Fearless Fraley on Hypnosis in Browns Book
Oscar Fraley reviews The Psychologist At Bat by Dr. David F. Tracy detailing how hypnosis was used with the St. Louis Browns last season. The piece notes mixed results, critiques sportswriters and managers, and praises Eddie Sawyer while joking about Tracy’s potential as commissioner.
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Oscar Fraley
United Press
EW York
U.P
Explorers Club
Fearless Fraley
St. Louis Browns
David F. Tracy
Tracy
Eddie Miksis
Clint Hartung
Dick Wakefield
Wakefield
Ted Williams
Weacy
Browns
He Aliso
Eddie Sawyer
Zack Taylor
Doc
Delayed Elyria-Huron baseball game rescheduled to April 26
The Elyria-Cleveland Heights Lake Erie opener was postponed due to poor field conditions and moved to April 26 at Ely Stadium. Elyria's next game now sees Huron visiting on Tuesday at 4 pm, a rematch after Huron won 7-5 last week in the Pioneer’s toughest stretch.
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Elyria
Cleveland Heights
Lake Erie
Ely Stadium
Pioneers
Huron
Jone Fray
UPC Women’s Pin Matches Set For Sunday Bowling
The United Polish Club Women’s Bowling League resumes Sunday at 3 30 at Stoney’s Rainbow Lanes. Pairings include U P C Ladies Auxiliary versus Walter U P C Steward United Polish Club against Dobrowski Meats Farenest Hardware versus The Emetich Company and Saint All Stars versus Bittner Funeral Home.
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UPC
United Polish Club
Stoney’s Rainbow Lanes
U. P. C. Ladies Auxiliary
Walter
U.P. C
Steward
Dobrowski Meats
Farenest Hardware
the Emetich Company
Saint All-Stars
Bittner Funeral Home
Kent State Baseball Opens Home Schedule
Kent State University set Bob Speno to start against Pittsburgh as the Golden Flashes seek a third win of the season in their first home game. In Wooster, Jack Hayward targets a local shot put record as Kenyon and Capital visit. Edgar Jones, ex Browns halfback, aims for a Brantford Red Sox pitching berth this summer.
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Kent
Bob Speno
Kent State University
Pittsburgh
Golden Flashes
Wooster
Jack Hayward
College of Wooster
Scots
Kenyon
Capital
Hayward
Granville
Hamilton
Repetoire emerges as Derby contender with two early 1950 wins
The chestnut colt Repetoire, trained by A Jensen, is seen as a Derby prospect after two spring victories. Bred at Pine Brook Farm and bought for 1566, he won the Cherry Blossom Stakes at Laurel and the Experimental Handicap No. 1 at Jamaica after a modest two-year-old campaign.
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My Hattie
Repetoire
F. A. Keefe
Pine Brook
Warrenston
Virginia
Saratoga Springs
Florida
Havre de Grace
Atlantic City
Reretoire
Elevenpoint
Tuscany
Bar
Rocker Joe Culmone
Mikell
Culmone
Garden State
Jamaica
Ken Church
Happy Arzo
Pictus
Nullifr
A. Jensen
Pimlico
Bowie
Uncle Miltie Leads Field in Jamaica Handicap
Uncle Miltie, Pennsylvania bred, the Derby favorite, was the odds on choice to lead 10 other three year olds in the Experimental Handicap No 2 at Jamaica. It marked a second Derby warmup in a week as the colt seeks another victory following his six furlong allowance win last Monday.
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NEW Yorkk
J. J. Colando
Uncle Miltie
Jamaica
Pennsylvania
Uncle Miltie Favored in Derby Future Book Odds
Uncle Miltie, a Pennsylvania bred colt owned by Joseph J. Colando, leads the Kentucky Derby Future Book at 5 to 2 for the May 5 Churchill Downs classic. Bat efield and Big Stretch follow at 5 to 1, with odds subject to change after today’s Experimental Handicap No 2 at Jamaica.
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Nev
U.P
Joseph J. Colando
Miltie
Reno Turf Club
George D. Widener
Batefield
Greentree Stable
Jamaica
Son of Heather Brook Seeks Mile and a Sixteenth Derby Trial
The article notes the son of Heather Brook aiming to carry 126 pounds over a mile and a sixteenth, following last year’s Wakefield Stakes win at the same distance. Battlefield and Big Stretch, Derby contenders, were absent from the field and will await Derby trials later this month after watching Uncle Miltie’s earlier performance.
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Heather Brook
Battlefield
Big
Uncle Miltie
Competition Opens Sunday In Annual City Pin Tourney
The 15th Annual Championship Handicap Bowling Tournament begins Sunday with a five man format at Olympic Recreation. Elyria Bowling Association sponsors with sixteen teams slated, eight in the 2 PM shift and eight in the 4:15 PM shift led by Benton Super Electric defending champion Ed Flickinger.
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Elyria Bowling Association
Olympic Recreation
Lodi Street
Benton Super Electric
Ed Flickinger
Elyria Brass & Bronze
General Industries League
Grefton Department Store
Stoney
Milford River
Elyria Eagles
Kinter Realtors
Merchants
Moose
Carlisle Firemen
Carlisle
Eddie's 715 Wins In Eagles Pin Tournament
Eddie's 715 series at Olympic Recreation gave him the singles championship for Elyria Eagles League members. Ray Cahi Jr led acute pins with 601 but totaled 691 after handicap. Les Juchem took second with 710 and Waldo Spencer finished third at 696 in a high scoring event.
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Dave Eddie
Olympic Recreation
Elyria Eagles
Ray Cahi, Jr
Les Juchem
Waldo Spencer
Sittinger's 506 Stands Out In City Pin Action
Coretta Sittinger led Elyria Upholstering with a 506 series last night at the Bowling Center, the lone honor roll score in city pin circles. Her squad lost the Women’s All City League season title to McAlpin Kaiser-Frazer in a three game rolloff, 2 354 to 2 321, ending Kaiser-Frazer’s back to back crown. Ed's Live Balt was second-half champ in the Elyria Eagles League and won the season crown.
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Coretta Sittinger
Elyria
McAlpin
Elyria Eagles
Bendix Westinghouse Shop League crowns and rolloffs
In two straight games last night Stew art Radio quintet won both decisions as Bill Renninger totaled 362 in team games of 51 811. Assembly and Engineering tied for the second half top spot prompting a rolloff to decide the crown with possible season title implications. Assembly Room led city competition with a 558 score in the Pfaudler Company League.
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Bill Renninger
Bendix- Westinghouse Shop
Assembly
Engineering
Pfaudler Company
Leauge
Baker beats Elkins Brothers in Pittsburgh bout
In New Castle Pennsylvania Bob Baker defeated Elkins Brothers over ten rounds. In New Orleans Joe Brown won a ten round decision against Teddy Davis in a 133 pound bout. Both results come from United Press fight coverage.
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New York
St. Nicholas, Arena
Bob Baker
Pittsburgh
Elkins Brothers
New Castle
New Orleans
Joe Brown
Teddy
Red Top
Exhibition Baseball Scores From New York Circuit
The report lists exhibition results with teams such as Boston Chicago and Brooklyn in varied matchups. Notable scores include Boston NJa 12 over Cleveland Ai after nine innings to allow teams to catch trains and New York tA 6 over Philadelphia N 2 with other games Philadelphia A 7 Philadelphia N 2 and Washington A 14 Baltimore IL at night.
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B Pin League Pairings At Bowl O Drome Sunday
The Mooge B League will stage three bowling matches at Bowl O Drome on Sunday. Clark Realty meets No Ten Club, Olympic Recreation faces Home Eatery, Broad Street Grill goes against Kaye's Cafe.
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Clark Realty
No. Ten Club
Olympic Recreation
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Oberlin Indians Fall At Ashland In Track Meet
Oberlin Indians lost a season opening dual track meet to Ashland 61 57 at Ashland. Fred Owens led Oberlin with wins in the 180 yard low hurdles and 120 yard high hurdles and ran on Oberlin’s winning 880 yard relay. Dave Sale won the 100 yard and 440 yard dashes and anchored Ashland’s mile relay. Willie Edwards took the 220 yard dash and Bob Bryant won the shot put aiding Oberlin’s half mile relay team.
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Oberlin High
Ashland
Fred Owens
Dave Sale
Owens
Sale
Willie Edwards
Bob Bryant
Russert Helps Howe Team Win 880 Relay
John W. Russert of Howe Military School helped the Cadets win their season opener by running on the 880 yard relay. The squad seeks a second straight unbeaten season after a perfect prior year.
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Ind
John W. Russert
Carl F. Russert
Columbia Avenue
Howe Military School
Amherst group seeks volunteers to lead Brownie troops
Amherst residents gather at Mrs. Wiseman home Monday at 8 p m to recruit Girl Scout leaders and committee members for Brownie troops. Training provided. weeknight meetings last one hour. Call Mrs Wiseman or Mrs Fred Berger for details.
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Wiseman
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Evert Nylen
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Great Lakes
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Bob Panchal
Avon Lake
Dave Wainwright
Elyria
Jack McKeown
Vermilion
Bob Bowers
Huron
Mr. Hess
National Federation of Businessmen
Mansfield
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Zeta Zeta
Beta Sigma Phi
Florence Jasinski
Lorain
Lorain Country Club
Mary Claggett Tea Room
Twe Sorority
Junior Women’s League
Ann Grahn
Daniel Buser
Hickory Tree Grange
Florence Grange
John Lemb
Fred Herrmann
William Heek
Arthur Whiten
Erhet Gareer
Russell Slumska
Ed Youn
Iva Rosenkranz
Robert i Nuhn
William Ruth
Frank Schible
Fordyce Dall
Gordon Leach
Mary Wheatley
Dall
Joe Malaspina
Frieda Whiten
Hickary Tree i Grange
William Heck
Wallam Ruth
Laws Heller
Amherst Grange
Gerber
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Two New Instructors Added To Oberlin Teaching Staff
Oberlin schools announce the teaching staff for next year with two new instructors joining the faculty. Indicates continued growth and changes in the Oberlin educational lineup.
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Oberlin Schools
Banquet Tonight for Amherst Youth Fellowship Group
The Spring Institute Banquet for Evangelical United Brethren Amherst Youth Fellowship is tonight at 7 p m in the Amherst church. Dale Spiegelberg will toast, Brownhelm youths handle devotion, Loretta Borowicz and Richard Cooley provide music, an Amherst skit is planned, Rev. L E Dietzel will speak, and officers will be elected.
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Spring Institute For the Evangelical United Brethren Churches
Amherst Youth Fellowship Group
Amherst
Dale Spiegelberg
Brownhelm
Loretta Borowicz
Richard Cooley
Amherst Group
L. E. Dietzel
Teachers Hired and Assignments at Pleasant and Prospect Schools
The district announced new hires including Miss Mary Ruth Acher an English teacher at Pleasant High School who will graduate from Oberlin in June. Miss Marian Spencer replaces Mrs. Deevers in fourth grade at Pleasant. A list of current staff at Prospect and Pleasant schools follows with principals Rose Moore and Betty Martin, and a half time child consultant Winifred Lair. Circles To Meet notices set WSCS and WSCS gatherings with details for Juanita Schramm and Mrs. Harold Papworth locations and times.
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Mary Ruth Acher
Oberlin
Marian Spencer
Marybelle Deevers
Pleasant School
High School
D. L. Simpson
Boyd Robinson
William Bohrer
Theodore Walter
Stewart Fairchild
Walter Carpenter
Rachel Hannon
Margaret Martin
Doris Merthe
Richard Weldon
Carrie Pease
Winifred Upton
Marguerite Grills
Charles Bedell
Juanita Schramm
Donald Campbell
Margaret Fowls
Marian Smith
Beulah May
Stella Koenitzer
Prospect School
Rose Moore
Esther Fraser
Florence Worcester
Margaret Utterback
Florence Hill
Ruth Kunkler
Anna Carpenter
Kathryn Champney
Violet Upton
Helen Doyle
Eva Mae Crosby
Madge Shepard
Betty Martin
Gladys Simpson
Kathryn Witbeck
Donald McIlroy
Cessie Payne
Elizabeth Dew
Kathleen Craig
Charlotte Fails
Esther Spotts
Idafaye Berner
Nancy Collister
Miriam Benoy
Elizabeth Thomas
Ella Peak
Winifred Lair
WSCS
First Methodist Church
Kunkler
Ella Pease
W.S.C.S
Harold Papworth
N. Professor Street
Chronicle-Telegram 11 Elyria Ohio April 14 1991
Local newspaper page details city news and notices from Elyria Ohio dated April 14 1991, including brief community items and public notices found on page by Chronicle Telegram staff.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Elyria
Ohio
Oberlin Club Notices and Glee Club Tour Report
Monday events include pot luck supper and talk by Miss Edith Morgan on Italy hosted by the Women’s Progressive club meetings at 8 p.m. Donations to aid service members are collected at the Vogue Cleaners Monday afternoon. The Oberlin Men’s Glee Club toured Ohio to Michigan, performing ten concerts and reaching over 5,000 listeners across several cities and radio.
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Josephine Grant
Marguerite Latteman
Ruth Early
Edith Morgan
Italy
Progressive Club
Josephine Jones
N. Main Street
Ohio
Indiana
Illinois
Michigan
Findlay
Milan
Toledo
Bryan
Nappanee
Plymouth
Deerfield
Chicago
Ilinois
Coldwater
Detroit
Dundee
Chicago Schools Cut Window Breakage From 60k to 37k
Since 1946 Chicago launched an anti vandalism drive after 60,823 panes were broken in 400 schools. The latest figures show an annual average of 37,739 broken panes, indicating a sustained reduction in vandalism.
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