Question Looms Over 1951 Pitching Powerhouses
In spring chatter the big question is whether 1950s top pitchers can rebound in 1951. Only a dozen hurlers have four straight winning seasons, including Bob Lemon and Lefty Gomez, while many stars fade after peak years, shaping the pennant race and club fortunes.
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Bickford leads Braves bid for opener after nine
Vern Bickford, a 19 game winner, emerged as a leading candidate to start Boston’s opener after he pitched nine innings in a 4 3 win over the Oklahoma City Indians in Oklahoma City. The Braves beat the Indians 4 to 3.
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National expert to demonstrate rupture shield method at Graystone
Nationally known expert will personally demonstrate his method without charge at Graystone Hotel Elyria Tuesday Evening April 10 from 5 pm to 8 pm. Shallenberger says his method contracts openings quickly regardless of rupture size and can be worn during bathing. The Shalienberger Rupture Shield is waterproof, sanitary, indestructible and molded for a neck fit. Large ruptures after operations solicited. Angola Ind address given.
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Robinson Wins But Fans Boo In Miami Bout
Sugar Ray Robinson barely outpoints Holly Mims in a ten round decision in Miami. The crowd of about 6,000 jeered the verdict as Robinson admitted he did not fight well and blamed a virus and limited training time. His left eye was bruised and could affect an upcoming exhibition in Oklahoma City.
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Women’s All City League Ends With Tonight’s Matches
The Women’s All City League wraps up with four matches at 7 pm at the Bowling Center. D and N Corner Islands face Schuster’s Grandmas. Elyria Furniture meets McAlpin Raiser Frazer. Standard Cleaners plays Elyria Upholstering. Rainbow Bat clashes with Elyria Mapdware.
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Sportsman's Club Bowling League Matches At Stoney's Lanes
The Sportsman's Club Bowling League schedules four matches at 9 PM tonight at Stoney's Rainbow Lanes. Teams listed include Lorain and Elytia Merchants versus Sairi Meats, Bote versus Masfair, Moving and Cartage versus McClure and Sora Fiorists, Empire Tavern versus Western Heights Merchants.
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Elyria opens 1961 with 20-man squad for Huron game
Coach Bob Ringer named a 20-man Elyria gb nine for its 1961 opener at Ely Stadium against Huron. The roster splits into two catchers, four pitchers, 10 infielders and four outfielders with some versatility to cover infield and outfield duties.
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Wynn Beats Giants 6-5 After Slow Start In Bowling
Last night the Wynn team overcame a rough start to edge the Giants 6-5 in a tense bowling matchup. The report also notes an odd aside about seahorses describing their size and head shape as a curious comparison.
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Kelovsky Fires 698 Series Sets City Bowling Pace
Elyria bowler Andy Kelovsky rolled a 698 series at Olympic Recreation to lead Lorain County Classic League and city competition after openers of 212 228 258. Moose Club captured team honors in both Classic League and town with George Cotton guiding a 681 series for the top team score. Regular-season play concluded.
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Local Bowling League Scores Highlight Drift in Lorain Club
The 600 Club in Lorain County reports player scores for the Claute League. Notable marks include Andy Kelevsky 212 228 255 695 and Jack Tarry Jr 200 249 185 634 with Bela Anderka 203 246 181 630 and Alex Scheenbachler 206 219 196 621 among others in a mixed singles and team event.
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American Legion League
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Reichlin and Bittner to clash for league crown
Reichlin Funeral Home completes a two game win over Bittner Funeral Home to finish the second half with a four game margin. The Reichlin quintet and Bittner Funeral Home, first-half champions, set a rematch Wednesday at 8 on Bowl-O-Crome lanes with the season title on the line.
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Boxing results from United Press summary
Henry Jordan of Philadelphia outpointed Bobby Lloyd of Wilkes Barre in New York. Hermie Freeman of Eagle Lake drew with Jimmy Parlin of Philadelphia in Bangor Maine. Sugar Ray Robinson of New York defeated Holly Mims of Washington in a non title bout in Miami Florida.
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Bowling League Schedules Four Matches at Bowl-O-Drome
The Bendix-Westinghouse Shop Loop Pin teams are set for four weekly matches tonight at seven o'clock at Bowl-O-Drome. The schedule lists General Machine Shop against Fee and alveale, Special Machine Shop, R.M.R. Pool Room, Inspection VE, Ragiteering.
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Hilliards Coach Swope resigns to enter private business
Tom Swope, longtime coach of basketball and golf at Hilliards High School, resigns to pursue private business. He also served as assistant football coach and previously coached baseball at the school.
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Acting Police Chief Gives Up Post for Dog Warden in Napoleon
Napoleon Ohio patrolman H L Klug has stepped down as acting chief of police to remain Henry County dog warden. A state ruling and attorney general decision said one cannot hold both roles. Klug keeps patrolman rank and will be financially better off.
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Radar origins and meaning explained
The radar term derives from Radio Detection and Ranging and is also known as radiolocation. The phrasing notes its components and purpose in locating distant objects.
Leroy League Team To Drill On Sunday
The Ohio Farmers Insurance Company team in the Lorain Medina County Baseball League will hold its first practice Sunday afternoon along with a meeting to organize for the campaign. If weather turns foul the meeting moves to Westfield Leroy Country Club at 2 o'clock. All players interested in trying out are invited.
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Cambridge crews begin American season with first on Housatonic
Cambridge University boat club opened its first workouts on the Housatonic River at Derby in preparation for the April 14 race against Yale. The English shell marked the first appearance of a British crew on American waters, with two workouts held the day prior and to be continued until the race.
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Final Ely ria Eagles Bowling League season matches tonight
The Ely ria league finals are set for 7 PM at Olympic Recreation. Matches include Ed's Live Batt against Wase aerman's Clothes, Milford River versus Standard Cleaners, Stewart Radio against Knowles and Sniezek, and Resar Orchids facing Coates Roofing.
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Moose Women’s League Night Schedule at Olympic Recreation
The Moose Women’s Bowling League offers three matches tonight at 9 o’clock at Olympic Recreation. Pairings include Home Bakery versus Bagkers Sales, Milton’s Jewelers against Homes, and Wyckoff Cleaners against Buckeye Mold.
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