Elyria High season ticket sale and Cascade softball plans
Elyria High School aims to sell about 10 season tickets with 160 seats assigned for five home games, while George Day handles seating amid Russ Dean’s summer absence. Cascade Colony youth softball plans seek community support with Alhen and Seres coordinating, inviting helpers and donations to fund youth baseball via Amateur Night at Cleveland Stadium.
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George Day
Elyria
Pioneer
Russ Dean
Kent State University
Day
Ceason
Dean
George
Ellsworth
Albert
Jim Seres
Cascade Colony
Alhen
Seres
Elyma High Schoo
Paul Corbin
Cleveland Stadium
Brooklyn
Cleveland
Pioneers
Corbin
Warren Sotherden
Elyria Hosts State Meet and Jaycees Tennis Tourney
Ohio State Junior Chamber of Commerce Tennis Tournament planned for Elyria July 6 to 8 expects 70 to 100 entries. Separate junior and boys divisions limit entries by age, with local Jaycee champions from across Ohio forming the field. Organizers led by Leroy Johnson and Ren Rutter set committees for food housing finance registration entertainment transportation and trophies. Registration July 5 at Dascomb Hall Oberlin College with entries due June 30. Pairings July 4 at Jaycee Hall. Matches at Elynn Recreation Field and Ely Stadium first day then all at Recreation Field with 15 courts four fast-drying tenico eight clay and three Macadam.
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Elyria
Ohio
Leroy Johnson
Ren Rutter
Dascomb Hall
Oberline College
Jaycee Hall
Harwood St
Elynn Recreation Field
Ely Stadium
Stadium Courts
Recreation Field
Sac
Nis
Euclid
de Bane
Bluffton Ree
Boake
Ivan
Skip’ Johnson
Bob Vonauchen
Phil Kaiser
Bill Camp
Paul Hovey
Don Boddy
Ben Olemacher
Jack Smith
Ras Snyder
Bruce Leitenberger
Builders Win 14 9 in Class D Hot Stove League
Yates Construction outslugged Savings Deposit Bank 149 to 9 yesterday to move into third place with a 3-2 record, replaying a 6 6 tie from June 14. Bob Krosky pitched the last three frames for the win, as Yates erupted for five runs in the sixth to break a nine nine tie. Kent Ross led Yates with a double and two singles. Jerry Reeser hit a homer, Tim Thornton a triple, and John Zalfer a double. Savings Deposit produced Archie Winte and Gene Willoughby three safeties apiece and Dick Bliss, Bob Topoly, and Bos Roskesk two apiece.
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Yates Construction
Savings Deposit Bank
Hot Stove
Savings Deposit
Yates
Bob Krosky
Kent Ross
Jerry Reeser
Tim Thornton
John Zalfer
Archie Winte
Gene Willoughby
Dick Bliss
Bob Topoly
Bos Roskesk
White Sox Bolster Relief With LaPalme Acquisition
Chicago adds left handed pitcher Paul LaPalme from Cincinnati Redlegs for an undisclosed sum over the $10,000 waiver price to strengthen the Pale Hose bullpen and push toward a pennant.
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Chicago Ums
Paul la Palme
Chicago White Sea
Pale Hose Relief Corps
la Palme
Warveer
Cincinnati Redlegs
Dick Rassler
Elyria
Jerry
Ronl Schodseh
Jackson
Vancour
Shave Leads District Amateur Round At Elyria
Bob Shave Jr a 19 year old Manakiki standout posted a 71 at Elyria to pace 156 golfers in the first round of the district amateur medal play championship and the Plain Dealer Cup. Bob McCall was close behind after bogeying final hole for a 72 while Louis Cardinal Keith Clark and Ed Schultz tied at 73.
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Elynia Country Club
Sesterday
Hank Kohlmyer
Locus
AL Riera
Oberlin
Dick Doyce
Paul Royce
Lakewood Country Club
Rivera
Rover Tach
Joyce
Hohlinyer
Bob Shave Jr
Manakiki Country Club
Elyria Country Club
Shave
Elva Country Club
Cleveland
Manakiki
Elyria
Bob McCall
Pine Ridge Country Club
McCall
Louis Cardinal
Cleveland Municipal Golf Association
Keith Clark
Springvale Country Club
Regurd Ed Schultz
Chagrin Valley
Elyria area golfers pace at Manakiki in two over par rounds
Art Hudnutt of Elyria Country Club shot 76 to lead the Manakiki field with 40 on the front and 36 back. Bob Spohn, Vester, and Zaleski posted solid scores while defending champ Ed Preisser and three-time winner Steve Pipoly trailed, as Hudnutt remains within reach of next week’s home course challenge at Manakiki.
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John Whitaker
Elyria Country Club
Whitaker
Elyria
John Nahri
Conneaut
Tom Whiteway
Canterbury Country Club
Eisria
Dr. H. T. Sargis
Chuck Schmitt
ECC
Mortrs Forstman
Jim Ross
al Rivera
Oberlin
Boo Johnson
McCall
George Kinkops
Mayfield Heights
Ed Zofko
Zofko
Warren
Manakiki
Shaker Heights Country Club
Bob Spohn
Elyria Area
John Mooney
ECCC
Rudy Mate
Ed Preisser
Beecamont
Steve Pipoly
Trpecanoe Country Club
Youngstown
Hudnutt
Hame
Joe
Jamey M Lox
CMGA
Alex Sonics
LMGA
Dim Ross
Alyrte
Rivera Oberlin
Yas Tenil Royce
Lakewooa
Charles King
Ridgewood CC
Pail Fleishman
Hawtacene Vale
Roy Johnson
Elyza CC
Joe Campana
Doe Japtonia Aurore
Tom Jones
Youngswawn
Haenberi Aston
Tom Tasiar
Sinkyale
Jim Hilderbraid
Matiek
Charles Delsanter
Aurora
tHuge Leen
Last Nation
Ada
Ate
Spohn
Mike Mura
Humphrey
Dick Guardiola
Shafer Ha
Gordon
Lerry Fink
Ridzex
Henry Velotia
Johnny Shiver
Pine Ridge
Jed Thayer
Sleepy Hollow
Steve Pypol
Memo Zaesz
Oberon
STAAL
jErank Wanger Jr
Oakwood
Charles Richussa
IB Jc Coox
Maghela
Eddie Good
S P Severino
Pine Ridge CC
Cat? Daniels
Phi
Jack Chariton
Cuca
Mike Kocak
CMG
Braves stay undefeated as Hanes shrugs off miracle label
Milwaukee Braves extend their win streak to seven under manager Fred Hanes, who insists he is no miracle man. Ray Crowe delivered seven strong innings for his seventh win as Bill Bruton and Eddie Mathews homered to back a 3-1 victory over the Giants. The win keeps Milwaukee atop the NL, ahead of the Reds who beat the Dodgers. Cubs and Pirates stumble in weather-delayed games. In other majors, Red Sox and White Sox rally past Yankees and Nationals as Cleveland, Baltimore, and Boston claim wins.
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Wiveon Richman
United Press Sports
Fred Hanes
Milwwaukee
Frida
Braves
Giants
Haney
Ray Crome
Mehr
Righre Hander
Domers
Geme
Tim
Ruben
Nes
White Sox
Yankees
Bron
Sammy Esposito
Esposito
Dick Donovan
New York
Billy Martin
Sandy Consuezra
Donovan
Rip Coleman
Tom Morgan
Yanks
Larry Dobs
Garcia Blanks
Nats
Mike Garcia
Washington
Cleveland
Baltimore
George Zuverink
Bill Wight
Wayne Belard
Jack Phillips
Walt Masterson
Ted Williams
Boston
Kansas City
Wilams
Art Ditmar
Don Buddin
Red Sox
Billy Klaus
Frank Sullivan
Milwaukee Braves
Fred Haney
Charity Grimm
Vatcher del Rice
Bob Buhl
Danny O'Connell
Cards Stay Undefeated in Little League East Minor
The Cardinals won their third straight game 22 to 7 over the Braves to stay atop the division. Bob Queen earned the win for the Cards, while Jim Couch and Bob Taylor contributed with a single and double. Carl Vance had three singles and Gaylord Reed added a double for the Braves.
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Cardinals
Braves
Giants
Dodgers
Bob Queen
Jim Couch
Bob Taylor
Carl Vance
Gaylord Reed
Wertz Regains AL Lead in All-Star Fan Poll
Vic Wertz of Cleveland surged in the All-Star game fan poll to seize the American League first base lead from Boston’s Mickey Vernon as ballots closed Friday night. Wertz 23,3580 votes to Vernon 22,979, with other AL and NL leaders listed among positions, including Kell over Boone at third base and Repulski over Thomas in left field.
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New York
Vic Wertz
Cleveland
Boston
Mickey Vernon
Ford Frick
Wertz
Vernon
George Kell
Baltimore
Ray Boone
Detroit
Rip, Repulski
St. Louis
Frank Thomas
Pittsburgh
Ohio Derby Highlight and Local Baseball Doubleheader
Horse racing coverage notes Ohio Derby from KYW with racing updates. Baseball features Nationals at Cleveland via WEWS WEOL and WERE with a doubleheader. Bowling recap titled Ned Day 1s with Don Carter on KYW EV.
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ThistleDown
Weol-Em
WDOK
KYW
Cleveland
WEWS
WEOL
WERE
Don Carter
Saints Vault Into Second Place in American Association
The St Paul Saints moved into second place after Wichita fell to Minneapolis 5 to 2 despite a rainout for St Paul versus Indianapolis Friday. Don Bollweg and Bill Queen homered for Minneapolis to seal the win as Denver led the league by eight games and Indianapolis dropped into a third place tie.
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St Paul Saints
St. Paul
Indianapolis
Saints
Wichita
Minneapolis
Don Bollweg
Bill Queen
Indianapllis
St Paul
Denver
Casper's 133 Lead in Philadelphia Open Golf Tourney
Casper Jr of Chula Vista Calif held a 66 for the first half of the 72 hole Philadelphia Daily News Open at Cobbs Creek, leading by stroke over Dick Mayer and Fetchick. Field cut to 60 for final day after day two, with 126 entrants optimal, and 26 eliminated for missing 153 or better.
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Philadelphia
UPI
Casper Jr
Chula Vista
Calif
Casper
Cobbs Creek
Dick Mayer
St Petersburz
Fla Wike
Elyria Diamond Docket Little League Schedule Card
Elyria sports calendar lists minor league games at East Kiwanis Field including Giants versus Yankees Dodgers versus Indians and Tigers versus Red Sox plus White Sox versus Braves. Also Lorain League action at Ely Stadium and recreation field with Elyria Legion Juniors facing Fremont and Elks Old Timers versus Collins Auto Parts at field diamonds 1 and 3.
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J Giants
Yankees
Dodgers
Indians
East Kiwanis Field
Tigers
Red Sox
White Sox
Braves
Allen School
Little League North
West Point Cities Service
Elyria
Eagles
Elsha
Lappin
Lorain
Rone Radin
Lorain Glass
Ely Stadium
North Diamond
National Tube Co
Woll Dry Goods
Longfellow Field
Elyria Legion Juniors
Fremont
Elyria Recreation Field
Bester Line
Piocher Insurance
Stewart Radio & TV
Dr Pepper
Elyria Elks
Merchants Play Sunday Practice at Recreation Field Four
The 1.0.0 F. Merchants baseball team will practice Sunday at 2 P.M. at Recreation Field No. 4. Day's Hardware will practice tomorrow at 4:30 P.M. on Recreation Field No. 4.
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F. Merchants
Recreation Field No
Recreation Field No. 4
Local fairways event at Elyria Country Club
A two ball best ball golf event will be held tomorrow at Elyria Country Club. Winners are determined on half of each player’s handicap for low net. Also scheduled are men and women matches with full handicap differences.
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Elyria Country Clun
P. M
Donut Nine Tops Elyria Hardware 2 1 In Opener
Donuts beat Elyria Hardware 2 to 1 at Lappin Field as Lank Rockett and Dugan's Donuts lead the second half chase. Bob Stacey and teammates collected four hits for the winners while Ron Novak had two hits for the Hardware nine. Likely Rockett and United Polish Club drew 2 2 and will replay later.
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Coleaders
Ron Novak
Hardware
Finano
Dave Dicken
Dave Perkins
Allen Stacey
Bob Stacey
United
Calhoun Earns MSG Title Shot After 22nd Straight Win
Rory Calhoun, 21, unbeaten middleweight from White Plains, extended his string to 22 victories with a technical knockout of Willie Vaughn at 2:28 of the eighth round in Madison Square Garden. He floored Vaughn three times and earned a shot at Bobby Boyd in August. Broadcast drew 1,506 spectators. Calhoun weighed 160+3/4 pounds. Vaughn 159. Boyd ranked second.
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New York
Rory Calhoun
White Plains
Bobby Boyd
Madison Square Garden
Calhoun
Willie Vaughn
Los Angeles
Tim
Rory
California
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Jaycees
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Meister
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Riki
Maprahihi Country Club
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Aio Bouis Cardinsi
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Clare Spimavae
EU Schultz
Caugut Vale
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Joe Kanche
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Milwaukee
Hanes
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Brooklyn Dodge
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Cincinnati
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Carl Furtlo
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Ed Bailes
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Sal Maz
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Nelson Fox
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Yogi Berra
Tex
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Una Piteh
Milett
Dunstan
Roy Campanella
Bi Komky
Biank
ThissleDown
Ideal Cleaners
Lake Ave
Baseball
Lorain County Speedway
East Elyria Kiwanis Club
Two Tired Motorcycle Club
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