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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 22, 1951

Page

8

Elyria Public Schools Seek New Equipment Manager At Ely Stadium

Elyria Public Schools seek an equipment manager for Ely Stadium with a $300 Fall and $100 Spring pay, vacant since Clarence Scarbrough left for Army duty last June. Principal George Miraben and Athletic Director Ralph Bauer aid in the search while coaching staff, including Russ Davies, are on vacation.

Elyria L. N. Nichols Ely Stadium Clarence Scarbrough Bill Coyer Elyria High George Miraben Ralph Bauer

Veeck's carnival baseball era and early career noted

Sportrait by Scott Baillie recalls Bill Veeck across years from St Louis carnival ideas at the Browns to Milwaukee Brewers attendance boosts and his wartime service. It traces his 1940 Cubs exit, Brewers ownership, Orchestrated stunts, and later Indians syndicate, ending with his brash rise in baseball and gate receipts.

Scott Baillie York Bill Veeck St. Louis Ball Park United Press St. Louis Chris von de Ahe The Browns William Mound City Milwaukee Cleveland Veeck Chicago Cubs Milwaukee Brewers Charley Grimm Jolly Cholly Brewers Hershal Martin Grimm Julio Acosta Marines Bouganville Cleveland Indians Wit Harridge American League

Notable National League Standings and Last Night’s Results

The latest baseball standings show Sevillea and Papenington in tight pursuit with Chicago and St Louis near the top. Results from last night include Pittsburgh over Philadelphia 4-3, Chicago 2-7, and St Louis rainouts. Tonight’s schedule features Cleveland at Washington, Chicago at New York, and St Louis at Philadelphia among others with key pitching matchups listed.

New York Blackwell St. Lou Bohlsky Chicago - Paladelphia Roberts Ey Taby Mae Dickson Nibs Ap Sr Surkont

Feller Targets 25 Wins and World Series Victory

Cleveland pitcher Bob Feller, who reached 20 wins faster than any pitcher this season, aims for 25 regular-season victories and a World Series win. His six-hit shutout of the Washington Senators capped a season with six 20-win performances, a feat last matched by Letty Grove and Wes Ferrell in 1920. Teammates carried him off after a five-run early lead, with manager Lopez planning to use Bob Feller in upcoming games against the Senators and Yankees, and to open the three-game series with Chicago.

Cleveland U.p Robert Feller Feller Braves Washington Senators Letty Grove Wes. Ferrell Larry Doby Bob Charmed Circle Chicago Lopez Senators New York Yankees Bob Lemon Early Wynn Mike Garcia Steve Gromek Washington Ale Yost Coan Runnels Vernon Dios McCormick Robertson Michaels Easter Hosen Doby Boone Peller Johnson Ferrick Harris Lin bell—Grasso Lover—Johnson Soar McKinley Hubbard Bullet Bobby Bobby Indians Jharry Doby Detroit Tigers Gene Woodling Art Shallock Chicago White Sox Philadelphia J Athletics Lens Aloma Saul Rogovin Tivnkie Jim McDonald Boston Red Sox St. Louis Browns Ken Wood Browns Dom DiMaggio Sox Giants New York Giants Cincinnati Reds Brooklyn Dodgers Cardinals Ed Stanky Whitey Lockman Wes Westrum Westrum George Spencer Jim Wilson Boston Brave Pittsburgh Pirates Joe Garagiola Philadelphia Phillies Chicago Cubs Paul Minner Bill Nicholson Phillies Bubba Church Ken Johnson

Two Blooper Games Thursday at Lexington Avenue Field

Two Blooper League games are set for Thursday night at Lexington Avenue field. Ohio Edison is 0-5 in the second half and Gibby’s Place stands at 4-1 as the doubleheader begins at 6 30 with Fruenaut Trail er 1-3 and Knights of Columbus 1-3 meeting first.

Lexington Avenue Ohio Edison Gibby Knights of Columbus

Home League Meeting Is Scheduled Tonight

A meeting for bowlers of Stoney's Home League is on schedule tonight at 7:30 at Stoney's Rainbow Lanes. League rules to govern play, starting Wednesday, September 32, are to be adopted. Keglers wishing to bowl should register with the secretary for the Lorain County Classic Bowling League meeting Thursday at 8 at Olympic Recreation. President Frank Yarsa asks all keglers planning to bowl in the loop to attend.

Citager Tilbin Westy Jim Park 130Th Street Lorain Avenue Cleveland Busin Filbin Parra 44Th Street Ken Wise Panthers Lakewood St. Edward's Lakewood Stoney Stoney's Rainbow Lanes Lorain County Classic Bowling League Olym Jic Recreation Frank Yarsa Hhe Loop

Murphy Decided Choice In Title Bout At MSG

New York report says southpaw Bob Murphy favored 8 to 5 to win the world light heavyweight title from Joey Maxim tonight at Madison Square Garden. About 10 000 spectators expected with Don Cockell among the observers, and TV radio gates projected at $100 000.

Murphy New York U.P Bob Murphy Joey Maxim Madison Square Garden San Diego Calif Swarthy Maxim Cleveland Tators Don Cockell England Earls Court Arena London Cockell International Boxing Club Columbia Broadcasting Networks Mills Freddie Mills Ezzard Charles Jast Chicago Jake LaMotta Yankee Stadium

Johnson and DeLloyd Reach City Tennis Semi Finals

Johnson the defending champion and Bob DeLloyd advanced to the men’s singles semi finals of the Annual City Championship, after quarterfinal wins over Jack Smith and Bill Walker. Starling Grueser also reached the women’s semi finals, with Sally Wirth awaiting the other finalist, while Sue Leach and Lucy Leach moved toward a sister-sister semi. Finals are set for Sunday at Cascade Park.

Leroy Johnson Bob DeLloyd Starling Grueser Johnson Jack Smith DeLloyd Bill Walker Trvo

Feller’s Comeback Completes 20th Win Of Season

Bobby Feller became the first 20 game winner in 1951, tossing a six-hit 6-0 shutout of the Washington Senators to keep the Indians one game ahead in the American League. He vows toward 25 wins and a World Series, as the pennant race tightens with Yankees, White Sox, and others posting wins.

Feller Bobby United Press Bobby Feller Indians Senators

Elyria Teams Compete in Three Day Fair Baseball

Elyria Independents head four-team, three day Tri-County League series at Lorain County Fair in Wellington. They face South Amherst American Legion Juniors at 10 AM Thursday in the second game. Wellington American Legion Juniors take on Camden Township in the opener. Elyria listing players include Scrivens Smith Currier Schork Demvan Haynes Pa Messa Stark Thomas Schroeder Carr Kozel Schmittgen Bruck. All meet at the YMCA at 8:30 AM for the trip.

Jaime Alexander Elyria Independents South Amherst Gary Smith Hot Stove Smith Wellington American Legion Wellington Lorain County Fair Independents South Amherst American Legion Camden Wellington Amerian Legion Camsden Township Elyria Ed Scrivens Chuck Currier Tony Schork Andy Demvan Bill Haynes Gregory Pa Messa Maurice Stark Max Thomas Warren Schroeder Ron Carr Mike Kozel Don Schmittgen Dan Bruck

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