Indians fall to Browns as Byrne and Cain stifle lineup
Cleveland suffers a pair of losses to St Louis with pitcher Tommy Byrne silencing the Indians and Bob Cain delivering key work. The feature notes Harris and Cain's trades, plus local Elyria teaching contracts and ongoing coaching shifts in the era.
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Mickey) Harris
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Elyria Beats Lorain 89-29 In Dual Meet Sprint Show
Elyria High dominated Lorain High 89 to 29 at Recreation Field as senior John Elliott won the 100 yard dash in 10 seconds flat. Coach Bill Coyer credited a strong team effort marking Elyria’s third straight dual meet win in the 1952 season.
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Bill Coyer
Sandusky
Oberlin
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Elmer
Cy) Fleming
John Marshall
Ron McDaniels
Doug Jones
Bill Foss
Don Andress
Henry Terry
Joe McFarland
Carl Caywood
Dave Davis
Ken Hamilton
Hank Edwards
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Terry
Hoenig
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Caywood
Bill Hopkins
Cliff Elbert
Bob Bush
Ron Gasper
Tilberg
Kasper
Harold Benson
Hess
Karason
George Wofford
Hopkins
Elbert
Jerry Hoerig
Kuhl
Four Elyria Teams Vie Tonight In Inter-City Play
Elyria schools contest at 9:30 p.m. at Stony’s Rainbow Lanes opening the 41st Inter-City Bowling Association event with eight teams from Elyria and nearby cities in five-man doubles and singles shifts across Saturday. The meet features Elyria star Elliott leading sprints and relays with Hoeng, McDaniels and Jones among top performers as Lorain and Port Clinton teams also compete.
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Wable Named New London Wildcat Football Coach
Kenneth E. Wable a 24 year old Van Wert native will head New London High football this Fall succeeding Bob Brownson who led the Wildcats to a perfect 1951 season and recently resigned to Portsmouth High. Wable graduates from Muskingum College class of 1952 and relocates to New London for his first coaching assignment.
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Coyer
Dwight
Ike) Trubey
Trubey
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Clymer
Chick Smith
Smith
Herb Curly
Stiffler
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Beeler
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Dave
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Ian
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Eaton Nine Wins At Columbia 8-1 to Enter Title Game
Eaton Brown Bombers defeated Columbia 8-1 in a playoff to force a title tilt with Ridgeville for Division No 2. Pitcher Lee Grills pitched one hit ball with eight strikeouts and Andy Demyan added a single and double to drive the Eaton offense. Columbia's Dean Yeager allowed four hits, fanned five, and took the loss.
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Andy Demyan
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Grills
Columbia
Demyan
Bombers
Dean Yeager
Major League line scores and standings finals
Summary of American and National Leagues with scores from yesterday and today’s schedule. Detailing wins, losses, postponements, and key pitchers, plus current club standings in AL and NL divisions and cross-league results for the day. Includes minor leagues results from American Association and International League with recent scores.
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Buffalo
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Urig and Rotunda Win Knights of Columbus Doubles
Urig and Louis Rotunda, regulars for Bittner Funeral Home, won the handicap doubles tournament at Bowl-O-Drome with a 1219 total after a 994 actual pins. Ed Dietsche-Ray Craft was second at 1209 and Rol Meran-Herman Esch third at 1201.
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Deb Urig
Louis Rotunda
Bittner
White outpoints Murray in tight UPI boxing match
Johnny White of Jersey City New Jersey defeats Lee Q. Murray of New York in a close outpoint decision in a United Press boxing result. White improves his record with a victory reported from New York.
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United Press
New York
Johnny White
Jersey City
N. J
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Loop Officials Named Women’s All City Rowing League
Loop officials for the 1952 53 season are announced led by president Betty Fackler and include Marian Henke as VP Grace Lysell as secretary Ann Lepkowski as treasurer and Jessie Ellis as sergeant at arms.
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All-City Rowing League
Betty Fackler
Marian Henke
Grace Lysell
Ann Lepkowski
Jessie Ellis
Dykes Faces Murray in Televised 10 Round Bout
New York fighter Bobby Dykes a heavy favorite to beat Ted Murray of New York in a televised 10 round bout at St. Nicholas Arena. Dykes seeks to rebound from a Feb. 4 loss to Kid Gavilan in Miami, where Gavilan retained the welterweight title by a split decision.
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Ted Murray
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Miami
Berra Returns To Yank Lineup
New York catcher Yogi Berra says he will break into the lineup against the Senators tonight marking his third return announcement in a week. Manager Casey Stengel notes Berra strained ligaments in his left wrist in Atlanta on April 6.
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Atlanta
Bryant and Holden Spark Oberlin to Track Meet Victory
Oberlin High Indians won a three-team meet at Clearview High field scoring 82 points led by Bob Bryant with four wins and Bob Holden with two wins plus a second in discus. Clearview finished second with 50 points and Wellington 16 as Monagon and Oakley also contributed for Clearview.
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Bob Holden
Clearview
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Chuck Spinello
George van Niel
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Edwards
Kimmey
Horton
Kaiser
Oak- Tey
Caco
Moreno
Posze
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Teaman
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Rushinsky
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Camden Girls Cup B Softball Title Clinched by Camden High
Camden High girls captured the Lorain County Class B Scholastic Softball League title with a 12 to 7 victory over Columbia Thursday at Oberlin. Camden trailed 2-0 before a seven-run third inning. Carolyn Allamong had three singles and a double in four at bats, FairyBelle Jackson added a homer and a single in three appearances.
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Lorain County
Columbia
Oberlin
Camden
Theresa Mattis
Carolyn Allomong
Fairybelle ‘Jackson
Red Sox Rookie Pace Fastest Since 1946 Under Boudreau
Boston, led by rookies, opened the season with two key wins over the Yankees and a 9-2 record, fueled by Sammy White and Ivan DeÉlOCK. Lou Boudreau’s unorthodox lineup shifts and eight different pitchers helped the Red Sox exceed 1946 pace while eyeing a possible surprise pennant bid.
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Vern Stephens
Johnny Pesky
Billy Goodman
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Sammy White
Maury McDermott
Bob Kuzaya
Dom DiMaggio
Jim Piersall
Goodman
Ivan Deélock
Hank Bauer
Mickey Mantle
Medina Trackmen Defeat Amherst in Independent Dual Meet
Medina High School Bees beat Amherst 67 to 51 in a Southwestern Conference dual. Medina dominated the track events with eight wins, led by Harold Yost and Dick Walter each with two victories. Field events mostly went Amherst’s way with Barckert and Tabbert winning notable throws and jumps.
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Harold Yost
Dick Walter
Jim Curtice
George Beshire
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Ming
Feminine Pin Teams In Rolloff Tonight
The Rainbow Lanes team and Smith Construction meet in a 7 o clock rolloff at Stoney's to decide the Rainbow Lanes first half champion versus the second half titleholder.
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Rainbow Lanes
Smith Construction
Stoney's
Perkins Cops Medal Honors But Elyria Golfers Are Beaten
Elyria High golf stalls, as Dick Perkins earns medalist honors with 45-40-85 in a 22-16 loss to Parma. Humeston led Parma with 50-39-89 while Elyria substitutes Falter in lineup changes ahead of their Sandusky match.
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Dick Perkins
Mike Humeston
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Blue Streaks
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Chick) Smith
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Kerry Iles
Pow Wee Hes
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Harry Williams
Tony Olenek
Bob Olsen
Tom Gwin Weber Ewes
Lakewood Edges Lorain 2-1 in Erie Loop Game
In Erie Loop action Lakewood edged Lorain 2-1 at Lakewood. The win was Lakewood’s first in two league starts and Lorain’s first loss in two meetings. Postponements left Euclid at Elyria and Cleveland Heights at Shaw.
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Lorain
Erie
Sull, Elyria Euclid vie for top spot in schedule clash
Sull left defending champion Cleveland Heights and Euclid deadlocked for first. The Elyria Euclid game is moved to next Tuesday at Ely Stadium. The Pioneers play four games in four days: Monday versus Shaw, Wednesday against Parma, Thursday at Lorain.
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Mulloy to Meet Savitt in River Oaks semifinal clash
Gardnar Mulloy, who upset third seed Herbie Flam yesterday, advances to face Dick Savitt in the River Oaks Invitational Tennis Tournament semifinal. Savitt, the tourney's second-ranked player, is from Orange, New Jersey.
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Gardnar Mulloy
Herbie Flam
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