Yankees not standing pat after World Series rout
New York reports show the Yankees seeking starting pitching and bench depth after a five game World Series loss to the Reds. Roy Hamey says talks with manager Raigh Houk will address future plans while players like Berra and Blanchard face salary and role considerations.
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Schafrath Returns as Browns Face Packers in NFL Go-Ahead
Browns shift tackle duties as Dick Schafrath lines up at left tackle against Green Bay after a military waiver clears him to play. Ed Nutting may miss Sunday's game with a knee injury, leaving Lou Groza as the other tackle option. Green Bay enters with a potent attack and solid defense, aiming to challenge Cleveland’s unbeaten start.
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Colts Mets Draft First 16 Picks In NL Selection
The National League player draft lists the first 16 players chosen by the Houston Colts and New York Mets for 75 000 dollars each. Names include Eddie Bressaud Bob Aspio monte Bob Lillis and more with several signed for 30 000 and 125 000 each.
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Chicago
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Sherman Jones
Jim Hackman
Joe Amalfitano
Dick Farrell
Hal Smith
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Bob Miller
Jay Hook
Cincinnnati
Don Zimmer
Lee Walls
Lucas Nicklaus to be honored at Pat Upsilon reunion
Jerry Lucas OSU basketball star and Jackie Nicklaus noted amateur golfer will receive athlete of the year awards at the Pat Upsilon fraternity annual reunion in Columbus on November 3. State Auditor Jamies A. Rhodes chairs the awards and says they will be the first undergraduates honored.
Diederich Calls St Marys Biggest Challenge Yet
Elyria Catholic coach Wayne Diederich labels the St Marys game the Panthers toughest test this season. He notes the Lorain St Marys lineup is strong with a fast backfield, solid line, and capable receivers, and he relies on extra effort and personal pride to spark a possible upset while two key playersQB Gary Kauer and fullback Ed Makrush, face injuries and uncertain status into the week.
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Irish Gridder Hospitalized After Practice Head Injury
Bill Renski, 182 pound senior guard for Lorain St. Mary High, was hospitalized at St. Josephs Hospital after a head injury in practice around 4 30 yesterday. Aides said he may recover fully. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Chester Renshi of 2712 Riverside Drive.
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Marion Buckeye clash as coach vows shakeup
Marion football coach Pete Reisen plans lineup changes after a 16 0 loss to Toledo Jeddo Scott and a season open defeat to Kettering Fairmont. He will start eight juniors on offense and nine on defense with three seniors, including co captain Bob Holmes, starting on offense and two seniors in the defensive backfield. The team eyes Elyria in a Buckeye Conference game at Marion, aiming to rebound from a tough start and scrape into victory after a 28 6 Buckeye win over Lorain and other wins this season.
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Amherst Elyria Meet In High School Cross Country
Lorain County teams Elyria and Amherst face off tomorrow after noon at Amherst course. Comets coached by Dick Cooley aim for win No. 2 in dual meets. Pioneers under Ed Allen seek first victory in three meets. Tom Steary of Amherst runs fast in district races. Elyria shows Bill Meyers as top scorer with a 10:30 best this season.
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Bal Four Ends Holderout with Chicago Hawks
Murray Bal four ended his holdout by returning his signed contract for the 1961 62 season. Only Stan Milata remains unsigned on the Chicago Black Hawks roster.
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Heights Over Ely as Stevenson Leads 34-6 Victory
Eastern Heights dominated Ely 34-6 at Elyma grade school. Randy Stevenson scored three touchdowns including a 15 yard run and a 25 yard score, with Pietch adding a key 40 yard TD run and three conversions. Phi Aquila tallied Ely’s lone score on a two yard dash in the third period.
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Open leads as Smith shoots 74 to pace Ohio Open
Elyria's Charles Smith posted a second round 74 to lead three area golfers in the Ohio Open at Firestone. His 36 hole total of 148 ties him for 10th while Art Hudnutt sits 21st with 151. Four Elyrians failed to reach the cut for the third round. Biagetti and Griffiths share the lead at 139 and 140 after Biagetti shot 68 yesterday.
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Art Hudnutt
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Barons Open AHL Season In Providence Clash
The Cleveland Barons face Providence tonight in the opening 1990 season game. Gil Mayer, ex Barons goalie now with Providence, starts in net for the Pirates while Les Bibble y replaces him for Cleveland on the mound. The Barons play four straight road games before returning to Cleveland, with a home date Saturday against Buffalo.
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