Findley Lake bass fry thrive as muskies pose challenges
State fish managers report Findley Lake bass fry stocked by Howard Hothem have grown to about 3 inches, with expectations of 10 to 15 inch fish by next spring. Crappie fry and channel catfish are also developing, while muskellunge propagation struggles, prompting consideration of Ohio River muskies or alternative stocking for success.
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Rockets Donuts Triumph In Opening Little League Games
Likly-Rockett defeated Elyria Hardware 6 to 1 at Lappin Field while Dugan's Donuts beat United Polish Club. Lee Kearse and Randy Redington each had three hits for the Rockets. Kim Lepkoski and Chuck Aldrich added two apiece. Pete Morton pitched a six hitter for Likly Rockets. UPC’s Bil Ozle logged three singles in four at bats.
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Little League South
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United Polish
Lee Kearse
Randy Redington
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Kim Lepkoski
Chucky Aldrich
Dodgers Dominate Braves In East Minor League Match
Dodgers defeated Braves in Life League East action at Lexington Ave Field. Dave Pickin led with a double and three singles while Tom Fritz added four singles. Tor Overs, Dan Bieski and teammates contributed multiple hits in the win.
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Tom Fritz
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Tor Overs
Dan Bieski
Elyria Ump Lineup Set for Next Week
Elyria officials announced umpiring assignments for the coming week led by Carl Woodin. Details include various Little League and recreation games with multiple teams listed and times such as 2 p m and 7 45 p m. The report also notes players like Jack Newkirks and Dan Komko contributing for the Giants and Cards respectively.
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Carl Woodin
Impire
Erant
Messy Baseball Notes From A Crowded Card
The report details a doubleheader between the Chicago White Sox and Cleveland Indians with Herb Score pitching for Cleveland and Billy Pierce for Chicago. Pierce earned his first win against Cleveland as Chicago built a big lead, while Minnie Minoso led White Sox hitters with the day’s only Indians hits. The White Sox offense exploded with four in the second, followed by multi-run frames to seal victory as the Indians faltered in multiple innings.
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Area golfers qualify for Shaker finals in Plain Dealer Cup
Nineteen year old Bob Shave Jr tops a 54 player field at Shaker Heights with a 36 hole total of 142 over the qualifier. At Manakiki and Elyria Country Club, Shave matched a 71 in the qualifier and leads a trio of area linksmen to the final 36 holes.
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Italian American Golf Association
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Tippetanoe Country Club
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Chronicle-Telegram
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Lost Nation
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Rerland Country
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Leagues Battle as Plocher Leads In LLN Play
Plocher Insurance tops Dr Pepper Bottling and Stewart Radio 6 LOB. Wally Rice shined on the mound allowing five hits for the win as Stewart’s squad remains in first place. In Little League action, Leach notched a win for Karthay 1, while Better Line fell to Plocher in a tense early-season matchup. Second half standings show Plocher Insurance atop the league with Stewart Radio close behind.
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Plas Eyes Fourth Straight Win in Lorain County Speedway Night
Art Plas seeks a fourth consecutive feature victory and holds a 150 point lead in the drivers standings at Lorain County Speedway. Timed events start at 7 with first race at eight and green flag at 8 30 as top contenders chase titles and the Fourth of July Powder Puff Derby is planned for next Wednesday.
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Pop” Hassel
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Bahama Still Eyes Welter Shot After Victory
Yama Bahama, weighing the heaviest of his career, won a 10 round TV bout by unanimous decision over Gil Turner at Madison Square Garden in New York. He announced plans to pursue a welterweight title shot despite the middleweight win.
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Richards Bans Scribes From Orioles Clubhouse
Baltimore manager Paul Richards banned Orioles writers from the clubhouse after a Cleveland game loss. Richards ordered the reporters excluded until further notice following critical coverage of him and several players after the 12 to 13, 11 inning defeat.
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