Panthers name 1963 co captains Elbert and Kaminski
Elyria Catholic picks John Elbert and Dennis Kaminski as co captains for the 1963 football season. Diederich announced the selection after a close vote, with 2 points separating the 65 ballots. The pair, both lettermen, will start the season at Clearview and are described as two way players ready to lead the Panthers.
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John Elbert
Dennis Kaminski
Elyria Catholic
Wayne Diederich
Denny Plas
Bernie Frabotta
Diederich
Elbert
Kaminski
Panthers
Clearview
Benny
Bob Monchein
Brookside Cardinals Face Tough Repeat Season in Inland Conf
Brookside High School football, with only four lettermen back, enters the season as defending Inland Conference champions after an 8-1 run last year. New head coach Dick Jones, a Bowling Green graduate, expects slower, smaller play with many first year varsity players, and names few seniors and several juniors competing for key roles. The Sept. 7 opener vs Cleveland Our Lady of Lourdes kicks off a season built on a multiple offense and varied defenses.
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Diederich
Tom Solet
Mike McClean
Will
Panthers
Nore
Brookside
Gary Eckenrode
Dave Bring
Dan Kalo
Jim Policy
Inland
Sheffield Lake
Cardinals
Bob VanLancker
Gray Brothers
Jim
John
Ed Philpott
VanLancker
Philpott
Miami University
Dick Jones
Oberlin High School
Jones
Bowling Green
Delford Watson
Everet Davis
Fred Churchill
Buckeye
Keystone
Avon
David Bring
van Lancker
Gary Eckenrude
Eckenrude
Kalo
Burt Fitzgerald
Kale
Rick Marcucci
Nate Philpott
Kennedy
Marcucci
Cleveland
Our Lady of Lourdes
Zayatz Wins Five Events in Karting Finale
The Elyria Karting Club wrapped its season at Tower Drive-In due to zoning rules with Paul Zayatz winning five events including the helmet dash and the feature. Double winners were Tom Anderson Harold Benson and Billi Hecock with others taking heats and derbies. Final standings show Zagatz and Hecock tied at 177 points, Benson 135 Schatz 123 and Anderson 72. President Anderson asks for kart track information via FA 2-2195 or EM 6-301.
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Elyria
Tower Drive-In
Paul Zayatz
Zayatz
Tom Anderson
Harold Benson
Billi Hecock
Anderson
Benson
Hecock
Jerry Date
Norris Schatz
Marian Dute
Zagatz
Schatz
Karting Klub
Dodgers Pound Astros in Labor Day Twin Bill
Dodgers sweep a Labor Day doubleheader 7-3 and 7-1 to grab 20 hits led by Koufax with his 21st win as they extend the pennant race. Cardinals, Pirates fall behind while Giants stumble, Mets beat Reds then lose, and Cubs’ Ellsworth reaches 20th victory.
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United Press International
Sandy
Dodgers
Houston
Koufax
St. Louis Cardinals
Cirigliano wins Oak Hills crown in Lorain
Vince Cirigliano from Independence captured the Oak Hills Country Club club championship with a 3 and 2 win over Jim Ross. He led a slate of Oak Hills champions including Chet Birritterri, Lee Burgett, and Dick Sly in a busy weekend of golf at multiple clubs. Ross shot 71 for weekend low, while Cirigliano and Joe Golob posted 72s.
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Vince Cirigliano
Independence
Oak Hills Country Club
Lorain
Elyria Country Club
Cirigliano
Oak Hills
Jim Ross
Cirigiano
Chet Birritterri
Tom Ryan
Lee Burgett
John Mariotto
Dick Sly
Sandy Slutzker
Ross
Joe Golob
Art Meyers
John Kelly
Fran Price
R. H. Stoufer
Harold Hammer
Joe Kostelnik
Abe Haas
Joe Tornaszky
Pat Taverna
Bill Patterson
Spring Valley Country Club
Gene Kindle
Jeo Bider
Dan Ryan
Fred Broad
Link Goldense
Hank Kohlmyer
Rowe
Pete Sackett
al Innocenti
American Shoe Shop
Miller High Life
Cherry Ridge Golf Club
Miller's
Lorain Roumanian Club
Joe Meeker
Jim Ossman
Harry Conn
Bill Ehlke
Electro Alloys League
Forest Hills Country Club
Bob Bosley
John Burnett
John Hosipak
Dale Post
Don Morrissey
Oberlin Golf Club
Bob Long
Bob Bourne
Berry Bourne
Bob Toth
Ray Wrobleski
Elyma Country Club
Gast 6-for-16 for state champs at Ohio tourney
Cleveland Lakewood J Schrader's team beat Cincinnati Glendale 7-1 to capture the American Baseball Congress Ohio Championship yesterday. Cincinnati beat Dayton Weideman 7-4 for the consolation title. Schrader and Glendale advance to the national tournament in Battle Creek, Michigan. Bill Gast, former Elyria standout, posted six hits in 16 at bats for the tournament.
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Cleveland
Lakewood
Indians Split as Alvis Sparks Labor Day Doubleheader
Cleveland beat Washington 15-3 in the first game before falling 8-7 in the nightcap as Senator outfielder Jim King made a sensational ninth inning catch. Alvis starred with a homer and two singles in each game, boosting his average to .280 and extending a nine game hitting streak. He totaled five runs scored and four driven in, while leading the Indians in several offensive categories. Washington hit three homers in the fourth to seize a 6-2 lead before Cleveland rallied. The Tribe, now in seventh, remain one game back of fifth and are idle until a Wednesday tilt with Baltimore.
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UPI
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Cleveland Indians
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Washington
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Baltimore
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John Romano
Larry Brown
Joe Adcock
Jack Kralick
Don Rudolph
Don Lock
Senators
Brown
Vic Davalillo
Mike de la Hoz
King
de la Hoz
al Luplow
Joe Azcue
Don Zimmer
Eddie Brinkman
Barry Latman
Jerry Walker
Latman
Ed Hobaugh
Bob Allen
al Rosen
Casey Stengel Mets Player Profile Highlights Career
New York UPI notes manager Casey Stengel of the New York Mets hit 60 home runs in his major league career and posted a .284 lifetime batting average.
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NEW York
UPI
Casey Stengel
New York Mets
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