Charley Fusari Faces Ray Robinson in Welterweight Fight
Charley Fusari, a clean living 22 year old Newark milkman turned boxer, trains in Ramapo before facing Sugar Ray Robinson at Roosevelt Stadium in Jersey City. His disciplined savings and business ventures contrast with typical fight camps as he seeks a win that could still mark a long term success in a harsh sport.
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U. S
Oscar Fraley
United Press Sports
Preenwood Lake
N. Y
Charley Fusari
Charley
Ramapo Mounys
Ray Robinson
Fusari
Newark
Vicki Dikey
New York Yankee
Eagles Keglers Organize League for 1950 51
The Elyria Eagles Bowling League will organize for the 1950 51 season with the first meeting to be held Wednesday at 7 30 in the Eagles Clubroom. Officers to lead the season are William Oates president Russell Fugitt vice president and Ed Sensback secretary treasurer. All club members interested in bowling are invited. The largest pineapple crop in its history is predicted for Mexico in 1950.
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Elyria Eagles
Eagles
William Oates
Russell Fugitt
Ed Sensback
Ohio wildlife council approves Lake Logan project
The Ohio Wildlife Council authorizes a 20000 dollar construction and relocation plan for Lake Logan in Hocking County. Work includes removing a gas pipeline, relocating electric lines, and dike improvements.
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Columbus
Ohio Wildlife Council
Lake Logan
Hocking County
Major Loop Line Scores
National League scores show St Louis 9 loss to Philadelphia 9 in a 9 line, New York 9 Boston 8, with home runs by Hartsfield and Westrum. Brecheen took the loss for St Louis, Kremer the win for New York.
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St. Louis
Philadelphia
Brecheen
Brazie
Munger
Wilks
Rice
Johnson
Seminick
Tun—Jones
New York
Boston
Kennedy
Kramer
Westrum
Bickford
Hell
Cooper
Kremer
Hartsfield
Robinson Desperate Welterweight Weigh-In Battle
Ray Robinson weighs in at 150% pounds after a hard eight round camp workout as trainer George Gainford and Robinson dispute Turkish bath sessions ordered by Dr Nardiello to meet the 147 pound welterweight limit for the title defense against Charley Fusari in Jersey City. The advocate doctor warns the baths may be needed to drop the final pounds before tomorrow’s weigh in.
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Roosevelt Stadium
Jersey City
N. J
Charley
Robinson
Robin
Pompton Lakes
Ray Robinson
Charley Fusari
Vincent Nardiello
New York
Sugar Ray
George Gainford
Nardiello
Gainford
Standings and Tonight's Games Across Leagues
American League clubs show Detroit and New York atop the standings with Cleveland Boston and Washington close array. Tonight’s schedule features Cleveland at St Louis Boston at New York Detroit at Chicago and Washington at Philadelphia with tomorrow’s matchups listed. In the National League Philadelphia beat St Louis 9 0 and New York 9 3 while Philadelphia Brooklyn and Chicago hosted doubleheaders and the International and American Associations report results from Syracuse Jersey City Minneapolis and other cities.
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G. W. L. Pet
Detroit
New York
Cleveland
Boston
Washington
Chicago
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Felier
S Widmar
Parnell
Raschi
Houtteman
Wieht
Hudson
Brissie
G . L. Pet
Brooklyn
Cincinnat
Pittsburgh
Roberts
Newcombe
Staley
Pollet
Chambers
Jones
Spahn
Cincinnati
twilight—Klippstein
Dubiel
Ramsdell
Fox
International League Syracase
Toronto
Jersey City
Buffalo
Montreal
Springfield
Rochester
Baltimore
American Association
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Toledo
Milwaukee
Kansas City
Columbus
Six New Members Added To Elyria High Football Squad
Six names were added to the Elyria High football squad as candidates met for the second organizational session under Coach Bill Coyer. Seniors Al Beckloff and Eddie Guillion, junior Ray Hess, and sophomores Joe Blaner Carl Caywood and Nick Demos reported as candidates.
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Elyria High
Bill Coyer
al Beckloff
Eddie Guillion
Ray Hess
Joe Blaner
Carl Caywood
Nick Demos
Cover
B Loop Bowlers Meet Wednesday
The first planning meeting for the Olympic Recreation Class B Bowling League will be held Wednesday at 8 at the alleys. The league plans to expand from eight to 16 teams and will run 7 and 9 pm shifts on Wednesdays. All last year captains and those entering this year are urged to attend. A fishing tip notes casting a lure onto shore then jumping it into the water is effective for bass in late summer and early fall. Short casts reduce snagging but boats should stay away from shore due to nervous fish in shallow water.
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Olympic Recreation
Rocco del Sesto
UPC and Place Nines Seek Class A Softball Crown
United Polish Club and Gibby's Place battle for the City Class A title at Elyria Recreation Board field on Lexington Avenue. Both teams are 4-1 in regular play and split results with Oberlin T O Murphy Co. United Polish Club aims to defend the crown after eliminating Oberlin in the playoff opener. A preliminary City Championship Tournament game starts at 7 and the Class A title tilt follows at 8 15.
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Elyria Recreation Board
Lexington Avenue
United Polish Club
Gibby’s Place
Oberlin T. O. Murphy Co
Oberlin
Gibby
Gibby’s
United Polish
Recreation Board
V.F.W. No
Roll Arena
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Papa Fusari
Irvington
Ney
Primrose Path
Ken
Papa Fuseri
ILSO
Elyria Shoe
West Ave
Eagles Keglers
Mexico
TRA
Randall Park
Montrose
Chronicle-Telegram
Clive Churchill
Doug Phillips
Sydney
Australia
England
United Press
Cleveland Browns
Green Bay Packers
Browns
Mac Speedie
Buckeye State Bowling Proprietors Convention
James A. Rhodes
Ohio
Hillsboro
Donald H. Miller
Madison Rural
London
Hillsboro High School
Miller
Ohio State University
George H. Steele
Charleston
W. Va
Jimmy Bolgar
Charleston Senator
Dayton
Cincinnati Purcell
Scranton
Eugene
Silent)Hairston
York
Lee ‘Sala
Donora
Scranton Stadium
Hairston
Sala
Salz
J. R. Dallford
Broad St
Niewsraper
By Sixta
Black Jack
Darling
Louwis Mowbray
Bermuda Government Aquarium
St. David's
Bermuda
Mowbray
Ray Bowen
Stoney’s Rainbow Lanes
Oberlin Rd
Porsch Lumber & Coal Co
Arsch Lumber
Lodi Street
Elyria Am
Tevern
Carling
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