Pioneers Open Lake Erie League Play Amid Lineup Uncertainty
Rains stalled practice as Elyria Highs Pioneers prep for the Lake Erie League opener against Cleveland Heights Monday at Heights. Coach Bob Ringer’s club, still sorting its starting lineup after a Sunday scrimmage with Clearview, also faces Euclid Thursday and Parma Friday at Ely Stadium. The league slate begins with three games on Monday including Lakewood vs Euclid and Shaker Heights vs Lorain.
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Elyria High
Lake Erie
Bob Ringer
Cleveland Heights
Heights
Clearview High
Ely Stadium
Elyria
Erie
Lakewood
Euclid
Shaker Heights
Lorain
Parma
Robison Stars For Shoremen In Four-Team Meet
Chuck Robison led Avon Lake High School in a four team meet at Cuya hoga Heights with wins in the 110 yard high hurdles 180 yard low hurdles and broad jump. Avon Lake also won the 880 yard relay but Cuya hoga Heights topped the meet with 91 points while Avon Lake finished second with 56 points and Cuya hoga Falls and North Royalton trailed.
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Chuck Robison
Avon Lake High School
Lorain County
Cuyahoga Heights
Robison
Avon Lake
Cuyahoga Falls
North Royalton
Amari
Fitzpatrick
Banjoffiali
Beck ‘Ali
Toth
Rilex
Kohler
Banioff
Hill
Bunton
Hamel
Auble
Banjoft
R Beck Brown
Chagrin Fails
Humel
Tyers
Bernstein
North
Royalton
Chagrin Falls
Ali
Ebel Icf
Murray
Koran
Tewksbury
Guindott
Kuere
C Beck 'al
Ebel
Mills Ich
Smith
Katchell
Aube
Mills 'Chi
Kartchell
R Beck
Guiodotti
Knerr
Stanton
D Robison
Healey
Heidht
Atwell
Dariolovich
Hubbard
Conway
Little Linder To Renew Duel At Sportsman Park
A headline clash for top honors in the 1951 season finale at Sportsman Park Speedway, Mike Little of Johns Town Pennsylvania meets Dick Linder of Pittsburgh again as the 1952 stock car season opens. Time trials start at noon with the first races at 3 pm.
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Bedford
Sportsman Park Speedway
Mike Little
Johns‘town
Dick Linder
Pittsburgh
Little
Penfield wins Division No. 2 league title in pitcher duel
Penfield edged La Grange 1-0 in a Division No 2 Scholastic League baseball game lifting its season record to three wins. Ken Park pitched a two hitter with nine strikeouts while Gene Kehl took the loss on a one hitter with 13 strikeouts. Bob Davis stole three bases in the second inning and Park hit a third inning double to drive in Penfield's run.
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Penfield
Lorain County
la Grange
Ken Park
Gene Kehl
Bob Davis
Park
Kehl
Chuck Schnuerer
Belden
Grafton
Bob Waltz
Flexible Constitution Idea Traced From FDR to Truman
United Press report traces President Truman's steel seizure policy to Franklin D. Roosevelt's flexible-constitution concept. It notes FDR's court-packing era and later Supreme Court shifts, and discusses potential impeachment debates in Congress, referencing Taft and Johnson in historical context.
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Lyle C. Wilson
United Press
Washington
Truman
FDR
Roosevelt
Supreme Court
Conference On Mobilization For
Congress
Robert A. Taft
R-O
Republic
House
Senate
Andrew Johnson
New ABC Doubles Record Set by Nagy and Klares
In Milwaukee a Cleveland pair, Steve Nagy and Johnny Klares, set a new American Bowling Congress doubles record with 1 453 total. Klares led with 733 across three games and Nagy added 698, breaking the 1 415 mark set by Gil Zunker and Fred Benkovic in 1933 Milwaukee tournament.
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Milwaukee
Steve Nagy
Johnny Klares
Klares
Nagy
Gil Zunker
Fred Benkovic
LaStarza Stops Opponent In 5th
New Yorker Roland LaStarza scored a fifth round technical knockout over Joe McFadden of Winston-Salem NC at St Nicholas Arena. The referee halted the bout at 2 07 after a brutal fifth round as a preexisting cut reopened amid LaStarza’s continued assault.
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New York
Roland LaStarza
Joe McFadden
Winston-Salem
St. Nicholas Arena
McFadden
LaStarza
MacFadden
Ruby Goldstein
Bowling Results From Seasonal Championships Rolloffs
Multiple league rolloffs reveal season championships with team scores and high individuals. Inspectors lead with a 779 745 set while Katie Searles tops for United Polish Club Women’s League at 167 142. Gerry Pomeroy tops Olympic Women’s League with 177 229. D Noil posts 187 163 for Ferry-Fay.
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United Polish Club
Leagle
Fashion Shop
Bittner Funeral Home
Katie Searles
Carey's Villa
Brown Hotel
Gerry Pomeroy
Wellington by Cora Shepard delivery notice
Local delivery service listing provides name Cora M Shepard at 523 Barker St with phone numbers 21-Y and 42-L for Faith Ware.
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Cora M. Shepard
Barker St
Faith Ware
Wellington VFW Post celebrates sixth anniversary with ham supper
The Wellington VFW Post marked six years with a ham supper on April 16 at the post home. Post Commander Raymond Church led the event with guests including Tom Mihalas, former commander of Post 1079 Elyria, who helped organize the local post. Auxiliary members served the meal as past presidents and current leaders attended.
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Wellington
Veterans of Foreign Wars Post
Raymond Church
Tom Michalas
Post 1079
Elyria
Lorainco Council
WWF
Mihalas
Muhalas
Ray Neff
Ray Ewell
Mark Weber
Bruce Davis
William (Bull) Wrench
Ray Wright
Texas
Warren Tam
Ray Church
Lillian Tam
Mary Ewell
Bernice Snyder
First Methodist
Wayne Carmens
Johnny Appleseed
den Six
William Bottsford
Lorain
San Francisco
Philippine Islands
Robert Dickason
Howard Hitchiner
Balance Sheet Of World War News Mixed In Week’s Report
The week’s good news includes Britain promising military aid to Italy and West Germany under the Brussels Pact, Iran ready to reopen oil fields with the World Bank managing Iran’s oil, and a U.S. deputy high commissioner predicting unified West Germans by January and strong Western Europe defense ties. Bad items include union opposition to rearmament in Britain, South Africa’s Malan white supremacy push and civil disobedience plans, and Italy’s Rome party coalition delays threatening national politics.
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Britain
Italy
West Germany
France
Netherlands
Belgium
Luxembourg
European Defense Community
Iran
World Bank
Bank
Mohammed Mossadegh
U. S
Germany
Western Europe
Union of South Africa
Daniel F. Malan
Malan
Rome
Alcide de Gasperi
Christian Democrats
DAR Delegates Head For Home After Convention
More than five thousand DAR members leave Washington after the 61st Continental Congress ending with a banquet. They head into 194? elections, weighing Gertrude S Carraway as a candidate for president general, with New Bern, North Carolina's Miss Carraway first to declare.
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Washington
DAR
Gertrude S Carraway
New Bern
Meeting slate lists club officers and next session date
Knautz serves as secretary of youth and children with a slate of officers including Mrs Roy Cahoon secretary of publications and literature Mrs Ben Mitchell secretary of spiritual life and missionary education Mrs Ed Stagg secretary of Christian service and local church activities Mrs Ray Potter secretary of status of women and Mrs George Staab. Hostess for the meeting was Mrs Ed Stagg assisted by her daughter Janet and Mrs Paul Stokes. The next session will be held May 8 with the place to be announced.
New Faces producer wary of talent drought ahead
Leonard Sillman, creator of the New Faces revues, observes a rising talent pool but fears live entertainment may run dry as new performers struggle to become finished stars. He notes past stars like Imogene Coca and Henry Fonda emerged from his shows, yet warns that many will jump to films too quickly and fade.
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Leonard Sillman
Broadway
Imogene Coca
Henry Fonda
Richard Whart
Bulle Haywood
van Johnson
Sillman
Avon W. 8. C. S. Elects New Officers
Avon Woman's Christian Society elects Mrs Charles Metzler as president at the recent meeting. New officers include vice president Mrs Michael Roth secretary Mrs Edson Mosher and treasurer Mrs Robert Barr. Appointments list Promotion Secretary Mrs William Presentt student secretary Mrs Ernest.
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Pioneers
Shoremen
Ringer
Don Morris
Jamie Alexander
Dick Kosco
Bill Yosa
Bill McMan
Paul Curcillo
Don Forbush
McMan
Ron Carr
Keystone
Carr
Jim Rutter
Jim Miller
Glenn Rosenthal
Yosa
Rutter
Paul Sims
Dick Sabo
Ron Fenik
Bernie Zweig
Dick Peterjohn
Peterjohn
Tigers
Maple Heights
Fulton
Grafton, Ohio
Linder
Plymouth
DODGE
Elyria, Ohio
U. S. Line
Rhe Penfield
LaGrange
Parx and Ferryman
Kehl and Pearce
Lion
Daddy
ABC
Knights OF ST. John League Ridge Freeze
Walker
E Schneider
Jones Sohio
Brown Jewelers
Noil Os
Ferry-Fay
John Biro
Herrick Ave. West
Abbie K Hand
King's Daughters
First Methodist Church
Temple
O ES
Masonie Hall
Fleeta Mohrman
Sara Binder
Rainbow Girls
Grange
Literary Club
Clyde Mackin
Community Bible Hour
Herrick Auditorium
American Legion Auxiliary
Blues
John Butler
Cleveland Steel Products Corporation
Marma Weiss
South Main Street
Arizona
Hawaii
J. W. Sharp
Palametto
Flair
E L. Sharp
Nancy Sharp
Mary Anderson
Wessel Rest
Prospect Street
Eileen Benninghoff
Methodist Church
Allis
WSCS
Lawrence BeVier
Dorothy Naftzer
Howard Hilliker
Wis Leon Jones
William MecMullen
Charles Foster
Packard
Dean Palmer
Frank Dumont
J. R. Dall
BEN Kennelly Motor Sales
Cleveland St
By Phil Newsom
Distributive and Allied Workers
Aneurin Bevan
Winston Churchill
Atoz Appliance
Lodi St
Richard
Dick) Asmus
Auto Parts
Oberlin Rd
Spitzer
de Soto
Avon W
C. S
Pennzoil
Lorain County Tire & Supply
Broad St
Ayy
West Ave
Second St. Alley
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