Elyria Bowling Aims For Record Season In 1951 52
The bowling scene gears up as the 1951 52 campaign approaches with plans for the Inter City Bowling Association tournament at Stoney's Rainbow Lanes. Elyria teams eye top marks, while captains meet August 21 to set rosters and backers and opening matches begin September 10 at Stoney's.
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Elyria Bowling Association
George Knipper
Cliff Betts
John Pais
Bill Mackin
Clarence Sharrer
Tony Pompei
Lorain
Olympic Recreation
Gilbert
Jack) Betts
Shkriner
Bowling Center
George Wack
Alex Black
Elyria Elks League
Elyria
Arnold Green
Fred Cox
Don Mohr
Paul Herbert
Jack Travis
Don McGinley
Pat Dyer
Art Eslinger
Bob Foster
Francis Lear
Les Harding
Clyde McKibben
Barney Dobbins
Reggie Fawkes
George Edwards
Vince Toth
Ed Kubuske
Keno Kubuske
Joe Eisenberg
Bob Flynn
Ted Sutliff
Tom Redockovich
Frank Higgie
Chuck Wentz
The
Elks Club
Stoney's Rainbow Lanes
Inter-City Bowling Association
Ohio
Warren Bowl
R. J. Roesch
Sandusky
Roesch
Ed Wilcox
Inter-City Association
Elyrians
John Rounds
W. Bridge Street
Chuck Hennings
Dad” Clark
Elyria Temples
Fostoria Monarchs
Wilcox
Hennings
Clark
John Miller
Charles Heimbach
Charles Landon
Eagles
Radio Five
Mansfield
Columbia Nine Clinches Second Straight City League Win
Columbia Nine stays unbeaten in City Softball League second-half play with an 8 to 3 victory over Grafton PX Drugs at Lexington Avenue field. Rene Radio dropped a 4 to 3 decision to VVFW No 1079. In Industrial League, Pfaudler Company won 3 to 2 over General Motors to set up a decisive final game for the second-half title.
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Chet Shepard
New York Central Railroad
George Bohn
Colson Company
Elmer Donnelly
Elyria Foundry
Industrial Brownhorst Corporation
John Carpenter
Walter Root
Hayden Evans
Elyria Bowling Association
Lst
Radio Five
Wilcox
Earl Weiler
Roy Maddock
Charles Heimbach
John Nuller
Bohn
Cauctiy
Harold Bacon
George Knipper
Earl Cotton
Yom Ball
Elyria
Walter Tite
Sandusky
Whitey” Litowsky
Mansfeld
Eagles
Elyria Keglers
Rivrians
Warren
Plastic Products
Wapakoneta
Fireeman
Republic Blooming Mall
W. Kring
Salem
L. Gianettin-R. Jenks
Ashtabula
D. Seglo
Port Clinton
Columnia v. Pr. W
Lexington Avenue
Grafton PX Drugs
Rene Radio
Vv. F. W
Pfaudler Company
Géneral Motors
Roger Walter
Bob Grills
Roland Martin
George Bingge
Pohlod
Roa
Churchill
George Chapman
Grills
W. Flw
Bone Radio
Tyler Goodman
al Beauchemin
Russ Chase
Chuck Stuart
Don Westbrook
General Motors
Grid Hopefuls Meet Tonight at Elyria High
Elyria High School hosts football candidates for physical examinations at 6 o'clock in the gym and a meeting at 8 30 in the auditorium. Dr Gordon Smith oversees the exams while the Booster Club provides refreshments after the meeting. Parent signatures on participation slips are due at exam time.
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Elyria High Schools
Elyria High School
Booster Club
Chronicle-Telegram
Gordon Smith
City Championship Tennis doubles finals set after semi finals
In the annual City Championship, the women’s doubles finals feature Lee Fauver and Sally Wirth against Jane Hyman and Sue Leach after each team won twice. In the men’s doubles, Gaines and Abbe lead a semi final lineup with Johnson Kadar Morris and Smith Bauer facing Bauer’s pair, with finals to be played Sunday.
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Lee Fauver
Sally Wirth
Jane Hyman
Sue Leach
Fauver-Wirth
Jane Smyth
Starling Grueser
Barbara Dall
Vivian Lance
Hyman-Leach
Pat Bauer
Claire Lugas
Frances Lugas
Betty
Leroy Johnson
Dick Kadar
Byron Morris
Byron Morris, Jr
Gerry Gaines
Mark Abbe
Jack Smith
Red
Bauer
Gaines
Dr. Abbe
Bob Hettler
Jim Hettler
Ron Kursting
Boyd Cameron
Johnson-Kadar
Bill. Walker
Jack Lance
Morris-Morns
Ren Deloyd
Ron Wiggins
Smith-Bauer
Bob Stevenson
Dave Horan
Murphy Seethes For Title Shot In Madison Square Garden Bout
Irish Bob Murphy, the Scrappy Slugger from Colorado, trains for a world light heavyweight title clash with Joey Maxim at Madison Square Garden next Wednesday. He blasts Seattle challenger Harry Matthews, claims Matthews has a weak record, and vows to rip through Maxim to claim the title. Murphy recalls wartime grit from Coral Sea survival and says he will fight anybody, aiming to KO Maxim.
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U.S
Oscar Fraley
United Press
Reenwood Lake
Bob’ Murphy
Murphy
Colorado
San Diego
Milwaukee
Joey Maxim
Madison Square Garden
Harry Matthews
Seattle
Matthews
Maxim
Jim
Stanley Ketchel
Rankle
Pacific
Lexington
Coral Sea
Trishman
Donnybrook
Columbia Vets Bid For Third Victory In City Softball
Columbia V. F. W. 9340 seeks its third straight win in the City Softball League tonight at Lexington Avenue field facing Rene Radio at 8:30. American Brake Shoe and American Radiator meet in an Industrial League opener at 6:30 to decide last-place finishes. Cavaliers oppose U A W C L O Local 780 in the City League in a 0-3 showdown.
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Columbia V. F. W
Lexington Avenue
Columbia Nine
Rene
Cavaliers
U.a.w.c.lo
UPC Women's Loop Meeting Sets 1951-52 Plans
United Polish Club Women’s Bowling League members meet tonight at 8 in the clubrooms to map the 1951-52 season. The loop will bowl Friday evenings at Olympic Recreation, a new time and place. Nonmembers from last year are invited to attend.
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United Polish Club Women's
Olympic Recreation
B Pin Loop Meeting On Schedule Tonight
The second meeting to plan season competition is set for tonight at 7:30 in the Olympic Recreation Class B Bowling League. Officers elected earlier include Ray Canhl president Len Hoton vice president and Bill Reisz secretary treasurer captains and interested bowlers invited.
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Olympic Recreation
Ray Canhl
Len Hoton
Bill Reisz
Leading Batsmen National League and American League list
The record shows top National League batsmen with Musial of St. Louis leading in AB 108? 398? 85 hits and 46 percent, plus Rahburn of Philadelphia, Robinson of Brooklyn, and others. In the American League Minoso of Chicago and Pain of Philadelphia appear among the leaders with Williams of Boston and Beama Ban noted in the fragment.
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AB. R. H. Pet Musial
St. Louis
Rahburn
Philadelphia
Robinson
Arookiya
Minoso
Chicano
Pain
Williams
Boston
Beama Ban
Boxing results from United Press report
New York fighter Tommy Barano from Middletown Conn defeated Joe Garza of Detroit. Roger Donoghue of Yonkers knocked out Georgie in New York with a 18344 to 147% margin.
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United Press
New York
Port Hamilton
Tommy Barano
Middletown
Conn
Ateppe
Joe Garza
Detroit
White Plains
SN. Y
Roger Donoghue
Yonkers
N. Y
Georgie i
Bolinski Throws No Hitter Seals Vets Playoff Victory
Jack Bolinski pitched a near perfect six inning no hitter with 11 strikeouts to spark the V.F.W. No. 1079 Vets to a 3 0 win over American Legion Post 12 in a best of three playoff. Gordon Beauchemin and Stan Plato contributed hits as the Vets moved into a decisive third game Thursday at 6 15 p m.
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Jack Bolinski
General Motors
V.F.W
American Legion Post
Bolinski
Bob Tomsic
Belinski
Vets
Legion
Ron Madock
Gordon Beauchemin
Stan Plato
R. H. FE
V. FW
FC American Legion
V. F
Elyria Juniors Rally Past South Amherst to Win in Darkness
Elyria American Legion Juniors beat South Amherst 11 to 6 in a Tri- County League game at Ely Stadium. The contest ended early in the fifth inning due to darkness after Elyria trailed 6-4 before a seven-run outburst highlighted by Steve Perkovich’s bases loaded triple. Garrett Is Winning Hurler Almon Garrett pitched a complete game with eight hits allowed, five strikeouts, and no walks.
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Elyria American Legion
South Amherst Legion
Ely Stadium
Elyria
Steve Perkovich
Garrett
Almon Garrett
Ron the Hill
George van Niels
Bill Caco
Ely
Ria
Bob Sislow
Bill Burke
Roosevelt Aims To Clinch D League Crown At Ely Stadium
Roosevelt leads the Class D Playground Baseball League with eight wins in nine games and seeks the undisputed championship by beating Franklin at Ely Stadium. If Roosevelt loses, McKinley remains the only club that could tie. A second game features Cascade at Ely Park with Cascade 0-8 and Ely 3-5. Both contests start at 6 15.
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Roosevelt
Franklin
Ely Stadium
McKinley
Jeaders
Cascade
Ely
Cascade Park
Indians win streak intact with clutch double plays against Tigers
The Indians beat the Tigers 6 to 5 in 30 innings as Boone and Avila turned crucial double plays in the 9th and 10th. Ray Boone homered and Vic Wertz, Dick Kryhoski also connected for Cleveland while Vic Wertz homered for Detroit. Reliever Lou Brissie earned the win as New York stayed 1.5 games back after a 6-3 win over Washington with Kuzava delivering a ninth inning rally.
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Carl Lundquist
United Press
New York
Indians
Joe Gordon
Lou Boudreau
Boston Red Sox
Jong
Bobby Avila
Ray Boone
Cleveland
Washington
Cincinnati
Dodgers
Yankees
Tigers
Jim Hegan
Harry Simpson
Boone-Avila
Boone
Simpson
Vic Wertz
Dick Kryhoski
Detroit
Lou Brissie
Senators
Bob Kuzava
Star Players Highlight Busy Baseball Card
Hank Bauer drove in all five Cubs runs with two homers and two doubles in a 5 4 win over the Cardinals. The Senators rallied with four straight singles in the eighth to tie. Tom Morgan left with a sore forearm after six innings. Ted Williams homered twice as the Red Sox routed the Athletics. The Giants beat the Dodgers 4 2 to narrow the National League lead as George Spencer earned six hits.
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United Press
Hank 8Auer
Cubs
Cardinals
Phil Rizzuto
Senators
Mike Guerra
Cass Michaels
Eddie Yost
Pete Runnels
Morgan
Sore Ann
Yankees
Tom Morgan
Washington
Red Sox
Indians
Philadelphia
Ted Williams
Boston
A's
Hank Majeski
Billy Goodman
Giants
Brooklyn
Dodgers
George Spencer
Peel
Braves
Phillies
Browns
White Sox
Reds
Pirates
Don Mueller
Whitey Lockman
Spencer
Billy Cox
Duke Snider
Chet Nichols
Robin Roberts
Philly
Ebba St. Claire
Sam Jethroe
Hank Sauer
Walt
Browns May Miss Motleys Power In All-Star Game
Browns may be without fullback Marion Motley for the All-Star tilt in Chicago as knee surgeries leave him questionable. If Motley's absent, the All-Stars could focus on stopping Otto Graham’s passing while relying less on middle defense. Browns prep to travel to Chicago after final drills.
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Browns
Motley
Bowling Green
Cleveland Browns
Soldiers’ Field
Chicago
Marion Motley
Paul Brown
Otto Graham
All Stars
Graham
All-Stars
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Tiny) Schriner
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