Football's footballs echo through fall schedule previews
The Chronicle Telegram flags a busy football season with Browns home slate at Cleveland and several away games, plus college sked featuring Ohio State Michigan and Kent State, Baldwin Wallace Oberlin and Bowling Green. Youths and alumni prepare for autumn football as TV and travel widen the gridiron footprint.
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Reds Riding Robinson Lead To First NL Pennant Hope
The Cincinnati Reds surge under Frank Robinson lifts them to a two game edge over the Los Angeles Dodgers as Robinson fuels the attack with a homer, double and sacrifice fly and steals a base in a 7 5 win over the St Louis Cardinals. Purkey earns his ninth victory. Cubs, Braves, and Pirates win elsewhere. In the AL, Tigers hold one game edge after 6 4 win over the Senators. Maris drives in four for the Yankees as Ford notches 12th win.
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Baseball Standings and Scores From Press Review
Major League Baseball standings show Los Angeles atop the American League and Milwaukee leading the National League with tight gaps and games behind. Thursday results highlight Detroit, Baltimore, and New York wins, while pitchers and line scores detail multiple games including a Braves Giants homer record and a Pirates Phils clash with Burgess injured.
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Molketin's 780 Leads Lorain County Speed Plant Point Pursuit
Ed Molketin of North Olmsted leads the Lorain County Speedway points race with 780, 200 ahead of Mack Clingan, heading into tomorrow night's stock car card. The top 20 lists Martincic third with 555, and Conroy out after an injury. The program features seven super modified events and three hardtop dalopies.
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AFL Ponders Overtime And Two Key Rule Changes
In Buffalo, NY, AFL owners backed a near-certain sudden death overtime proposed to decide tied games after regulation. They also supported two other ideas: eliminating the fair catch on punts and forcing receiving teams to rush kickoffs into the end zone. The league faced a $2.5 million loss in its first 1960 season.
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Unclear Game Record Loses to Opponent in Schedule Confusion
Incomplete OCR shows a box score fragment with players Cisco Fornieles Nixon Dure Jamies Rice Sadowski and Pies rokales. Only games scheduled. Missing dates locations and full team names prevent precise summary.
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Detroit at Cleveland Baseball Broadcast Schedule
WEOL carries Detroit at Cleveland tonight at 7 55 p m with early coverage in Cleveland. WIW TV and WEOL replay tomorrow at 1 55 p m to air the game updates and timings.
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Redingtons No-Hitter Sinks West Side Lumber in League
Day's Hardware capitalized on two West Side Lumber errors to win 3-2 and solidify its top position in Elyria Class D Hot Stove Baseball. Day's collected six hits while West Side's two runs came from miscues. In a separate Class D game, Elyria Telephone Co. defeated Elyria Savings and Trust 13-8 as Telco built an early lead and held on for the win.
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Firelands Nine Tops Huntington in Class B Battle
Firelands boosters defeated the Huntington Eagles 74 in a Firelands Class B hot stove baseball game. Allen Wolford earned the win as Firelands collected six hits off the Eagles in Henrietta last night.
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Insurance Wins 3-2 In Babe Ruth League Action
Terry Mann pitched the win for Schlather Insurance defeating Reichlin Funeral Home 3-2. Mann walked five and struck out seven, allowing four hits to Queen’s five strikeouts. The game featured Mann’s lone extra-base hit a double.
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Sackett Cards Ace Sackett Cards Ace
Amherst golfer Pete Sackett in the Flyria City League at Cherry Ridge CC scored a rare par three hole in one on the 130 yard, nine iron. He calmly shared the moment with friends then went home, later realizing his clubs were left in the parking lot cart at the course.
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No-Hitter and Shuts Outs Highlight Eight Little League Games
Elyria Little League action featured a no-hitter by Bill Zaffer for Toggery, two shutouts by Elyria Atlantic and Ridge Tool, and a flurry of hits. standout performances included Wil Toth on the mound for Atlante, Sam Carpenter with two hits for Ridge Tool, and Rick Fritz fanning six for Empire Spring in a 6-1 win.
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Erhart Kramers Defeated In Akron By Krispy Kremes 11–3
Akron’s Krispy Kremes toppled the Erhart Kramers 11–3 in a seven innings outburst highlighted by a seven-run sixth. Jum Wagner and Tom Haury each went 2 for 4 for Erhart. Upcoming games: Erhart vs Carling's Black Label at Macedonia Field at 4 p.m. and vs Ohio Mechanical at Akron Buchtel Field at 2:30 p.m.
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Grafton Grocers Top Litchfield in 7-3 Win
Grafton Food Center chalked up its second win of the week by defeating Circle Shell Service of Litchfield 7-3. Grafton posted 12 hits as Jim Begin went four for five and teammates Denny Woodruff Russ Wetvel and Rob Stadhland each doubled. Shug Kennedy combined with Denny Gro boske on the mound for the victory.
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