Indians Add Three TV Games to Schedule
Three makeup games for the Cleveland Indians will be broadcast on Channel Eight. June 11 at Washington starts 6 p.m., June 15 at New York and September 3 at Detroit are also on TV. June 22 at Boston moves to a twinbill starting 5 p.m. with coverage from 7 p.m.
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Fourth Annual Cleveland Open Golf at Lakewood Club
The MacDIVOT fourth annual Cleveland Open is scheduled for August 17 at Lakewood Country Club in Westlake. The event brings together local players and golf enthusiasts to compete for the title and prize.
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Indianapolis car race notes mix of engines and designs
The report discusses Ford V8 engines dominating the front rows in a 60-lap race at Indianapolis with most top cars sharing a similar configuration, while a few racers experiment with different chassis and powertrain setups. It mentions drivers like Mario Andretti and Jon Clark, and notes ongoing changes as teams seek speed.
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Lear Siegler and Electro Alloys win Little League North games
Randy Archer pitched a three hitter to lead Lear Siegler 2 0 past Stewart Appliance while Mike Kovacs had two hits in defeat. Greg Bertovich allowed one hit and struck out 13 as Electro Alloys blanked Servomation Wave. Kay Korona yielded two hits for the losers.
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Keefer and Lansky Chronicle Telegram May 26 1966 Elyria
Ny M Keefer and B Lansky report from Elyria Ohio on May 26 1966. The Chronicle Telegram coverage focuses on local events and notable happenings within the community.
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Admiral King nets Buckeye title in Mansfield finals
Admiral King Malabar Courts claimed the Buckeye Conference team crown by blanking Marion 5-0. King also swept singles with Kuhn 14-0 and Szekeres 12-2 as the Admiral trio prepared for state doubles. Marion ended the year 10-6. Elyria, Botts and Thorpe reached district finals.
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Arbitration panel aims to end long standing college sport feud
Washington UPI reports an arbitration panel led by Theodore W. Kheel seeks a peace between the Amateur Athletic Union and the National Collegiate Athletic Association. The five member board could wrap up negotiations by the end of July.
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