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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1950
Page
3
Jimmy Demaret, three time Masters champion, is praised for his upbeat, showman style and steady, fearless play. The Texan, nicknamed Senor Rainbow, combines humor with precision, securing a historic third Masters victory while fans credit his charm and nerve under pressure.
Harvey's and Elyria Stationers share the Bowling Center Class B lead as both won three games to stay tied. Johnny Evanich led Harvey's with 603 while Jim Warner posted 603 for the Stationers in victories over Kasper Foundry and Lorain County Excavating. Their decisive title match comes next week after the Stationers set a 2802 series high.
Stan ford Insurance led the league and city with a 966 single line while Walt Miller earned individual honors with a 243 score in a department. Surdock Herman Studio captured the second half title in the Sportsman's Club League last night at Olympic Recreation, defeating Baksa Service in two games. Bauer Dairy, in second place, swept three.
Members of Local Union No 571 will gather on Wednesday April 12 at 8 p.m. at the Elyria Labor Temple located at 322 Broad Street for a union meeting.
Bar Keglers of Carlisle Firemen's League posted a 2,887 total with 2,485 actual pins and 402 handicap, edging Office squad 2,886 at Bowl-O-Drome. Clayton Card led runnerup Office with 577 series and a 205 game. Tonight eight five-man teams compete at 9:15 p.m. including 49ers Dons Red Top Beer Dicken Funeral Rothgery Motors Terrell Marine Plastic Finishers and Office of General Industries. Kopp Builders Supplies set season high with 2,029 in Bowl-O-Crome Women’s League after a strong second-half showing.
A pet pig in Humstanton England sneaks into a bureau drawer and then accompanies its owner on car rides, delighting locals with the unusual domestic saga.
MOULTON Texas top ranking amateur tennis players begin action in the River Oaks Country Club tournament. Schroeder seeded No 1 draws Hugh Sweeney of Houston in opening rounds while byes favor several ranked players. Bob Falkenburg defeats Maj Tom Bonner and Bitsy Grant defeats Glen Henderson in early play. At Weedon England a woman 80 wins second prize in an ankle contest.
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