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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1959
Page
13
Pipe Dreams by John Jackson surveys the practical limits of desire and the toll of ambition on personal life. The piece traces how dream chasing shapes relationships, work, and daily routines while offering brief, reflective insights.
Former Buckeye Conference players Level and Harbin join Woody Hayes three deep Buckeye football squad. Level from Fremont Ross backs up Jim Houston at left end while Harbin from Marion Harding sits third string right guard behind sophomores Ernie Wright and Gabe Hartman.
Massillon and Canton Lincoln will join the Elyzia High School basketball schedule next season. Massillon was a top 10 state team and Lincoln upset rival Canton McKinley in the regional tournament before losing to Salem 57 to 49. Marsillon’s commitment is not yet guaranteed due to no written contract.
Dale Reichenbach of Elyria High School basketball will be the main speaker at Oberlin High School’s basketball banquet scheduled for April 20 in the Oberlin Junior High cafeteria.
Marion High School's Prexies repeatedly outscored Buckeye Conference rivals at the track meet. Scoring figures show large margins over Sandusky and Blue Streaks, suggesting this may be Marion's best and deepest squad in five seasons.
Cleveland visits Kaonsay Cy while WHOL WHR air at 226. Indhiy plays Kanaan City on WEWS WEOL WERE. WEW-TV covers Wrestling at Ani.
The New York Yankees traded rookie pitcher Math Keenan to the Kansas City Athletes in exchange for 28 year old right hander Freeman who had a strong season for Denver in the American Association. Ur ban was sent to the Yankees and joined Richmond farm system.
The Senators beat Baltimore 9-2 in Washington to open the American League schedule as the Reds edged Pittsburgh 4-1 at Cincinnati in the National League debut. Edged by spectators, crowd estimates exceeded 25,000 in several locations with star pitchers Bob Turley Gary Bell and Don Drysdale among the scheduled starters. Purkey Tames Pirates as Robinson Drives In Three in Cincinnati home opener before 32,190 fans.
Blyna's eight PONY League teams added 98 players in a draft announced yesterday. Don Hutchings presides as president for 1958 with Bob Kaiser and Chuck Hangen as vice-presidents overseeing divisions. Officers include Dick Notley as treasurer and Russ Van Oster as secretary.
The season begins with veteran stars facing uncertain futures as Sal Maglie Virgil Trucks Willard Nixon and others are sidelined by age and injuries. Ted Williams Jean Curt Simmons and Herman Wehmeier also battle injuries signaling possible final outings while Sal Maglie’s long career nears its end.
Jefferson area teams were honored at a city banquet last night. Conch John Ines presented badges to eighth grade city champions and seventh grade team members while Charles Grenary announced sixth grade awards. Speakers included Bly ria Fligh School coach Dale Reich enbieh, Bob Slager, supervisor Louie Nolopus, and Chroniele Telegram sports editor John dnotson.
Lorain Hygi's baseball game postponed yesterday due to wet grounds and will be rescheduled for Monday at its original site. Rocby River opponent not specified. local schedule notes a one day delay with no score recorded.
Cleveland Indians return pitcher Carl Thomas to their San Diego farm club in the Pacific Coast League. The 6 foot 5 right hander, formerly of the University of Arion, stood 29 and played for Indianapolis last year in the America’s Association. The Indians now roster 30 men.
In Greensboro North Carolina Mike Fetchick a 26 year old Yank in the PGA cellar since 1956 led the opening round of the Greater Greensboro Open with a 66 at Starmount Forest. He carded four birdies an eagle and was one up on Billy Maxwell as Art Wall also posted a 69 to stay near the top amid a crowded leaderboard on the 22nd annual $15 000 event.
Saturday games span Milwaukee at Pittsburgh Los Angeles at Chicago Cincinnati at Philadelphia San Francisco at St Louis night. Thursday weather and score notes include Cincinnati 4 Pittsburgh 2 and matchups Foxhall versus Roberts Milwaukee Spahn against Friend Los Angeles Drysdale against Anderson San Francisco Antonelli against Jackson.
The Elyria City Golf League announces a Sunday 2 PM meeting at Cherry Ridge for team captains and golfers interested in playing this season. Officials emphasize rosters, eligibility, and tryouts. attendance is requested to organize schedules and events.
Cleveland retooled almost completely for the 1959 season opening against Kansas City. Only Nixon and Minoso return from the previous year, with Bell on the mound and Grim opposing. New faces include Power Held Prersall Mar tin and Jackson, reshaping positions and infield roles as Lane reshapes the club.
New York report states Sugar Ray Robinson must sign by April 15 to defend his middleweight title against Basilio or risk losing the crown. Madison Square Garden offers terms. boxing decision hinges on contract.
London UK heavyweight Brian London will fly to the United States to face Floyd Patterson for the heavyweight title in Indianapolis on May 1. London aims to win as Patterson defends the crown in a highly anticipated bout at the big venue.
Ralph Barber and Marguerite Perkins topped the individual series at Perky Lanes last night in Wellington's bowling scene. Earl Clark shot a 221 game as Barber posted a 600 series amid strong showings from Norton Funeral Home with a 909 and a 2534 team tally. Perkins added a 515 series and 197 game in the Thursday Afternoon Women’s League, while Marys Restaurant rang up a 729 game and 2037 series. Carl's Diner led the Thursday night standings with a 26-16 record and Caywood Construction held a 29-13 mark.
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