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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 26, 1954

Page

11

15 Starters Likely For Kentucky Derby

A field of about 15 starters was shaping up for Saturdays Derby with Cor relation favorite after his three and a half length win in the Wood Memorial at Aqueduct last weekend. The California colt had already defeated Goyama in the Florida Derby and Fisherman in the Wood, leaving Determine as the remaining top rival. Correlation and Fisherman were reported in good shape and set to travel from New York to Churchill Downs as Derby preparations continued.

Louisville Correlation New York California Goyama Woodvale Farm Fisherman Churchill Downs Fisher

St Agnes Loop Banquet Honors Bowling League Team

The St Agnes Loop Bowling League banquet honored Matt Herman Construction for the season trophy. Captain Steve Shipula accepted the award as Eddie Frankel presented it, joined by teammates Paul Reese, Matt Herman, George Diederick, Bill Coghlan and Pete Elek. Willard Betz earned greatest improvement honors, raising his average by 28 pins. Bucky O Connor and Rev Fr Ray Grismervice were named president, with George Diederick secretary and Pete Eirk treasurer. Matt Herman and Welsh Goldcamp Funeral Home teams will travel to Port Clinton on May 2 for the Champion of Champions tournament.

St. Agnes Bowling League United Polish Club Matt Herman Steve Shipula Eddie Frankel Paul Reese George Diederick Bill Coghlan Pete Elek Willard Betz Bucky O'Connor Ray Grismer Pete Eirk Welsh Goldcamp Port Clinton

Miglets Elected Pin Loop Proxy For Tarry Tavern Banquet

Mike Miglets was elected president for 1954-55 with Bill Sabo as vice president and Bil Getty as secretary treasurer at the Spring Valley Country Club banquet. The season champions included Ted Tarry, Bill Richards, Bill Mc Clelland, Bud Malin, Steve Saley, and Ted Mahoney. Ray Dahl Jr. supervised prize money with Sam Nagy honored for a 734 series, tops league and city.

Tarry Tavern Spring Valley Country Club Mike Miglets Bill Sabo Bil Getty Ted Tarry Bill Richards Bill McClelland Bud Malin Steve Saley Ted Mahoney John Moore Ray Dahl Jr Sam Machine Gun) Nagy

Pony League Pony Team Plans 5 P M Practice

If weather permits the Lo Rain County Savings and Trust Co team of the Pony League will practice this afternoon at 5 oclock on the Bendix Westinghouse field.

Lorain County Savings & Trust Co Pony League Bendix-Westinghouse Field

Correlation Favorite At 8-5 In Derby Odds

Agua Caliente reports California bred Correlation pegged as an 8-5 favorite for the Kentucky Derby in its final line. The odds shifted from 2-1 after his Wood Memorial victory on Saturday.

Agua Caliente Mex Wood Memorial

Two Horse Derby Trial Duel At Belmont Park

A top contender heads to Belmont Park for a potential southern trip if he passes the Derby Trial test. The one mile Derby Trial shapes as a straight duel between Determine and Hasty Road. owners weigh keeping horses in barn for Saturday’s main race as pressure builds. Fisherman, who rallied after a stumble, narrowed the gap with Correlation, but Forn ia edged through the rail to win and claim the $86,000 purse.

Belmont Park Correlation Fisherman Fornia

Seminick Breaks Finger Sidelining Redlegs catcher

Cincinnati Redlegs catcher Andy Seminick suffered a broken ring finger on his right hand during an infield drill before a doubleheader with the Chicago Cubs. Ed Bailey filled in behind the plate Sunday and no return date was announced.

Cincinnati Andy Seminick Cincinnati Redlegs Seminick Chicago Cubs Ed Bailey

Whitfield Opens Mile Bid at Penn Relays in 4:15.7

New York dispatch notes Mal Whitfield ran 4:15.7 in his mile debut at the Penn Relays, finishing behind Murray Halberg who clocked 4:10. Whitfield expects faster times this season and aims to meet Wes Santee on May 28 in Houston. He plans to average 4:05 to 4:08 by then, and Halberg plans to run again only briefly on his current visit. Whitfield believes the mile is less taxing than the half mile and anticipates strong showings in coming races.

New York Ins U. S Mal Whitfield Penn Philadelphia Whitfield Ohio State Murray Halberg Halberg Wes Santee Houston Mal Santee New Zealand Atlantic City Los Angeles

Moore Sparks Amherst Team To New Track Record

Amherst High School track team, in Class B at Wesleyan Relays in Delaware, won sprint medley relay and placed in high jump and pole vault. Don Moore surged from 15 yards to win the 440 leg, helping Amherst set a new relay mark of 1 minute 41.8 seconds after missing the meet record earlier. Other Amherst athletes included Jack Moskal, Larry Wohlever, Brad Tabbert, with jumps by Moskal, Meckley, Tabbert and vaults by Gangy Benedict Thomas.

Amherst High School Wesleyan Mansfield Denis Woodrow Wilson Delaware Amherst Don Moore Jack Wilhelm Moore Gahanna Lincoln Tabbert Jack Moskal Larry Wohlever Brad Tabbert Steel Ron Meckley Moe Gangy Ed Benedict Jerry Thomas

Wall Is Winner Of Rich Tourney

LAS VEGAS Nev P Art Wall captured the $10 000 first prize in the Tournament of Champions with a record six stroke margin and a total 278. Wall and runner up duo Al Besselink and Lloyd Mangrum each earned 3750, while Cary Middelcoff took 285 for 1750 and Earl Stewart Jr and Doug Ford shared 1375. The field heads to San Francisco for another $10 000 event as Wall contemplates his next move.

Las Vegas Nev Art Wall Wall Jean San Francisco Pocono Manor al Besselink Besselink Lloyd Mangrum Cary Middelcoff Earl Stewart Jr Dallas Tex Doug Ford

U P C Loop To Meet Tonight At Club Bowling

The United Polish Club Women’s Bowling League will hold a meeting tonight at 8 o'clock at the United Polish Club. Each team should send a representative to attend.

United Polish Club

Golf School by Sammy Snead

Sammy Snead recommends a structured warm up before rounds. Begin with slow swings without a ball, then chip with an 8 iron focusing on distance and direction. Progress to longer pitch shots, then all irons, increasing arc each step, finally woods for normal distance and accuracy while not rushing.

Santee Sparks Kansas To Four Relays Titles

Wes Santee paced the University of Kansas to four Drake Relays titles at Des Moines Iowa with relay wins and record times. Kansas set a 3 21 4 collegiate mark in the sprint medley and an American record 9 50 4 in the distance medley while also winning the two mile relay and another event. Texas captured four crowns as well with two relays and two individual wins while several Jayhawks outpaced Penn Relays winners.

Wes Wes Santee Kansas Des Moines Iowa Drake Gene Maynard Santee Hiinels Drake Relays Penn Relays University of Kansas Jayhawks University of Texas Jay‘hawk

Oberlin Track Tops Akron and Fenn in Tri Meet

Oberlin College defeated Akron and Fenn College in a season opener triangular meet at Oberlin. John Lawrence led with two wins in the 220 and 440 yard dashes, while John Weiner swept the hurdles for Akron. Stu Wenger edged Oberlin star John Miller in the mile in 4 minutes 32.4 seconds.

Oberlin Oberlin College University of Akron Fenn College Akron Fenn John Lawrence John Weiner Stu Wenger John Miller

Massillon To Pick Washington High Coach This Week

Massillon school officials plan to name a new Washington High football coach this week after weeks of screening hundreds of applicants. Four candidates remain, including Lee Tressel, former Baldwin Wallace star and Mentor High athletic director. The board meets tonight to interview the finalists.

Massillon Lee Tressel Baldwin‘Wallace Grid Far Mentor High Massillon Board of Education

Juniors to Practice at Recreation Field Tomorrow

The American Legion juniors announce a practice at the Recreation Field tomorrow at 6 o clock. They emphasize punctual arrival and readiness for drills and team activities.

American Legion Recreation Field

Indiana Triumph Opens With Penn Relays Fast Mile Time

Indiana posted a 17 minute 35.4 second mile in the Penn relays while the four mile relay also stood out, as Indiana led the field with a time of 17 minutes 32.8 seconds. The meet showcased strong performances from the Hoosiers against top competition.

Indiana

Lightweights Feature Week's TV Mitt Card

The lightweight division dominates this week's boxing telecasts with Ralph Dupas and Paolo Rosi headlining. Dupas, 19, faces Dennis Pat Brady in a 10-round CBS bout from New Orleans Coliseum. Rosi meets Orlando Zulueta in a 10-round NBC main from St. Nick's Arena in New York. Also on tap, Bud Smith faces John Gonsalves in Cincinnati on ABC, and Tommy Jack clashes with Jimmy Slade for the New York state heavyweight title on DuMont from Madison Square Garden.

Ralph Dupas Sandy Saddler Italy Paolo Rosi Dupas Dennis Pat Brady Bronx N. Y CBS New Orleans Rosi Rieti Rome Orlando Zulueta Cuba NBC New York St. Nick’s United States Eddie Campo New Haven Conn Ross Milan Wallace Bud) Smith Cincinnati Johnny Gonsalves Oakland Calif ABC Cincinnati Music Hall Tommy Hurricane) Jack Far Rockaway N.Y Jimmy Slade The

Westlake Keglerette Takes Third Place

Mary Ann Linn of Westlake Ohio placed third in the Women's International Bowling Congress singles in Syracuse with a 632 series on games of 242 163 and 227.

Syracuse N.Y Mary Ann Linn Westlake Ohio

Indians Top A Das AA mac In Twin Bill Sweep

Indianapolis won the first game 6 to 5 over Columbus with a ninth inning rally and then crushed them 8 to 1 in the second game. Louisville beat Minneapolis 10 to 1 and won 2 to 1 in the second. Kansas City swept Charleston 7 to 3 and 9 to 5. St Paul split with Toledo 2 to 1 then 2 to 3. Indianapolis leads AA with nine wins, two defeats. Louisville second with eight wins, four losses.

International News Service Indianapolis Louisville Today Louisville Columbus Indians Minneapolis Kansas City Charleston St. Paul Toledo

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