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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 14, 1952

Page

7

Writers Forecast Indians and Dodgers to Win 1952 Pennants

United Press poll of 167 baseball writers favors the Cleveland Indians to win the American League pennant and the Brooklyn Dodgers to take the National League crown. The Yankees and Giants receive fewer first place votes, while the Phillies and Giants rank high on point totals for NL contention.

Carl Lundquist United Press EW York Cleveland Indians Brooklyn Dodgers Yankees New York Giants Dodgers Indians Phillies Giants Cardinals Braves Red Sox White Sox Detroit Boston St. Louis Philadelphia Washington Phils Reds Pirates Cubs

Red Sox Open Season With Parnell Batting Seventh

Boston manager Lou Boudreau plans a bold opener against the Senators in Washington with Mel Parnell starting and batters shuffled. Rookie trio Piersall Lepcio Throneberry join Ted Williams and Dom DiMaggio as Boston's lineup includes new second base hope and a dynamic batting order.

Parnell Red Sox Boston U.P Lou Boudreau Senators Washington Mel Parnell Boudreau Sox Lou Steve O'Neill Truman Jim Piersall Ted Lepcio Piersall Louisville Birmingham Lepcio Seton Hall College Scranton Braves Ted Williams Marines Walt Dropo Dropo Johnny Pesky Gus Niarhos Yankees Dom DiMaggio

Wall Leads Greensboro Open With Slim Margin

Wall Jr. of Honesdale Pa. took a one stroke lead into the final round of the Greensboro Open after a four under par 67 to post 206. Sam Snead fired a 66 to sit tied for fifth after round three and stands at 207, seeking his fifth Greensboro title.

Greensboro N.C U.R Art Wall Jr Honesdale West Virginia Sam Snead Wall Snead Young Wall

Volk Sets 644 In B Pin League At Center

Bruno Volk top scored in the city tenpin event with 232 and 644 for the two postponed Center matches in the Center bowling program.

Paige Builders Bruno Volk

Club league rolloffs decide bowling titles

The 600 Club Bowling Center B League sees Bruno Volk roll 224 232 188 644 in a big series as Ten Club wins the second half in a Saturday rolloff against Smittie's Package Store. The Club Keglers clash with Smittie's Package Store in a Saturday rolloff for the season crown after Smittie's held the first half title.

Bruno Volk Volk Ten Smittie’s Package Store Smittie’s Keglers

Yankees Team To Beat Stengel Says Yankees Are Team To Beat

Casey Stengel refuses to predict a fourth consecutive pennant but says the New York Yankees are the team to beat and will finish 1 2 3. He praises the Indians and White Sox, notes outfield losses but expects no complacency with a host of capable players.

NEW York W.P Casey Stengel New York Yankees Cleveland Indians Chicago White Sox Joe DiMaggio

Auditions Scheduled for Booster Club Talent Show

Elyria Booster Club sets auditions for vocal, dance and instrumental acts Wednesday at 7 30 PM in the Elks Club. Top two or three in each class advance to Elyria High School April 28 with winners to appear on WEWS Barbara Page show April 29. Entries limited to Elyria High students. groups up to four may enter. Judges are Tom Wilkins, Clair Riley and Ralph Terry.

Elyria Elks Club John Moore Elyria High School Coca Cola Barbara Page Cleveland WEWS Tom Wilkins Clair Riley Ralph Terry

Blue Man Sets Experimental Free Handicap Record Ahead of Derby

Blue Man, owned by White Oak Stable, won Experimental Free Handicap No. 2 at Jamaica, lowering the mark to 1:44 for 1 1/16 miles and boosting Derby prospects. The Florida-bred bay colt, by Blue Swords-Poppycock, has won three of four starts this year and eyes the Blue Grass Stakes en route to the $100,000 Kentucky Derby at Churchill Downs on May 2.

Blue Man Churchill Downs New York Jamaica Olympic Sonic S Hialeah Track Florida Hialeah White Oak Stable A. T. Simmons Akron Count Fleet Kentucky

Bowling Week End Postponed at Rainbow Lanes

Local bowling week end events listed for Rainbow Lanes and Elyria area with phone contacts. High individual scorers include George Valerius of Elyria Fence Imple and Bruno Volk of Paige Builders. League standings show Smitties Package Store and No. Ten Club within women s league action and second half championship pursuit.

Elyria Imple George Valerius Bowling Center Women's League Boller Smittie’s Package Store Helen Thome

Ohio State Spring Practice to Feature Split T Formation

Columbus coaches anticipate about 90 players at the first session on rain swept fields. Woody Hayes plans to run the split T offense this year with John Borton Frank Edwards and Dave Leggett as top quarterback contenders. Borton an A student should be ready for the job while his previous linebacker experience gives him an edge. Scrimmages are expected two to three times weekly as replacements step in for graduated linemen.

Columbus W.A Ohio State Woody Hayes Hayes Tony Curcillo John Borton Frank Edwards Dave Leggett Bill Wilks Dean Cook Bill Peterson Borton

Soto and Graham Clash in Winterland Ten Round Main Event

In San Francisco Art Soto the newly crowned California middleweight meets Irish Billy Graham of New York in a ten round main event at Winterland Auditorium. Graham, famed as an uncrowned welterweight, seeks his West Coast debut as crowd expectations rise for promoter Jimmy Murray.

San Francisco U.P Art Soto California Billy Graham New York Winterland Auditorium Graham Kid Gavilan Jimmy Murray Soto

Elks Pin Loop Pairings at Elyria Bowls Night

Elyria Elks League bowlers meet for a program of 12 matches across two shifts at Stoney's Rainbow Lanes. Early action features Rigo's Cafe against Haury Service and others, with a late shift including Botamet Florists versus Len Meyer Motors and more.

Elyria Elks Stoney’s Rainbow Lanes Rigo's Cafe Haury Service Lance Motors Perkins Motors Bud's Barbers Erb Radio Dickeh Funeral Home Knowles & Sniezek West Side Lumber Swiers Coal George Hermann's Botamet Florists Len Meyer Motors Abookire Grocery Kimbel-Terry Lincoln-Mercury Collins Auto Parts T & J Movers Moelk Sales Firestone Lorrain Glass Beal Welding Ruppelt Building Hart Construction

Graziano predicts quick KO in Robinson title bout

Rocky Graziano declared he will knock out Ray Robinson early in their middleweight championship fight set for Wednesday in Chicago. He said he is in peak shape and will not go 15 rounds, aiming for a first round or early kayo while predicting Robinson lacks punching power. The bout, Graziano’s fourth title try, is touted as a major event with an expected gate near $200,000 for about 18,000 spectators and a televised broadcast with local blackouts.

Hicago U.P Rocky Graziano Ray “Sugar” Robinson Graziano Kayo Tony Zale Zale Robinson LaMotta Randy Turpin International Boxing Club Chicago

Dodgers Purchase Three Rookies

The Brooklyn Dodgers bought pitchers Ben Wade John Rutherford and Joe Black from farm clubs in Montreal and St. Paul. Mal Mailette and John Podres were returned to Montreal. First baseman Mickey Rocco was sent back to St. Paul after spelling Gil Hodges in exhibition games.

New York U.P Brooklyn Dodgers Ben Wade John Rutherford Joe Black Mal Mailette John Podres Montreal Wade Rutherford Black St. Paul Dodgers Mickey Rocco Rocco Gil Hodges

Yankees Buy Carey From Kansas City Farm Club

The New York Yankees purchased third baseman Andy Carey from Kansas City in the American Association and sent first baseman Karl Segrist back to the same club. The roster now stands at 33 players.

NEW York W.P New York Yankees Andy Carey Kansas City Karl Segrist Yankees

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