No-Hitter Shines As Couch Stars In Brannau Losses
Jim Couch pitched a no hitter, fanning 13 and walking five to power Crawford Ice Cream to a 10-0 victory over Brannau. Elyria Hardware drops from first place as South division races tighten with Supreme Hardware beating Molders Union 7-2.
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Jim Couch
Elyria Line League
Ware Vending
Line League North
Brandan Jewelers of
East
Elyria Hardware
South
Couch
Brannau
Jewelers
Crawford
Knights of Columbus
Greg Jenons
Cep
Tom Owers
Jordan Paret End Title Go Training For Nevada Title Fight
Welterweight champ Don Jordan and Benny Paret of Cuba completed training for Nevada's first world title bout in 50 years at Convention Hall Friday night. Jordan, confident he will win easily, faces doubt from bettors as Paret is a 2-1 favorite. promoter and gate concerns loom after a recent Baltimore showing. Jordan attributes a slow outing to pacing against Candy McFarland and a prior Buenos Aires KO loss to Federico Thompson, whom he notes recovered from a blood ailment.
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Las Vegas
Nev
Don Jordan
Benny
Kid) Paret
Cuba
Nevada
Convention Hall
Jordan
Los Angeles
America
Jack Johnson
Jim Jeffries
Reno
Paret
Mel Greb
Jack Doyle
California
Arizona
Dor
Baltimore
Candy McFarland
Candy McFarland Last Week, Convention Hall
Young McFarland
Frederico Thompson
Buenos Aires
Argentina
Thompson
New York
Don
McFarland
Cavalier Trackmen Triumph in Dual Meet Over Keystone High
South Amherst wins eight of 14 events at Lagrange South Amherst defeats Keystone High 74 to 44. Bill Willis doubles in the 20 yard dash and 100. George Clift tops 880 and mile for Keystone. Tim McMullen doubles in 440 and broad jump. Relay wins go to South Amherst with 350 and 120 hurdles, mile relay and broad jump leading scorers Sackett Roose Lukasko Winiarski contributing multiple wins.
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Len Forbush
Jim Lindsey
Keystone
Forbush
Taaleel
Thompson
Wills
Reed
Bahl
Levey
South Amherst
Heed
Fleethardt
Wistarski
Wils
Likasko
Roose
Low Burdles—Winlierski
Miarsk
Cutt
Dore
Opfer
Dash—Wwillis
Winiarski
Boernerd
Jones
McMullen
Winiarsti
Morris
Seot Put—Sacket
Lind- Sar
Moore Favored in Warm-Up Heavyweight Bout in Indianapolis
Arch Moore, signaling less than peak form, was favored to defeat Wil Besmanoff in an Indiana television fight expected near 200 pounds. The champion earns about $25,000 for the bout, billed as a tune-up before a later title defense in two months against European champion Eric Schoepner.
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Indianapolis
Ind
UPI
Archie Moore
Wil Besmanoffi
Moore
Eric Schoepner
Softball season opens with close scores at West Field
Elyria City-Industrial League opened with Pfaudler Co taking an 8 7 win over Olsen while St John Lutheran blanked Lear-Romeo 8 0 and Bowling Center defeated Angelina s Pizza 7 3. Bally pitched a two hitter for St John Lutheran and Koepp had two hits.
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West Recreation Field
Pfaudler Co
C. A Olsen
St. John Lutheran
Lear-Romeo
Angelina's
Pizza
Ray Bally
St. John’s
Gerald Koepp
Tom Webb
Pfaudler
John Bukowski
Olsen
Carlos Cagle
Joe Lowery
Basil Madock
Bowling Center
al Schroeder
Angelina
Elyria Immaculate Conception Defeats 333 Bar in Opener
Elyria Immaculate Conception beat 333 Bar of Lorain 10 to 9 in eight innings to open the Lorain City Class B Softball League. Frank Renusi delivered a three-base hit in the eighth for the deciding run, with Hal Minnich and Bud Berthold each collecting three hits and Larry Reber driving in three runs.
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Lorain
Elyria
Immaculate Conception
Frank Renusi
Elyrians
Hal Minnich
Bud Berthold
Larry Reber
Bowling results from the women summer league
The Bowling Center women’s summer league shows Dips 2, Pips 1 with Dee Camp posting 354 as top series and high game. Pat Belsing leads individual score with 353 pins in a sparse results note.
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Bowling Center
Pat. Belsing
W. FE
Dee Camp
Team Scores and Top Performers Summary
A garbled recap lists team records and top series. Team 3 leads with a 10 6 record after a 110 5 victory. Grant Waar and Merle Woehtman post standout scores, with Team 2 and Team 8 also noted in final tallies.
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Rudy’s
Aghiperviduals
Ener Lonthan
Grant Wag
Oberlin Golf Club hosts area women’s tournament results
Mrs. Cameron Jolly won Class A while Mrs. Hersh Shannon, Mrs. Arthur Thomas, and Mrs. Norman Thome claimed B C and D in the throwout. Long putts went to Barres Reese Engel and Fitch. Elyria Country Club saw 25s by Amanida Farschman Rusert Berkebile and Betty Boner in Class A.
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Cameron Jolly
Women’s Association
Oberlin Golf Club
Hersh Shannon
Arthur ‘Thomas
Norman Thome
H. Barres
George Reese
Don Engel
N. al Fitch
Amanida Farschman
Judy Rusisert
Marian Berkebile
Bettty Boner
Elyria ‘Country Club
Ruth Klemm
Cookie Leach
Elleanor Brandau
Lub Morris
Betty Rovinson
Low Smith
Little League Standings and Scores From Elyria Event
Elyria standings show Crawford Ice Cream and Knights of Columbus teams with partial innings and run counts. Names listed include Jemelers Stevenson Haire and Cemerete Masonry among several observers and sponsors.
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Crawford
Wander
Jemelers
Stevenson
Sherey and
Haire
Knights of Columbus
Cemerete Masonry
Ant Kopcho
Queen
Smt
W. LL. Pet Ware Vendhee ‘Electreators
Plocseman
Stewart Apptacce
Sear-Pomec Tenece
Esewses Elyria East
Brasdes Jewelers
Ea Econee
Cemerete Sfaconry Gateddne Se Bats Ps
Crawford Ice Cream
Colombus
Oberlin Nine Whips Middies In Independent Battle
Oberlin High baseballers shut out Midview 10 to 0 in an independent game. Fred Berg pitched a one hitter with 16 strikeouts. Oberlin’s Fred Berg, Andy Comings and Lee Donaldson each had five hits and scored once in a seven hit Oberlin attack.
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Midview
Oberlin High
Fred Berg
Andy Comings
Lee Donaldson
Ted
Oberlin
Patterson Keeps Training Light for Johansson Title Fight
Floyd Patterson, in Newtown, Connecticut, limited his Tuesday workouts to calisthenics and a seven mile run as he prepares for the June 20 heavyweight title defense against Ingemar Johansson at the Polo Grounds in New York.
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Floyd Cats
Newtown
Conn
UPI
Caallenger
Floyd Patterson
Ingemar Johansson
Polo Grounds
New York
ABC Gets Glass Key Ball in 50th ABC Tournament
The American Bowling Congress received a glass bowling ball as a keepsake from Toledo after its 50th annual tournament. Art Kechendorfer presented the borosilicate glass ball, handblown by Owens Hinds Glass Co, to ABC executive secretary Frank K. Baker as memento from the host city.
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Toledo
UPD
American Bowling Congress
Frank K. Baker
ABC
Art Kechendorfer
Toledo Areas
Owens-Hinds, Glass Co
Greensboro Officials Attack Snead Over Open Critique
In Greensboro North Carolina Edward Benjamin president of Stermount Forest Country Club barred Sammy Snead from future tourneys after Snead called the course lousy and suggested a publicity stunt to boost his prestige. Benjamin accused Snead and Al Besselink of unsportsmanlike remarks and urged sponsors to move the tournament to another course. He cited widespread national criticism of Snead’s comments and dismissed Besselink’s defense as foolish. In Trenton James D Elis of UPD reports Elis stopped Dans Livingston in a separate boxing scene in Trenton New Jersey.
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Greensboro
N.C
UPD
Sammy Snead
Edward
Benjamin
Stermount Forest Country Club
Snead
al Besselink
Thhat Snead
Sneadjami Besselink
Besselink
Besselin
New Orleans
Two Grips and Wrist Action Debate in Sportsmanship
Experts dispute which grip best for wrist motion and fatigue reduction. Steven advocates its lighter feel and freer wrist action, while opponents question comfort and control.
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Steven
Newport Bermuda Race Opens With 140 Yachts Expected
Newport officials anticipate more than 140 yachts to start the biennial Newport to Bermuda race on June 18. Coast Guard Cmdr. Austin C. Wagner, who organized the 1958 event and planned the America’s Cup efforts, set the 2600 to 600 foot starting line between the Brenton Reef lightship and the Cutter Half Moon for the 630 mile course.
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Newport
Braves Sign Two College Players to Minor League Contracts
Milwaukee Braves sign two college players to minor league deals. Pitcher David Cox of Westchester State Teachers College reports to Louisville in the American Association and catcher Butler Powell from Loyola of New Orleans is assigned to Boise in the Idaho State League.
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Milwaukee, Wis
Milwaukee Braves
David Cox
Westchester State Teachers College
Louisville
Butler Powell
Loyola of New Orleans
Boise
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