Wynn Hurls Indians To 3-2 Victory Over Sox
Early Wynn pitched a strong opener for the Cleveland Indians allowing six hits as the Tribe beat the Chicago White Sox 3 to 2. Manager Al Lopez praised Wynn noting he had it and set up Bob Lemon for the next game against the Sox.
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Indians Top White Sox In Tight Bowling Showdown
In a spring training tilt, the Indians beat the White Sox 4-2 as Wynn and Pierce matched zeroes until the seventh. Hegan, Boone, and Doby supplied the decisive runs while Lollar homered for Chicago.
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Hobar Leads UPC Bowling With 619 Series At Stoney's
Hobar shot a 619 in UPC League action at Stoney's Rainbow Lanes to top the city standings. Rol Moran tied for honors with a 602 for Plas Construction, while Joe Antkowiak and Hobar each reached a 246 for the high game in the city standings. Wilt Garn starred in Bendix Westinghouse Women’s League play at the Bowling Center.
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Bendix- Westinghouse
Night bowling leaders chase season title in city league
Process posts 210 543 scores to pace feminine competition and set season marks in the General Motors League. She wins second-half crown after tying Crib in the regular season, then takes two straight rolloff wins at Bowl-O-Drome and awaits a rolloff with Buffers for the title. Elyria Motors edges Larson Foundry for Bowl-O-Drome C League crown as second-half ends, with Meta-Weld taking two wins over Saxonian Import House.
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Thrifty Boy Keeps Saving for College Education
In Trenton Tennessee a 14 year old, Jerry L Hassell, started saving at nine and now has over 2000 dollars for college. He began by delivering his mother's music, then added a paper route, morning routes and selling popcorn at stock car races, rising at 445 each day to work.
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Peterson's Ointment Brings Quick Relief for Piles
A Buffalo druggist created Peterson's Ointment to ease itching and smarting piles. The ointment provided cooling astringent relief and gained nationwide fame in thousands of homes. Ask your druggist for box or applicator tube or money back.
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Knights of Columbus Singles Bowling Tourney Planned
Knights of Columbus League members head to Bowl Q Drome for a post season singles tourney on a 70 percent handicap basis. Officials remind bowlers to report by 6 45 p.m. Rol Moran notes the event details. Kenny Cox recently moved from amateur Dixie to pro ball, hitting .415 for Habard Kentucky in 72 Mountain States League games before promotion to Fort Worth.
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MacNeal Reelect As President Of Bowl-O-Drome C League
Chuck MacNeal was reelected president for the 1952 53 season at Bowl-O-Drome. Chuck Yates was named vice president and Andy Krupar reelected secretary treasurer. The league also notes possible expansion of the Amateur World Series events to four regional tournaments in 1953 to increase entry and reduce travel.
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Robinson vs Graziano Title Fight Looms In Chicago
Sugar Ray Robinson arrives as favorite to defend the middleweight crown against Rocky Graziano in a Chicago Stadium bout. Weigh-ins set for noon with Graziano around 159 pounds and Robinson around 155 as CBS telecasts the event though Chicago TV is blacked out.
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Opening Day Draw Falls Short Of Last Year Despite Rain
Opening day crowds in 1952 totaled 143,068 as rain postponed two games. The Browns beat the Tigers drew 43,112 in Detroit while the Dodgers-Braves in Boston drew 4,694. President Truman threw the first ball in Washington for the Red Sox Senators game before 25,869 spectators.
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Elyria Oberlin Dual Meet Rescheduled At Ely Stadium
Elyria and Oberlin renew their dual track meet at Ely Stadium after a weather postponement. Coach Bill Coyer's Elyria thinclads aim for a second straight win against the Indians, District Class B champions, who lead the Southwestern Conference. last week Elyria beat Sandusky 63-55. The meet was set to begin at 3 45 this afternoon.
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Aldrich Victor Topples Night With 640 In Bowling Tourney
Aldrich Victor led singles with a 640 series on games of 191 215 234 to cap honors in the Fourth Annual Colson Corporation Bowl ing League Singles and Doubles Tournament held Tuesday night at the Bowling Center. Gutschmidt was second with 520 165 685 and Ignasik took third with 484 159 643. Ed Burkholder Tom Innes led the two man team event with 1 058 actual pins and 165 handicap for 1 223. Floyd Hamilton Len Gutschmidt were second with 990 216 1 206 and Wilbert Ignasik third with 959 243 1 202.
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Colson Corporation
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Don Ignasik
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Tom Innes
Floyd Hamilton
Len Gutschmidt
Bill Wilbert
Hornets Take 3 1 Lead In AHL Calder Cup Final
Pittsburgh Hornets beat Providence Reds 3 2 to take a 3 1 lead in the Calder Cup finals. Rudy Migay scored twice with an assist and Bob Salinger added a goal and assist after a 10 minute overtime. The fifth game is set for Pittsburgh tomorrow night before 5 566 fans at Rhode Island Auditorium.
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