Philadelphia Decathlon boosts local sports interest
The Chronicle Telegram reports on the first annual decathlon in the area, organized by Joe Hudak and Gene Lyle with help from area coaches. Participants from South Amherst and Fairport Harbor impressed, while plans for next year include a county-wide invitational.
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Rotary Club blanked Ridge Tool 41 in E league clash
West fanned 11 as Rotary Club defeated Ridge Tool 41 in Class E play. Bobby White and Terry Lowery led Rotary’s offense with key hits. Dan Bauer added a double and single for Ridge Tool. Glen Burnett took the loss in a sixth straight Rotary win.
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Saratoga to Revamp for 1965 Grandstand Upgrade
Saratoga racecourse in New York will receive a 350 foot extension to its grandstand at the end of this year’s meeting. The project raises covered seating to about 10 000 with plans to accommodate crowds between 30 000 and 35 000. Improvements target the general public area plus lengthening and deepening the grandstand facilities.
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Hershey Hired as Assistant Coach at Amherst School
Jay Hershey has been hired by Marion L. Steele High School in Amherst to serve as assistant football coach and ninth grade basketball coach. He previously coached and taught at Lerain High School after graduating from Bowling Green.
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Major League Leaders In A Turbulent Season
The list highlights American and National League leaders in home runs runs batted in and pitching. Notable names include Mantle, Robinson, Aaron, and Mears with figures across teams like Indians Dodgers White Sox and Cubs. The piece catalogues top performers and stat leaders amid the season’s early stretch.
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Bunning Eyes All Star Nod After No Hitter Feat
Phillies pitcher Jim Bunning may earn a National League All Star berth after his perfect game against New York. Dodgers manager Walt Alston will pick NL starters on July 2, highlighting Bunning as an elite ace with rare no hit history. The NL seeks a rare series victory to even the all star balance with the American League.
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Avon Lake Teen Robinson Wins Miami Ohio Athletic Grant
Avon Lake 17 year old Al Robinson has accepted an athletic grant to Miami University Ohio and will pursue baseball. A standout at Avon Lake High School, Robinson earned varsity letters in football basketball track and baseball. He played in the Inter City League and posted a 380 average as a sophomore and a 456 batting mark last year. He also starred in Avon Lake Little League and Pony League. he is the son of Mr and Mrs Robert Robison.
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Straight? racing tonight at Hi-La Downs Norwalk
Straight? racing tonight at Hi-La Downs raceway on Zenobia Road near Norwalk opens the season with an eight oclock entry. The nightly program runs through Saturday featuring 18 cent quarter horses from a two state area for a million purse. The Saturday feature is the Eastern States Quarter Horse Futurity with a thousand added. A Friday beef barbecue fish fry and dance follow the racing. Spectators are invited to attend straightaway quarter horse races at 220 to 440 yards with jockey riders.
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Twins rout Ramos 6-2 as Indians drop second in row
Minnesota rips Ramos for five singles in the second inning and Harmon Killebrew belts his 23rd homer as Jim Kaat wins. Indians fall one game under .500 and eight games back in the pennant race while facing a Thursday finale with Minnesota.
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Bowler Leads 494 Series Run at Rainbow Lanes
Olenek posted a 494 series with a handful of strikes and spares as Olenek and Rogame connected on key hits. Wegrer walked and advanced runners, while Bob Chance and Bonnie Hager contributed at Rainbow Lanes during a Summer league night.
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Anne Olenek
John Rogame
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Elyria
Western Automatic defeats American Radiator in City Class B softball
Western Automatic beat American Radiator 14 to 4 as Ben Reymar Bob Smith Rudy Ulrich and Steve Holovaes each collected three hits. Fred Wegenton led the losers with three hits. Behe American 211 900 195 Western 034 225 11 12 0 Brouseard Bierbaugh Hows and Broadus.
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