Three or four lettermen for Elyria High baseball
Elyria High coach Ray Wilson lists only three Jetter winners from 1953 pitchers Ralph Yuhas and Jerry Welburn plus catcher Jack Schmittgen. The record suggests Billy Broadwell earned a letter last year, leaving Wilson in better shape than expected. Joe Krystosik returns to Elyria Country Club as a 10th year employee, while Joe Schneider at Roll Arena plans a vacation after next week as Ohio skating championships loom. The Elyria-Lorain track meet was postponed, with Elyria seeking a fifth straight win over Lorain as Ohio wildlife program notes grass and rabbits feeding on grass, and Cleveland Indians manager Al Lopez trims pitchers before the May 15 deadline with several rookies showing relief promise.
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Ray Wilson
Elyria High
Baseball Pioneers
Ralph Yuhas
Jerry Welburn
Jack Schmittgen
Billy Broadwell
Wilson
Jack March
Seads
Cleveland Arena
Joe Schneider
Roll Arena
Schneider
Cleveland Road
Joe
Elyria
Ohio
Elyria-Lorain
Ely Stadium
Pioneers of
Steelmen of
Lorain
Pioneers
Division OF Wildlife
Ohio Department of Natural Resources
Soil Conservation Districts
Floyd B. Chapman
al Lopez
Cleveland Indians
Early Wynn
Bob Lemon
Mike Garcia
Bob Feller
Art Houtteman
Dave Hoskins
Hal Newhouser
Lopez
Bob Hooper
Bill Wight
Ray Narleski
Dick Tomanek
Jose Santiago
Bob Chakales
Don Mossi
Feller
Newhouser
Hooper
Wight
DeMarco Seen Heavy Favorite In 10 Round Televised Bout
Boston UP Tony DeMarco is a 2 to 1 favorite to beat Carlos Chavez of Los Angeles in a 10 round nationally televised bout at Boston Garden. The 22-year-old DeMarco seeks his 1st straight win. Chavez, 31, longtime veteran with 15 years in the ring. Chavez has fought world champions 15 times. DeMarco beat lightweight champ Paddy DeMarco in a prior decision.
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Boston
Tony DeMarco
Carlos Chavez
Los Angeles
Boston Garden
DeMarco
Paddy DeMarco
Chavez
Vince Martinez
Izhting School
Juniors To Practice At Recreation Field Tomorrow
The American Legion Juniors will practice tomorrow afternoon at Recreation Field. A note of attendance asks players to arrive ready with equipment.
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American Legion
Recreation Field
Roller Skating Championships Open at Roll Arena Monday
The Roll Arena on Cleveland Road hosts the annual Ohio State Skating Championships for five days starting Monday, with four days of competition. Registration Day is tomorrow, and Monday features Diaper Division Finals at 8 30 and the crowning of the state skating queen at 10 30, judged by Mayor J Grant Keys and others.
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Roll
Cleveland Road
Ohio
WEOL
Russ Davies
Chronicle-Telegram
Amenca
The
Roll Arena
Kentucky Derby Most Colorful American Sport Event
Kentuky Derby time draws up to 100000 fans to the Downs for a three day festivity on May 1. The event, watched by millions on CBS, features three year old thoroughbreds in a two minute race amid color, parade, mint juleps and wide public interest. Corre lation Fisherman Goyama figure among betting favorites. Eddie Arcaro seeks sixth Derby triumph. The Derby began May 17, 1875 with Aristides winning. Whirlaway holds the mile and a quarter record at 9 01.4 set in 1941.
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U. S
CBS
Downs
Kentucky
Correlation
Hope
Fisherman
Goyama
Eddie Arcaro
Aristides
Leamington-Sarong
Dark Star
Native Dancer
Gallant Fox
Whirlaway
Elyria Catholic Golf Opens Season Versus St. Mary
Elyria Catholic High School golf starts its season hosting Sandusky St. Mary at Spring Valley Country Club at 2 30 Monday. Veteran players Machock Krebs Koviak Shedron and Diederich vie for top six spots with Machock likely No 1 and Krebs challenging for No 2.
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Elyria Catholic High
Sandusky St. Mary
Spring Valley Country Club
St. Mary
Chuck Machock
Tom Krebs
Joe Paul
Tom Koviak
Don Shedron
Don Diederich
Machock
Krebs
Koviak
Shedron
Diederich
Elyria Catholic
St. Ignatius
Metropolitan Park
Rocky River
Kansas Smashes Relay Record at Drake Relays
DES MOINES IOWA Wes Santee anchored Kansas sprint medley relay to an American collegiate record as about 10 000 fans watched the Drake Relays open. Kansas clocked 3 21 4 breaking NYU’s 1950 mark by 1 3 tenths seconds. Teammates Frank Cindrich Ralph Moody and Dick Blair ran the 100 and 220 yards respectively with Wilneis’ anchor man close behind. Michigan State finished third.
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Des Moines
Wes
Santee
Kansas
Wilneis
Michigan State
Jayhawks
New York University
Frank Cindrich
Ralph Moody
Dick Blair
Surprising Cubs Hit .358 to Start Season in Six Games
Cubs manager Stan Hack enjoys a dream start as Chicago posts a .358 team batting average in six games, 83 hits in 232 at bats, led by Randy Jackson with five hits in a 10-3 win over Cincinnati. Dodgers ride 13 innings to beat Pirates 6-5. Braves top Cardinals in 14 innings. Maryland?
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Carl Lundquist
United Press
Stan Hack
Chicago Cubs
Cincinnati
Phil Cavarretta
Cubs
Randy Jackson
Jackson
Dodgers
Pirates
Pittsburgh
Jack Robinson
Dodger
Jim Gilliam
Braves
Cardinals
St. Louis
Jim Pendleton
Charley White
Milwaukee
Johnny Logan
Hank Aaron
Ray Jablonski
Washington
Boston
Baltimore
Chicago
Detroit
Cleveland
New York
Philadelphia
Pet
Eben
Baker
Robinson
Brooklyn
G. A. Pet
Glynt Cleveland
Cer
Fox
Seagueres
Homistuns Hodges
Dodwer S
Ceeessence
Werses
Aes
Jensen
Red Sox
iBaker
Antes
Pert
Eeeen Jackson
Eeeree
Enree
Eee
Logan
Eses
Wrene
Stereenen
Ennis
Phillies
Teeeouseuen
Seeeneen
Bell
Reds
Aurvace
Sauer
Adams
Aeresee
Saseteseerewaes
Nesses Bell
Tenee
Greengrass
O'Connell
Oe Stephens
Orioles
Garver
Tigers
Lemon
Indians
Palette
Vavesae
Magne
Giants
Seas
Remeee
Spahn
Shane Sbeeeesacer
Dickson
Philites
Ae Sewers
Simmons
Phillles
Oeumerneennee
Eae Deen
Suxhall
Jefferson Grid to feted in Tuesday banquet
A banquet honoring Jefferson Grade School basketball and football players is set for the school gym at 6 o'clock Tuesday evening. Elyria High School coaches Bill Coyer and Dale Reichenbach will speak. Those to be feted include the 6th through 8th grade teams and Coach Imes, with 6th grade coach Charles Gentry. Mothers and the PTA organize the event.
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Jefferson
Elyria High School
Bill Coyer
Dale Reichenbach
Ith
John Imes
Charles Gentry
PTA
Richardson Upsets Trabert In River Oaks Tennis
In Houston Richardson, sixth ranked from Baton Rouge, defeated first-ranked Tony Trabert of Cincinnati in three sets to reach the River Oaks Invitational final. The LSU pre law student won 86 64 62 and said he played pretty good today.
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Houston
Tex
Hamilton Richardson
Baton Rouge
Tony Trabert
Cincinnati
Richardson
Louisiana State
Black Registers Over Klein On Split Decision
New York welterweight Black won a split 10 round decision over Joey Klein at St. Nicholas Arena in a nationally televised bout. Black, 23 and a Michigan State graduate, extends his unbeaten streak to 27 fights and faces a possible draft call any day. Referee Kessler saw seven rounds for Black, Klein two, and one even. Barnes and Shortell split on the other judges.
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New York
Red Black
Uncle Sam
Black
Janesville
Wis
Joey Klein
St. Nicholas Arena
Hector Knowles
Michigan State
Klein
Chico Vejar
Dayton
Ohio
Harry Kessler
Harold Barnes
Charley Shortell
United Press
Francis Oliver In Pro Talks With Globetrotters
Rio Grande star center Bevo Francis and coach Newt Oliver plan weekend talks with Abe Saperstein in New York. Francis may sign if terms fit, with three other offers pending. Both players will be free this fall. Francis has left school for scholastic and financial reasons, and Oliver resigns effective Sept. 1.
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Rio Grande
Ohio
Clarice
Bevo) Francis
Newt Oliver
Abe Saperstein
Harlem Globetrotters
New York
Oliver
Saperstein
Francis
Budweiser Beer's City Handicap Bowling Championship Crowned
Budweiser Beer with 3 123 pins held off eight rivals to win the 17th annual City Handicap Bowling Tournament. Elyria Hardware placed third with 3 039 pins, led by Andy Kelovsky and Sam Nagy who tied for tourney best with 670 series. The doubles and singles phase begins this afternoon with a slate of matchups and pairs listed.
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Budweiser Beer
Stoney
Elyria Hardware
Hardware
Toggery Shop
Knights of Columbus
Budweiser
Andy Kelovsky
Sam
City Tournament Team Standings Final Standings 1 Budweiser Beer
Budweiser Beer leads the final City Tournament standings with 3 123 points or entries in Stoney's AH City League followed by Torgery Shop 3 040 Elyria Hardware 3 039 and Toolmakers 3 026 in fourth. Water Injector Pumps 2 973 Home Tavern 2 966 Hart Construction 2 960 Concrete Masonry 2 938 Crawford Doors 2 954 Ex Cell Products Bowling Center B League 2 953.
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Stoney
Torgery Shop
Elyria Hardware
Home Tavern
Tarry Tavern
Hart Construction
St. Agnes
Crawford
Carpenters League
Bowling Doubles and Singles Lineup Revealed Through Weekend
A two day bowling schedule lists multiple doubles and singles matchups. Notable pairs include Paxton with Bartholomew and Lyman with Rowe in earlier blocks, with recurring names such as Hinderer Aldrich Coates and Rut ter Renninger across singles and doubles events. Sunday feature cards show Kuhns Eschke Kerchmar Larrick Lindway Stawicki Herman Diederick Elek Coghlan Wazyniak Kovach Jaykel Lindway Palicka Reynolds Goodman Rice Blake Kratchen Ody Kelovsky Nagy Presutto Evans Carpenter Rothgery Yarsa and Wysocki with several doubles only pairings.
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Joe Varsa
Golski
Bill Barkacs
Charles Tower
Dick Kuhns
Andy Eschke
Paul Heppner
Elmer Zoltai
J. Kerchmar
D. Larrick
John Lindway
Ed Stawicki
Matt Herman
George Diederick
Pete Elek
Bill Coghlan
S. L. Wazyniak
W. Kovach
Stan Jaykel
Steve Lindway
Vic Palicka
Emil Palicka
Les Reynolds
T. Goodman
Jack Rice
Harold Blake
Dan Kratchen
Don Ody
Andy Kelovsky
Sam Nagy
John Presutto
Harvey Evans
Ted Carpenter
Hal Rothgery
Frank Yarsa
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Joe Krystosik
Kris
Clark Black
Bob Gardner
Walter L. Johns
Central Press
Louisville
Jon
Porterhouse
Brrad King
Citation
Count Fleet
Hill Gail
Churchill Downs
BOB Gardner Insurance
West Ave
91 ST
Gene Baker
Ernie Banks
Ralph Kiner
Bob Rush
George Kell
Mickey Vernon
Jim Busby
Billy Pierce
Ray Murray
Joe Coleman
Vern Stephens
Trabert
Erie County United Bank
Vermilion
Milan
Public Square
Hn Nacgware
Bendix-Westinghouse
Ed Pachinger
Pearl Poling
Ray Flowers
al Bauer
Bill Morris
Bob Kiely
Andy Wossilek
Cecil Ody
John Donahue
John Moore
Earl Powers
Frank Saley
I Matia
Cliff McGill
Paul Schneider
Frank Kayden
Sam Polen
Joe Goldsmith
L. H. Terrell
George Bahl
Stoud
Henkessveneses
K. D. Construction
W. Sudo
H. Brewster
Waltz
Diewald
R. Garretson
Eldotread Company Rehoreg
Smith
Prochaska
Huebner
Penn
Powers & Dawley
R. Coinman
J. Koshar Enenee
F. Rogers V. Sanders
E West Save
Pete Ewes Eaves
Spring Valley Lp
Hendershot Ware
A. Buaraeskal Eee
E. Varga
Peat
Takaca A Tees
Babo Cpaeese
Balenney Ase
Meyers
Neanee
Barney
Igi
W. Christensen
F. Jones
R. Groner
Joe Meyers
Hayden Evans
George Bohn
John Slosier
Hank Thierry
C. Martin
H. Wysocki
Don Crozier
Wysocki
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