Final Note on Eddie Anderson Case at Kent State
The column details Eddie Anderson’s withdrawal from Kent State University after an injury. It notes his initial intent to return, supported by the coaching staff, but later events made a return impossible. Eddie’s mother stresses the need to avoid portraying his departure as a whim or rash act.
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Eddie Anderson
Kent State University
Case
Anderson
Kent State
Trevor Rees
Eddie
Season Grid Tickets Being Sold for Elyria High Football
George Day urges fans to buy season tickets for Elyria High School football with five games for $5 and seat selection at Bell Co. Or on permanent list via Athletic Director Russ Doan. Previous sale totals top 2009 figures. peak attendances and revenue cited for past seasons.
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John
Elyria
Lorain-Elyria
Lorain
Bell Co
Russ Doan
Doan
Dean
Ine
Elyria High
Fremont-Flynn
Ridgewood Wins Western Automatic Golf League Title
Ridgewood captured the season championship at Cherry Ridge Country Club after a nine hole playoff over Sleepy Hollow. Joe McManus led Ridgewood with a 39 while John Bowman 40 Walt Yourkevitch 41 and Al Moon 46 all net. Best net rounds were Homer Buldortt 37 and Bill Davies 38 for Sleepy Hollow.
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Ridgewood
Cherry Ridge Country Club
Sleepy Hollow
Joe McManus
Myles Farmer
John Bowman
Walt Yourkevitch
al Moon
McManus
Homer Buldortt
Bill Davies
Wolf Dry Goods Rolls Past Youngstown Holmes 7-2
Wolf Dry Goods defeated Youngstown Holmes 7-2 in the National Amateur Baseball Federation tournament first round. Pitcher Dick Ridenour allowed five hits with three strikeouts and four walks, Del Rodriguez had three hits, and Randy Miller added a double and a single as Wolf advanced to face Akron Borden Autos or Cleveland Rosenblums.
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Youngstown
Wolf Dry Goods
National Amateur Baseball Federation
Youngstown Holmes
Dick Ridenour
Wolf
del Rodriguez
Randy Miller
Akron Borden Autos
Cleveland Rosenblums
Rou
Youngstown Oo
Ridenour
Pressick Zack
Zels
Testa
St Agnes St Jude Grid Drill Scheduled
All boys interested in playing for the St Agnes St Jude team in the Lorain Deanery Junior High Football League are invited. Practice is Monday at 4 p.m. at Cascade Park. The squad is called the St Agnes Crusaders and includes players from both parishes.
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St. Agnes-St. Jude
Lorain
Elyria Catholic Scrimmage Opens with Injuries and Position Changes
Elyria Catholic football reports its first scrimmage session hidden by injuries. John George sidelined with a strained back expected to recover mid next week. Nick Aulisio moves from right halfback to end to boost passing and reception. Coach Paul assisted by Gordon and Columbo, with Stan Trupp providing training guidance. Cleveland St Stanislaus loses first string fullback Lad Antoniewicz to a fractured left ankle ending his season.
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Elyria Catholic High
John George
Nick Aulisio
Tanker Corps
Paul
Elyria Catholic
Bay High School
Panthers
Westlake
Duane Gordon
Mario Columbaro
EDCHS
Stan Trupp
Lions Dominate Browns in Exhibition Clash
The Detroit Lions defeated the Cleveland Browns 17-7 in a Friday night NFL exhibition. Lions defensive end Bob Long opened with an 88 yard touchdown run, showcasing Atlanta style offensive punch and defensive grit.
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Lewis
Detroit Lions
Detroit
Bobby
Dan Lewis
Cleveland Browns
UPI
Chick Noll
Bob Long
Lions
Browns
Lions topple Browns as Montreye Mexicos win title bid
The Lions beat Cleveland 50 14 in a battle marked by Bob Long’s 92 yard TD run and Milt Plum fumble. The Mighty Mites of Monterey Mexico beat Kankakee 10 1 to claim the Little League World Series title before 12 000 spectators, led by Hector Torres’s three hit pitching and four homers.
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Williamsport
UPI
Montterey
Mexico
New York
Casey Stengel
Yankees
Vicory
Kankakee
Monterey
Little Men
Hector Torres
Ace Bcess
Worms
Los Angeles Rams
Torres
New York Giants
Juan
Castro
Tions
Billy Wade
Andres Galvan
Manuel Mora
Hugo Lozano
Rams
Souk Ahanceu
Lions
Jim Martin
Bobby Layne
Cleveland
Pete Brewst
Browns
Groza
Leroy Bolden
Michgan State
Griffiths Push Move to Minneapolis Before World Series
Washington Senators plan to petition the American League to relocate to Minneapolis before or during the World Series. Two officials resigned to smooth the franchise shift amid the dispute over roster eligibility and Seattle. Hatch contract issues surfaced as Ashtabula rival Kramer contracts were reviewed. Minneapolis officials and Lakewood clash over tournament eligibility.
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Washington
UPI
Washington Senators
Cleveland Indians
Minneapolis
United Press International
Lakewood
Erhart Kramers
John Hatch
Ing
Erhart
Ashtabula Club
John Game
Tech Treeenvar
American Baseball Congress
Chris Jacobsen
Gacopsen
Hatch
Cal Griffith
Kramers
Ashtabula
Powell
Jacobsen
Griffiths
Rain Recreation Department
Wendell
Cleveland Lathwell
Lorain Recreation
Rector
Erie
Sec
Retary
Jim
Wood
Minneapolis Millers
Dence
American Association
Collier Construction
Buckeyes 16 Vet strong as 69 report for fall drills
Ohio State University gathers 69 players for fall practice under Woody Hayes starting August 31. Sixteen lettermen return including Frank Kremblas Don Clark Dick La Beau and Bob White fueling a potent Eight Ten backfield. veterans Jim Houston Dick Schafrath Jim Marshall and Dan Frank also back. Hayes plans two-a-day sessions for about ten days then one drill daily with an intra squads game set for September 20 ahead of the season opener vs Southern Methodis t.
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Frank Kremblas
Don Clark
Dick LaBeau
Bob White
Buckeyes
Jim Houston
Dick Schafrath
Jim Marshall
Dan Frank
Russ Bowermaster
Eric Spychalski
Hayes
Southern Methodist
Senators Move Trigger Fear for Twin Cities Teams
Thomas warned that any shift of the Senators or Indians to Minneapolis would force two American Association clubs, Minneapolis and St. Paul, to relocate or fold. Mayor P Kennedy Peterson welcomed the idea saying he is very friendly to bringing the Senators to the city.
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Thomas
Minneapolis
Senators
Indians
American Association
St. Paul
P. Kennedy Peterson
Quast and Romack Reach Finals
In a tense American League final segment Quast and Romack advanced to the finals. The game featured standout pitching by Deluck and White with homer shots from Muñoz and Colavito.
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Quast
Romack
American League
F Greene
OL Wilhelm
Aay
Brown
Deluck
White
Muizona
Colavito
Fielding Lapses Hurt Indians In 5th Loss In 13
Boston pitchers backed by early offense and late pressure defeated Cleveland 8 to 5 at Fenway. The Indians struggled with errors and misplays as Hoyt Wilhelm allowed the comeback to slip away, dropping Cleveland to three games back in the standings. Becky Colavito provided the only bright spot for the Tribe with three hits and a homer in the final frame.
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Darien
Conn
UPI
Barbara Romack
Scaramento
Oe Calif
Amy Wynn
Lown
Shaw
Ateur
Kucks
Mass
Trucks
Howard
Atasanes
Mantle
Joanne Gunderson
P'yunhing
Aguirre
Wilson
Jense
HR — Woodhing
Romack
Cro UA Ce Ae Ey
Chicago
I. Witt
Law
Falles
Sotis
Bis
Meriam Bailey Oftensi
Anderson
Henry
I Am
Taylor
Witt
Palatine
Northwestern
Falles University
Philadelphia
Quastoo Tou
Cardwell
Mayer
Banford
Sawatski
Hegan
Jones
Wee Burn
Carewell
Quasters
Green
Repilski
Freese
Cincinnati
Tournal
Francisca
Princeton
Ind
Mich
Miss Quast
Gomez
Grissom
McCormick
Worthington
Thomas
Bentley
Lawrence
Boydees
American Legion
Gianapolis
Owosso
Boston
Indians
Bill
Mers
Cleveland Indians
Joe Gor
Eddie Brinkman
Sox
Dians
Boston Red Sox
Bob Avila
Con- Wilhelm
Ak Lark
Festivat
Red Sox
Lish
Guns
Ike Delock
Janie
Lee Delock
Y Mesio
Dewi
Fini Withelin
aMerhon
Buddin
Wee
Irunnrls
Willams
Stephens
Ee Malvonn
Pennetock
Musial
St. L
Aaron
Mile
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Chi
Wilhelm
Sth
Skinner
Pitte
Cory
Cleveland Goodman
Avila
Monena
Ane Avin
Sievers
Wash
Power
Gernert
Rufnels
Cleve
Cleveland
Jensen
Boe
Serisen
Runnels
Malvone
Rune Rift
I. Sail
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Plersall
Wilhelm Thomas
Pirnitr
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Mathews
Malven
Robinson
Redere
American Teague — Mantle
Yankees
Delacy
WA Stewert Kenators
Red PR — Brown
UW — _ Tanaceht
Cerv
Athletics
Calavite
Range Stewart
Paparella
Clark First Canadian To Triumph In Grand American Shoot
Emerson Clark of Preston Ontario, 66, won the Grand American Handicap in a 25 bird shootoff to become the first Canadian champion in 59 years. Jim McCole and Clark shared the prize money after both shot 99 birds. Ardent junior and other titles were awarded to competitors from multiple states. The 10 day event drew 2,214 scattergunners competing for the diamond pin and silver set.
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Dayton
Emerson Clark
Preston
Ont
Clark
Robert V. Nolan
Lewistown
Ill
Jim McCole
Geh‘ring
Nebr
McCole
James B. Oberstreet
Hannibal
J. R. Righthouse
Marysville
Ind
Mary Meadows
Grimes
Iowa
Don Fluellin
Harvey
Indian Figures International League scores and stats summary
The item lists scores from multiple leagues and players. Montreal 4 Toronto 0 and Havana 4 Columbus 2 in the International League. Louisville 1 Charleston 5 in the American Association. It includes batters and pitchers with numbers for averages and runs, along with team lineups and season stats.
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Montreal
Toronto
Rochester
Buffalo
Richmond
Miami
Havana
Columbus
Louisville
Charleston
Omaha
Denver
Indianapolis
Wichite
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Daley Refuses Indian Sale Amid Possible $4 Million Offer
Cleveland discussions center on a reported $4 million bid led by ex-tribe owner Bill Veeck and Al Rosen. Daley refused to sell saying he came to stay and would not consider selling for any amount. The Indians may be moved after this season if attendance does not improve.
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Veeck
Rosen
Cleveland, Ohio
UPD
Cleveland Indians
Tribe
Bill Veeck
al Rosen
William R. Daley
Daley
Pro Promises to Raise Pin Averages at League Session
Bowling pro Howard Braun of North Royalton will host the second of three free sessions at Stoney's Rainbow Lanes on Monday. Braun, averaging about 210 with 15 perfect games, will observe bowlers, provide instruction, and answer questions as about 15 people attended the first session. The final session is scheduled for next Wednesday in Lorain County.
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Howard Braun
North Boyalton
Stoney's
Rainbow Lanes
Braun
United States
West Palm Beach
Lorain County
Cleveland
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