Bowl 0- Dome project opens at Elva alleys
Co owners Al Wachsberger and Ed Frankel completed remodeling at the Bow l0 Deame to install new automatic scoring, improved wiring and a bar. The $20,000 project aims to attract meetings and private events as the tenpin season nears with Alleys reserved for league play and free private rentals for business groups.
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Elva
al Wachsberger
Ed Frankel
Istelury
New Brunswick
Autmatic Morse
Ohio Football Officials Convene in Columbus Saturday
Ohio football officials gather in Columbus for a conference on official rules with local county leaders attending. Smith serves as a central intermediary in a transfer involving Stan Machneka and others, as plans unfold for future sessions and informal meetups at Commissioner T America Conference.
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Ohio
Columbus
Larain
Smith
Ti Association
Transacion
Stan Machneka
T America Conference
Affrnthell Coacte
Macheck Tuth
Smiath Ahi
Peter Geein
David Reese
Mmid
Two Lorain area figures shift careers and coaching roles
Bill Smyth and Ed Kubucke, longtime Firvia Catholic School staff, pursue new jobs with Kubucke taking up carpentry to remodel interiors while Seth joins QChin Fie Gas Co in Cheriin office. Local coaching colleagues Penfield and Belden high schools close, leaving Bob Waltz and Belden’s Joe Ciinese without duties though still available. Pete DeSantis, Lorain Golden Graves promoter, now backs Nur Num Potato Chip entries in Class B softball and Lorain Class B baseball, as his teams win big but coaching posts fade.
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Ed Kubucke
Firvia Catholic Wik
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Taucht
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Seth
Qchin Fie Gas Company
Cheriin
Pete DeSantis
Lorain
Golden Graves
Treiner
DeSantis
Pete
Nur Num
Tetai
Sefball
Amerean
Lorain Youth Center
College
Tan
Ae Tathyraixe
Ose Eral Dis
Local B Softball League schedules five games at Lexington field
Graham led the City League open with two regular second-half games and three added contests. Bell Arena and Grafton PX Drugs clash, Smitty's Gregory eyes an undefeated run, and Cherney's Beverages faces Pfaudler Company as C A Oren confronts Bell Arena in late sessions.
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Lexington Avenue
Bell-Arena
Grafton PX
Cnn
Smitty
Gregory
Eoee
Cherney
Beverages
Jamor
Pfaudler Company
C. A. Oren Company
Bell Arena
Bendx- Westinghouse
Migsea
Eagles Force decisive third playoff tilt in Little Loop
Elyria Eagles beat American Legion 6 2 at Leppin Field to force a third game in the best of three title series. Pitcher Thurman Taylor struck out 13 and drove in two runs as Elyria took a 6 2 win, evening the series after a 0 0 start and setting up a final decisive matchup.
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American Legion Pact
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Easles
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American Legion
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Fanning
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JFIK
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Tang
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Raffer
Comstock Letroon Bocen
American Festa Vy Fapies
Bareuth Batlyoalf
Tavier
Modock
Etrick
Taviar
Mascock
Umpures Eddy
Smith
Topol Kiocek
Three Favorites Named Play For Amateur Crown
Former champion Charley Coe Walter McElroy and Gene Littler head the field as 18 men remain in the 1952 U S National Amateur Golf Tournament in Seattle. Coe, the 1949 champ, returned to form by defeating W B Hyde 4 and 3 and John Levinson 2 and 1 to reach the final rounds.
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Wash
U.P
Charley Coe
Walter McElroy
Gene Littler
U. S
Manx
Simon Mure
Coe
W. B. Hyde
Olympia
John Levinson
Niles
Mahlke Stars In Erhart Victory Over Independence 7-5
Erhart edged Independence 7-5 in a game led by Bill Mahlke four hits two doubles and two singles driving in five and scoring once. Mahlke also pitched in relief to preserve the win as Erhart notches its 18th victory in 22 games and prepares to host Cleveland Black Sox Negro traveling team under lights.
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Bill Mahlke
Erhart Baseball Nine
Independence
Cuyahoga Valley
Mahlke
Ac-Ton
Cleveland Black
White Sox Manager Sees Chance If Hitting Improves
Chicago White Sox manager Paul Richards warned that any of five clubs could beat the New York Yankees for the AL pennant unless pitching improves. He cited Cleveland, Boston, Washington, Philadelphia, and the Athletics as tough rivals and stressed Chicago’s hitting has lagged, leaving 9 on-base figures and late- game losses. Carrasquel’s return to shortstop could spark a lift as Nellie Fox, Ed Robinson, Minnie Minoso, and Sam Mele contribute at the plate.
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Paul Richards
Chicago White Sox
New York Yankees
White Sox
Philadelphia Athletics
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Washington
Philadelphia
Athletics
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Helore
Yankee Stadium
Richards
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Pace
Chico Carrasquel
Chico
Yanks
Senor Carrasquel
Venezuela
Chisox
Scooter Rizzuto
Mele
Ed Robinson
Minnie Minosa
Nellie Fox
Middlecoff Chases Fifth Title In Fort Wayne Open
Cary Middlecoff, golfing dentist from Memphis, seeks his fifth major of the season at the $15,000 Fort Wayne Open. He carded 34 to the front nine at Rolling Elks C C, matching Julius Boros who kept pace but matched only the front side.
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Ind
Cary Middlecoff
Memphis
Tenn
Jack Burke Jr
Rolling
Elks Country Club
Julius Boros
Middlecoff
A H L Bans Recalling N H L Players In Season
The American Hockey League board of governors voted to prohibit recalling any N H L loaned players during the regular season or playoffs. Previously recalls were allowed after 14 days or if an injury occurred after Feb. 15. The meeting also capped rosters at 13 players and announced the 1952 53 season opening on Oct. 11.
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New York
American Hockey League
Board of Governors
Walcott and Marciano Sign For Title Bout
Philadelphia reports Jersey Joe Walcott and Rocky Marciano signed contracts for a title fight on September 23 at Municipal Stadium. Walcott would receive 40 percent of the gate with Marciano at 60. A return bout within 90 days and a 30-30 split is possible if Marciano takes the title.
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Joe Walcott
Rocky Marciano
Municipal Stadium
Walcott
Marciano
Pennsylvania Athletic Commission
Camden, i N. J
Ezzard Charles
Yankees rest aces as Gorman starts finale with White Sox
Yankees gamble on rookie Tom Gorman in their finale with the White Sox as Casey Stengel rests Allie Reynolds and Vic Raschi. Johnny Sain and Johnny Schmitz were roughed by Chicago, while Cleveland’s 18-hit rout of Boston narrows the gap atop the standings. In other NL action, Dodgers beat Reds 6-3 and Giants, Phils win halted by rain. Connie Ryan stars for the Phillies.
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Carl Lundquist
United Press
EW York
Yankees
Casey Stengel
Allie Reynolds
Vic Raschi
Cleveland
Tom Gorman
White Sox
Johnny Schmitz
Johnny Sain
Sain
Schmitz
Leading Batters List From United Press Baseball Polls
American League leaders include Fain of Philadelphia and Keil of Boston with high batting averages and runs batted in. National League leaders feature Musial of St. Louis Kruszewski of Cincinnati and Locamur of New York amid top home run scorers Sauer Hodges Kiner.
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Elyria's Jim Ross Falls in National Cad Tournament First Round
Elyria golfer Jim Ross, the Cleveland District Cad die champion, ended his run in the National Caddie Tournament with a 3 and 2 defeat to Eddie Tyree of Louisville at Ohio State University course in Columbus. Ross, who struggled with iron play and putting, finished 16 holes with a 76 while Tyree carded 73. Don Nist of Canton also exited in a first round, losing 4 and 3 to Paul Koressel. Upset specialist Art Berry of Detroit outlasted Fred Lawson and Don Childers with a 69 in qualifying and match play.
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Jim Ross
Eddie Tyree
Louisville
Ohio State University
Columbus
Ross
Tyree
Elyria Country Club
Cleveland
Don Nist
Canton
Paul Koressel
Evxansville
Ind
Graham defeats Basilio in Chicago boxing bout
Billy Graham 148 pounds from New York outpointed Carmen Basilio 146% Canas tota No. 410 in a Chicago fight. Graham's win adds a decisive decision over Basilio in a clear match.
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Billy Graham
Carmen Hiro
Tto
Gavikiaw Grahto
United Press
New York
Carmen Basilio
Canastota
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