Elyria Eyes City Baseball Commissioner Plan
Elyria recreation officials discuss a coordinated city baseball plan to group Little Leagues Pony Ruth Babe Ruth and Class D under a single commission. A public meeting is set for Nov 30 to discuss forming a board including current league representatives with the city providing fields and umpires.
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Elyria
iChuck Hoagland
Pony League
Babe Ruth League
Recreation Board
Legion
Hoagland
Burt
Basketball Season Opens Across area with varied hopes
The Chronicle-Telegram notes the start of basketball season with South Central's 65-35 win over Union and forecasts early action across area teams. It highlights Vermilion Apache, Avon Lake, Midview, Berlin, and Elyria among others, detailing early schedules and conference standings while noting key player injuries and coaching changes.
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Firelands
Chronicle-Telegram
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Union
Savannah
Cage
Berlin
Roughriders
Buckeye
Wellington
Clearview
Avon Lake
Amherst
New London
Sandusky
Bedford Chanel
North Central
Fairview
Bedford Chane
Maris Wins Second Consecutive AL MVP
Roger Maris of the New York Yankees won the American League Most Valuable Player award for the second straight season, edging teammate Mickey Mantle by four points. Maris earned 202 points with seven first place votes, Mantle 198 with six. Maris led the league with 142 RBIs and 61 homers, despite a .269 batting average as Mantle battled injuries, while Jim Gentile and Norm Cash followed in voting.
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RBI
Jim Gentile
Baltimore
Gentile
Norm Cash
Detroit
Whitey Ford
Luis Arroyo
Sen
Baseball Writers Association Penison
Musk Kingum
al Spiegelberg
Cash
Arroyo
Tigers
Frank Lary
Rocky!Colavito
A Kaline
Elston Howard
Harmon Killebrew
Twins
Luis Aparicio
White
Jack Brannan
Raytown, Mo
UPD
Mantle Maris
Mick
Yeomen Ends College Careers In Wooster Clash
Seven Oberlin seniors wrap up football careers as the Yeomen travel to Wooster for the 49th meeting dating to 1903. Co Captains Harvey Singer and Tom Sanford lead a group that includes Gary Hinzman Bob Perkins Bob Neill Jim Sutherland and Lanny Streeter. Ohio Conference record pace ends with this finale as Otterbein links to the year.
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Wooster
Harvey Singer
Tom Sanford
Gary Hinzman
Bob Perkins
Bob Neill
Gary
Jim Sutherland
Otterbein
Lanny Streeter
Ohio
Ted Turney
Ohio Wesleyan
Maris questions repeat of 61 homer season
Roger Maris, 27, of the New York Yankees, doubts he will match last year’s 61 homers and MVP season. He edged Mickey Mantle to win the AL MVP again, saying he plays for his family and the Yankees and will take records as they come.
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Kansas City
Pat
Yankees
Civics Will Pick Jackets For Elytia Football Players
Civics will measure players for team jackets and let them choose styles at 8 tonight in the YMCA. All players coaches and managers should attend. Uniforms and ticket money must be submitted. Mauro Mina 177 Peru knocked out Roque Maravilla 177 Boise Idaho 5.
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Peru
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Roque Maravilla
Boise
Idaho
Woman does 602 series in rainbow lanes league
Sittinger, a 35 year old bowler from North Ridgeville, rolled a 602 in Stoney's Rainbow Women’s League at Rainbow Lanes, joining the 600 Club and topping the honor rolls in a night of strong scores by eight women. She also posted a 241 high in the middle game.
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Stoney's
Rainbow Lanes
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Stoney
Rainbow
Sttinger
Avon - Belden Rd
North Ridgeville
Rudy
Bendix - Westinghouse
Rainbow Women’s League
Earnie Buell
Hazel Blake
Wilma Garn
Pat Sanicky
Charlene Firestone
Helen McGregor
Shirley Zeh
Val Scrivens
Olga Porter
Harvey
Evans Lanes
Rose Loescher
Cora Aldrich
KitKhat Keglers
Helen Jalowiec
Ellen Ferrell
Betsy Walker
Elks
Mildred Johnston
Tarry
Matc ‘Tanks
Dick Diederich
Jack Tarry Jr
Jerome Schmitz
John Fritz
Andy Wossilek
Gil Bauer
Gene Plas
Sam Joseph
del Richmond
Hank Gasbare
Wes Fackler
Dave Jenkins
Tony Troup
Jenkins
Phonies
Troup
Browns Eye Eagles Rematch As McDonald Leads Units
The Cleveland Browns face Philadelphia on Sunday with Philly’s Tommy McDonald a top threat and Sonny Jurgensen strong at passer. Browns plan plans to curb McDonald while Eagles adjust backs and defense in pursuit of a second straight win.
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Philadelphia Eagles
Eagles
Sonny Jurgensen
Tommy McDonald
Oklahoma
Browns
Paul Brown
Angels to play in Chavez Ravine as home stadium
Gene Autry, chairman of the Angels, says Los Angeles will treat Chavez Ravine as the Angels home ballpark. A Dodgers spokesman notes a tenant may name the venue as it wishes while Autry says ads will refer to the stadium as the home of the Angels in Chavez Ravine.
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