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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 17, 1948

Page

3

Lundquist Picks Yanks And Braves To Capture Pennants

New York Yankees are favored to defend the world championship with the Boston Braves as close contenders. The piece charts likely finish orders for both leagues, noting strong lineups, reserves, and questions facing Red Sox Dodgers Pirates Indians Cardinals Tigers Giants Reds Phillies Cubs Washington Browns White Sox.

Lundquist Yanks Braves York New York Yankees Boston Braves Boston Red Sox Brooklyn Dodgers New York Boston Cleveland Detroit Philadelphia Washington St. Louis Chicago Nationat. T.rarite Brooklyn Pittsburgh Cincinnati Yankees Red Sox Dodgers Peng Joe AicCarthy Ake Ted Willams Yesteryear Brookivr Dixie Walker Eddie Stanky Greenhorn Pirates Indians Garth Horse Bill Aflerer Meyer Walker Reiss Dodger Ralph Kiner Bob Lemon Bob Feller Hank Greenberg Keystone Lou Boudreau Joe Gordon Cardinals Tigers

Spike Dominates Early But Ends With Narrow Save

From the time he took the mound through the sixth inning Spike held the danger from scoring as runners reached, but he retired the first batter each frame and kept runners from advancing past second. In the sixth, Bob Knode and Dick Nosky reached on errors, prompting Gleisner to a remarkable defensive play ranging into the hole between short and third, salvaging the jam.

Spike Spie Bob Knode Dick Nosky Turon Gleisner Bob Burson Lymsky Grexa Gramney Lassie Lakewood Bud Barrere Karde Janowicz Moyer Brie Skeop Shaker Heignts Shaw Shaker Diamond Elyria Abrfoae Grobe Wilson Chicago Chicago White Sox Chicago Cubs Sox Tony Lupien Hank Borowy Joe Haynes Earl Harris Cubs Clarence Maddero Andy Pafko

Lakewood Stays Alive in League Clash at Shaker Heights

Lakewood salvages a 5 3 win over Shaker Heights in a tense Lake County league game. Key moments include a hard grounder off the bat that scored a go ahead run, bases loaded situations, and late defensive plays to seal the victory for Lakewood.

Named To Manage Legion Juniors

The American Legion Post No. 12 athletic committee announced Les Gast and Herman Lappin will co manage the Legion Juniors baseball team for the 1948 season. Gast is a former Elyria High School coach and Lappin led Porsch Lumber and Cosl in City Class D last year.

American Legion Post No. 12 Les Gast Herman Lappin American Legion Gast Elyria Lappin Porsch Lumber and Cos

Jewelers Drill Monday ThesReger-Bimninger Jeweler baseball team

The Cascade Park Diamond hosts a 5 PM practice Monday for the Jewelers baseball squad. All team members and any tryouts are urged to attend, per Manager Norm Forbush. The report also notes Horse Loses Prestige Falls City and Contented Fish No Help from New Brunswick.

ThesReger - Bimninger Jeweler Wll Cascade Park Norm Forbush New Brunswick N. J Rutgers University

Fire seen in Detroit quarrel ends in arson claim

Frances Smascz 18 accused Edward Kucharski 25 after a quarrel of setting fire to her Detroit home. Police report states Kucharski became inflamed during the argument and caused the blaze.

Detroit Frances Smascz Edward Kucharski

New London Wildcats Win Second Track Meet

New London High Wildcats defeated Castadia High 62 to 38 to claim their second track victory of the season. The Cats earned eight firsts six seconds and four thirds with Phil White and Heal Erlenbach contributing seven of the team’s 18 placing events.

New London New London High Wildcats Castadia High Cats Phil White Heal Erlenbach

Big Nine Baseball Opens With Wins by Ohio State Michigan Wisconsin

Ohio State, Michigan, and Wisconsin opened the Big Nine season with conference victories. The Buckeyes slugged seven hits in two frames to defeat Purdue 7 to 0, Wisconsin edged Indiana 2 to 1, and Michigan topped Iowa 5 to 2.

Ohio State Michigan Wisconsin Buckeyes Purdue Indiana Iowa

Camden Nine Triumphs Over Brownhelm 6-3

Camden defeated Brownhelm 6 to 3 on Brownhelm diamond in a Lorain County Class 5 League clash Friday afternoon. Ohio State thinclads, Western Conference indoor champions, tested strength in a triangular outdoor meet with Michigan and Purdue. Bucks prepare for first home football workout at Ohio Stadium.

Camden Brownhelm Lorain County Columbus Ohio State Michigan Purdue Bucks Ohio Stadium

Perry-Fay Pin Schedule at Olympic Recreation

The Perrry-Fay Bowling League will bowl four matches tonight starting at 9 o clock at Olympic Recreation. Teams include Tee Carr Drilling Department inspectors Acme Gridiness 5 makers Turre Lathes vs Off ce Gridners 4.5 Niling Department.

Olympic Recreation Tee ¢Are Acme Gridiess Maers Turre

Grafton Team Drills at Recreation Field Sunday

The Grafton Larson Foundry baseball team will drill at the Grafton Recreation Field diamond at 2 o'clock Sunday afternoon. Manager Al Hopkins asks all team members and any tryouts to be on hand.

Grafton Larson Foundry Grafton Recreation Field al Hopkins

Open polarities clash in early spring baseball notes

Training Camp Notes detail New York Yankees ace Rog Allie Reynolds earning openers against Seattle, plus Spring Training updates from Owensboro to Danville. Giants, A’s, White Sox, Cubs, Braves, and Reds showcase homers, wins, and roster moves as pitchers and batters vie for early season roles. Reynolds, 30, from Oklahoma City, ledYankees with 19 wins last year.

New York Allie Reynolds New York Yankees Senaiers Washington Bucky Harris Yankees Brooklyn Dodgers Reynolds Oklahoma Cry Owensboro New York Giants Giants Cleveland Indians Walker Cooper Bobby Thomson Jack Conway Sid Gordon Whitey Lockman Gordon Joe Gordon Indians Larry Jamsep Boston Boston Braves Boston Red Sox Sox Braves Johnny Sain Sain Clyde Shoun Ed Wright Charley Barrett Red Sox Ted Williams

Elyria Pioneers Fall to Sandusky in Season Opener

Elyria High loses 72-46 to Sandusky in the first meet of the 1948 track season at Strobel Field. Sherman Brown led Elyria with wins in the 100 yard dash and relay teams. Sandusky star Ernie Nimmons swept events including the discus and 220 yard dash. Elyria next hosts Ashland High Monday at Ely Stadium.

Lyria Sandusky High Thinelads Strobel Field Bay City Pioneers Elyria Sherman Brown Conrad Ellis Phil Hahn Ed Lacey Jack Tillack Lacey Joe Hall Joe Baez Sandusky Ernie Nimmons Avattaluiad War Brown Nimmons Don Philips Elyria Seantes Ashland High Ely Stadium Eis Gemens Ts Nimmenrs Clemens Smith Tittack +P Looks Nielsen Wiliams Wos Munckenberg Schowe Witttars Lippus Mickel Jon. Hammons Gerteh Elytia Os. Hahs Elvira Tillock Hulk Racet Sherman Leavel Morrow Riedl Lesvel Miker Plas O'Malley

Lunch Team To Drill Dean's Lunch Baseball Practice

The Lunch team will hold a practice at Cascade Park diamond at 3 o clock Sunday afternoon. Manager Johnny Wircenske requests all team members and any boys wishing to try out to attend.

Dean Cascade Park Johnny Wircenske

Suggs Favored Over Lenczyk In North and South Final

In Pinehurst North Carolina Louise Suggs of Georgia is favored to win the 18 hole final against Grace Lenczyk of Hartford Connecticut. Suggs seeks to regain the championship after losing last year to Babe Didrikson Zaharias. Suggs defeated Carol Diringer in the semi while Lenczyk beat Peggy Kirk 3 and 7.

Pinehurst N.C dLh Little Louise Suggs Lithia Springs Grace ‘Lenczyk Hartford Coan Regalia Miss Suggs Babe Didrickson Zaharias Miss Lenczyk Peggy Kirk Findlay Miss Kirk Estelle Lawson Page Connecticut

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