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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 11, 1959

Page

15

Elyria Mayor Sends Congratulatory Notes to Local Sports Figures

Elyria Mayor Victor F. Stewart Jr. sent a second round of congratulatory messages to city sports figures. He praised boxer Jim McQueen for winning the National AAU middleweight title on April 4, 1959 and lauded Dale Reichenbach, Elyria High basketball coach, for being named the top Ohio coach for the 1958 59 season. He expressed pride in their achievements and anticipated continued success.

Elyria Victor F. Stewart Jr Jim McQueen Elyria High Dale Reichenbach Ohio Elyra

A A U Champ Fights Tonight at Spitzer Garage

McQueen headlines a boxing card at Spitzer Garage with Blyrians eager for a free watch after his 4.4.0 crown win. The piece also notes Vic Stewart and Ted Tracey, linked to Stewart Radio and TV, as LLN champions guiding another Little League North powerhouse this season.

Liz Honor” Stewart Vic Ted Tracey Stewart Radio

Strickland's Indians Outburst Sparks Debate on Rest

George Strickland delivered a notable performance for the Indians yesterday prompting questions about players taking a year off for rest. The remark suggests a broader discussion on protecting athlete health and career longevity.

George Strickland The Indians

Fearless Fraley Reels In Baseball Lineage

The column notes sons of major leaguers struggle or rise. Don Lee, Thornton Lee’s son, is sent down by Detroit. Hal Trosky Jr., son of a former Cleveland star, is farmed out by the White Sox. Hogan Jr. shows promise in Phillies camp as their lineup contends for future teammates. Roy McMillin tops shortstop debates, while Paul Richards touts Rondie Hansen. The piece also covers harnessing new ball signatures and a revised league ball timing during the season.

NEW York UPI Fraley Don Lee White Sox Thornton Lee Detroit Hal Trosky Jr Cleveland Phillies Theim Hogan Jr Young Jhm Phils Jools Pappy Maasaschusetts Brunswick-Balke Argt New England Haverhill Mass Pin Palace Felding Roy McMillin Cincinnati Rede Apariccin Chicago White Sox Baltimore Paul Richards Rondie Hansen Hansen Hanan Brookfield Farms Tmentioniny Wilt Harridge Harridge Sisc Joe Cronin Ace Spatding Cronin

Ohio high schools keep old goal posts for 1959 season

Columbus Ohio The Ohio High School Athletic Association board voted to keep the present width goal posts for at least another season. Colleges may use wider posts on their fields, a rule already in place.

Columbus Ohio High Ohio High School Athough Uaing College

Clyde Dominates Huron in Dual Track Meet

Clyde swept the meet with 11 of 14 first places. Huron’s Bill Armstrong won the shot with 42 3 4 inches and Keith Hamilton claimed the discus at 124 4. Hamilton also set a high jump mark of 5 10.

Clyde Huston Huron Bill Armstrong Keith Hamilton

ABC Scoring On Upswing In 16th ABC Scoring Upswing

In St Louis the 16th annual American Bowling Congress tournament shows rising scores with two teams surpassing 3,000 in a single session. County Motors of Cleveland led Friday action with 3,062, Driggs Dairy of Toledo 3,030, while Sam Rees and Earl Watt of East Palestine posted a record first game 489 but finished 1,196 for the doubles.

ST Louis UPI Mit Syracuse N.Y I’ VF Fort Worth Tex County Motors Cleveland Driggs Dairy Toledo Ohio Sam Rees Earl Watt East Palestine ABC

Indians edge A's 6 4 in season opener showdown

Starters Steve Strickland and Dick Brodowski led Cleveland as Smth Hadley and Strickland drove in runs early. Jim Piersall Minnie Minoso and Russ Nixon added key hits to back a solid six inning effort by Bell who struck out the final two. Don Ferrarese vs Ned Garver set for game two in Kansas City.

Kansas City UPI Hal Smth Kent Hadley Frank George Strickland Clevel Gordon Southland Indians Herb Allrising Kansasi Hood Gates City Tribe Stackland New Leaman Harry Chiti Cauuc Cain Como Hadley Vic Power Woodie Dick Wiliams Roger Mans Bil Tuttle Smith Lopez Brodowski Strickland Gary Bell Casion Dick Brodowski Bell Brorgetting Tuttle Jidowski Maris Tor Young Indians Hector Lopez Bob Cerv Jim Piersall Billy Martin Ale Notre Teale Toews Bob Grimm Feld Power Piersall Minnie Minoso Russ Nixon Ing Rocky Collavito Martin Colavito Don Ferrarese Ned Garver Ferrarese Garver Cleveland Minoso St Te Generete Wphomores Fred Ball Power Bill Jones Gerry Staley Art Roose Mossi Bill Wallis Paul Miller Charles Reed Louie la Indiana Analg Ciex Fe FF Miller Marig DB Olin Estionyear Roose Zimerk Hrebauer Willis Dick Brodowsia Crvich Dennis Gauman Bill Rid p-Martyn Ve Bob Thompson ArtiMenep Bozcevich Eberhardt Williams Waltang Newsombe Halley Roberts Grinin Rene Renee Jacke Brandt Ward Alsebmiat Jackson Broanen Meyer Sth Green Abteeal Lover — Brosnan Reeree Ooo Jim Davenport Giants Ehmidt Ansea Bobland Nixon Strick Los Angeles Chicago Ravens Chyaema i Ereel Lorain County Zim Lopes Ray Soroka Plernall Paparala Burley Range Tabaceh Don Piscenzo Jim Riddle Pea Men Aeel

Standouts Lead Openers as Spahn Roberts Fox Shine

Veterans Warren Spahn Robin Roberts and Nelson Fox dominated opening day action. Spahn pitched Milwaukees 4 0 shutout, Mathews homered and Aaron multi hit as the Braves beat the Pirates. Roberts fired a two hit shutout through eight for Phildelphia in a 2 4 win over Cincinnati. Fox blasted a two run homer to power Chicagos White Sox past Detroit in 7 5. Other openers featured Cleveland over Kansas City and San Francisco over St Louis. Attendance totaled 187,454 across venues.

Warren Spahn Robin Roberts Nelson Fox Spahn Roberts Fox Mwaukee’ Braves Philadelphia Phillies Chicago White Sox Pittsburgh Pirates Braves Phillies Cincinnati Reds White Sox Detroit Tigers Cleveland Snvdiens Kansas City Athletics San Francisco Giants St. Lous Cardinals Boston New York Los Angeles Chicago Ed Mathews Bill Burton Hank Aaron Milwaukee Firates Walter Johnson Reds Jerry Lynch Sparky Anderson Chico Fernandez Don Newcombe Don Messi A.L Tom Landis al Kaline Charley Maxwell Maxwell Jnh

Cleveland Scorers Highlight Slow-The-Beat Night In A’s Split

In Cleveland a crowded scoreboard shows Miller and Colavito delivering key hits as Buckeye pitchers steady the game. Ongoing struggles of both teams mix with standout moments from Score and Brodowski, with Staley earning the win in a tense ninth inning.

Sensback and Pomeroy Set Pace in Elyria League Action

Sensback led with a 649 series and Pomeroy posted 573 across three games in Elyria league play. Sensback’s scores 225 235 189 topped the Elyna Eagles at Tarry Tavern, while Pomeroy’s 173 194 212 led the Women’s All-City League at Tarry Lanes. Other 600 Clubbers included John Rothgery 642 in the Knights of St. John Lacgue at Evans Lanes and Les Reynolds 605 in Bowl-O-Drome Home League. Five keylerettes from the Women’s All-City League joined Feminine Circles, led by Shirley Juchem 539, Mary Henke 530, Lets Williams 511 and 526, Betty Sailer 508, Kay Wolfert 503, Cecilia Horwedel joined Williams with 502, and Wilma Garn tumbled 516 in United Polish Club Women’s Avohory League. Tops clinched the Pfaudler League at Stoney’s Rainbow Lanes with a 39-34 record. Nate & Co. captured the Nite Owl League title at Bowl-O-Crome with a 5238 worn-lost mark.

Sensback Gerry Pomeroy Elyna Eagles Tarry Tavern Pomeroy Tarry Lanes Sensbach John Rothgery Knights of St. John Lacgue Evans Lanes Les Reynolds Shirley Juchem Mary Henke iLets Williams Bittner- DeCarlo Funeral Home Bowling Center Betty Sailer Kay Wolfert Cecilia Horwedel Williams Bittner-DeCarlo Wilma Garn Avohory Pfaudler Stoney's Rainbow Lanes

Oberlin Wins 2nd On Links

Oberlin High’s golf team captured its second straight win at Oberlin Golf Club beating Lorain. Berry Bourne led the Indians with a 79, 40 and 39. Lorain’s Frank Clavini top-scored with 96. Oberlin faces Elyria Catholic Tuesday and Midview Thursday.

Oberlin Oberlin High Oberliin Golf Club Lorain Heh Berry Bourne Neal Shannon Indians Lorain Frank Clavini Elyria Catholic Midview Obralin Ps Dairy Beirne Roy Hourne

Buck Nine Wins in 2-0 Columbus Tilt

Ohio State improved to 10 victories in 11 starts behind Tony Drobnik's two hit pitching. Xavier of Cincinnati was the opponent, and a doubleheader was set for today.

Buck Columbus Ohio State Nanking Xavier Cincinnati Tony Drobnik

South Amherst Lacks Veterans on Track Team

South Amherst High fields a 22 man track squad with only three seniors and three juniors as it prepares for Tuesday’s triangular meet at Firelands with Berlin Heights. Coach Jack Wilhelm lists three seniors, three juniors, seven sophomores, and nine freshmen.

South Amherst South Amherst High Firelands Berlin Heights Jack Wilhelm

Komets Win 4-1 in IHL Final Playoff Opener

Fort Wayne Komets grab a 4-1 victory over Louisville in the first game of the International Hockey League final series. Goalie Glenn Ramsey led the defense to a strong start as the visitors take a one game lead.

Komets Louisville Fort Wayne Louisvile Glenn Ramsey Rebels

Standings and slated games for today in American League baseball

The day features matchups with Cincinnati at Philadelphia Gomez and Law, Milwaukee at Pittsburgh Burdette and Law, and Los Angeles at Chicago Drysdale and Anderson. San Francisco leads Seaford as Broglio faces, with Sunday schedules incl Philadelphia Milwaukee and Los Angeles San Francisco. AL standings show Cleveland 10-1.000, Washington 1.000, Boston 1.000, Kansas City 1.000. Probable pitchers include Button versus Brewer, Walker versus Kemmerer, Wynn against Toyrack, Feller versus Garver.

Cincinnati Philadelphia Law Gomez Milwaukee Pittabursh Burdette Los Angeles Chicago Drysdale Anderson San Francisco Niga Seaford Broglio Tiheintath &T Milwauker Paes Lovie Cleveland Washington Boston Kansas City Neveland Kansas Detroit Josten New York Button Brewer Ve. Turley Baltimore Waashintos Walker Va Kemmerer Wynn Toyrack Feter Arose Vn Garver New New York United Press Laivenatinge Oelhilwaukee Veact Philadelphis Sore Chica Louis Rasulee Pittsburgh Bt. Louis Lee

Cavalier Schedule Report Incomplete and Jumbled

The text lists assorted football or basketball fixtures with locations such as Firelands, Berl Heights, Vial Auterat, Clearview, LaGrange, Amherst and Columbia. It references Inland Conference action at Firelands and Lorain County Pied Day at Clearview with unclear dates and misspelled names.

Rll Firelands Berl Hts Vial Auterat Pfirelanda Clearview LaGrange Amherst Mickey Columbia S—Milan Lorain County Oiatrict B-W

Bancrist Backbone Leads 6 Rival Fight in Laurel Maturity

Bancrist Farm's Backbone was an 8 to 5 favorite in the inaugural running of the $6.92 Laurel Maturity at Laurel Maryland. Five other contenders vied for the prize as the field settled.

Laurel, Md UPI Bancrist

Vic Janowicz becomes father again in Columbus

Vic Janowicz former Ohio State standout and All-America halfback welcomed his second child a son born Friday at Mount Carmel Hospital in Columbus joining his wife and existing daughter in the family.

Columbus UPI Vic Janowicz Ohio State University Janowicz Mount Carmel Hospital

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