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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1964
Page
10
Defending titheholder Chuck AicKinley of San Antonio Texas led a dwindling band of Americans into battle at Wimbledon as the third round began.
McKinley and Arthur Aske of St. Louis reach third round as Ron Holmberg and Rafe Osuna advance in men's singles. Serena Ashe faces Roy Emerson as conventional favorites loom. Billie Jean Moffitt meets Margaret Lee in women's action amid Wimbledon controversy. Metreveli comments on protest against apartheid.
Baseball results show Cleveland 4 Minnesota 1 and a rainy slate with Los Angeles beating Kansas City 4 3 and St Louis defeating San Francisco 2 1. Tonight's probables include Maestas City at Los Angeles and Chicago at St Louis with multiple pitchers listed for each game.
Milad Chevrolet & Oldsmobile beat Eagles 3 to 0 as Bullocks pitched a no hitter with 15 K. He yielded one baserunner on a walk and received flawless defense behind him. Dennis Petrosky took the loss allowing four walks and six strikeouts in six innings.
Norman Bass, who pitched for the Kansas City Athletics in 1961 and 1962, will try out for a defensive backfield position with the Denver Broncos in the AFL this fall. His brother Dick is a back with the Los Angeles Rams of the NFL.
The New York Mets recalled pitcher Darrell Sutherland and outfielder Larry Elliot from Buffalo in the International League. Dick Smith was optioned to Akron to make room for the new arrivals.
Lorain hosts the Ninth Annual Lorain Classic Fast Pitch Softball Tournament with defending state champion Falcon Insurance facing Cleveland Stash's Lounge at 9. Cleveland Bobby Brooks-Abbeyville starts the doubleheader. Next, Columbus Linden meets Parma Republic Steel at 1:30 and Ann Arbor Mich meets Cleveland Bil's Clothes at 3. Winners play tomorrow at 7:30 and 9:30, with finals Sunday at 6 pm.
The Molders rout Sudre Curts 21 to 18 as Dicken and Wiseman led with multiple hits and home runs. Dale Holly and Steve Lotman sparked the offense with key hits while Nod Me and Dex Burgess contributed two RBI as the Morticians rallied to secure the win.
The Chicago Bears will reportedly be the first NFL team to have home games shown on related circuit television. The Arie Crown and Uptown theatres will telecast most games with five at Arie Crown and four at Uptown, excluding Rams games. Local attendance may grow as about 9,300 seats become available.
James Alexander reports a new MAC commissioner, Robert James, 43, from New York, brought to the Mid American Conference to modernize the athletic administration. He is a Maryland graduate of 1946 with a business administration background and has held roles as assistant dean of men and staffer at the Air Force Academy.
James discusses appointing a new MAC commissioner to review NCAA and conference regulations. He aims to start around July 1, with questions to be asked and a focus on integrating athletics with academics.
Elyrians Vie For Glory as Don Ducoty Date Hadway clash in heat winners showdown. Rick Eckhardt and Les Alexander finished as heat runners up last week. Gus Acozilii seeks second straight late model win while Parker aims to rebound in super modifieds. Time trials start at 6 50 with first race at 8 15.
Larry Bowie, a veteran guard, signed with the Minnesota Vikings for a second season, bringing scoring punch and starting experience to the lineup. The team also adds George Strugar as a free agent while noting Lachlan, Baldy Baker, and Strasburg connections in a reshuffled roster.
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