Admiral King tops Elyria 2-0 to seal finale
Admiral King defeated Elyria 2-0 to complete an 18-3 season while Elyria finishes 13-4. Joe Dampier scored the first run on an error, John Otero hit a homer for insurance, and Al Dukate struck out 11 in a two hit shutout. Elyria’s Tommy Norton allowed two runs in four innings as Sam Carpenter finished the last two.
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McDowell's shoulder force dims Tigers win
Cleveland starter Sam McDowell left with a shoulder strain in the second inning as Detroit beat the Tigers 13-2. Leon Wagner and Del Crandall homered for Cleveland, Tom Kelley drove in three runs in relief, while Gates Brown homered for Detroit. Tebbetts protested Kelley’s return to the mound, and McDowell is expected to miss his next two starts.
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Wagner
Crandall
Elyria and Admiral King tennis finalists eye Columbus trip
Strait from Elyria upset Ron Roberts to claim the Elyria District singles title and will face state rivals in Columbus. Admirals teammates Dave Kuhn and Jim Szekeres won the district doubles title and earn a state berth with four wins to reach the state finals set for Friday.
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Hicks
Buckeye
Jim Straight
Golf Leagues at Creekwood Featured Narrow Scores
American Legion golfer Max Jalawiee shot 28 to lead at Creekwood yesterday amid a regional golf league event. Other players included Roe and Garg, with Jeera and Taney noted among participants. results list unclear due to OCR errors.
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Ead
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Mat Jeera
Taney
Bob Jone
South Amherst track awards presented at spring banquet
South Amherst High School honored track athletes at the May 18 Activity Banquet. Awards recognized first year, second year, third year and fourth year performers, with named seniors and sophomores receiving top honors. The pole vaulting trio of Rocky Hammond, Brian Romelfanger, and Jan Russo highlighted by multiple relay championships and a high team score of 936 at the South Amherst Relays.
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South Amherst High School
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Randy New
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Es Gemmel
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Harold Gibson
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Larry Riddle
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Frank Miller
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Bob Manning
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Roger Miller
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Bruce Alexander
Warrensville Heights
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Fast Pitch Open Slated Tonight in Elyria League Opener
Western Automatic faces Co conut Lounge in the Elyria Fast Pitch Softball League opener at 7 pm on Diamond No. 2 West Rec. In the second game Kelly Brothers Construction meets last year’s runners up Club Bolero at 8 30 p.m.
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Wagner fuels Indians 13-2 win over Tigers
Leon Wagner blasted a two run homer and added two singles as Cleveland piled up 18 hits to crush Detroit 13-2. Wagner complained about platooning as manager Birdie Tebbetts rotated players, while Stan Musial and Jim Kaat moved on in career milestones and the Yankees rolled past California. The day also saw Twins and other AL games with Harmon Killebrew and Ed Tebbetts contributing in a busy MLB slate.
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Lew Boston
Krausse
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Jack Aker
Athletics
Nagy Poised For State Title At Columbus Golf Meet
Tim Nagy, Lorain’s top junior golfer, eyeing state honors at Columbus after district success. Coach George Simonovich cites his consistency and 95.7 average as he looks to improve on his freshman district medal and chase Columbus medals. A coaches meeting sets tee times with first flight at 10 a.m. and second at 7:30 a.m. Saturday scores to decide medal and match play outcomes.
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