Elyria Football Opens Practice With New Hope Under Coyer
Elyria High School football begins Monday as Coach Bill Coyer enters his second year. Players, parents, and boosters attended a kickoff meeting amid optimism for a stronger season after cautious plans last year.
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Gibbons Duo Set for Elyria Women’s Championship Semi-Finals
Mrs. W. Gibbons and her daughter Eileen Gibbons advance to the Class A semi finals of the Elyria Country Club Women’s Championship Tourney. Mrs. Gibbons beat Mrs. Timms 4 and 3. Eileen defeated Mrs. Roach 2 and 1.
Columbia Vets Hustle To Third City League Win 8-3
Columbia Vets, unbeaten in the second half, beat Rone Radio 8-3 at Lexington Avenue field behind Johnny Pohleod four hits and a six inning surge that broke a 4-3 lead. Cavaliers, American Radiator, and others won as City and Industrial League play continued.
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Four Notre Dame Games To Be On TV
Notre Dame football will have four televised games this fall with only the opener at home against SMU. The trips are to Detroit University October 5, to Southern California December 1, and to Cleveland to face Navy. The SMU game is expected on a coast to coast network, with another possibly on a network feature. Notre Dame will reportedly receive about $65,000 for allowing TV of the SMU game amid a drop in last year’s television profits.
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Elyria High grid candidates examined before practice
Elyria High prepared for football practice with 91 players examined by team physician Dr. Gordon Smith in the school gym. The group includes 13 seniors, 21 juniors, 27 sophomores, and 30 freshmen, with more exams to come Friday and Saturday.
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Gaines and Abbe Reach City Championship Doubles Final
Gerry Gaines and Dr. Mark Abbe advanced to the men doubles final in the Annual City Championship Tennis Tournament after a semi final 6-1 3-6 6-4 6-0 win over Red Bauer and Jack Smith. They set to play Sunday against the winners of a yet unsettled Johnson-Kadar versus Byron Morris senior and junior lineup.
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Women’s Loop Officials Meeting Set for Friday
A meeting for team captains and officers of the Rainbow Lanes Women’s Bowling League is scheduled Friday at 7:30 at Stoney's Rainbow Lanes. Plans will be made for the 1951-30 loop campaign.
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Louis Beats Bivins in Ten to Stay On Comeback Path
Joe Louis defeated Jimmy Bivins by unanimous decision over ten rounds in Memorial Stadium before 18 215 fans. Louis cited heat and a lighter weight of 203 1/2 pounds for a lackluster showing as he weighs options between rest and a title bid or a fight with Rocky Marciano at the Polo Grounds.
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Three Tilts On Tap In Blooper League
Loggery Snap leads the Blooper League with four straight wins as Kaf C joins the second-half chase. Tonight at 6:30 Lexington Avenue The Toggery faces Knights of Columbus to defend undisputed first place. Gibby's Place meets Fruehauf Trailer at 8:15, while Ohio Fuel Gas plays Ohio Edison at 4.
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Johnson Reaches Third Round In City Tennis Tourney
Johnson, defending champion, leads three players into the third round of the annual City Championship in men’s singles. He beat Boyd Cameron 6 0 6 0 in round two as Bob DeLloyd and Bill Walker also advanced with round two wins. In women’s singles Lucy Leach reached the semi finals with a 6 4 6 2 victory over Lee Fauver while other first round byes and results are noted.
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Jean Price
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Barbar Dall
Frances Lugas
Indians explode for nine in first to beat Browns and extend streak
Cleveland racks up nine first inning runs highlighting a seven run burst as Al Rosen hits a grand slam. Early Wynn wins his 13th with support from hitting surge while Cleveland tops Ned Garver and sits 2 1/2 games ahead of Yankees.
Indians Win 13th Straight Behind Rosen Grand Slam
AL ROSEN hit a grand slam in the first inning for the Indians as they extended their winning streak to 13 with a 9 to 4 victory over the Browns. Lopat earned his 16th win, allowing 12 hits. Boston’s Lefty Mel Parnell won his 13th with a seven-hitter and a run-producing triple. Rogovin pitched five strong to beat Trucks. Rogovin scored the decisive run on a walk and double by Nellie Fox.кистанственно
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Roosevelt Beaten In Attempt To Cop D Baseball Crown
Roosevelt fails to clinch an undisputed Class D Playground Baseball League title, losing 6 4 to Franklin at Ely Stadium. McKinley ends its season seven of nine. Cascade forfeit win at Cascade Park. Franklins Caywood and Johnson strong on mound, Johnson with bases loaded triple.
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