Farmhands Shine as Tribe Sweeps Kansas City in Twin Bill
In Cleveland, farmhands bolster the Indians as Jake Striker debut peaks in an 8-2 win. The nightcap ends 8-7 after a ninth inning rally. Gene Leek and Carroll Hardy spark the comeback while Lumpe mishandles a grounder. Pending games feature McLish relief duty and a potential 20th win for Elmer Vale in relief.
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Cleveland
UPI
Cleveland Indians
Tribe
Kansas City
Jake Striker
Bucyrus
Striker
Athletics
Bob Smith
Indians
Cal Metash
Gene Leek
Ray Webster
Carroll Hardy
Lumpe
Hardy
Webster
Elmer Vale
Johnny Briggs
Herb Score
Joe Gordon
McLish
Snyder
Maris Rfchimenock
Gabe
I Lumpe
Hadley
Jablonski
Qi H. Smith
Kucks B
Aoa Tsitoucis
DeMaestri Grunwald
Killeen
Sturdivant
Bella Kuiyna
Karsas
Hendrey
Lumpe Maris
Smith
Tanner
Cery
Colavite IF
Heekes -Kucks
Tsiteusis
Grunwald Hg
Amherst Rolls Vermilion 20-0 In Lakeland Conference Clash
Amherst High beats Vermilion 20 to 0 as three long TD runs highlight a stronger offense and rugged defense. Dennis Hutton 31 yards for the opening score. Bob Mulford 36 yards. Mike Kilbride 61 yards add on. Vermilion threatened late in the first but Amherst held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst
Amherst High Eleven
Howard Washka
Vermilion
Lakeland
Comet
Sailors
Comets
Dennis Hutton
Bob Mulford
Mike Kilbride
Sailor Assaillants
Amherst Comets
Albert DeSantis
Paul Kendra
Baseball Standings and Schedule Highlights
Standings show Cleveland leading with nine wins, Detroit six and Kansas City two. Scheduled games include Chicago at Detroit, Kansas City at Cleveland, Washington at Boston, and New York at Baltimore with Friday results and Sunday's matchups. Probable pitchers feature Wynn, Johnson, Ditmar, Pascual, and others across divisions.
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Detroit
Chicago
Cleveland
Kansas City
Twilight
Boston
Washington
New York
Baltimore
Yodar
Wynn
Running
Proctor
Johnson
Griggs
Beltmore
Odell
Ditmar
Pascual
Monbouquette
Detroi
City
Clevelap
United Press International American League
L. Pet GB
Chica Az
Katsa
Horning Henke Lead Keglers In City Leagues
Bill Horning toppled two PAA League records at Stoney's Rainbow Lanes with a 237 game and a 627 three game series. He also logged 176 and 214. Mary Henke led the Women in the All City League at Tarry Lanes with a 329 set, while Coletta Sittinger was runner up with 326. Pat Sanicky and Dot Pavelka exceeded 500 in the same league.
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Pfaudler Paa
Stoney
Rainbow Lanes
Bill Horning
Horning
Elyria
Henke
Mary Henke
Wommen
Tarry Lanes
Coletta Sittinger
600 Club Pfaudler PAA League Notes
A record of figures includes Bill Hornung and Mary Henke with multiple code numbers from the 600 Club and All City League in feminine circles. Coletta Sittinger Pat Sanicky Dot Pavelka are listed with additional identifiers.
Prep Football Schedule Brings Local Matches Across Conferences
Weekend slate shows Elvrip Catholic versus Gilmour Academy and St. Stanislaus clashes in North Central Public carry the spotlight. Non conference games feature Norwalk Marziretts at St. Paul and Milan at Loch Akron St. Mary among others.
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Berth Central
Cleve Lourdes
Akron St. Mary
Lakewood
Myth
Ridgeville
Atmiion Bandusky
East Cleveland
Shaw Brookside
Avon Lake
Beckeye
Marion
Lorain
Lakeland
Clearview
Welllpston
New London
Huron
Amherst
Matcaretta
Inland
Firelands
Buckeye
Columbia
South Amherst
Avon
LaGrange
Southwestern
Fairview
Oberlin Bay
Rocky River
Westlake
Olmsted
Fails
North Olmsted
Medipa
North Central
Berlin Heights
Seville
Black River
Plymouth
Milan
Loch
Akron
Hobah
Ashland
Findlay
Fremont Ross
Fostoria
Lima
Toledo
Waite
Toledo Macomber
DeVildlss
Cleveland
Holy Name
West Tech
Cuvshora Falls
Canton
Lincoln Alliance
Massillon
Eiviia Catholic
Loram St. Mary
Bedford Chanel
Gilmour Academy
Western Reserve
Westfield
Oaker Midview
Warrensville Heights
Warren St. Mary
J. Stanislaus
Gasxfield Heights
NL Flag Chase Jw ies GB
Los Angeles away game list against Chicago and others with brief standings. Dates show late February and late January schedule items for teams including San Francisco and St Louis.
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Sander
Purspeteh
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Los Angeles
Chicago
San Francisco
St. Louis
L. Feet
Los Aureles
Milwaukee
Pittsburgh
Chicade
St Louis
Vacé
Jw Ies GB
Francis Az
Chicas
Brevi
Milanuker
Prie
Rivhis
Youngstown State Tops Eastern Michigan 21 3 Behind Morelli Rush
Sophomore Ralph Morelli rushed for 181 yards and scored a touchdown after moving to guard as Youngstown State defeated Eastern Michigan 21 to 3 on Friday night in Ypsilanti Michigan.
Northfield Harness Race Results Snapshot
Northfield ran multiple races with listed dogs and payouts. Winners include IeDactys Gar and Direct Image with various placements and prices. other entries feature Adam Lamb Cherry Wyn and Prince Valiant among numerous dogs and drivers.
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Race IeDactys Gar
Cherry Wyn
Adam Lamb
jSie Cru
Brook
Wilford D
Chester Hal
Princess Coburn
Sir Pick
Marty's Pride
Betly Marino
Pha
Mr. Chesir
Friendly Hal
Braden Volo
Mo. Browne Breees
Tepe Mb
College Results Report Mixed Scores Across Teams
A list of college results shows varied scores for teams including Southern California over Pittsburgh and Iowa State over Denver. Other matches feature Western Kentucky and George Washington, Abilene Christian, Chatiennora, and Northeast Missouri with a mix of win and loss outcomes.
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Tyiane
Southern Cai
Pittsburgh
Iowa
Denver
Louistine
Western Kentucky
Geo
Washington
Boswu
Abilene
Chris
Superior St
Youngtown
Essterm Mich
Kent
BaldwdawWa
Northeast Missouri
Warhtumm
Huron Tigers Clinch Narrow Win Over Dukes in Conference Fight
Huron High’s defense stifled Wellington as the Tigers forged a 6 6 8 20 edge in Lakeland Conference play. Key plays included a 34 yard TD pass from Raw Mappy to Keith Hamilton and two Pat Terry touchdowns. Huron outgained Wellington 324 yards to 0 with 11 first downs to four.
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Huron
Huron High
Tigers
Wellington Dukes
Paul Greene
Dukes
Lakeland
Wellington
Raw Mappy
Keith Hamilton
Duke
Pat Terry
Paydirt
Jim Boos
Larry Foster
Terry
Drans
Sawl and Fosco Lead Lorain County Speedways Super Modified Title Race
Sawl of Bedford and Fosco of Sandusky headline about 74 drivers contending the 35 lap super modified championship at Lorain County Speedway. Sawl has clinched the season point title while Fosco won the 1958 season title race. A $2,000 purse awaits the winner with time trials at 7 p.m. and racing at 8:30.
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Norm Sawl
Bedford
Sandusky
George Fosco
Lorain County
Sawl
Fosco
Chuck Yost Jr
Elyria
al Wood
Rollie Beale
Toledo
Bob Havduk
Cleveland
Norm Smith
Lakewood
Round Table 4-5 Leads Woodward Stakes Field
New York’s Round Table 4-5 favorite to win the $100000 added Woodward Stakes at Aqueduct. Oklahoma’s equine millionaire backs Hillsdale and Sword Dancer in the event as 45 to 1 outsiders.
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New York
UPI
Round Table
Oklahoma
Hillsdale
Sword Dancer
Aqueduct
Jones three TDs lead Lorain Steelmen to 32 0 win
Harold Jones scored three touchdowns to pace Lorain High's Steelmen to a 32 0 independent conference victory over Lakewood Rangers. Jones had 64 0 and two yard runs in the first third and fourth periods while Ris Martin added two scoring runs. Lorain totaled 316 yards to Lakewood's 120.
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Lakewood
Harold Jones
Lorin High
Steelmen
Rangers
Jones
Ris Martin
Steelers
Cal Bobsowski
Coaven
Art Lave
Lorain
Martin
Ne ‘Ted
Mishak
Zabada
West
Bloom
Rogers
Frdy
Cook
Belu
Turton
Fashing
Tomasic
Wilson
Sivinski
Cen Gerhard
Porehurek
Thrypir
H Jones
Bohrowski Watefield
J. Jones
Uinta
Kulles
Watford
Jianckes
Emde
Larose
Dustin
Hine
Gualdsbaker
Newton
Gianckes
Hollecin
Gleick
Hanna
Fisher Walsh
Seliserwatke
Fi. Jones
Marine
le Raln
Bobrowski
How They Did Major League Results
TNTed Press International reports a AL game where Detroit beat Chicago with a 6-3 final. Scoring details include runs in various innings and key players Mossl, Wilson, and Kaline with home runs credited to Kaline and Smith.
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Tntted Press
Chicago
Detroit
Pierce
Donovan
Staley
Ransem
Wilson
Kaline
Smith
Brookside Beats Columbia 28 6 in Afton Grid Clash
Brookside High erased an early six point deficit to rout Columbia Raiders 28 6 yesterday afternoon. Opfer threw three scoring passes including a 12 yard run from White and a late TD to Gratien as Brookside dominated after half time. Columbia threatened in the third but White intercepted to end the drive. Brookside finished with 11 first downs and 273 rushing yards while Columbia had six first downs and 45 rushing yards.
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Columbia Station
Brookside High
Cardinals
Remp
Columbia Raiders
Raiders
Brookside
Elas
Bob Isenhour
Ken Bender
Walter
Coleman
Triandos
Columbia
Ford
Berra
Andy White
Dan Opfer
S. Opfer
Doug Milner
Paydirt
Opfer
Steve Clemen
Ralph Gratien
White
Brookline
Tyren
Clemen
Gratten
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Gilliams
Lumpess Smith
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Colaviniri
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Coleman Nixon
Dillard
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Kovach
P. Gammans
H. Gammans
Penman
Hall
Cobb
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Meckles
Yound
Towne
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Hohla
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Buster
Poore
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D. Mulford
Hutton
Kin
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Moes
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Cates
Leshinski
T. Romp
R. Romp
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Hunter
Baritome
Kendra
Phisnogle
Darley
Cincinnat
Law
O'Toole
Robjetis
Spahn
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Ant Sanford
Mizelli
Jackison
Keglers
Pat Sanicky
Dot Pavelka
Sanicky
Pavelka
600
Pfaudler
PAA
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Delphos
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Geisel Mfg., Inc
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Meyer
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Opfers
Gratten tTeyard Pase
Ken Bender Odsevard
Rym Isenhourt
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