Pioneers Football Faces Financial Strain At Elyria High
Elyria High faces a tight budget as season tickets go on sale for the Pioneers home games. Football receipts have fallen for three straight years, threatening the athletic department’s ability to fund basketball, baseball, track, tennis, and golf. Factors include declining attendance, new high school nearby, more TV at home, and competition from Cleveland teams. Concession equipment paid for will help, but overall cash on hand remains tight as preparations for a 1951 season begin with 13 lettermen and a six-game home slate.
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Pioneers
Lake Ene
Ech
A. N. (Chick) Smith
Ely Stadium
Elyria Eleven
Arca
Ralph Bauer
Elyria
Elyria High
Elyria Catholic High School
Cleveland
Cleveland Indians
Cleveland Browns
Elyria-Lorain
Bauer
Bull Cover
Ateast
Lorain
Euclid
Lake Ere
Lakewood
Cleveland Heights
Fremont
Larain
Flymians Fall In State Hot Stove Tourney Opener
Castle's Wallpaper and Fence six suffered late miscues as Wayne County No 1 rallied from a 7-5 deficit to win 8-7 in eight innings at Wooster. Elyria’s Charles Gray Ralph Yuhas and Jerry Welburn worked the mound in relief for Castle's Wallpaper while Welburn took the loss. Jim Heginbotham and Welburn had two hits for the Castle club, which led 7-5 after four innings before errors fueled the rally.
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Wallpaper & Faint
Wooster
Wayne County No. 1
Charles Gray
Ralph Yuhas
Jerry Welburn
She Elyria
Welburn
Elyria
Jim Heginbotham
Ridgeville Loop Leaders Triumph in Softball Standings
Ridgeville Loop Leaders Ridgeville Radio and Moose Club remain tied atop the Ridgeville Softball League after fourth second-half victories. Rone Radio beat Thew Shovel 13 to 2 behind Bob Karnes five-hit effort. Moose Club edged Knights of St John 6 to 3. Two Sunday games include Thew Shovel vs Buescher's Hardware and Moose Club vs Belden Merchants.
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Ridgeville
Rone Radio
Moose Club
Thew Shovel
Bob Karnes
Moose
Knights of St.John
Tyler Goodman
Knights
Buescher’s Hardware
Belden
Merchants
Rhoe Bone Radio
Rone Redio
Karnes and Wiepeeps
P. Hkarby
Eck
HLF
Knights of Bt
Jonn
Noose Club
Goodman and
Lear
Knights of St. John
E. Pais
G Schroeder
Tover
Confident Tribe Ready For White Sox Invasion
The Cleveland Indians host the Chicago White Sox in a three game series as co leaders in the American League. Pitcher Bob Lemon aims for win number 13 while Early Wynn and Mike Garcia also set for starts. Bob Feller leads with 18 victories as the staff impresses with strong pitching and improving hitting led by Avila and Mitchell.
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Ucleveland
Cleveland Indians
Chicago White Sox
Chicago
Indians
Tribe
Bob Lemon
Lemon
al Lopez
Early Wynn
Mike Garcia
Bob Feller
Eee
Lopez
Vance
Mungo
Brooklyn
Braves
Jim Turner
Lou Fette
Danny McFayde
White Sox
Dale Mitchell
Bobby Avila
Avila
Mitchell
Two City League Softball Games Tonight at Lexington Ave Field
Two City League softball games are set at the Lexington Avenue field. WAW-CLO Local No. 780 faces United Polish Club at 6:30 p.m. Oberlin T. C. Murphy Company meets V.F.W. No. 1079 at 7:30. Oberlin is undefeated in the second half with one win. UPC and the Vets debut the new period while U.A.W.C. 1070 has one loss.
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Lexington Avenue
Waw-Clo
United Polish Club
Pine
Oberlin T. C. Murphy ,Company
V.F.W
Oberlin
UPC
Vets
U.A
League Standings and Results Summary
In AN LEAGUE standings Cleveland leads with 66 wins, 30 losses, and a .629 percentage, followed by New York, Boston, Chicago, Detroit, and Washington in tight pursuit. Yesterday’s results featured New York beating Washington 6-4, St. Louis topping Detroit 6-3, and Philadelphia and Boston posting 6-3 and 8-6 wins respectively. Tonight’s games include Cleveland at Chicago and New York at Philadelphia, with various matchups across the league.
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Washington
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Podbielan
Pallea
Haugstad
King
Campanella
Jones
Pollet
Wilks ¢ Walsh
Garapiola
Chambers
D. Rice
Elylia Bowling Association to Hold Meeting Next Week
Secretary Hayden Evans of the Elynia City Bowling Association announced a meeting for league schedules officers and bowlers to discuss shorter seasons adjustments at Loraining County Savings & Trust Company directors room. The gathering, urged by several league heads, aims to address alley owners insisting on a 35-week season.
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Hayden Evans
Elyna City Bowling Association
Elyria
Essons
Evans
Loraining County Savings & Trust Company
Kner
Piraress Hodges
Asses Rocees
Defending Champs Hang Elyria Nine in Tourney Setback
Fatty's Recreation, defending champions, advance to the finals of the Fifth District championship after edging United Polish Club 2-1 in eight innings. Fritz Danicki hit a decisive triple and scored the winning run as Lorain’s Recreation squad extended its doubles elimination run to four wins.
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Lorain Fatty's Recreation
Ome
Recreation Nine
United Polish Club
Fritz Danicki
Josef Paul Fritz
Danicki
Lorain
Leo Pawlak
Ray Waters
Fritz
UPC
Fatty’s Recreation
R. H. EF
Patty's Recreation
Ciarrone
Friterid Taterek
Fruehauf Takes First Blooper Loop Win in Season Debut
Fruehauf Trailer Company, new to the Blooper League this season, earned its first victory by routing Ohio Edison 14 to 5 at Lexington Avenue field. Fruehauf collected 26 hits while Ohio Edison had 20, Glass led with four hits and Nielsen hit three doubles for Edison. In the nightcap Evans Lanes beat Knights of Columbus 14 to 6, improving to 2-2.
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Ruehauf Trailer Company
Ohio Edison
Lexington Avenue Field
Glass
Fruehauf
John Nielsen
Evans Lanes
Knights of Columbus
Ee Ssccwesseregnhnenes
Mery Gidby
Onlo Puel Gas
Seteres
Evans Lanes Rutalite of
Columbus
Ohta Edison
Aeduue Noureeerses Sande
Wellington High names Murton Campbell football coach
Murton Campbell, a summer student at Kent State University pursuing a master’s in physical education, is announced as Wellington High School’s new head football coach. Campbell played at Oberlin High School and Nebraska Peru State Teachers College and has three years of coaching at Bellevue, Nebraska since graduation.
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Murton Campbell
Kent State University
New Wellington High School
Campbell
Oberlin High School
Nebraska
Peru
Bellevue
Mainliner Victor Wins Both Heats In Hambletonian
Goshen N Y owner Ralph H Kroening watched 59 year old driver Guy Crippen guide Mainliner to a repeat Hambletonian triumph He held a $25 000 purchase and paid $56 30 in the first heat and $850 in the second with the colt defeating Spermb and Scotch Rhythm to earn 51347 for Kroening and solidify Crippen as the trainer driver of the winning horse
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Ralph B. Kroening
Milwaukee
Guy Grippen
Good Time Park
Goshen
N.Y
International Soundplatn
N. Y
Guy Crippen
Ralph H. Kroening
Mail- Waukee
Wis
Kroening
Sep Palin
Crippen
J Crappen
Rex Harrison
Spermb
Hayes Fair Acres
Lusty Song
Mainlier
Dressen Sees Dodgers Aim for 36 More Wins to Reach Peak
Charley Dressen predicts the Dodgers can win 36 of their remaining 50 games to reach 106 victories, a total not seen since 1942. Brooklyn sits 12-3 on the season atop the NL, with 10-4 over Philadelphia and 34-2 against St. Louis, as Roy Campanella’s eighth inning homer beat the Giants 6-5 in a 24-walk game.
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United Press
New York
Charley Dressen
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Brooks
Cardinals
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Philly
Roy Campanella
Brooklyn
Monte Irvin
Dave Williams
Yankees
Campanella two homers pace Dodgers past Giants in Paige win
ROY CAMPANELLA slugged two homers including a go ahead shot in the eighth as the Dodgers beat the Giants 8 5 with Satchel Paige delivering scoreless relief. Dick Kryhoski and Pat Mullin homered for Detroit. Ransom Jackson delivered the winning run for the Cubs over the Reds. Sid Gordon drove in two with three hits for the Braves as Chet Nichols won his sixth. Cliff Chambers threw five hit shutout vs Pirates and Sally Hemus had two singles and a triple for the Cards.
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Gil Coan
Boston
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Pirates
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Joe Ostrowski
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Walt Dropo
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Clyde
Clutch
Vollmer
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Lou Limmer
Red Sox
Ted Williats
Philadelphia
Paige
Brownie
Marlin Stuart
Fred Sanford
Satchel Paige
Dick Kryhoski
Pat Mullin
Detroit
Cubs
Ransom Jackson
Reds
Dixie Howell
Sid Gordon
Chet Nichols
Cliff Chambers
Pirate
Sally Hemus
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Fabhucy
Broad St
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Moreno
Guerra
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Schalloch
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Role
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Batts
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Zorawy
Ginsberg
Wit- Mrk
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Cuquesne
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