Eibling Named Canton Superintendent Amid Barons Shakeup
Harold H A Eibling first assistant superintendent of Akron schools was named Canton superintendent will assume duties July 1 He previously led Elyria schools for 1947 48 coming from Maumee Ohio to succeed Jule Boblin and supported athletics development at Elyria High School The Cleveland Barons plan a major shakeup for 1950 51 with many players possibly leaving and some kept under coach Fred Cook plus notable hockey statistics and upcoming elections in Ohio high school circles
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Elyria Public Schools
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Cleveland Barons
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Sprout
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Beron
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Hy Buller
Tom Williams
Les Douglas
Foster Company
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Harry Taylor
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Steve Kraftcheck
Roy Kelly
Ken Schultz
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Bower
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Im) Cook
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Baron Center
Cliff Simpson
St. Louis
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Tuff) Bauer
Bauer
Board of Education
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Pete) Block
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Tiger) Ellison
Middletown High School
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Ohio State
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Jimmy Dudley
Cleveland
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Cleveland Indians
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State Highway Patrol
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Dent
Spring Valley Twi Lite Golf League Plans Season Meeting
The Valley Twi Lite League invites captains from last year’s 12 teams and others to a Sunday session to plan the coming season. The last season used two divisions and began play at 4.00, with American and National leagues. Frank Radachi, league president, calls for a May 1 gathering to finalize plans.
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Spring Valley Twi-Lite Golf League
Four Games Carded For Elyria High Nine Next Week
Elyria High Baseball opens with four games next week after weather delays. Coach Bob Ringer’s Pioneers, limited outdoor practice, will host Lakewood in the league opener and also face Euclid here, Shaker Heights here next week, and Eaton on the road.
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Ellyria
Eaton
Lakewood
Pioneers
Euclid
Shaker Heights
Derby Candidates Ready For Trial Tests Saturday
Derby contenders are lining up along the eastern seaboard for key prep races ahead of the Run For the Roses at Churchill Downs. Keeneland hosts six three-year-olds in the Cromwell Purse while two Derby trials at Jamaica and Havre de Grace set fields, with Hill Prince and multiple nominees aiming for the mile and a sixteenth Experimental.
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Keeneland
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W. M. Peavey
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Theory
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Opinsionated
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Hill Prince
New York
Maryland Oval
Greentree Stable
Androcles
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A. G. Vanderbilt
D. K. Kerr
Fleet Argo
Elkean Stable
Quiz Show
Winer
Kinsman
Yogi
Jess Linthicum
Sulleman
Lakers Nationals In Third Contest For NBA Final
The Minneapolis Lakers led by George Mikan visit the Syracuse Nationals for game three of the best of seven NBA final series. Minneapolis won the opener 68 66 while Syracuse replied 91 85 in the second game. The fourth game is set for Sunday here before the teams return to Syracuse for another meeting next Thursday.
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Minneapolis Lakers
George Mikan and Company
Syracuse Nationals
National Basketball Association
Minneapolis
Syracuse
Sing Sing baseball team trains behind bars in spring trials
Inmates at Sing Sing start spring baseball drills as manager Gerald Curtin notes power in the lineup but questions pitching. Warden William Snyder says some players have an art of playing balls off the wall, with a mix of felons and pickpockets on the roster. A running gag about a fast but wayward outfielder named Max and the ritual of Getup Day ends with players sometimes writing to the coach from city prisons asking to save a glove.
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U.S
Milton Richman
United Press
Sing Sing
Gerald Curtin
Sing Sing Nine
Curtin
William Snyder
RED Sox
Joe McCarthy
Fenway Park
Tigers
Detroit
Red Rolfe
Joe Gordon
Bobby Feller
Gene Bearden
Cleveland
Luke Easter
Nine and Ten Year Old Little Loop Tryouts End at Jefferson
Ely tia announces three age groups for Little League teams with tryouts at Jefferson School. Nineteen ninety nine. Nine year old session closed with forty three boys listed as complete. Ten year old trials begin today at 6 pm on the Jefferson gym floor running 6 to 730 pm for ages 10 and under 11 ineligibles. List of nine year old participants includes William Bulger Jim Oates Ed Gagan Gerry Wymer and many others.
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Elytia
Jefferson School
Jefferson Gymnasium
Fisgera
William Bulger
Jim Oates
Ed Gagan
Gerry Wymer
Richard Wissinger
Thomas Smith
Robert Glenn
Bruce Osborn
Jay Liesky
John Sparr
Joe White
Charles Flynn
Robert Kihm
William Strong
Lawrence Sheffield
Thomas Towne
Wayne Hegginbottom
Mike Komko
Brad Dunn
Thomas Daniels
Mangrum and Palmer Tie For Lead In Open
In Atlanta, Lloyd Mangrum and Johnny Palmer shared the North Fulton Open lead after round two, both firing two under par 69s. Adverse weather loomed but barely slowed the field, with five players at 70 and six at 71, keeping a slim margin over the duo.
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U.P
Lloyd Mangrum
Johnny Palmer
Mangrum
Palmer
Lemon Sharp Ninth Inning Seals Indians Victory Over Giants
Cleveland’s Bob Lemon fired nine strong innings defeating the New York Giants 4 to 2. Don Mueller’s triple started the ninth infield out by Rosen and two runs scored on his hits. Rosen homered and drove in two, while K. Lafata added another key hit as Cleveland won to move 22 games above. Lemon called it a full nine innings in readiness for opening day against Detroit.
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Max
Tanapolis
Bob Lemon
Cleveland Indians
Detroit Tigers
Lemon
Cleveland
New York Giants
Don Mueller
al Rosen
Lou Boudreau
Ken Keltner
Cleveland A
A. Mitchell
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Kramer
Harshman Art
Stanky
Batte
Mitchell
Lafata
Rosen
Mueller
Hogan
Dark
Barcardino
Boudreau
Conyers
Slanky
New York
Kramier
onte-Hansen
Caps Edge Barons Clinch Ice Loop Title 3-2
Indianapolis Caps defeated the Cleveland Barons 3-2 to win the Calder Cup, extending their playoff win streak to eight and securing the series in four straight. Glover scored twice for the Caps, with Lundy adding the other. Sawchuk faced counterattacks as the Barons battled back late, but Indianapolis held on to claim the trophy before 7,727 fans.
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Caps
Cleveland Barons
Glover Svores
Fred Glover
Barons
Pat Lundy
Glover
Lundy
Terry Sawchuk
Ted Sloan
Bob Dawes
Heller
AHL
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Bower
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Yadinnapalis
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Queckenbush
Woit
Taylor Rw
Thurier Faaisnapolis
Sener Peod ii
Reid
Dewsberry
Red Sox and Dodgers Pennant Odds Spelled Out
Red Sox favored in American League and Dodgers in National League as top pennant contenders. Leo H. Petersen projects Boston and Brooklyn to win their leagues, with analysis of each club’s pitching, depth, and key players shaping the race toward October.
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Dodgers
Leo H. Petersen
United Press
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Brooklyn
Detroit
St. Louis
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Phil Rizzuto
Joe Page
Casey Stengel
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Gus Zernial
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Bucky Harris
Browns
Zach Taylor
Judge refuses injunction in Congress case opens bowling tournament
Columbus Ohio judge Earl Parker denied Harold Burt injunction to halt the American Bowling Congress Tourney after ruling the suit came late as the event set to start Saturday. Burt argued the ABC excludes non white players and seeks equal access. Governor Lausche said he would have refused lease if aware of racial exclusion, but too late now.
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Frank JJ. Lausche
Ohio State Fairgrounds Coliseum
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