City Grade School Track Meet on May 10 at Ely Stadium
Plans move forward for the Seventh Annual City Grade School Track Meet in Elyria. Louie Kolopus announces the event set for May 10 at Ely Stadium, with Hamilton defending the Eighth Grade crown for two straight years and Ely leading the Seventh Grade after last year. Coaches from Ely, McKinley, Franklin, Jefferson, and Hamilton prepare squads as Stubblefield departs. Officials at Sportsman's Park hope for better weather for tomorrow’s program starting at 8:30, the first nocturnal meet this year. In hockey, Pat Lundy and Ted Sloan lead the Calder Cup playoffs with 14 points each. A feminine reader’s complaint about Elyria High is addressed to athletics director Ralph Bauer. Golf handicaps list Harry Bemis as top at Elyria Country Club with six. a group of players hold seven and eight handicaps.
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Elyria
Ely Stadium
Hamilton
Ely
Cliff Binbdblefield
McKinley
Ernie Cureillo
Franklin
Bob Hersman
Jefferson
John Sheldon
Stubblefield
Cureillo
Kolopus
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Walt Adler
Sheldon
Frank Lowecke
Delphos St. John’s High School
Sportsman’s Park
Bedford
Pat Lundy
Indianapolis Capitals
Ted Sloan
Cleveland Barons
Lundy
Sloan
Fommy Burlington
Cleveland
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Ralph Bauer
Hayden D. Evans
Herman Frankel
Cleveland District Golf Association
Harry Bemis
Elyria Country Club
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C.D.G.A
Jack Brandt
Ford Cowell
Art Hudnutt
O. N. Minnich
H. T. Sargis
Dick Timms
Sten Selby
Tony Sennes
Rev. J. P. Conlon
Fearless Fraley’s sports facts and Derby previews
Oscar Fraley surveys current baseball and horse racing notes from New York. Phil Rizzuto defends new rules on double plays amid running contact while Derby contenders await mounts for Rose Run. Eddie Waitkus shines for the Phillies after his Chicago shooting recovery as birthdays and assorted notes fill the column.
DeMarco Beats Brady In 10 Round Boxing Bout
New York lightweight DeMarco of Brooklyn defeated Denis Brady of New York by split decision at St. Nicholas Arena. DeMarco used unorthodox bobbing and weaving to gain clear margins on the scorecards. A fifth round cut opened over Brady’s left eye as the bout proceeded. Brady weighed 137 pounds, while DeMarco weighed 135.
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Brooklyn
Ike Williams
Denis Pat Brady
St. Nicholas Arena
DeMarco
Bcards
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Brady
DeMar
Page Favored To Win Eighth North South Women’s Amateur
Pinehurst N C Estelle Lawson Page of Chapel Hill N C is favored to win her eighth North and South Women’s Amateur golf championship in the 18 hole final against Pat O Sullivan of Orange Conn The finalists showed strong short iron play in yesterday’s semifinals Page defeated Mae Murray of Rutland Vt 3 and 2 while O Sullivan beat Helen Sigel of Philadelphia 3 and 1
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Pinehurst
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I Estelle Lawson Page
Chapel Hill
Pat O'Sullivan
Orange Conn
Page
Mae Murray
Rutland
Miss O'Sullivan
Helen Sigel
Philadelphia
Lorain County B League standings and playoff notes
The Lorain County B League shows League No 1 Grafton LaGrange Belden Penfield and League No 2 Eaton Ridgeville Columbia with Avon Lake and Clearview prominent as champions. Brownhelm and Avon Lake delivered strong showings with ten hits in a 13 run win over Brighton as Doug Walker struck out 15. Scheduling for county playoff semifinals and the district tournament berth remains to be announced next week.
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Ceva
Penfield
Eaton
Ridgeville
Columbia
Avon Lakeshree
Clearview
Brookside
South Amherst
Brownhelm
Beighton
Camden
Henrietta
Tpmn Er Pan En Rabweeser
LaGrange
Avon Lake
Aainst Brownhelm
Dale Matcham
Roeing
Brighton
Dick Conklin
Doug Walker
Dick Tomanek
Bill Lehrer
Alex Christ
Rhfe Brownhelm
Brownhelm Walker
Kolbe
Matcham
Roering
Durham
Softball Team Crilis Gibby’s Place Schedules Practice Week
Last Night's Bowling Restaurant Team Crilis Gibby's Place schedules softball practices for next week on Monday Wednesday and Friday at McKinley School diamond. AM sessions begin at 6 30 and Manager John Fritz requests all team members report.
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Crilis Gibby’s Place
McKinley School
John Fritz
Feller Shuts Tigers In Indians Victory At Detroit
Cleveland pitcher Bob Feller dominates Detroit, securing his second win of the season as the Indians beat the Tigers 6 to 1 in Detroit. Hegan drives in three runs, Kennedy and Vernon steal home, and Cleveland moves into a second place tie behind Detroit. The Tribe returns home for a three game set with St. Louis as Lemon faces Starr in the opener.
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Liverpool achieves fourth win with 3-1 victory
Liverpool High School baseball stretched its winning streak to four, defeating Brunswick 3-1. Dave Matt pitched well, limiting Brunswick to a single run on a fifth inning bunt single, while Stan Nahigyan supplied two singles and two RBIs as Liverpool totaled five hits.
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Brunswick
Dave Matt
Stan Nahigyan
Liverpool
Baseball Titles Won By Brownhelm Avon Lake Squads
Avon Lake and Brownhelm clinched Lorain County Scholastic Class B Baseball titles in two divisions. Avon Lake beat Brookside 10 to 4 for a perfect 3-0 record in League No 3 while Brownhelm defeated Brighton 13 to 2 for a 3-0 mark in League No 4. Grafton leads for League No 1 with two wins and no losses, with playoff fate to be decided.
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Avon Lake
Lorain County
Brookside
Shoremen
Brighton
Brownies
Eaton
Grafton
ABC Doubles Lead Changes Hands In Bowling Meet
In Columbus the American Bowling Congress Tournament saw new leaders in doubles division and all events. Bill Meyers and John Powell Jr. of Toledo posted a 1299 series to take first in doubles, beating Charley Caspari and Ed Gajkowski of Milwaukee by five pins. Carl Joppe of Green Bay led all events with 1993, surpassing Jim Collins of Tonawanda by 100. Herbert Case of Detroit climbed to fourth with a 692 in singles.
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Columbus
Bill Meyers
John Powell Jr
Toledo
Charley Caspari
Ed Gajkowski
Milwaukee
Carl Joppe
Green Bay
Wis
Jim Collins
Tonamanda
N.Y
Herbert Case
Detroit
Hogan May Not Enter PGA Play Here
Bantam Ben Hogan likely will not play in the PGA Tournament here June 21 17 PGA Secretary Horton Smith said today. Hogan said he cannot bear the grind of two 18 hole rounds in one day after his automobile crash injury last year.
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Hogan
PGA
Horton Smith
Smith
Kent State Freshman Squads Grow As Tryouts Soar
Sport Shorts reports broad freshman recruitment across Kent State teams. More than 100 candidates for baseball, 290 for football, and 125 for first year basketball underline the trend toward large rookie rosters this season.
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United Press
Kent
Kent State
ABC Standings Highlights From Midwestern Trade Show
Listed standings showcase teams and individuals across multiple cities including Norwood Lansing Cincinnati Milwaukee Green Bay and St. Louis with figures like 2 933 2 9 and 1993 reflecting performance. Notable names include Manion & Sanders Meyers John Powell Caspari Gajkowski Berg Larson Nagelson Lopresti Joppe Walters and McClare among others in doubles singles and events.
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Lansing
Mich
Burger Beer
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Reimer Valley Park
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Toledo
Charles Caspari
Ed Gajkowski
Milwaukee
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Birmingham
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Dim Collins
Tonawanda
Gene Walters
Wyandotte
Don McClare
St. Louis
Newcombe Arm Sore Dodgers Ace Faces Doubleheader Woes
Dodgers manager Burt Shotton said Don Newcombe has a very sore arm but he is not worried because reliever Dan Bankhead matched his pace. Bankhead earned his first major league win 5 to 3 over the Giants in the Polo Grounds, while Newcombe exited after a third inning with a 4-0 lead. Bankhead allowed six hits and one run after the second, and Brooklyn added four runs in the third, aided by Duke Snider's two run triple. Meanwhile Curt Simmons starred for Philadelphia in a 6-1 win over the Braves, with Eddie Sawyer predicting a future great. Reds beat Cubs 3-1 behind Herman Wehmeier’s two-hitter to halt Chicago’s streak, as Joe Adcock and Grady Hatton each had two hits. Ralph Kiner also fueled a 4-3 Pirates win over the Cardinals with a three-run eighth.
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Wakefield Traded to Sox Threatens to Quit Baseball
New York Yankees traded outfielder Dick Wakefield to the Chicago White Sox for an undisclosed sum and Johnny Ostrowski. Wakefield, who had threatened to quit baseball, said he would not play unless his $22,500 salary from last year was restored. White Sox GM Frank Lane confirmed Wakefield was legally bound to report and would decide after talks.
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Chicago White Sox
New York Yankees
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Frank Lane
White Sox
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Yankees
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Yanks
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Amvets Hold Sunday Practice At McKinley School Diamond
Amvets softball team schedules practice Sunday at 1:30 PM on the Mc Kinley School diamond. All members are required to attend the drill.
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Amvets
McKinley School
Twi-Lite Golf League Seeks Additional Golfers
League officials report that more golfers are needed for teams. Interested players should call Spring Valley and report their approximate handicaps.
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L League
Twi-Lite Golf League
Spring Valley
Boxing results from New York and Austin bouts
Paddy JeMarco defeated Pat Brady by outpoint in New York at St. Nicholas Arena. Ray Robinson outpointed Ray Barnes in Detroit. Dert Linam stopped Chief Crazy Horse in Austin Texas.
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Pat Brady
Detroit
Ray
Sugar) Robinson
York
Ray Barnes
Austin
Tex
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Aus Mi
Chief Crazy Horse
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