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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 11, 1950

Page

2

First-place teams rarely miss Calder Cup playoffs

In 14 years of the American Hockey League only three times did the top regular season team fail to win the Calder Cup. If Cleveland Barons lose Thursday at Indianapolis, they would be the fourth. Other notes include Look magazine forecasts, Saddler Salas bout at Cleveland Arena, and Clyde High hiring new coaches for 1950-51.

NLY American Hockey League Cleveland Barons Indianapolis Capitals Indianapolis Barons Philadelphia Buffalo Hershey Indianapoli Buffsto Cleveland Providence Syracuse Boston Red Sox Brooklyn Dodgers Tim Cohane Look Magazine Look Cleveland Indians Detroit Tigers New York Yankees Philadelphia Phillies St. Louis, Cardinals New York Giants Red Sox Cohane Tigers Phillies Dodgers Sandy Saddler Leuro Salas Cleveland Arena Saddler-Sales Clyde High School Sandusky County Schoola R. C. Fox Clyde High Clyde Fox Hicksville, O

Baseball Briefs From Across The South

Greensboro Dodgers option rookie Bob Milliken to Montreal and he will make one final spring appearance for Brooklyn. Milliken shared mound duties with Carl Erskine against Greensboro. Meanwhile in Charlotte, opening day pitchers were named for the Senators and Athletics with Rae Scarborough favored for Washington and Alex Kellner for Philadelphia. In Charleston, Reds’ Blackwell and Cooper impressed as a batteries best hopes. Other notes cover Phillies prospect Charley Bicknell claimed by Boston, Red Sox power displays in Louisville, Pirates beating Atlanta, and Cubs and Cards meeting in Houston with Hank Sauer homering.

Greensboro Brooklyn Dodgers Bob Milliken Montreal Brooks Milliken Carl Erskine Dodger Burt Shoiton Dodgers Charlotte N. C Washington Senators Philadelphia Athletics Nats Rae Scarborough Washington Scarborough Connie Mack Alex Kellner Kellner Savannah Philadelphia

Mt Union trims coach candidates. selection within weeks

Athletic director Nelson M Jones announced Mt Union College narrowed its basketball coach applicant pool from 0 to 10 with the new hire expected in a few weeks. In Florida at Stetson two Ohioans seek spots on the 1950 football squad. Bill Johnson of Waterville and Charles Nelson of Loveland join the Stetson roster efforts. In Mansfield Ohio entries pour in for the Mansfield Relays April 21 22 as Flint North ern and Detroit St Josephs seek spots alongside defending Tygers in the 19th track and field classic.

United Press Alliance Nelson M. Jones Mt. Union College Mansfield, C Flint Mich North Detroit St. Joseph’s Mansfield High Tygers

Giants Sweep Indians in Dusty Tulsa Exhibition

The New York Giants crushed the Cleveland Indians 15 to 8 in a spring exhibition in Tulsa amid a dust storm. Bearden struggled early, allowing seven runs in the first inning as Wes Westrum, Bob Thomson, Joe Lafata homerred for New York, while Ray Murray homered for Cleveland. Jansen earned the win over Bearden as winds disrupted play and a balk call occurred on Giants pitcher Hansen. New York built a decisive lead and never looked back despite near gusts and a misplayed inning.

United Press Wichita Kan New York Giants Cleveland Indians Giants Tulsa Gene Bearden Wes Westrum Bobby Thomson Joe Lafata Ray Murray Cleveland Lou Boufreau Bearden Hansen Calveland Titewell V Duby Cimedy Gordon Felines Jongers Murray Lemon Seltzman New York Stanky Holman Loceman Maxaire Thompson Lohrke Thomson Cf Ruler Marshman Lafatsib Westrum R. Mueller Jansen axxMcCormick Maglite Woos Sete Yeepense Mitchell Doby Kennedy Boudreau Conyers Thomas Lockman DO. Mueller Dark Rufer Lafata D. A Mueller Harshman Keltner Lemmon Latata Doby Thomson Sacrifice Magile Doule Hofman Hearden Makiie Saltt Margie Mag- Ne Saltzman Balks

Elyria High Baseball Opener Postponed By Field Conditions

Elyria High School announced the opening baseball game versus Eaton High tomorrow at Ely Stadium is postponed due to unplayable field. No reschedule date set. The delay leaves the Pioneers with no tuneup before Lakewood game Thursday at Lakewood, a Lake Erie League contest.

Elyria High School Ralph Bauer Pioneers Eaton High Ely Stadium Eaton Lakewood Lake Erie

Middleground Opens 3-Year-Old Campaign at Jamaica as Derby Hope

Middleground King Ranch’s top Kentucky Derby hope starts his three-year-old season at Jamaica as a 1 to 5 favorite in the Count Fleet purse over six furlongs. The chestnut colt, rated by John B. Campbell, faces four rivals in a sprint to sharpen his speed before a possible clash with Hill Prince in the Experimental Handicap. Middleground, last year’s strong performer with four wins in five starts, seeks to rebound from an ankle concern that paused his season, with trainer Max Hirsch expressing cautious optimism.

NEW York U.P Middleground King Ranch Jamaica John B. Campbell Christopher ‘T Chentry Hill Prince Sacobs Belmont Park Max Hirsch Oil Capitol Hialeah

Perry Fay Pin Schedule at Bowl-O Drome

The Perry-Fay Bowling League closes its season this evening at Bowl-O Drome with four matches at 7 loretocks. Bcard' a'ers face Bears, Packers play Yankera, Rams meet Eegles, Dons clash with Browns.

Perry Fay Perry-Fay Bowl-Odrome Loretocks Bcard A'Ers Bears Rams Eegles Dons Browns

Injuries Hit Several Major League Clubs In New York

A rash of injuries hit four MLB clubs one week before opening day. Yankees star Tommy Henrich at Johns Hopkins Hospital with a sore left knee may miss action. Allie Reynolds to rest a sore heel a week. Cardinals pitcher Allie Reynolds returns. Brazile treats left arm. Braves concern over Earl Torgeson and Vern Bickford with Bickford’s rib muscle pull. Dodgers face Don Newcombe arm worry amid manager Shotton banter.

New York U.P New York Yankees St. Louis Cardinals Boston iBraves Brooklyn Dodgers Don Newcombe Tommy Henrich Yankees Baltimore Johns Hopkins Hospital George Bennett Henrich Allie Reynolds St. Louis Robert F. Hyland Hyland al Brazile Brazie Braves Earl Torgeson Vern Bickford Torgeson Libby Sisti Connie Ryan Bickford Boston Cincinnati Reds Dodgers Newcombe Burt Shotton Shotton

Lorain Medina Class A League Mulls 1950 Season Start

The Lorain Medina County Class A Baseball League calls its first meeting of 1950 for Thursday at 7 30 PM at the Columbia Fire Station. Alden Hopkins says plans and officer elections will be on the agenda with attendance invited for returning teams and potential new members, plus umpires. Last season’s ten teams included Elyria North Olmsted Erhart Columbia Brunswick LaGrange Lodi Avon Lake Sharon and Valley City, with Valley City the 1949 champions.

Lorain-medina County Alden Hopkins LaGrange Columbia Fire Station Valley City Elyria North Olmsted Erhart Columbia Brunswick Lodi Avon Lake Sharon

Impersonator Aviles Charged Over Ring Death

In Wichita Kansas Jose Rafael Aviles a 23 year old Puerto Rican mechanic known as Tuzo Kid Portuguez was killed in a fight last Wednesday night. Aviles now faces impersonating the fallen fighter Portuguez in a county jail case after failing to post a 5000 dollar bond. The ring appearance lasted five minutes and 33 seconds before Aviles was knocked out by Alvin Williams of Wichita.

Wichita Kan U.r Jose Rafael Aviles Tuzo Kid Alvin Williams New York Aviles

Ohio State Beats Western Michigan 9 5 in Opener

Ohio State University baseball opened a two game series with Western Michigan in Columbus yesterday winning 9 to 5. Buckeyes fielded seven hits to edge the visitors and Hal Kauffman led with three singles as OSU reached four wins in eight games and completed six game Southwestern trip.

Ohio State Western Michigan Columbus Ohio State University Buckeyes Michigan Hal Kauffman Buck Perini Kauffman Hogan Lercher Airesa

Women’s Pin Schedule in Olympic Recreation League

The Olympic Recreation Women's Bowling League features four matches at 9 o'clock tonight. Scheduled games include Brown Hotel versus Ifittona and Jewelers versus Moulton's Candies vs. George's Chips with Elyria Fiedricka facing Ley Brewing and Memo's Tavern taking on Schiltz Beer.

Olympic Recreation Brown Hotel Ifittona Jewelers Moulton’s George's Chips Elyria Fiedricka Ley Brewing Memo's Tavern Schiltz Beer Carlisle Firemen Stoney's Rainbow Lanes Ohio Screw Company DeLuxe Carlisle Firemen No. 2 Imperial Furniture Webber Plastering Troxel Panufacturing Thomasson Ips Taylor Funeral Home Bill Canfield Service Ohio Screx Company Farm Bureau

Charles Beshore Title Bout May Be Held In June

Fairview Club officials expect to finalize the Ezzard Charles Freddie Beshore heavyweight title fight for June after assurances from manager Jake Mintz. If Charles defends, a July matchup with Lee Oma is planned, with Oma's manager Jack Sullivan agreeing to the Civic Stadium bout.

Charles Buffalo WUP Ezzard Charles Freddie Beshore Charles Pinto Fairview Athletic Club Jake Mintz Cincinnati Fairview Club Beshore Pinto Mintz Ralph Gold Pase Ezzard Lee Oma Jack Sullivan Oma Civic Stadium

Anderson Packers Quit Pro Basketball in NBA Sale

New York reports that Anderson Ltd. Packers franchise was absorbed by the NBA after league president Maurice Podoloff rejected the club’s scheduling demands. Packers VP Ike W. Duffey said a balanced schedule could not be arranged, leading to sale and distribution of players. The team, coached by Howie Schultz, finished second in the Western Division and lost in the playoffs to the Minneapolis Lakers.

New York U.P Anderson Ltd Packers National Basketball Association Maurice Podoloff NBA Loop She Podoloff Jesslayers Chicago Ike W. Duffey Brooklyn Minneapolis Lakers

All-City Pin Schedule Cards Evening League Matches

The All-City Pin Schedule lists four matches at the Olympic Recreation tonight at seven o clock. Cascade Plating faces Arvay s Chips while Stone s Grill meets Pass Shell Oil Ely tra Auto Service plays E and B Beer and Spring thrers Motors completes the card.

Olympic Recreation Cascade Plating Arvay's Chips Stone’s Grill Pass Shell Oil Elytra Auto Service B Beer Spring Thrers Motors

Better Days Ahead For Indians Under Owner's Full Power

Cleveland's Lou Boudreau gains full control of baseball operations as Hank Greenberg runs the front office. The Indians eye a return to top form with a strengthened outfield featuring Luke Easter and Larry Doby supported by a solid infield and improving pitching led by Bearden and Feller.

Boudreau Indians Leo H. Petersen United Press W York Cleveland Indians Lou Boudreau Bill Veeck Veeck Ellis Ryan Hank Greenberg Luke Easter Easter Boudreau Greenberg Larry Doby Dale Mitchell Mitchell Doby Easter Pacific Coast Allie Clark Bob Kennedy Thurman Tucker Kennedy Ken Keltner al Rosen Mickey Vernon Joe Gordon Gordon Vernon Bob Lemon Early Wynn Mike Garcia Cleveland Heaid Bob Feiler Gene Bearden Feller Lemon Wynn Garcia al Benton Steve Gromek Sam Zoldak Browns Jesse Flores Athletics San Diego Ray Murray Oklahoma City Jim Hegan

Welter Division Fights Shine at AAU Tournament in Boston

The 62nd annual AAU championships at Boston Garden showcased welterweight action as 88 boxers from the United States and Hawaii contended in the quarterfinals. Gil Turner of Philadelphia led a quartet of knockout artists, delivering two quick wins and a decisive late stoppage, while Stan Howlett and Norval Lee loomed as heavyweight titans in fresh trial bouts.

Boston United States Hawaii Boston Garden George Boddie Dayton Turner Henry Armstrong William Charles Lincoln Portland Ore Simon Pure Stan Howlett Madison Norval Lee Washington, D. C Lee Burns Pitts Atlanta Pitts Howlett Michael J Joe) Mahoney Camp Lejeune N. C

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