Indians Clinch Series. A's Next Up In Brutal Rally
The Indians swept Cleveland home games and sit at 34-29 after a four game set with the Athletics being led by Garcia Feller and Lemon in wins with Wynn starting Tuesday against Philadelphia. The article notes season counts and remaining schedule as they chase 500 pace and describe the box score results.
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Robinsons Ambition Is To Be Tap Dancer
EW YORK The world middleweight title fight between Sugar Ray Robinson and Joey Maxim is analyzed as Robinson shows multiple personas both in and out of the ring. The piece portrays him as a charitable, stage-loving, sometimes unreliable figure with a flair for showmanship and a noted business acumen.
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Wallpaper Nine Beaten 14-5 in Lorain Youth Center tussle
Castle's Wallpaper & Paint remains undefeated in the Hat Stove League after a 14-5 loss for Wallpaper Nine at the Lorain Youth Center. The visitors surged with 11 runs in a three inning rally, Martinez homered twice, Bruce added two singles for Castle's.
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Indians Sweep Red Sox With 7-0 Victory
Cleveland shuts out Boston 7-0 in the opener as Steve Gromek earns his fourth win, aided by Harris's scoreless ninth. In the nightcap, Mike Garcia gains his 10th win in a 5-4 win, handing Dizzy Trout his first loss for Boston. Rosen leads Cleveland with three hits in game one, Doby and Kell homer, while the Indians move within one percentage point of third place.
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Legion Nine Tops Jewelers in Exhibition Tilt
American Legion Post 12 beat Gardner Jewelers 10 to 8 at Lappin Field. Ron McDock earned the win as Legion blew a four run first inning lead and held on despite Gardner’s late surge. Earl Elbert and Tom Daniels led offense with key hits. Gardner’s Nicholas took the loss.
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Dodgers Must Use Roe More Says Bucs' Meyer
Pirates manager Billy Meyer urged the Dodgers to rely more on Preacher Roe as their pennant bid hinges on proper rotation. Roe is 6-0 this season with a 28-3 stretch dating back to last year, while other Dodgers starters have shouldered the load. Meyer also questioned Hal Gregg's impact with the Giants and recalled past losses tied to Gregg's pitching.
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Five Blooper Tilts On Tap This Week
Five Blooper League games are scheduled this week at the Lexington Avenue softball field. Tuesday features United Polish Club versus Coach Uthe Company at 6 15 and Perry Fay Company against Toggery Shop at 7 45. Wednesday includes Erb Radio versus Ohio Fuel Gas at 6 15, United Polish Club versus Fruehauf Trailer Company at 7 45, and Gibby s Place against Coach Uthe Company at 9. Toggery Shop and Gibby s Place hold the league s two perfect records with four wins each.
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Moscrey Released to Lynchburg in Piedmont League Move
Columbus Red Bird officials said infielder Bob Moscrey has been assigned to Lynchburg in the Piedmont League. The shift opens room for incoming outfielder Russ Derry, obtained recently from Rochester.
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Clevelander earns second feature win at Lorain County Speedway
Dick Jackson of Cleveland captured his second consecutive feature at Lorain County Speedway on Sunday. He overtook Art Plas of Elyria after Plas’s left front wheel failed on lap 19 while Plas finished sixth. The 41-car field included Lou Nagy of South Amherst and Ivan Hassell of Avon Lake among others.
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Woody Wright
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Co Leaders Paired In E League Game
Class E Hot Stove Baseball League schedule shows two Tuesday games and a Thursday doubleheader. Top teams 1.0.C.F. No 103 and Castle’s Wallpaper & Paint seek early dominance as follows face off in the featured clash. All games start at 6 o'clock.
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Odd Fellows Meet East Carlisle in Independent Tilt
Odd Fellows 1.0.0. No. 103 from the Class E Hot Stove League faces East Carlisle at East Carlisle School Tuesday at 6 30 oclock. All Odd Fellows players must report promptly for the game.
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White Sox climb to second after taking series from Yankees
The White Sox win three of four against the Yankees to move into second place two games behind New York. Highlights include Marvin Grissom's seven hitter and Sherm Lollar driving in both runs in the 9-1 clincher. Yankees take game one 3-0 on Bob Kuzava’s two hitter.
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Little League East Ninees Open Second Half Schedule
Little League East play resumes Tuesday with four teams at Lappin Field. Gardner Jewelers, first-half champions, meet Lorain Glass at 7 15 PM while Restaurant faces Knights of Columbus at 6 PM. The twin bill starts the second half as co leaders seek early victories.
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Legion Juniors Cup Opener: Elyria Top Oberlin 3-1
Elyria Post 12 opened the Lorain County elimination with a 3-1 win over Oberlin American Legion Juniors. Dick Kosco limited Oberlin to three hits over seven innings with 14 strikeouts, as Elyria notched its third straight victory. Triples by Mac Shilling and Jerry Welburn and a run by Almon Garrett sparked a two-run first inning, while Ron Fenik led the offense with two singles.
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Savitt Opens Wimbledon Tilt Against Kumar in Curtain Rise
Reigning champion Dick Savitt of the United States faces India's Naresh Kumar in the opening curtain-raiser at the 66th Wimbledon Championships on center court. Savitt, a joint third favorite at 6 to 1, is expected to clear his first hurdle as four first round matches fill the schedule. Frank Sedgman of Australia, favored at 2 to 1, starts on court two against Spain's Jamie Bartroli.
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Red Sox Chattel Smashes In First Minor League Start
Boston's $125000 bonus baby Frank Baumann, 18, a left handed pitcher, debuted for Louisville Colonels in a 5-0 win over Columbus Redbirds. He pitched seven innings, struck out five, walked three, allowing four hits as three Redbirds nailed singles with no runner reaching second.
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