Elyria to join new scholastic league with six schools
Elyria High School administration won board approval to join a six school league including Findlay Marion Harding Sandusky Fremont Ross and Lorain forming the new circuit after a April meeting. Fremont hosts a Wednesday principals meeting to officially form the league.
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Elyria High spring teams open action this week
Four Elyria High School spring sports start their seasons this week with golf first. Golfers open Tuesday against Norwalk at Spring Valley at 4 p.m. Track hosts North Olmsted and Rainview Wednesday at 3:45 p.m., then hosts Lorain Friday at 3:45. Tennis and baseball begin road action Friday at Berea and Ashland.
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Fisherman and Determine Share Derby Futures Spotlight
AUGUA CALIENTE Mex TM Fisherman and Determine moved to No 2 in the Caliente Future book for the Kentucky Derby as Cor relation remained a 2-1 favorite. Fisherman and Determine were trimmed from 4-1 after Gotham Stakes victory. Hasty Road and Goyama trailed the leading pair.
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Golf School Fore Again Welcome to a New Season
Uncle Sam presents another season of GOLF SCHOOL FORE with instruction for all skill levels from beginners to advanced players. The columnist notes readers benefit from fundamentals and fine points, promising ongoing coverage of news and timeless golf tips while wishing readers a happy birdie hunt.
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Top Derby hopefuls duel in Wood Memorial at Jamaica
Fisherman, trained by Syl Veitch for C. V. Whitney, is tipped to test his late surge against Correlation in the Wood Memorial at Jamaica on Saturday. The mile and a sixteenth Gotham winner, Fisherman may run the three-peat Derby prep series over consecutive Saturdays, ahead of the Derby at Churchill Downs on May 1.
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Gordon Chosen Barons MVP Named in Cleveland Event
Jackie Gordon received the Barons outstanding player honor at a booster club party in Cleveland honoring the Calder Cup champions. He set a club season scoring mark with 102 points and earned a $300 prize for the MVP award.
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Indians Lose Three Straight At Stadium
Cleveland’s Indians drop to a three game home losing streak as rain-shortened doubleheader ends in a 6-2 defeat to the Chicago White Sox. Early Wynn takes the loss, Billy Pierce the win, with Jim Rivera Nellie Minoso and Hegan among the key contributors for ChiSox.
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Little Loop West Finishes Tryouts For 11 and 12 Year Olds
Little League West completed two days of tryouts last weekend for 11 and 12 year olds with 62 players trying out plus a number of younger youths who missed the prior week. A player auction is planned this week with Chronicle-Telegram to publish results. A total of 112 boys tried out across both sessions including 12-year-olds Stan Bruce and 13 others, 11-year-olds such as Harold Kelly and Jay Davis, and 10-year-olds Bill Evanich and Tom Becker, along with two nine-year-olds Steve Elek and George Trunskowski.
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Major Loop Games Line Scores Of National League First Game
National League line scores show the Pirates and Phillies in game one with a 4 to 7 final. Friend took the loss for Pittsburgh, while O Donnell Parkes and Atwell contributed for Philadelphia. Second game ends 7 to 7 as Yanksburg and Philadelphia tally, with Lax Page and Shepard credited, Law tagged with the loss. Cincinnati upsets Milwaukee 6 to 4 behind Judson. Chicago falls 6 to 4 as Rascni Staley and Bend Years suffer defeats. St. Louis Chicago game ends after darkness halted play.
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Phillies Split Doubleheader With Boston And Curb Braves
In a long day of American League play, Philadelphia wins game one 6 to 4 over Boston as Trice earns the win and Brewer takes the loss. Portocarrero and Burtschy split pitching duties for Boston with White closing. The second game stretches to 13 innings with Portocarrero again working for Boston, while McDermott earns the win for Philadelphia. Washington tops New York 9 to 8 as Kuzava and Berra contribute for the Yankees. Chicago beats Cleveland 6 to 2 in a rain-disrupted matchup, Pierce gets the win and Wynn the loss. The Chicago-Cleveland third game was postponed due to rain.
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Dodgers have no ifs say Campa on club strength
Roy Campa cites the Brooklyn Dodgers as the only club with no ifs at any position. He asserts they possess the best pitching staff, a strong bench, and bench players who could start for other teams. The piece surveys other clubs, noting various key players as their big ifs and uncertainties.
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Hatton to Reds to Sox shifts third base hope
DETROIT. M Grady Hatton, versatile Reds infielder, joins the Chicago White Sox for Johnny Lipon and cash in a deal aimed at stabilizing the infield. Hatton, 32, vows to give his best and earn a long stay, after hitting .233 in 83 games last season.
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HOOHEE by FRANK WATSON Central Press Sports Writer
Questions about Joe DiMaggio hitting safely in 56 straight games, Joe Louis halting Billy Conn in eight rounds, and Cookie Lava breaking up a World Series no hitter with a double. The piece notes a former catcher who played for Brooklyn Boston and Pittsburgh and now manages in the minor leagues before piloting a first division team.
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Coach-Uthe Loop Team Wins Lead With 3026 Handicap Tourney
The Coach-Uthe Loop team took a commanding lead by scoring 3026 in the handicap tournament as the event continued, reflecting strong play and rising momentum for the squad.
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Toolmakers take lead in 17th City Handicap Bowling
In a high scoring night at the Bowl rome the Toolmakers under Coach Uthe vaulted to first in the 17th Annual City Handicap Championship with 2,597 actual pins and 429 handicap. Vern Mitchell led with 373 series, Mel Fogle 562, others including Walt Ehrke Jim Kehler and Ross Fleming contributing strong scores as Ex-Cell Products slipped to fifth.
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How They Stand Monday Probable Pitchers and Schedule
Only games scheduled with two morning and afternoon doubleheaders. New York Exro and McDonald both 0-0 face Boston Nixon and Parnell 40-1. Chicago Harshman 0-1 at Detroit Hoeft 0-0. Philadelphia Martin 0-0 or Frican 10-0 at Washington Shea 0-0 night. Tuesday games Chicago at Detroit Philadelphia at Washington night.
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Jimbo the sensational invention the history of fishing
An ad touts Jimbo a no fuel self swimming fishing lure. It claims the lure balances by gravity to swim at any depth and attract strikes in lakes streams and ponds. Priced at one dollar per lure with a money back guarantee.
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