Tomsic Smashes 716 Series for City High in Final Night
Joe Tomsic, 6 year veteran bowler with a 180 average, fired a 716 series at the Bowling Center to set city and Brake Shoe League records on the season’s last night. He opened with three strikes, then 7 straight, totaling 229 245 242 and matching series highs while missing a larger total due to three splits. This 716 is the season high and the city record, one of four 700-plus scores this season. The Pattern Shop five will roll off next week against Watchmen for the season crown.
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RTV
Joe Tomsic
Bowling Center
Elyma
Tomsic
Kegler
Bames
Lorain
Bill Mackin
Pattern Shop
Watchmen
Coletta Sittinger
McWilliam
Sheriff
Rainbow Lanes
Helen Middlestetter
Hart Construction
Middlestetter
Marge Goulmette
Johnson Insurance
Bill Renninger
Clarence Conrath
Prominent Olympic Official Notes Athlete Eligibility Rules
Lyman Bingham, executive director of the US Olympic Association, is a renowned sports administrator who also understands the competitor's angle. He recalls his college hammer and discus titles at the University of Denver and details that eligible high school athletes may not accept awards for non scholastic championship play in Alabama, Idaho, and Oregon per a survey by The American Baseball Congress.
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Lyman Bingham
US Olympic Association
University of Denver
Bingham
Alabama
Idaho
Oregon
American Baseball Congress
Wack and White Capture Singles Titles in Olympic Recreation League
George Wack and Bull White led singles competition as the Olympic Recreation League opened a two week run. Wack posted a 675 series on handicap and first shift, White led second shift with 562 total. Ray Knight was runner up on first shift with 651, George Diedrick 645, Ed Terrell 643. Late shift saw Mike Miglets 649, Art Moelk 658, Ray Cahler and Ralph Lawrence 622. Scores used 70 percent handicap. next week’s over average tournament is planned.
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George Wack
Bull White
Olympic Recreation
Wack
White
Ray Knight
George Diedrick
Ed Terrell
Mike Miglets
Art Moelk
Ray Cah]er
Ralph Lawrence
Baseball Lingo For New Fans In A Parlor Dictionary
Oscar Fraley humorously explains baseball terms for newcomers noting bases as sacks bats as clubs home runs as a four-master and pitches as hurler moundsman and southpaw. He describes a shutout as whitewashing and hitters as kept from hits in playful guide tone.
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Portsider
South Paw
Plans Complete For Field Trial Sunday
Final plans for the Lorain County Conservation Association coon dog field trial are set for Sunday at 10 AM on Russia Road near Route 58. The event is open to night running hounds with entries mailed to co chair Dick Searles. Admission is 50 cents. under 12 free.
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Lorain County Conservation Associations
Wesley Samsloy
Russia Road
Sportsmans Clubs
Uth
Ohio Conservation Congress
Dick Searles
Lorain County Conservation Association
Elvira
Searles
Lloyd Ashbury
Oberlin
Frank Guskey
Amherst
Ohio Conservation Bulletin
Chuck Schue
Sandusky Bay
LaGrange Boxing Event Plans For Amateur Card
LaGrange Veterans Association announces an amateur boxing program with at least eight three round bouts. Featured 160 pounder Roger Dickerson of Elyria targets a top matchup, with multiple Elyria and Lorain fighters set for disputed weights. Tickets sold at Elyria Mens Shop and LaGrange Hardware Stage Coach. proceeds fund boxing equipment.
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Lagrange
LaGrange Veterans Association
Bob Rundle
Rundle
Roger Dickerson
Elyria
Buddy McKain
Virgil Landreth Elyria
Bill Wilcox Elyria
Bruce Williams
Gus Hinton Spencer
Chuck Merrick
Lorain
Jim Brown
Elyra
Clarence Payne
Larry Oldfield
Herb Vandersommen
Frank Varney Spencer
Tom Schmidt
Hank Motto Wakeman
Dick Morgan Bellevue
Dick Bush
Ron Seabold
LaGrange ‘Hardware
Major League Line Scores Across Leagues
Scores from American and National League games showing wins by Detroit New York and Cleveland with varied late innings miscues. Notable pitching lines include Rasch and Van Cuyk securing decisions while Kellner and Kinder took losses. Cleveland’s odd 13 9 final line contrasts with St Louis routing Pittsburgh 6 5 in a tightly contested affair.
Standings and schedules from 1951 baseball games
Today's games feature Cleveland at Chicago Garcia versus Grissom and New York at Philadelphia Shantz collide as part of a packed 1951 schedule. Tomorrow brings eight games including Detroit at Cleveland and Chicago at St Louis with yesterday's results recording Brooklyn and New York wins.
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Cleveland
Chicago
Garcia
Grissom If
New York
Philadelphia
Shantz
Boston
Washington
McDermott
Henry
Ve Johnson
Hudson
St. Louis
Detroit
Cain
Pillette
Newhouser
Cleveland Stadium
St Louis
GWHL
Brooklyn
Louis
Scass Cocseace
Pittsburgh
Steoweens
Tess
Cincinnati
Fox
Va Jansen
St Louise
Werle
Presko
Kelly
Raffensberger
Schmidt
American Association
Louisville
Paul
Columbus
Syracuse
RESUL
Montreal
Buffalo
Ottawa
Toronto
Baltimore
Springfield
Rochester
Balimore
W. L. Pet
St Louie
Contestants picked for Booster Club talent show
Elyria Booster Club announced six contestants from 18 entries for the April 28 program at Elyria High School after auditions at the Elks Club. Vocalists Marcia Guth and Joan Grandstaff, dancers Carol Turner with Marcia and Sally Davies, and two instrumental trios Rhythm Aces and Two Beams and a Ray will compete. One contestant per division advances to TV on WEWS Barbara Page Show on April 2 with a $25 war bond prize. Boo Fisher is not entered.
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Elyria Booster Clubs
Elyria High School
Elks Club Here
Booster Club
John Moore
Marcia Guth
Joan Grandstaff
Carol Turner
Marcia
Sally Davies
Rhythm Aces
Jim ‘Smith
LeRoy Abel
Dean Rummery
Two Beams
Ray
Rodger Cliff Patricia Sherman
Marilyn Fitz
Coca Cola Company
Barbara Page
WEWS
Cleveland
Elysia
El Rey Grotto League Banquet Scheduled at Carlisle Grange
The El Rey Grotto League annual banquet set for Saturday at 6 PM will be held in the Carlisle Grange Hall on Oberlin Road. All league members have been invited to attend.
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Carlisle Grange Hall
Oberlin Road
Lorain County Classic Bowlers Finish Regular Season Night
Final matches of the Lorain County Classic League are set for tonight at 9 o'clock at Olympic Recreation. A business meeting at 8:15 will elect officers for the 1952-53 season, per President Frank Yars. Matchups: General Industries versus Always Chips, Better Line against TO Murphy Company, Elyria Hardware versus Team No 4, Team No 1 versus Olympic Recreation.
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Lorain County
Braves Pitching Total Sets Nine-Inning Strike Record
Boston Braves used five pitchers to throw 218 pitches in a 14-8 loss to Brooklyn. The combined effort is believed to establish a nine inning major league game record for pitches.
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Boston
Boston Braves
Brooklyn Dadgers
White Sox stumble as Indians win second straight
The Chicago White Sox remained near the AL cellar after Cleveland edged them 3 to 2 in a pitchers’ duel. Bob Lemon held the Sox to three hits over nine innings, while Jim Fridley homered off Joe Dobson for Cleveland’s deciding run. Dodgers, Kennedy to fly in Korea duties noted.
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Chicago White Sox
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Sox
Indians
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West Virginia
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White Sox
Eddie Robinson
Billy Pierce
Early Wynn
Mike Garcia
al Lopez
Lopez
Bob Kennedy
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Maine Corps
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Korea
Cleveland Impson
Abrhoaxe
Avila
Todriguez
Carrasquel
Robinson
Ceveland
Fridley
Boone
Easter
Easter Carrasquel
Fox
Chicago
Dobson
Lem
Lemon
McKinley
Soar
Duffy
Summers
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Joe Tomsie
Stoney
Ed West
Paul Schneider
Clyde Martin
Howard Warg
Women's League
Helen Morrow
Marge Guilmette
Harriet Henke
Dot Martin
Mary Henke
Dot Mackin
Mille Buck
Betty Lasky
Ace Tas
Asia Aucowrds Furnace
Isl
Joe Lomaic
Pawern
Dnop
Minnick
Watcomen
Elyria Nursery
LaGrange Hardware
Smith Construction
Ednas Beauty Shop
Betty Pummell
Rainbow
Hart Construction Air
Lloyds Supply
Helen Midoesteder
Rorick Insurance
Moose Womens League
Btoney
Genna
Bolero Club
Jean Hayes Bolero Club
Careys Villa
Ringles Greenhouse
Harrie Themmes Ringles
Dicken Funeral Home
Lehman Cartaze
Oberlin Hardware
Wyckoff Cleaners
Ed West Oberlin Hardware
Grafton Dept Store
Grassies Wayside Inn
Clyde Martin Grafton Dept Store
Terrell Service
Chetneys Beverages
Paul Schneider Terrell Service
Nehi Bottlers
Larson Foundry
Nehi Ess
Bil Renninger
Benton Super Inc
Eb Radio
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Wallhead Coal
Sza
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Anna Fleck
Feerless Laundry
Oberlin Laundry
Alice Ball
Champion Park Grant Co
Watertown SC
Ponca City
By Sixta
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Oscar Fraley
United Press
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George Spencer
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Houteman Trucks
Batts
Houtteman
Rasch Sain
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Raschi
Kellner
Hegan
Lollar
BO Washington
Gunpert Wight
Kinder
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Okie
Moreno
Grasso
van Cuyk King
Wade
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Westrum
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Fusselman
Rice
Sucheck Main
Mangan Garagiola
Chambers
Poulet
el Rey Grotto
SEARS
Chronicle-Telegram
Ted
Willams
Boston Red Sox
National Beer
E. Bridge St
Alistate
Allstate Batteries
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