Elyria Pioneers Coach Coyer Starts Fifth Year
Elyria High's Pioneers opened fall football practice with Bill Coyer taking the coaching reins for the fifth year. Coyer, a former Ohio State halfback under Francis Schmidt, has steered Elyria to an 18 22 record with one Lake Erie League title in 1951, and he vows an all out effort to build a winning lineup this season while recalling a 1950 schedule that included Akron Central.
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Eaton Vets Edge Grafton 7-6 in tight duel
The Eaton Veterans edged Grafton 7-6 on Grafton diamond as Joe Hasty and Roland Freeman powered two home runs apiece and a triple plus two doubles highlighted an eight-hit attack. Grafton pitcher suffered ninth loss in 13 starts while Eaton prepared to face West Side Lumber of Elyria and Grafton hosted Colum dia Station as Sunday games loom.
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Hide
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West Side Lumber
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Cleveland
Frank Se
Behor Puaiee Quiera
Oakland
Gnicoell Giants
Mickey Mars
Wale
Snead Demaret Face Tough Task In Canada Cup Round
In Laval sur le Lac Quebec Americas pre-tourney favorites Sam Snead and Jimmy Demaret confront a strong Australian pair led by Peter Thomson and Kelvin Nagle as the Canada Cup moves into the second round. Thomson leads with four strokes over Canada’s Stan Leonard and host pro Jules Huot while Snead posts a 74 and Demaret shoots 70 to stay in contention.
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Yank Netters Face Aussies In National Doubles Showdown
At Chestnut Hill Mass the national doubles championship semis pit Billy Talbert of New York and Ham Richardson of Baton Rouge against Lewis Head and Ken Rosewall of Australia. Vic Seixas of Philadelphia with Tony Trabert of Cincinnati face Rex Hartwig and Neale Fraser from Australia. Winners advance to Sunday's final at Longwood Cricket Club.
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Philadelphia
Tony Trabert
Cincinnati
Ohio
Rex Hartwig
Neale Fraser
Longwood Cricket Club
Monongahela Whiz Kids Secure Undefeated Pony League Title
The Monongahela, Pennsylvania team won the Pony League World Series with a perfect 4-0 record in the double elimination tourney. They overwhelmed Chicago 2 with strong hitting and four-hit pitching from southpaw George Peters known as Butch.
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Monongahela
Chicago
George
Butch” Peters
Nixon Keeps Yankee Pitchers Guessing At Fenway Park
Georgia righthander Nixon held the Yankees to four hits and drove in the deciding run as Boston beat New York 5 to 3 at Fenway. The win ended New York’s 10 game streak, while Dan Mueller hit a grand slam and Skowron homered for the Yanks. Giants and Cubs also won to stay atop their leagues with several key performances across divisions.
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Leacoe
Umpire Assignments Slated Next Week
Umpire In Chief Carl Woodin announced softball umpiring assignments for next week at City Recreation Field. On Monday diamond No 1 will host Frank Fritz and Dave Taylor while diamond No 2 hosts Floyd Lear and Jack Tillack and diamond No 3 hosts Stan Visniski and Gene Myers. Tuesday brings Fritz and Al Sabo diamond No 1 Elton Lear and Wes Fackler diamond No 2 and Ken Alten and Wisniski diamond No 3. Wednesday features Taylor and Myers on diamond No 1 F Lear and E Lear on diamond No 2 Alten and Ed Smith on diamond No 3. Thursday has Smith and Fackler diamond No 1 E Lear and Sabo diamond No 2 and Wisniski and Tillack diamond No 1.
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City Recreation Field
Frank Fritz
Dave Taylor
Floyd Lear
Jack Tillack
Stan Visniski
Gene Myers
Fritz
al Sabo
Elton Lear
Wes Fackler
Ken Alten
Wisniski
Taylor and Myers
F. Lear
E. Lear
Alten
Ed Smith
Smith and Fackler
E, Lear Aml Sabo
Tillack
Erhart Faces Two League Titlists This Week
Erhart Kramers, Northeastern Ohio League champions, will meet two league champions tonight and Monday. They face Lorain City Class A Monarchs tonight and the Barberton Merchants Class A champions Monday. Both games are set to start at 7:15.
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LaGrange Grid Coach Is Picked
Bert E McMahon of Ashtabula named head football coach at LaGrange High School by Superintendent P H Coontz. A 27 year old Maryville College graduate with a background in six man football, he will also assist in basketball coach baseball and teach biology and general science. His appointment completes the Lorain County coaching setup.
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Ashtabula
LaGrange High School
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Edgewood High School
Astabula
Maryville College
Maryville
Tennessee
Bob Peters
Lorain County
Pirates To Face Realtors Sunday at Ely Stadium
The Elyria Pirates schedule a double header today and a single game tomorrow at 3 against Lehman Johnson Realtors at Ely Stadium. A previous tie with the Realtors will be settled in the upcoming game while the Pirates also met Lorain teams earlier today, facing the Lorain Braves at 1 and the Lorain Hustlers around 4.
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Olsen Defeats Castellani. Corner Tactics Draw Fire
Carl Olsen defeated Rocky Castellani by decision in San Francisco. Olsen said Castellani relied too much on his corner, while Castellani's team crowded the ring with handlers and managers. Both sides weighed a rematch as managers discussed large guarantees and venue plans.
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Bobo) Olsen
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Baseball Glove Found At Cascade Park
An expensive baseball glove with the name Henderson on it was found in Cascade Park yesterday. The glove is at the park’s Too House and the owner may claim it by contacting Park Superintendent John Machock and proving ownership.
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Cascade Park
John Machock
Local Fairways Winners At Elyria Country Club
In yesterday's losers' tournament at Elyria Country Club Mrs. E Webb took first place and Mrs G Garland finished second The medalist prize went to Mrs H Russell
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Fisherman In Whitney Today
Major League news notes Upsets and race talk from Whitney meets. Native Dancer looms as top horse with 137 pounds in the mile and a quarter event. The Whitney will be televised by CBS at 5 p.m. EDT with teams and jockeys listed for the card.
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Schroeder Leads in Soarspiecher Heat at Camp Perry
Army Chief Warrant Officer Robert F. Ciereland leads in the Soarspiecher Heat division of the championships at Camp Perry. The event features scores and placements as competitors vie for top times and titles.
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Castle Wallpaper Picnic With Fathers vs Sons Game
Hot Stove, a League champion, will hold its annual picnic at Park tonight at 6. A Fathers versus Sons exhibition will follow the lunch, with AA players and parents invited.
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