Clemente Leads Pirates Rise as Redlegs and Cubs Win
Roberto Clemente shatters to a 24 for 3 stretch lifting the Pirates over the Cardinals 3-2 to seize first place in the National League. Reds beat Dodgers 13 of 16 games, Cubs top Phillies, A’s rally past Orioles in a rain-delayed affair. Clemente now batting 372, near Willie Mays.
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Forbes
Pittsburgh Pirates
Pirates
Carolina
Puerto Rico
San Francisco
Willie Mays
Heyl
Clemente
St. Louis Cardinals
Mays
Cincinnati Reds
Los Angeles Dodgers
Chicago Cubs
Philadelphia Phillies
Kansas City Athletics
Baltimore Orioles
Ray Sadecki
Vendors Win 3rd LI Tilt
Were- Vending won its third straight Little League North game to tie for first with Electro-Alievs. Ron Goodman had three hits including a double setting up Joe Spizak and Terry Husbands, who also had two hits. Stewart Appliance, led by Tom Belinski with three consecutive hits and a double, suffered its second loss. Procher Insurance beat Lear Romeo for its first LLN win as Kirst struck out 10 in a 10 strikeout performance.
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Vaden Pinson
Eddie Kasko
Reds
Dodgers
Milwaukee
Pinson
Sandy Koufax
Elio Chacon
Kasko
Richie Ashburn
Philadelphia
Cubs
Bob Anderson
Robin Roberts
Athletics
Orioles
Were- Vending
Electro-Alievs
Ron Goodman
Stewart
Nxo
Goodman
Joel Spizak
Terry Husbands
Tom Belinski
Procher Insurance
Lln
Lear- Romeo
Pat Aquila
Deve Gidech
Dennis Rother
Butch Peters
Gary Kirst
Plocher
Jack Naidenho
Lear-Romeo
Kirst
Clipper 2nds Top Amherst In Dual Meet
Clearview High reserves defeated Amherst 53 23 46 in a dual meet yesterday. Tom Daniels led the Clippers winning the 19 and 290 yard dashes and the LSU-yard relay. Mike Mitchell won the pole vault and 180 yard low hurdles while Amherst star Jeve Hohla excelled in high hurdles and discus.
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Clearview
Clearview High
Amherst
Tom Daniels
Clippers
Mike Mitchell
Jeve Hohla
Lorain Triumphs Over Rocky River Behind Tippie Power
Lorain High, led by Bill Tippie with two timely singles, defeated Rocky River 5 2 in a late season contest. Tippie drove in two runs including a third inning RBI and a sixth inning score as coach Tony Misko’s Steel ers followed strong hitting by Steve Bailey.
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Bill Tippie
Westerder
Tippie
Mve
Tony Misko
Steel‘ers
Rocky River
Pirates
Aith
Esko
Steve Bailey
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Firelands pitcher Parker shuts out Lorain JV in five
Firelands High star Jim Parker earned his fifth win in a row with a five inning one hitter against Lorain junior varsity. He walked five and struck out three as Firelands won 5 0. Lloyd Schrader had two of Firelands only multiple hits, the rest of the lineup mostly quiet in wet conditions.
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Firelands High
Jim Parker
Felcons
Parker
Stre
Lloyd Schrader
Firelands
Firelands Lobain
Hobdissas
Moye
Uxisicarex
Hoekinson
Giomase
Buckiey
Brookside Drops 9th Inning Errors In Regional Baseball
Brookside High Cardinals lose 6 2 in extra innings to Pohatten in a Class A regional game. Brookside slipped to 1 1 in regional play as Pohatten took a 4 run ninth inning lead aided by three miscues. Dan Sinclair homered earlier and drove in two runs, while Brookside stranded 15 runners as Poo Rieth allowed four strikeouts and two walks. Pohatten advances to face Braceville in the regional final with state tournament berth at stake.
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Brookside High
Cardinals
Brookside
Pohatien
Belmont Countians
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Pohatten
Poo Rieth
Ponaren
Peard
Dan Sinclair
Sinclair
Jim Guselman
Poharten
Pieth
Ridgeville ace throws one hitter in 7 2 win over Midview
Ridgeville High pitcher dominated Midview with a one hitter as Rob Simambora doubled and scored, while Spice fanned 10 in a 7 2 Ranger victory. Burgess and Schultz contributed key early runs for Ridgeville, and Midview tallied two on errors and a Burgess double.
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Don Spice
Ridgeville High
Spice
Ridgeville
Rob Shambora
Rangers
Gary
Bob Burgess
Rome Bob Schultz
Middies
Jerry Burgess
Fragmented sports box score from unknown game
The OCR shows a partial box score with player names such as Burgess, Procace, Eckersfeld, and Stenbera. It lists positions and scoring captions amid scattered numbers, totals, and a few team nicknames like Redstone. Readable details are minimal, but it documents a single game's scoring lines and player contributions.
Cerv Can't Complain Of Trade To New Yankees
Bob Cerv voiced no complaint about being swapped from Kansas City to the New York Yankees. He said he moves from a seventh place club to a championship contender and hopes to settle in Kansas City after his playing days. Cerv, returning to the Yankees, will be the regular left fielder with Mantle and Maris in the outfield. Wayne Terwilliger was sent to New York for Andy Carey, with Terwilliger’s contract assigned to Richmond of the International League.
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Kansas City
Bob Cerv
Ge Civ Athletics
Yankees
Husky
Hiller
Cerv
Athletics
Casey Stengel
Mickey Mantle
Roger Maris
Cory
Wayne Terwilliger
Andy Carey
Terwiliger
Richmond
Yankee
Oberlin golfers win eighth straight match
Oberlin High under coach Neal Shannon defeated Ridgeville 18 to 0 at Oberlin Golf Club. Medalist honors went to Oberlin’s Lary Myers as the Indians used several reserve players due to absences of Rob Bourne and Kilmer.
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Oberlin
Neal Shannon
Oberlin High
Oberlin Golf Club
Ridgeville
Rob Bourne
Kilmer
Shannon
Oberin
Lary Myers
S. Oberlin
Ick Dendle
Gratis
Axcy Vareo
Go Kart Season Opens Sunday at North Eaton Track
The North Eaton GoKart Club opens its season Sunday on a quarter mile dirt track on S Island Rd. Trials start at 1 30 p.m. with the first of eight or ten races at 2. Six car classes A B C and super versions. Admission 50 cents.
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North Eaton GokKart Club
S. Island Rd
NBC Diamond Tourney Set to Start July Fourth
Ohio Commissioner H. W. Staley of Piqua confirmed the National Baseball Congress state tournament will begin July 4 in Mansfield with 16 amateur teams competing.
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Wichita, Kan
UPI
Ohio
H. W. (Doe
Staley
Piqua
National Baseball Congress
Mansfield
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