Yankees and Indians Rivalry and Exhibition Game Note
The column surveys long term standings of the New York Yankees Cleveland Indians and Chicago White Sox with past divisions flags and high finishes. It reports on an Elyria Recreation Board benefit game against the Cincinnati Reds at Cleveland Stadium set for August 4 plus ticket splits for local amateur groups. It also notes Clark Griffith calling Ty Cobb out of line and wildlife concerns on Put-In-Bay plus harness racing lore featuring judge Joseph M. McGraw.
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Elyria Recreation Board
Cleveland Indians
Cincinnati Reds
Brooklyn Dodgers
Indians
Cleveland Stadium
Reds
Dodgers
Cleveland Baseball Federation
Cleveland Baseball Club
C.B.F
Ohio
Western Pennsylvania
Cleveland Club
Lorain County
Rose
Euclid Avenue
Cleveland
Cleveland Ticket Agency
Rec Board
Clark Griffith
Washington Senators
Ty Cobb
Griffith
Old Georgia Peach
Cobb
Old Fox
Ted Williams
Red Sox
Williams
Ohio Division of Wildlife
South Bass Island
Put-In-Bay
Lake Erie
Joseph M. McGraw
Washington, Pa
Painesville Raceway
McGraw
E. P. Clement
Elyria
Clement
How Teams Stack Up As They Await Gong For Opening Of 1952 Major League Races
United Press notes across American and National Leagues previewing 1952 seasons. Indians rely on Easter Luke and strong starting staff. Yankees face outfield doubts and Berra’s health risk. White Sox count on Rogavin Pierce and Carrasquel. Red Sox rebuild with Williams out. Tigers needing Wertz to hit. Browns seek quick start under Hornsby. Senators rely on pitching. A’s bank on veterans. In NL, Dodgers face pitching depth gaps. Giants depend on Williams and Elliott. Phillies count on Simmons and Ryan. Cardinals rely on Stanky era, Braves seek help from Holmes. Reds struggle with defense, speed. Pirates lean youth. Cubs hinge on Miklik Smalley Cavaretta as pitching weakens.
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New York Yankees
Yanks
Cleveland Indians
Chicago White Sox
Pale Hess
Jimmy Dykes
Sre
Ned Garver
St. Louis Browns
Bobby Shantz
Philadelphia Athletics
Bully Pierce
Ewell Blackwell
The
Cincinna Regs
Rolin Roberts
Philadelphia Phillies
Bob Lemon
Vic Rosen
Hal Newhouser
Detroit Tigers
Cliff Chamibers
Pittsburgh Pirates
St. Louis Cardinals
Franz Hiller
Chicago Cubs
Cincinnati
Tom Powofsky
Cardinals
Fred Down
United Press
Bob Feller
Mike Garcia
Early Winn
Luke Easter
Larry Doby
al Rosen
Luke
Ray Boone
Bobby Avila
al Lopez
Casey Stengels
Suns
Stengel
Yozi Berra
Saul Rogavin
Billy Pierce
Chico Carrasque
Sox
Marty Marion
Boston Red Sox
Lou Boudreau
Ted Williams
Vern Stephens
Walt
Dropo
Clyde Vollmer
Vic Wertz
Detroit
Tigers
Red Rolfe
Art Houtteman
George Kell
Wertz
Rogers Hornsby
Bill Veeck
Jebody
Washington Senators
Bucky Harris
Griffith Stadium
Philadelphia A's
Eddie Joost
Pete Suder
Hank Majeski
Brooklyn Dodgers
Chuck
Dressen
Chicago
Andy Pafko
NEW York Giants
Davey Williams
Bob Elliott
Monte Irvin
Leo Durocher
Eddie Sawyer
Curt Simmons
Connie Ryan
Phillies
Phils
Brooklyn
New York
Eddie Stanky
Boston Braves
Tommy Holmes
Warren Spahn
Vern Bickford
Holmes
Cincinnati Reds
Reds
Ralph Kiner
Gus Bell
Branch Rickey
Pittsburgh
Eddie Miksig
Roy Smalley
Phil Cavarretta
Dodger
Cvants
St. Louis
Fred Sacht
Carolina
Pirates
Boston
Braves
Dodgers
Luke Sewell
Dizzy Trout
Sewell
Herman Wehmeier
Wehmeier
Aces
Preacher Roe
Polo Grounds
Sal Maglie
Robin Roberts
Murr Dickson
Carolinal
Garry Staley
Bob Rush
Cubs
Vic Raschi
Yankees
Athletics
Yankee
A’s
Mel Parnell
Red Sox
Bob Porterfield
Washington
Kansas City
Wynn
Cleveland
Bill Pierce
White Sox
Trout
Browns
Opening Day Echoes From Baseballs Storied Past
The piece recalls opening day history, highlighting figures like Walter Johnson and Babe Ruth, and noting presidents Truman and Taft in first pitches. It weaves in legends, famous games, and enduring opening day shocks across eras, underscoring baseball’s enduring drama.
Amherst Trackmen Open Season With Lorain Test
Amherst High's Comets 1952 track squad, led by seniors Art Rubel and Earl Barckert, travel to Lorain for the Lorain Invitational Meet. The seven returnees, plus fresh prospects, lack proven conference power while illnesses sidelined two lettermen. The squad includes Rich Piwinski and Dick Gasper among seniors and Don Reinhardt and Don Woodings among juniors, with a 30-man roster and a schedule through May 17.
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Amherst High
Comets
Power
Lorain
Lorain High
Art Rubel
Earl Barckert
Jack Wilhelm
Bill Starbuck
Don Starbuck
Allan Howells
Bud Tabbert
Marv Gragy
George Berrington
Eddie Ellis
Rich Piwinski
Dick Gerber
Dick Gasper
Don Reinhardt
Don Woodings
Ron Briggs
Ed Brandon
Bob Barckert
Doug Mulder
Marvin Starbuck
Jack Moskal
Don Moore
Jim Henry
Rich Wilford
Homer Frederick
Wilfred
Homer
Medina
Wellington
Clearview
Vermilion
Baldwin Wallace College
Inter-City Tenpin Tourney Standings and Related Notes
Open round results listCLASS A five man teams from Mar Val Recreation to John Chapin Clyde Pat Fails and others with several named players. CLASS B five man teams include Huron Hooks Upper Sandusky Lacy Brothers and more. A note highlights Frank Kellert, rookie sacker for St. Louis Browns, son of A H Kellert, president of the Oklahoma Baseball Federation.
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Dick Petes
Ed Straka
Dm Bava
Las
John Nobie
Medina
SUN
Roon Phimbing
Huron iHooks
Huron
Ipper Dairy
Upper Sanduskyne
Lacy Brothers
Sullivan
Frank Kellert
St. Louis Browns
Oklahoma City
A. H. Kellert
Oklahoma Baseball Federation
American Baseball Congress
Major League Opening Day Promises Tight Pitching Duels
Opening day in the majors should feature low scoring duels as ace hurlers spin for early triumphs. Eight 20 game winners from 1951 plus others will start, with rain and cold weather a potential dampener across several cities.
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Carl Lundquist
United Press Sports
New York
Detroit
Boston
Final B League Matches Set for Two Shifts Tonight
The final eight regular season games for the Bowling Center B League are scheduled in two shifts. Early 7 pm features Harvey's versus Royal Catering, Lorain County Speedway versus Better Line, Elyria Fence & Implement against Bittner Funeral Home, Olsen Manufacturing Company against Arrayo Potato Chips. Late 9 pm matches include Mc William for Sheriff versus Elyria Bowling Center, Lehman Cartage versus Kasper Foundry, Ohio Fuel Gas against Rainbow Lanes, Paige Builders against Blake's Independents.
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Harvey's
Royal Catering
Lorain County Speedway
Better Line
Elyria Fence & Implement
Bittner Funeral Home
Olsen Manufacturing Company
Arrayo
Ohio Fuel Gas
Rainbow Lanes
Paige Builders
Blake's Independents
Elyria Track Battles Oberlin For Second Dual Win
Elyria High eyes a second dual meet victory as it hosts Oberlin in a close contest at Ely Stadium Tuesday afternoon. Oberlin, returning nucleus from a strong last season, features sprinter Bob Helden and thrower Bob Bryant to challenge Elyria led by John Elliott and Bill Hopkins.
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Elyria High
Pioneers
Oberlin
Indians
Ely Stadium
Boyd Robinson
Bob Helden
Bob Bryant
Helden
Elyria
John Elliott
Bryant
Elliott
Bill Hopkins
John Marshall
Jerry Hoenig
Sandusky
Wellington
Rocky River
Mackin’s 279 seals top Inter-City bowling finish
Elyria bowler Mackin, a Shell driver from Cleveland, rolled a 225 203 279 for 707 in the singles to grab first place in the Inter-City Bowling Association Tournament at Stoney's Rainbow Lanes. His run followed earlier 666 and 713 series, with other top marks by Straka Conlin Wenninger Ratay and Rice in various divisions.
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Mackin
Elyria
Stoney’s
Rainbow Lanes
Olympic Recreation
Shell
Cleveland
Andorka's Recreation
Lorain
Mackinnon
W. Kring
Salem
Jim Schroeder
Lima
Ed Straka
Steubenville
Leonard Conlin
Painesvile
Bob Wenninger
Shelby
Louis Pope
Barberton
Rocky del Sesto
Bud Lange
del Sesto-Lange
Gib Henke
Tom Smoot
Medina
John Ratay
Joe Denning
Kent
Elwood Miller
Joe Bellevue
W. Swain
Charles Rice
Loyal Oak Golf
Paul Willams Waee CouEs
Ohn Ratay
George Rataysobeae
Swain
Roland Andrear
Bill Mackin
Lass B
Gene
Galion
Bob Curren Naae
Bich Bittinger Sreee
Gene Koons Bee Meees A
Jack Malaby
Paul Bluebaugh Oe Eees
Bee Seeh
Alnie Hele
Perry-Fay Company League Fin Schedule Decides Regular Season
The Perry-Fay Company League final regular season matches occur tonight at 6 45 at the Bowl-O-Drome Automatics face Finishing and Office meets Maintenance.
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Perry-Fay Company
Playoff Hockey Scores and Upcoming Games Listed
Playoff results show Pittsburgh beating Providence 4 1 and 5 0 with Providence 5 1 last night. Montreal and Detroit split with Detroit winning 3 0 and 2 1. games set for Detroit and Montreal with possible late games in Pittsburgh and Montreal.
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Pittsburgh
Providence
Montreal
Detroit
Sandro AY
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Elyrian
Russ Davies
U.S. Pat
Oscar Fraley
York
Truman
William Howard Taft
White House
Mr. Taft
Walter Johnson
Kansas
Babe Ruth
Bamibineg
Barnttorming
Washington Sea Gee Ae
Lee Oh
Ben
Bane
Bale Borton
Bim
Herb Pennock
Tan
Harry Heeper
Amherst
Mar-Val
Treauhman
Sa Yount & Tsis
Mickey's
John Chapin
Clyde Pat Fails
Swernevedue Melek See
Thaiar Ok
New Phe Ageipita
Jacque Reyneldss
Bob Wennnger
Sheine Bernin
Sengles
Real
Uhrat Vile Fm
H. Patnervijle
Dolores Medlin
Bryan Mora
Hialeah Race Course
Dolores
Briggs Stadium
Senators
Philadelphia
Blackwell
Loyal Oak Golf Course
Plastic Products Five
Wapakoneta
Gene’s Body Shop
Kaderbek Builders of
Perry-Fay
Hardware and Music Store
Broad St
Aperha
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