Alouettes boss Hayman Jordanizes Canadian Football Era
Lew Hayman, Montreal Alouettes coach and co-owner, addresses NL critics and outlines Canadian league rules. He notes Americans crossing border, salaries rising, and aims to attract a French star like Maurice Richard while preserving U.S. players under 7 per team. The Alouettes draw 20,000 per game and eye greater French appeal.
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Hayman
Alouettes
Montreal Ball Park
McGill
Canadiens
Maurice Richard
Elyria Country Club honors Clark Black at dinner golf day
About 160 Elyria CC golfers and 250 dinner guests attended a ceremony honoring Clark Black for long service. Prizes were awarded for low net and low gross across men and women, with winners to have their names engraved on the Clark Black Trophy. notable scores included R M Timms and F G Reiter 76 in men low gross and H J Johnson 77-12 65 to win men low net.
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Elyria Country Club
Clark
D. J. Ryan, Jr
C. J. Krantz
Women’s Golf Association
R. M. Timms
F. G. Reiter
Barbara Little
H. J. Johnson
R. D. Berkebile
R. Adair
Eileen Gibbons
UPC Nine Falls To Medina Feckley Autos In Tourney
Opening round of the Annual Medina Softball Tournament ends 6-2 as United Polish Club of the City Softball League loses to Medina Feckley Autos. Tony Sito and Paul Fritz pitched for UPC Nine, surrendering seven hits amid seven UPC errors that fuel Medina scoring. Pete Miller earned the win for Feckley Autos, allowing seven hits with efforts from Joe Watson and Fritz.
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Medina
United Polish Club
Medina Feckley Autos
Tony Sito
Paul Fritz
Elyria
Pete Miller
Feckley Auto
Joe Watson
Fritz
V.F.W Bowling League Officials Meet Tuesday
Officers and captains of the V. F. W. No. 1079 Bowling League will meet Tuesday at the post home on East Bridge Street. The session is set for 8:30 to plan activity for the 1951-52 season.
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Bowling League
East Bridge Street
Roosevelt Whips McKinley For Class D Title at Cascade Park
Roosevelt captured the season championship in the Class D playground baseball league Sunday by defeating McKinley 5 to 0 at Cascade Park in a playoff for the title. Don Bennett pitched a one hit gem with seven strikeouts, while Byron Morris allowed three hits for McKinley despite seven errors by his team. Roosevelt led 1 0 in the second and exploded with three more in the third to seal the win.
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Roosevelt
Cascade Park
McKinley
Don Bennett
Byron Morris
R. HE Roosevelt
Bennett
Yorkvitch
Morris
Proveznik
Bhatler
Advanced Play Scheduled In Net Singles Divisions
The City Championship Tennis Tournament nears finals with quarter finals in the men’s division. Leroy Johnson faces Jack Smith while Bob DeLloyd meets Bill Walker and Byron Morris Jr. plays the Ray Ritter-Lowell Polk winner. Jack Lance advanced to the semi finals after beating Don McIlroy. Women’s semi finals see Salty Whih beating Jane Smith 6-4 6-1 to meet Starling Grueser or Joan Hyman, while Sue Leach faces Lucy Leach in the other bracket.
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Leroy Johnson
Jack Smith
Bob DeLloyd
Bill Walker
Byron Morris, Jr
Ray Ritter
Lowell Polk
Jack Lance
Don McLlroy
McIlroy
Bob Stevenson
Smith
Jack Wise
Salty Whih
Jane Smith
Starling Grueser
Joan Hyman
Grueser
Claire Lugas
Sue Leach
Pat Bauer
Lucy Leach
Naming Of New Commissioner Is Still Not Close
Walter O'Malley Brooklyn Dodger owner says a new baseball commissioner is unlikely to be chosen at Tuesday's session due to ongoing weed out process. An American League owner agrees there is no chance of a selection on Tuesday and notes names will be reviewed again with possible additions, possibly delaying until December meetings.
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New York
Brooklyn Dodger
Walter O'Malley
Line Scores Of Major Loop Games
United Press report gives line scores from major league games with Chicago and Pittsburgh showings. Mentions pitchers and key players like Matten Edwards Carlsen and McCullough in the abbreviated recap.
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United Presa
Chicago
Coo
Mittsburgh
Cox
Matten
Edwards Carlsen
McCullough
Australian Teams Battle Today For Net Doubles Title
Two Australian pairs contest the US doubles championship in Chestnut Hill with Russia tipped to win the lone doubles match in the Davis Cup series. The Aussies must split singles to regain tennis’s premier trophy, aiming to keep the cup in home hands.
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Chestnut Hill
Mass
Tup
U. S
Australia
AON
Longwood Noimat
Brazil
Perkow
Howell
Pox
Siren
Brooklyn
Frank Sedgman
Ken Mc Oslo
Sense Gs
Nx— Trance
Podvician
Haugstad
Pat Ctcgor
Mervyn Rose
Don Candy
Sedgeman
McGregor
Tony Tarbert
Cincinnati
Budge Patty
Los Angeles
iRose
Candy
Turpin to Train for Sugar Ray Robinson Title Fight
United Press reports Randolph Turpin, fresh from beating Sugar Ray Robinson, was due to arrive on the Queen Mary to begin training for his Polo Grounds defense. Also noted are Buck White's Sioux City Open golf win, Ralph Smith and Robert Poore in the Grand American trapshoot, and a star list for the W Ohio Open and National Women's Amateur, plus a PGA caddie charity event in Columbus.
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United Press
New York
Randolph Turpin
Sugar Ray
Robinson
England
Queen Mary
Polo Grounds
Sioux City
Buck White
Greenwood
Miss
White
Vandalia
Ralph Smith
Smith
Robert Poore
Butte
Mont
Poore
St, Paul
Minn
Bev Hanson
Fargo, N. D
Columbus
Gilliland Captures Trophy Day Feature at Lorain County Speedway
Gilliland of Berea wins the feature race on trophy day at Lorain County Speedway amid a 3000 strong crowd. Ken Johnson of Lorain finishes second ahead of Lou Nagy of South Amherst and Sterling Ray of Elyria. Johnson also takes a second in the feature, with Gene White Lorain winning the first consolation and Ivan Hassel Avon Lake winning the second. Chuck Yost, Art Plas, Vic Toth and Bill Smith of Elyria win the four heat races, with Toth taking fast time.
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Bobo
Berea
Lorain County Speedway
Ken Johnson
Lorain
Lou Nagy
South Amherst
Sterling Ray
Elyria
Johnson
Gene White
Ivan Hassel
Avon Lake
Chuck Yost
Yost
Art Plas
Vic Toth
Bill Smith
Toth
Maxim Aims For Knockout In Madison Square Garden Bout
Light heavyweight champion Joey Maxim prepares to defend his title and seek a knockout against Bob Murphy at Madison Square Garden. The Cleveland native, known for a refined jab, plans to punch more and rely less on defense as he pursues the heavyweight crown once more.
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U.S
Oscar Fraley
United Press
Ummit
N. J
Joey Maximo
Cleveland
Bob Murphy
Joey
Murphy
Maxim
Ezzard Charles
Gomes Berardinelli
Freddie Mills
Charles
Dan
Joe Walcott
Madison Square Garden
Toggery Shop Seeks Title Sweep In Blooper League
In the Blooper League first half champion Toggery Shop aims to sweep the season and second half titles tonight at Lexington Avenue field facing Evans Lanes at 6 30. A fifth straight second half win would give undisputed possession of the crown while the team already ties for the final half title. The second game matches Gibby’s Place and Ohio Fuel Gas tied for second at 8 15.
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Toggery Shop
Lexington Avenue Field
Evans Lanes
Gibby
Indians Add Second Baseman Doug Hansen to Roster
The league leading Cleveland Indians added a 26th player today. Doug Hansen, 22, a second baseman who batted .289 with 17 home runs at Wilkes-Barre last season, was discharged from the Army on a dependency claim and can be added under a rule allowing ex servicemen to join teams beyond the 25 player limit.
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Cleveland WA
Cleveland Indians
Doug Hansen
Wilkes-Barre
Hansen
McDermott Hospitalized Forces Sox to Miss Two Weeks
The Boston Red Sox will be without left-handed pitcher Mickey McDermott for the next two weeks as he receives hospital care. The team aims to pursue a pennant with the available rotation.
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Washington, D.C
Boston Red Sox
Maurice
Mickey) McDermott
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