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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 23, 1952

Page

7

Chronicle Telegram Elyria News Note April 23 1952

The April 23 1952 Elyria Chronicle Telegram item notes events in Elyria Ohio. Local columns report community happenings and brief notices from Wednesday edition.

Elyria Ohio

Eaton High coach Imes to resign after 1952 basketball season

Imes, head athletic coach at Eaton High School, will leave at end of this school year after a three year tenure. His teams posted 44 victories and 19 defeats overall, with a 29-13 Eastern Division record in Lorain County Class B play and a 15-6 mark in the Brown Bombers’ league. The Bombers won the 1950 county tournament and had runnerup finishes and sectional play exploits through 1951-52. Imes guided a 1949-50 lineup that won county and later sectional honors before a first-round district loss, with Eaton’s 19 team earning the second-best showing under his leadership.

John Ines Eaton High School Eaton Imes Lorain County Ty Imes Perrau Bombers Brown Bombers Ching Avon Lake Columbia Siniff-Durkee-Thierry- Lyons-Rader-Johnson Oberlin Middlebrane Kent Eaton Quint Eaton High John Hollett Roland Martin Joe Hudak Johnny

Ferris Fain Back in Batting Form for Athletics

Philadelphia first baseman Ferris Fain, returning from a string of 22 hitless at bats, went two for two against the Yankees to lift his season average to .087. The 1951 batting champion has a known temper but showed relief and quiet humor as teammates cheered his comeback.

U. S Oscar Fraley United Press EW York Ferris Fain Fain Philadelphia Athletics Yankees Ferris California Chicago White Sox Boston Vern Stephens Noe Ase

Clipper Trackmen Set for Relays Meet at Ohio Wesleyan

Clearview High announces nine track athletes in five events for the Ohio Relays at Ohio Wesleyan University. The mile relay team features Monagon Teaman Bloom Caco as top scorers, with entrants in distance medley shuttle hurdles half mile and high jump. possible lineup changes could move Buckholz to the mile and shift Monagon to the half mile.

Lorain Clearview High Clippers Ohio High School Athletic Association Ohio Wesleyan University Delaware Clete Sweigard Jim Monagon Harvey Teaman Chuck Bloom Bill Caco George van Niel Chuck Spinello Duane Buckholz Stan Zaborski Ron Dalzell Clearview Monagon Teaman Bloom Caco van Niel Spinello Dalzell Totas van Niel Zaborski

Indians Obtain Harris From Nats Via Waiver Route

Cleveland receives Maurice Harris a 34 year old left hander from Washington after waiver purchase for $10,000. Harris posted a 6 8 record with the Nationals last season and has a 56 71 major league mark with time for Boston and Washington.

Harris Nats Cleveland U.R Maurice Mickey) Harris Washington Nats Cleveland Indians Boston Washington

Realtors Drill With Lehman Johnson Team at Cascade Park

The Lehman Johnson Realtors baseball team will practice Thursday at Cascade Park. The drill starts at 6 o'clock and all team members and candidates are asked to report.

Lehman-Johnson Realtors Cascade Park

Standings and schedule across major leagues

American League standings show Cleveland leading with 87 wins and St Louis at 76. Yesterday's results include St Louis 8 Cleveland 3 and Boston 10 Washington 5. Tonight's games feature Cleveland at St Louis and New York at Boston among others. National League and American Association also list current records and last night results. In the International League Montreal leads with 4 2 while Ottawa is 0 5 without games played.

G. W L. Pet Cleveland St. Louis Boston New York Washington Chicago Philadelphia Detroit Louis Feller Cain Hooper Johnson Reynolds Kinder Trucks Dobson G. W. L. Per Brooklyn Vo Cincinnati PULN Pittsburgh Brooklyn Labine Drews Conley Bowman Chambers Blackwell American Association Indiapolis Paul Milwaukee Toledo Buffalo Rochester Ottawa

Ten Candidates Bid For Elyria Net Squad

Ten candidates, including three regulars from Elyria High, pursued places on the Pioneers tennis team under coach Louis Kolopus. The group, with first-stringers Jim McCord Worth Fauver and Bob Walker, trains seven days a week ahead of a five-match schedule starting May 1 at Ely Stadium and other Cleveland area venues.

Elyria ‘High Lake Erie Pioneers Louis Kolopus Jim McCord Worth Fauver Bob Walker Erie Mike Moss Bob Stow Dexter Kimball Bob Isenberg Jim Dunlap Allen Schultz Bob Mansfield Cleveland James Ford Rhodes Ely Stadium John ‘Marshall Sandusky Cleveland West Berea St. Louis Garcia Chakales Brissle Zaverink Tebbetts Byrne Courtney

Elyria Nine Set To Host Euclid In Opener

Elyria High's Pioneers open 1952 home schedule at Ely Stadium against Euclid in a Lake Erie League game. Coach Bob Ringer will start Bill Yosa on the mound, with Dick Kosco moving to left field. The lineup remains similar to the Heights game except Paul Simis shifts to right field and Jim Rutter sits. The Parma game was postponed. Parma will visit next week after a pre district playoff.

Elyria High Euclid Lake Erie Ely Stadium Dick Kosco Pioneers Cleveland Heights Lorain Erie Lakewood Shaw Bernie Zweig Tigers Don Harwood Lakewood Rangers Roy Wisecup Shaw Cardinals Elyria Shaker Heights Flyria High Heights Bob Ringer Letterman Bill Yosa Ringer Paul Simis Jim Rutter Jim Miller Bill McMan Jamie Alexander Paul Carcillo Don Morris Yosa Kosco Parma

Cards' Owner Is Charged With Tax Evasion

Fred F. Saigh Jr. president of the St. Louis Cardinals faces a federal indictment on five counts of income tax evasion. He is accused of signing false personal returns and underpaying taxes for 1946 and 1947, and of falsely listing Cardinals corporate income for 1948, reducing taxes owed.

ST. Louis U.P Fred F. Saigh St. Louis Cardinals Saigh National League Cardinals

Oberlin golfers win opener over Hendersberg College

Oberlin College golf team opened the season with a 1014 to 114 victory over Hendersberg College. Dick Erickson led the team with 79 while Bob McDougal and Paul Warner each added three pars. McDougal 80 Seiler 81 Warner 83. Next, Oberlin faces Denison Friday in Granville.

Oberlin Oberlin College Hendelberg College Dick Erickson Bob McDougal Paul Warner McDougal Jerry Seiler Warner Bob Clark Denison Granville

Oberlin to Enter 11 Events in Ohio Wesleyan Relays

Oberlin High plans an 18 man delegation for the Ohio Wesleyan Relays at Delaware Saturday. Coach Boyd Robinson will enter 7 track and 4 field events with athletes including Konicek Ellis Swann Kimmey Edwards Holden and Bryant in multiple relays and field events.

Oberlin Ohio Wesleyan Oberlin High Delaware Boyd Robinson

Elyria Trackmen Face Triangular Meet At Lorain

Elyria High School Pioneers set to clash with Lorain and Berea in a three team meet on Thursday at 4 PM on the Lorain track. Elyria enters as the favorite after a 63 55 win over Sandusky while Lorain lost 69 12 48 14 to Sandusky in their lone appearance. The outcome against two opponents remains undecided and will be decided tomorrow on the track.

Elyria High School Pioneers Lorain Berea Elyria Sandusky Steelmen Steel City

Bank Team Plans First Practice On Thursday

The Savings Deposit and Trust team of Class E will be coached by John McPherson for the coming season. The first practice session is scheduled for 6:00 on Thursday at the American Legion diamond on Poplar Street, with last year’s eligible players and any new tryouts invited to attend.

Savings Deposit and Trust John McPherson American Legion Poplar Street McPherson

Browns Bolster Lead by Handing Indians Big Loss

Cleveland overwhelmed the Indians 8 to 3 behind Tommy Byrne pitching for a second straight complete game. Al Rosen homered, triple, and double, while Leo Thomas and Marty Marion drove multiple hits as the Browns pace the league. Dodgers, Cubs, Reds win. St . Louis, Boston early signs of a busy day in baseball.

Browns Tommy Byrne al Rosen Mike Garcia Byrne Leo Thomas Marty Marion Dodgers Braves Chris van Dork Preacher Roe Ebbets Field Cubs Pirates Reds Cardinals Chicago Giants Detroit Yanks Athletics Red Sox Washington Brooklyn Roy Campanella Duke Snider Roe Matt Sarkont Bert Thiel Boston van Curk Jim Wilson Dee Fondy Bob Rush Ken Raffensberger Wilmer Mizell Cincinnati Eddie Stanky Scotty Robb Joe Adcock Cincy Mizell Stanky Robb Sally Hemus Warren Giles Larry Jansen Phillies Bobby Thomson Russ Meyer Willie Jones Phils Nelson Fox Saul Rogovin Ted Gray Tigers Hector Rodriguez Eddie Robinson Bill Henry Dom DiMaggio Walt Dropo Don Lenhardt DiMaggio Jim Piers Clyde Kluttz Sam Mele Nats Johnny Sain Elmer Vale Gil McDougald Yankee

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