Harris Shines for Oberlin at Mansfield Relays
Freshman Joe Harris of Oberlin High impressed at the Mansfield Relays in Mansfield field. He ran 10.8 seconds in the 100 yard dash and 23.6 seconds in the 220 yard dash, but missed quarterfinals and semifinals after a long heat schedule and a late return. Harris, 16, is eligible for track through his junior year and shows promise alongside Jack and Jay Coniam, who both surpassed 12 feet in practice pole vaults.
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Oberlin High
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Harris
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Jay
Coniams
North Olmsted
Olmsted
Ridgeville charity basketball game supports sick athlete
The Chronicle-Telegram asks Lorain County League coaches and high school correspondents to share spring sports notes. A Monday night Ridgeville game pits coaches against nonroster seniors to aid Ronald Guy of Columbia High School who has been ill for some time. The event promises entertainment and community support.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Ridgeville
Lorain County
Ronald Guy
Columbia
Meyers Appointed Scout for Cardinals Amid Hockey Triumphs
Ken Meyers of Lorain is named scout for the St Louis Cardinals in this territory by Joe Mathes. Meyers’ Lorain Strollers celebrate a state amateur hockey title with a victory party. Also noted are Hockey News top executives Buckdom’s picks: Jim Hendy, Milt Schmidt, Gordie Howe. AHL all star selections include three Cleveland Barons and ex-Barons. Cleveland players shine with Johnny Bower Fred Glover Steve Kraftcheck Bo Elik and Tommy Williams among honorees. Clearview High School leader and spouse welcome a daughter born Tuesday.
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Lorain
St. Louis Cardinals
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Lorain Strollers
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Cleveland
Hockey News
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Milt Schmidt
Baster Bruins
Gordie Howe
Detroit
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Barons
Johnny Bower
Providence
Fred Glover
Bower
Glover
Baseball results and scores from major leagues
Scores from American and National Leagues with wins by Cleveland Chicago Cincinnati New York Boston Detroit and others. Key events include Zemial's second homer and Courtney's first inning homer, plus postponed New York at Brooklyn due to rain and several double digit run games.
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Chicago
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Wynn
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Hetan
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Hillmart
Collum
Age Smith
Neeman
Lawrence
Bailey
Drake Relays Open With Star-Studded Fields
In Des Moines Iowa the 48th Drake Relays begin with Olympic champions among the lineup. About 2000 university college and high school athletes compete in the large track carnival where many records may fall.
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America
Ole Case May Be Right About Al Lopez
MILTON RICHMAN notes Ole Case may be right about Al Lopez as the White Sox extend a winning streak. He cites Lopez’s year by year impact, the team’s run of victories, and key hits from George Kell and Dick Crosetti as Chicago tops Detroit 6-3 and moves atop the league standings.
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Liams
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United Press
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Redlegs
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al Lopez
Southpawjean
George Susce Jr
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Brooks Lawrence
Dick Crott
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Cient Dixie Howell
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Nixon
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Ed Bailey
Ole Case
Don Hoak
Prophet
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Little Nellie
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Yankees
Orioles
Ree Sox
Cincinnati
Giants
Dodgers
Senators
Ernie Banks
Vermilion Sailors Top Huron Amherst In Triangular Meet
Vermilion Sailors won ten first places and two thirds in a three school track meet at Memorial Field. Dave Guthrie and John Hoffman led Vermilion with double wins in discus and 22 second dash. Amherst and Huron split events as Comet Relays loom tomorrow at 2 p.m.
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Huron
Amherst
Wellington
Clearview
Memorial Field
Avon Lake
Dave Guthrie
John Hoffman
Guthrie
Hoffman
Broad
Jim Kidd
Horse Racing at Ascot Park Headlines Card
Schedule highlights include Race of Day at Ascot Park WDOK at 5 minutes past the hour. Baseball features the Detroit Tigers at Cleveland on WEOL and WERE at 8. Boxing pits Miguel Berrios against Hogan Bassey on WHK and KYW TV at 10. An early tomorrow slot repeats Detroit at Cleveland with WEWS WEOL and WERE at 2.
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Wdok
Detroit Tigers
Cleveland
Weol
Miguel Berrios
Hogan Bassey
WHK
KYWTV
WEWS
Elyria Little League North A minor loop opens with four teams
Elyria North Little League announces its third season starting mid May with four teams. Vice President Dave Ferguson leads a staff including Bill Whitman groundskeeper and Owen Gleason official scorer. Managers and coaches meet tonight at 8 at Ohio Edition Co. Service Building.
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Elyria Little League North
Dave Ferguson
Bill Whitman
Owen Gleason
Ferguson
Jack Becker
Ohio Edition Co
Cisco Faces Michigan in Columbus Big Ten Opener
Unbeaten Galen Cisco was slated to start for Ohio State as the Buckeyes opened the Big Ten season against Michigan. The matchup pits OSU at home in Columbus against the Wolverines with Cisco expected to lead the pitching effort.
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Michigan
Columbus
Galen Cisco
Ohio State
Buckeyes
Verines
Indians Host Tigers After Topping A's
Cleveland pitcher Bob Lemon seeks his first win of the young season as the Indians host Detroit after a 17 6 setback to Oakland. Lemon, 36, aims to extend a long career and match the era’s pitching milestones while facing the Tigers in tonight’s game.
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Cleveland
Kansas City
Bob Lemon
Detroit
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Lefty Grove
Tribe
Satmore
Nrdav Lemon
Indians Take Win Over A's In Narrow Homestand Victory
Cleveland defeats Philadelphia Athletics 5 to 3 as Early Wynn earns first win of season. Ray Narleski secures the save after a seventh inning Indians burst that broke a 1-1 tie. Vic Wertz and Hal Smith drive key hits with Roger Maris continuing his early hot hitting.
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Roger Maris
Maris
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Harry Simpsson
Hal Smith
A’s
Jim Hegan
Gene Woodling
al Smith
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Major League Leaders Baseball Standings National League
United Press reports the National League standings and leaders across batting and pitching categories. Key players and teams are highlighted, detailing top averages, home runs, RBIs, wins, and ERA as the season progresses.
Williams Musial Lead Baseball Hit Parade In Early Season
Ted Williams and Stan Musial pace the majors with stunning starts as Musial hits .536 and Williams .400. Musial eyes 3,000 hits and NL record for consecutive games, while Williams targets over .330 and 25 homers. Both project long, strong seasons despite age.
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Ted Williams
Stan Musial
Musial
Williams
Stan
Mickey Mantle
Gus Suhr
Cardinal
Tall Ted
Ted
Women's All-City League pairings draw tonight at Tarry Lanes
The Women’s All City League schedules nine o’clock bowling tonight at Tarry Lanes with matchups including Better Line versus Elyria Hardware, Thorley’s Package Store against IRay’s Brake Service, Elyria Business versus West River Hardware, and Butler Builders versus Tarry Tavern.
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Tarry Lanes
Better Line
Elyria Hardware
Thorley's
Iray's
Elyria Business
West River Hardware
Butler Builders
Tarry Tavern
Round Table Claims Blue Grass Victory Sets Derby Hopes
Round Table, trained by Travis Kerr and owned by Cain Stable, won the $21,000 Blue Grass Stakes at Keeneland in 1:47 2-5 for 1 1/8 miles, paying 4 to win. The Kentucky-bred colt boosted to definite Derby starter at Churchill Downs with 83rd Kentucky Derby looming. One-Eyed King runner up, Manteau third. Derby field predicted to include 12 to 15 horses in two preps at Churchill Downs.
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Round Table
Churchill Downs
Keeneland Track
Travis Kerr
Cain Houstable
One-Eyed King
Manteau
Downs
Calumet Farm
Gen. Duke
Iron Liege
Clifford Lussky
W. 5. Miller
Mrs. Ada L. Rice
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