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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1957

Page

8

Daring Expose Suggests Indians Move to Ireland

A sensational column claims Cleveland Indians owners William R. Daley and Ignatius A. OShaughnessy, with 23 others, bought 8 000 acres of Kenmare Estate near Killarney Ireland. It teases a future cross Atlantic franchise venture with Irish fans and rapid travel.

Cleveland Indians Ireland William R. Daley Ignatius A. O’shaughnessey Kenmare Killarney West Coast Celtic Cleveland

Legion Baseball Official Sets Lakewood Teaching Move

Lakewood gains sixth grade teacher and Legion baseball official Hintz from Ridgeville schools. Hintz chairs the Elyria Post No. 12 baseball program and assists Junior coach Bob Rieth and Cubs manager Ron Kennedy. Rieth Jr. serves as official scorer and provided batting and pitching averages for today’s sports story.

al Hintz Fields Ridgeville Lakewood Hintz Elyria American Legion Legion Bob Rieth Legion Cubs Hot Stove Ron Kennedy Rieth Bob Jr American Legion Post No. 12 J. R. Dali Motors

Funeral Home Wins in City Softball Standings Edge

Bittner-DeCarlo Funeral Home widened its lead with a 9-1 win over Lear-Romeo at Elyria Recreation Field as part of City- Industrial Softball League action. Ollie Glass allowed two hits for Lear-Romeo, while Bul Archer and Hank Janowicz fueled Bittner-DeCarlo with two hits apiece. Joe Pronesti homered with two on, and Taverns top teams kept pace with United Polish Club. Tele phones edged American Radiator in a high-error game as Joe Sakal tripled and went 3 for 5 for Telephone.

Bittner-DeCarlo Funeral Home Lear-Romeo Elyria Recreation Field United Polish Club Pfaudler Co Elyria Telephone Co Bul Archer Hank Janowicz Bittner-DeCarlo Joe Pronesti Ollie Glass Norm Ingold Bill] Fropst Tom Webb Harley Altop Bittner-DeCarla F H Harshaw Chemical Herman Contractors Pfaudler Coweeaneet Ac Oleen Co Erie Telephone Co Lear-Romec Tin Benders Industrial Harshaw Chemical Suey Enyrla Telephone Co

LL North 4 Teams All Even in Second Half Standings

Electro-Alloys beat Stewart Radio & Television 10 to 5 while Ware Weading defeated Procher Insurance 4 to 2 as LL North teams split results. Dave Lowery led Electro-Alloys with two doubles in a 13-hit attack. Larry Parker threw a two-hitter for Ware Vending and Dick Moran added a five-hitter for Procher Insurance.

Electro- Alloys Stewart Radio & Television Ware Weading Procher Insurance ElectroAlloys Stewart Dave Lowery Wwol FOL Bol Plocher Insurance Ashe Stewart Radio & TV Ware Vending We Francis Smith Larry Sandford Lowery Larry Parker Ware Wending Ware Hurler Dick Moran Ron George Plocher Parker

Fight Results From United Preon Card Across Several Cities

United Preon boxing results show Chico Velar of Manchester outpointing Bobby Dutton in Harford, Stamford. Joey Lopes KO'd Hocine Khalii in Sacramento. Lea Alonzo won a decision over Mickey Northrup in Oakland. Willie Morton defeated Eddie Chavis in San Jose in a TRO bout.

United Preon Manchester Chico Velar Stamford Conn Bobby Dutton Harford Oakland Calif Lea Alonzo Manila Mickey Northrup Hollywood San Jose Calif Willie Morton San Jose Eddie Chavis

Althea Gibson Jeered By Crowd At Wimbledon

The 29 year old New Yorker, aiming to be the first Negro champion at Wimbledon, beat Suzy Kormoczy 6 4 6 4 after a 75 minute struggle amid a noisy center court crowd that included the Duchess of Kent. Teammates Louise Brough Mimi Arnold Karel Fageros Betty Pratt Dorothy Head Knode and Darlene Hard joined in the opening rounds.

India Narish Kumar Budge Los Angeles Mexico F. Contreras Althea Gibson Suzy Kormoczy Duchess of Kent Louise Brough Beverly Hills Calif Mimi Arnold Redwood City Karel Fageros Miami Betty Pratt South Orange N.J Dorothy Head Knode Almeda Darlene Hard Montebello Calf

Realtors Tie For 2nd In Lorain League Action

Lehman & Johnson and Elyria’s Realtors moved into a second place tie with Lorain Glass after Lehman & Johnson defeated Cohn Clothes, while National Tube Co beat Wolf Dry Goods in an eight inning Lorain Class A baseball game. Gene Henderson, Bucky Kopf and John Zwald led L&J with two hits apiece, Kopf homered and Zwald doubled. Keith Besling’s grand slam highlighted National Tube’s win.

Lorain National Tube Co Amd Lehman & Johnson Realtors Elyria Lorain Glass Lehman & Johnson Cohn Clothes National Tube Wolf Dry Goods Gene Henderson Bucky Kopf John Zwald L&j Kopf Lynn Rader John Tomuska Bob Miller Louie Flatt Realtors Keith Besling Rho AE Henderson Fiato Zwald Holtwick Lohias Skolinicki Aagy Feldkamp Tigo Glazer Perkovich Cisar Tarney Miler Flatt Corn Clothes AE Orosca Guerrera Miller Plato Kopi Henderson Plato Zwald Hopi Hamilton Lehrer Rader Hamilton Plato Kopf Wade Guerrero Rogowin Lehman-Johnson Tomuska Swan Tomuski Muller Perguson Lohrer Tomus WL. Pet Stegeneee Lebmian É& Johnson Lorain Glass Saace Colin Clothes

Oberlin women golfers compete for low net at Elyria event

Kay Fullerton won first in Class A with 77 shots while Billie Doan claimed Class B with 76. Ethel Carle led nine holes in Class C with 43 and Lib Norris won Class D with 41. Gorske and Anderson tied for low putts in Class A with 30. Elyria Country ClubWomen’s Golf Association held events across multiple classes with top scores listed.

Kay Fullerton Oberlin Golf Club Billie Doan Ethel Carle Norris Jackie Gorske Moe Anderson Dean Ethel Carle Post Hazel Crandall Paul Roach Elyria Country Club Robert Lindstrom Richard Aldach Frank Payne Robert Adair George Johnson Richard Breitenstein Amanda Farschman

Indians Still Alive As They Thump Yankees 12–2

Cleveland and Don Mossi silence New York as the Indians win 12–2 at Yankee Stadium. Mossi improves to 5–1, while Sturdivant suffers the loss. Colavito belts a grand slam and Nixon adds two-run homer in a decisive two-out burst.

Russ Nixon Cleveland Roger Maris Tribe New York Yankee Stadium Indians Maris Nixon U.P INS Cleveland Indians Herb Score Kerby Farrell Warriors Don Mossi Yankees Don Chicago Boston Detroit Washington Billy Lees Baltimore Kansas City Yanks Messi Tom Sturdivant Rocky Colavito Joeeveland Smith Mossi Cope Raines Willams Wer Airopem Mickey! Zordisg W. Mantle Bob Lemon Stari Duke Maas Connie Johnson Guava Billy Hoeft Yankee Sa York Spahore Stadium Richardxan Bombers Bauer Rta Andy Sthover Carey Carey Cheatte Fotala Colavito Iear Stale Sturdivant Colavite Broirn Sturdivant Tolwitame Colavita Scor Richerason McDougald Skeeans Owron I Hugsha Wertz Baze Cleve Land Starvant Coot Mong Cleotte Ditmar O Lat

Saints Win 3-2 in 10th as Woodling Sparks comeback

Woodling starred with two hits and two runs for the St. Paul Saints in a 3-2 ten inning victory over Omaha. Jack Spears delivered the winning RBI in the 10th while veteran Bob Lemon returned from a three week layoff as the league leaders completed a split in the doubleheader.

Jack Spears St. Paul Saints Omaha

Cooper Faces Big Test at Wimbledon Second Round

Australia’s No. 2 Ashley Cooper, 20, meets veteran Jaroslav Drobny in a second-round Wimbledon men’s singles match. Seeded second behind Lew Hoad, Cooper won his opener over A E Dehnert, while Drobny, a crafty former champion from Egypt, is known for upsets.

Wimbledon Eng INS Australia Ashley Cooper Jaroslav Drobny Egypt Lew Hoad A. E. Dehnert Netherlands Drobny Hoad Don Budge Trevor Fancutt Africa Vic Seixas Philadelphia America Ham Richardson

Yates Construction Tops American Legion Cubs 9 4 in Hot Stove League

Yates Construction handed the American Legion Cubs a 9-4 defeat as Jim Bryant led with three hits and an 11 strikeouts performance. Day’s Hardware won 10-2 over Savings Deposit Bank, with Don Wimsatt allowing six hits in the victory and West Side Lumber winning by forfeit over 1.0.0.F Day’s Hardware also used timely hitting to build a 3-0, 0-0-1-4-1-3 scoring line.

Yates Construction American Legion Cubs Hot Stove Day’s Hardware Savings Deposit Bank Cubs Day Yates Jim Bryant Dave Hwett Richie Foad Pete Shilling Ken Krieg Crag Bennett Carl Plato The Legion Hmett Jerry Reeser Don Wimsatt Fine Dick Lewicki Paul Walker Tom Kaminski John Martin Ed Brown West Side Lumber Wimsatt and Lewicki Nagy Lengel Guerin Topoly Legion Cubs Redington Castle Plato Garrett Bryant and Leonard L. Pet Region Day's Hardware Free FP Merchatta

Williams' Hit Wins For Legion

Craig Williams delivered the deciding hit to lift the American Legion to a 4-3 victory over VFW in Little League West B action. Scot Nagy doubled, Jerry Rader went 2 for 2, and Dave Hopkins pitched a complete game for the Legion while Ricky Patfield took the loss.

Craig Willams American Legion T Vo. F. W Legion Scot Nagy Jerry Rader V.F.W Dave Hopkins Ricky Patfield

Indians at New Yorks Featured on WEOL and WERE

Sportscast highlights a baseball game with the Indians visiting New Yorks broadcast on WEOL and WERE at 2. A ThistleDown Race of Day is set for 1 05 with WEOL and WDOK. Boxing match Bobby Boyd versus Rocky Castellani airs on WEWS at 10 with early tomorrow updates on WEOL and WERE at 2.

New Yorks WEOL ThistleDown WDOK Bobby Boyd Rocky Castellani WEWS

Two Little Leagues in Elyria Begin Short Breaks

Elyria area Little Leagues set vacations in the coming days. Little League West starts a 10 day break after Thursday games and returns July 8. Little League South pauses after Monday games and resumes July 8. North and East run through to late July. Minor branches follow senior loops.

Elyria Little League West Little League South North Fast Little League North Little League East

Edwards Sunoco Wins First-Half Title With 7-0 Shutout

Edwards Sunoco captured the first-half season championship of Little League South by blanking Molders Unions 7-0 at Troxel Co. Field. Elyria Hardware trounced United Polish Club 7-5, leaving a late run by Edwards in doubt as Tim Orvis pitched a one-hitter with seven strikeouts and one walk.

Edwards Sunoco Troxel Co. Field Edwards Molders Unions Elyria Hardware United Polish Club Hardware Edwards Ost Tim Orvis

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Pipe Dreams John Jackson Kehl Telephone Co Telephone Joe Sakal Sakal Paul Cureidlo Bob Moore Tom Farmer LL North Electro-Alfoya Stewart Radio & Vogg OI Bowery G Krone Belinski Dani Sacramento Joey Lopes Ko'd Hocine Khalii Algeria Wight Powite Amhetwreen Golan and Auten Hrchive Althea London Suzi Kormody Daily Express Miss Gibson REE National Tube Co Ridenour and Martinez Figueroa Garcia UH Rodriguez Clete Heidrich Kelly Kaplansky Oak Hills Country Club Betty Friend Ruth Jacobs Sunny Klein Helen Woodward Roxann Ross Ruth Matty Don Kitson Cherry Ridge Country Club Stan Dudek Jim Callihan Max Jalomec Mike Radd Steve Nagy Len Noster John Lapos Louis Lapos Cherry Ridge K.D. Construction Fey Insurance Elyna Foundry Meister Co Timms Divor Dig ‘Pers Bob Gardner Insurance Yank Slaughter By Tony Galli White Sox Bob Keegan Walt Dropo Dave Sisler Ted Wiliams Keegan Boston Basher Charlie Maxwell Tigers Loes Athletics Lees Kluszewski Giants Bay Crane Smoky Burgess Redlegs Brooks Lawrence Brooklyn McDevitt Braves Ak Ae Hee Bet Ean Ted Kluszewski Cincinnati St. Lews Milwaukee Danny McDevitt Uss Seruayisu Lew Burdette Pittsburgh Bis Duke Snider Snider Burdette Charlie Neal Cicotte Mogst Shylak Summers Flaherty Saints Woodling Louisville Toi Charleston Wich Totta Indianapolis Denver Johnny Kuchs Minneapolis By Fred Smith HSL Williams Amenean Legton Rannom Mith Hopkine Enex RHE Elyria Crozier C Crozier Walker Manzola Young Sukowski PYD Plymouth
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