleasure Horse
Flame
Maribelle Murray
Captain Max
Dan Bhevier
Marysville
J. C. Fadsey
Idlean Farm
Talk of the
Kay Keefer O
Fashion Pi
Judy Johnson
Silver Grosz
Hero Peet
She
A. Belle
Shirley Benhan
Mast
North Kima
Arkansas Traveler
Jane Wood
Sunbury
Judy Cobb
Shawn Hammon
Rageee Hamton
Shion
Nichols Lindy
Kay Robinson
Solun
Little Cotton
Sarara Duck
Robert Duck
Chile Sue
Rdden
Ferb Meee
Collection
Buttercup
Judy Mairs
Wooster
Floyd Crowe
Robinson Pony Farhs
Dunkirk
Monterey
Sandy Brownlee
North Lima
Avon
Lake
Jim Cobo
Sutton
King
Lillie Catton
Lillie Catton Top Joe
Rosert Duck
King Wardlaw
Hay Witbeck
Amhers
Miss Palien
Dick Zaleski
Canon
M& M
Soon Xing
Les Barbero
H. B Polen
Canton
Charles Veughin
Linda Jean Rex
Penny Lin
Bucyrus
Carl Hoeper
Westlake
J. Ready
Sharon Hammon
Roscoe Hammon
Shiioh
Petunia
Pete
Kristine Wood
Gentiemin Jim
Gar Mar Farms
Big Bill B
Joe Bahey
Sugary Run Farm
Sterling
Bachelor
Ralph Miller
Elma Tschussy
Fremont
Chief White Cloud
Joan Horton
Loraine
Mahogany
Bert Ward
Berlin Heights
Tamahaws
Ceady
Hot Hart
Fashion Plate
Royal Clipper
Carole Huckins
H & H Stables
Bath
Sulver Cross
Herb Peet
Diamond Babe
Barbara Flanagan
Topper
Dim Cobb
Scotts
Walter Lindgas
General Ike
Our Gal
Janet Freeman
Norwalk
Pou_ Chip
Riden
D Heller
Stoney Ridge
Top Joe
iMares
Button
Becky
Bob Battles
Wadsworth
E Polen
Joe Suhey
Sugar Run Farms
Gaylealder
Gay Mar Farms
the Stranger
Barbara Lavarack
Chagrin
Falls
Mshog
Jany
Paitie Ward
Western Stake
Bend Contess
Chips
Tony] Johnson- Rain
Skipper
Tidder
Max McKee
Coshuctun
Adcock Leads Braves To Double Win In Haney Era
Joe Adcock returned to the Milwaukee lineup as a starter and slugged two homers in the first game and one in the second, fueling a 5-4, 3-1 two game sweep over the Brooklyn Dodgers. The outburst helped trim the NL race, placing Milwaukee within two games of Pittsburgh and reshaping the standings. Bobby Thomson homered in the opener for Milwaukee, while Adcock’s left field roof homer at Ebbets Field made history as a tape measure blast.
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Joe Adcock
Charley Grimm
Milwaukee Braves
Fred Haney
Adcock
Braves
Grimm
Jolly Cholly
Big Joe
Haney
Cholly
Brooklyn Dodgers
Ebbets Field
Milwaukee Strong Bay
Megatcap
Bobby Thomson
Milwaukee
Pittsburgh
Pirates
St. Louis
Stan Musial
Tom Poholsky
Bobby del Greco
Hank Sauer
Willard Schmidt
Jim Konstanty
Cincinnati Redlegs
Brooklyn
Giants
Dusty Rhodes
Daryl Spencer
Willie
Dayton Refuses All Star Game
William Bill Kidd of the Ohio High School Football Coaches Association announced that Dayton has turned down hosting the 157 th all star football game. The 1957 all star contest will be staged in Canton on August 17 under the association rules the game goes to the southwest district.
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New
Philadelphia
William Bill Kidd
Ohio High School Football Coaches Association
Dayton
Canton
Jern
Western Trail Horse Montana and other riding classes recap
The entry list covers multiple horse show divisions with riders and owners from Wellington, Lorain, Mansfield, Ashland, and surrounding areas. Notable names include Jan Judy Johnson, Harold Dickinson, Dan Bevier, and Joan Kreuter, among others, competing in halter, western ladies, western pony lead in, and related events.
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Lngton
Captain Kidd
Steve Karson
Lorain
Ais Bill
Joe Butey
Buger Hun Farm
Mt Steringworl
Sheik
Belvedere
June Rowe
Bucyrus
Hockets
Judy Easwon
Chagris Falls
Kay Keetex
Judy Johnson
Starlight
John Huber
Whitdale Farms
Cheniac
Bhitey Benban
A Bans
Lakewood
Joseph Rosenbaum
Avon Lake
Sporting Mariway
Jim Hoekstra
Galion
Night Scene
Louise Lister
Parma Heights
Black Jack Rex
San- 45 Brumiee
John Crattig
North Ima
Nichols Lindy
John Schaeffer
Bill and
Kay Robinson
Salon
Little Lulu
Dale Bergh
Haren Gergh
North Olmstead
Texas Sunshine
Judy Cobb
Jim Cobb
Grafton
Major
Marlene Sims
Avon
Western Palomino
Captain Maz
Dan Bevier
Wellington
Don Nutdermier
Ken-star Stabies
Shell of Belvedere
Golden Jubilee
Judy Easton
Chagrin Falls
Goitea Gas
Mary Schofield
Gus Seldorf
Collins
Gorgeous George
John Patty
Marion Won
Black Jack Rez
John Crattiz
Marion
Mike Dude
Beverls Wrueger
John Bazonik
Berea
Flame
Maribelle Murray
Marco
Jack
Richard Howard
Amherst
Sliver
Sonny
Supreme
Frank Soyson
Gigtia
Cahekey Red
Beverly Racculle
PAL~ Caninos
Captain Max
Weiltngton
Traveler
Bob Hart
Marysyillz
Dine
Glenn Berkheimer
Fremont
Gelden Burnt
Roger Elson
Ashland
Golden Sand
Stephen Nichols
Mansfield 5
Lady Buck
Joan Kreuter
Mr. Chips
Toni ‘Johnson
Little Firrt
Cookie Rienhart
Colossus
Hickory Bee
Barb Hatlabin
Mansfield
Little Joe
Evalee Geisier
Osyton
Western Pony
Princess
Vicki Aalt
Sue Hart
Woni Chipper
Jerry Bison
Terry Ellison
Petunia Pete
Nancy Wood
Kristie Wood
Sunbury
Little Broger Besar
Gary Brownles
Worth Tima
General Ike
Lora A Auene
Charles Vaughn
Avonake
Baseball Results United Press Summary Leagues Game Notes
American and National Leagues feature multiple games with winners listed as agents for United Press. Highlights include home runs by Mass and Lepeño, Schmidt winning for St Louis, and key pitching by Munger, Hing, and McMahan. Notable scorelines show tight finishes in Philadelphia, Chicago, and Baltimore matches with varied substitutions and lineups.
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United Press
Bashington
Cae
Sty Danis
Guo
Stewart
Chakales
Grob
Eeobur
Hace
Courtney
Donovan
Mass
King
Poiles
Law Dear
Muislal
Heeler
Juniors Defeat Ashland in Tight Elyria Victory
Elyria Post No 12 junior baseball team won its third of five after a 12 hit attack over Ashland. Sandy Olds led with a homer, double, and single. Stan Plato added a double and two singles. Lynn Pankoff had a double and a single. Brian Hays started, Al Noster earned the win with three strikeouts. Ashland left 15 on base. Elyria meets Fremont Sunday.
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Ashland
Elyria
American Legion Post
Gene Henderson
Brian Hays
al Noster
Hays
Noster
Fremont
Vria
Blyela AB
E Novak
Rere
Tomsic
Henderson
Plata
Plato
Bowman
Plodock
United Press
National League Noster
Ieee
Vittsburgh
Saee
Messner
Is P Corre
Brooklyn
Anes
Edwards
St. Louis
Pom
Hamilton
Miwaukee Tae
Briggs
Wee
New York
Chicago
Philadelphia xGames
R Johnson
Cincinnati
Dilfendotter
Or Maneese
Milwaukee
Epperf
Pittsburgh
Lavengood
Philadelphia
Hardy
St Ks
Elysia
Aspland
Sato
Olds
Pankoff
Aic Kinsey
Haddix
guns—Olds
My Bowman
Howman
Pahp
Eline
Modoc
Repp
Zigrg
McKinley St. Louis
Baye
McChicago
Kinley
McKinley
Messi Milwaukee
Baseball scores and schedules from New York and major leagues
A sports brief lists results from Saturdays and Sundays for teams including New York, Cleveland, Boston, Detroit, Baltimore, Kansas City, Chicago, Washington, and others. It notes upcoming pitching matchups and Tuesday games, covering American Association and International League standings with several scores and records.
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W.L. Pet
New York
Chicago
Boston
Cleveland
Detroit
Baltimore
Kansas City
Washington
Turisy
Foytacs
Baltimors
Wight
Wilson
Mont
Jester
Keliner
Amerrican Association
Amerrican Association Withits
Minneapolis
Omaha
Louisville
St. Paul
Indianapolis
Denver
Charleston
International League Forents
Richmond
Montreal
Columbus
P Lati
Buffain
Havana
Rochester
Minnich Fires 67 In Elyria Country Club Title
Paul Minnich, 1955 Elyria Country Club champion, shot six under par 67 in a round that featured 34 on the first nine and 33 on the second. He eagled the 438 yard fifth hole, birdied seven times, and bogeyed two, tying a club record for the regulation tees and sharing the clear lead with notable company.
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Paul Minnich
Elyria Country Club
Minnich
Hele
Lorain
Notre Dame
Clark Black
Elyria
R. C. Reed
Oliie Minnich
Showdown Looms In LLN Half Title Chase Two Leaders Clash Tomorrow Night
Procher Insurance and Stewart Radio & TV, tied for first in Little League Norths first half title chase, prepare for a pair of games that will decide the half. Stewart beat Dr Pepper 4 2 and Plocher edged Better Line 5 1 as Burnett and Andress starred for the winners.
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Munich
Plocner Insurance
Ay Stewart Radio & TV
Mansen
Abe Eres
Pepper
Plocher
Stewart
Dr. Pepper
Burnett
Ron Burnett
Wally Rice
Ricky Breckelbaum
Dick Rice
Frances Smith
Bob Murphy
Dave Lowery
Wertz Takes Lead In AL All Star Poll
New York dispatch notes strong fan support for Frank Thomas and Vic Wertz elevating them to lead their positions in the American League All Star poll. Thomas tops the list after Rip Repulski’s injury, while Wertz moves ahead of Mickey Vernon as Mantle remains the top overall vote getter with 18,074 votes.
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New York
INS
Frank Thomas
Pittsburgh
Belcher
Vic Wertz
Cleve
Ford Frick
Thomas
Rip Repulski
St. Louis
Wertz
Boston
Mickey Vernon
Mickey Mantle
New York Yankees
Cotton Favored To Upset Szuzina In TV 10 Rounder
New York Tonight Charley Cotton of Toledo Ohio a twice Giardello conqueror is 13-5 to beat Franz Szuzina in their TV ten round debut at St Nicholas Arena Szuzina a club fighter with 12 draws in 55 bouts 1 defeat and a 32 11 12 record with 19 knockouts Cotton 41 100 with 22 knockouts and no draws is the favorite in the St Nicholas Arena bout
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New York
Germany Wins in Stockholm Equestrian Triumph
Germany led by Hans-Gunter Winkler won the team equestrian event in Stockholm as the United States finished fifth yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Stockholm
Hans-Gunter Winkler
United States
Funeral Today for Ingerton Former Pro Baseball Star
Funeral services are held today in Peninsula Ohio for William J Scotty Ingerton 70 a former professional baseball player He played for the Cleveland NAPS under Larry Lajoie and in his Boston Nationals days he roomed with the late Cy Young of Newcomerstown Ohio
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Cleveland, C
INS
Peninsula
William J
Scotty) Ingerton
Cleveland Naps
Larry Lajoie
Boston Nationals
Cy Young
Newcomerstown
Stewart Cups Title Champion in National Golf Meet
Maer lene Stewart of Rollins College won the National Women's Collegiate golf tournament held in Lafayette Indiana. Stewart claimed the championship with strong play and led through the final rounds securing the title for Rollins College.
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Lafayette, Ind
INS
Maerlene Stewart
Rollins College
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Elyria Saddle Club
Lorain County Fairrounds
Midpite
Cathy Jones
G. G. Watts
Axton
Capper Modder
Emery Wright
Mt Vernon
James McAvena
Loudonville
John Henry Allen
J. C. Bryan
Mogadore
Tony Jonnson
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Hilly Kat
Jim Aa Seretoe
Snake Weed
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Western Parade
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Charéon
Tampas
Russ Rowley
Spencer
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Russ Gifford
Geslect
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Luck
Joan Breuter
Marion Wan
Little Part
Cookie Ritehart
Patty L
Little Amigo
Traden
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Tony
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Jor Yuronich
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Binds Jean Rex
Penny Lin Stables
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Eva Pancoast
Monroeville
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Chuck Draga
Bud
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Fetunla Pete
Kristin
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Obs Jr
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Charles Vaught
Arkansas
Sue
Earl Dickinson
Greenwich
Max Mctiee
Coshocton
Mr Chips
Lotaln
Jill Cobb
Chronicle-Telegram
Plymouth Cranbrook
Overdrive
W. Broad
RADIO
Deetz, Inc
Grimms
United Press Sports
Mays
Bill White
Joe Nuxhall
Smokey Burgess
Phils
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Bobby Dell
Robin Roberts
Willie Jones
de Ennis
Sam Tones
Eddie Miksis
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Sherm Lollar
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Stobb
Ted Lepcio
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Frank Sullivan
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Rosbuck
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Roe
Crone
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Newcombe
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Hodges
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LaPalme
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Sarhi Winder
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Nuxhall
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Sports Desk
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Nets
Jim Andress
Scott Basinger
Ted Chucko
Stewart Radio & TV
Strutton
Adress Ani Abl
Plocher Taskance
Belter Line
Ono
Flaherty
Kowalski
Murjohy
Burkhardt
Szuzina
West Side Lumber & Eqal CO
Ome
Ingerton
Stewart Cups
B. F. Goodrich
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