Eight Lettermen Back For Elyria Grid Under Coyer
Elyria High School opens fall practice with eight lettermen and a nine man senior class led by coach Bill Coyer in his fifth season. Key personnel include Ed Abahazi at quarterback, George Kimball and Bob Zaleski on the line, Marshall Novak and Tom Webb at end and backfield spots, with Dick Fenik the lone junior. Scrimmages against Cleveland Holy Name and Ashland loom ahead of a season set to begin September 17 against West Tech.
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Tom Webb
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Webb
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Read
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Ron Read
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John Andrews
Dave Yorks
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Joe McGher
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Orm Bohannon
Irainxold
Oberin
le Roy Burns
Dale Clarke
Joe McFarland
Ron Fry
Roy Sithaugh
Uniontown
Local youths enter Vermillion golf meet across age brackets
Forty four young linksmen from twelve localities enter the Vermillion Country Club tournament set for Friday. The 18 hole event will crown champions in each age group from 10 to 17. Entrants include players from Elyria Lorain Norwalk Sandusky Huron and several villages with pairings to be drawn tomorrow.
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Vermillion
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Vermilion
NABF Sectional Tourney Set in Lorain This Weekend
The Class A NABF sectional tournament will be staged at Oakwood and Longfellow fields in Lorain on consecutive Saturdays and Sundays. Sponsored by the Lorain Recreation Department, teams from Warren Canton Niles Akron Barberton and Lorain compete with the winner advancing to Youngstown for the national tournament starting September 11. This marks Lorain's first hosting of the event with plans for it to become an annual affair.
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Baseball Federation
Oakwood
Longfellow Fields
Lorain
Day At Grand American
Vandalia Ohio hosts the 55th Grand American Trapshoots day of competition with state team races zone championships and a champion of champions shootoff halted by rain. Julius Petty won amateur clay title after a 3200 shootoff, Cliff Doughman repeated in pro clay, Helen Watkins claimed the women’s crown, and Lawrence Jones topped the junior division.
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Bob Allen
Des Moines
Julius Petty
Stuttgart
Ark
Fred Wallack Jr
Sandusky
Ohio
Phil Miller
Reno
Nev
Cliff Doughman
Morrow
Helen Watkins
Wasco
Ore
Belden Rolls to Narrow Win Over Log Cabin in League Play
Belden Garagemen edged Log Cabin 2-1 at City Recreation Field as part of three Saturday games. Glenn Schroeder hit a pinch triple and Al Rusko added a RBI to tie it before Belden won on a seventh inning walk and Logger errors. Traxler yielded four hits, Noll the three in a tight pitcher duel.
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Dick Noll
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al Rusko
Belden
Bill Archer
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Local golf and club championship results across several divisions
H M Dick Tihima reached the Close A Club Championship semi finals by defeating Russ Schroltigen while Timms shot 74 to Schmitt and Ken posted 79. In the Elyda Country Club women’s event, Mrs Joel Keller won Class A, with Mrs Harris Nichols taking Class B and Mrs Chris Howley winning Class C. Oberlin Women’s Club finals loom after Mary Kiely and Charlotte Shannon advanced. Kay Fullerton and Frances Ramser lead A event. Local softball league notes include United Polish Club’s 14 runs on 16 hits to stay in second, Green Dragon ending a four game skid, and pace setters in forthcoming games at Recreation Field tomorrow at 6:30.
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Dick) Tihima
Elyda Country Club
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Timms
Schmitt
Ken
Joel Keller
Cher- Rig Ridge
Robert Jenson
Harris Nichols
W. W. Baughman
Chris Howley
Clayton Stirzaker
Ray Craft
Oberlin
Mary Kiely
Caroll Holmers
Charlotte Shannon
Mary Somers
Kaya
Fullerton
Frances
Ramser
Belden Schaefer
Garace United
Cabin
Green Dragon
Albert Auditor
xBolero
Parach Lumex
United Polish Club
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Charlie Hobar
Lumbermen
Walt Kash
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Hank Janowicz
Stan Budny
Steve Kaminski
Kaminski
Hobar
Bill Wickleman
Pace
Dragons
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Don
Dick Mason
Recreation Field
Boleto Club
Albert Auditors
Porsch Lumber
Elyria Country Club ladies edge in golf contest winners named
Shirley Toth won the Class A blind prize while Wanda Singleton took Class B. Helen Krantz and Irene Kunkle led ladies day at Elyria Country Club with top low net scores in the Plain Dealer event and Flag Tournament. Krantz posted 91 16 for 75 and Kunkle 86 11 for 75.
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Helen Krantz
Irene Kunklel
Elyria Country Club
Krantz
Kunkle
Peg Ravin
Jean Gollmar
Edna Mae Webb
Karl Plocher
Alice Sargis
Kal Kunkle
Sargis
Catlin To Lead Browns Friday
HIRAM Ohio The Cleveland Browns plan to have Tom Catlin call defensive signals and serve as captain against the Los Angeles Rams Friday night in the second exhibition game of the pre season. Coach Paul Brown has used linebackers to lead the defense since Lou Saban Tony Adamle and Tommy Thompson. Thompson is out with a knee injury, so Catlin is tested as the defensive leader.
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Stranahan Ward Meet In Tourney Feature
In the U S amateur tanlé at Detroit Country Club Stranahan of Toledo and Ward of San Francisco led a busy morning schedule with 32 matches. Patton, Morey, Cherry, Campbell, Palmer and others advanced. Turnesa eliminated by Dave Smith Jr.. McCormick impressed with a 5 and 4 win and a 59 recently carded. Ward edged Vickers 2 and 1 after Stranahan beat Wat son Jr. one up.
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Rockville Center
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San Gabriel
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Fletcher Jones
Los Angeles
Arnold Palmer
Wickliffe
Ohio
John Veghte
Gloversville
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Marines Win At Camp Perry National Rifle Team Trophy
The United States Marine Corps captured the National Rifle Team Trophy at Camp Perry, scoring 1407 of 1500 in the final match. Marines took the top three trophies, with Coast Guard fifth and Army sixth. squad members Stanonik, Bevers, Blackett, Lowe, Amrau, and Rice posted top scores.
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Clakamas
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Pasco
Score Turns In 2 Hit 12 1 Win
Indianapolis ace Herb Score held Charleston to two hits for a 12-1 Indians victory. Score struck out 11 for his 18th decision, raising his season total to 280. Ben Downs led the Red Birds with a homer, a double and two singles, driving in two. Barney Schultz got the win. Columbus beat Kansas City 8 to widen its margin in fourth place. Louisville edged St Paul 13 19, and Minneapolis beat Toledo 5 2.
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Giardello Tops Challenger After Castelani Loss
New York The Philadelphia fighter Joey Giardello climbed to the top challenger spot after Rocky Castel lani was defeated by middleweight champion Carl Olson. Ring Magazine released rankings naming Castel lani second, Harold Johnson remained top light heavyweight after a strong title showing against Archie Moore. Billy Graham dropped from the top ten for the first time since 1997 after losing to Chris Christensen. Chico Varona moved up from sixth to fourth as rankings shuffled.
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Fight Results From Miami Event Foes Edge New Orleans Bout
In New Orleans the competition featured Ali Lanz, Marthex, and Pashans with 184s on the card. Fights concluded with Jimmy Marthex posting a 14 percent advantage as Oveseele of Arizona claimed a later victory.
Races At Randall Park In Cleveland Saturday
Two top races headlined by the $7300 Ohio Futurity and the $15000 Randall Park Handicap at Randall Park Race Track in Cleveland set for Saturday. Local horses and jockeys expected to compete, with purses totaling $22300 and stakes drawing attention from area racing fans.
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Baseball and Softball Highlight Labor Day Celebration
New London hosts a Labor Day celebration featuring baseball and softball events. A softball tournament organized by Douglas Knutson of the Central Softball League runs all day starting at 9 30 a m. Drawings for the tournament will be made this week with a cash prize and trophy for the winner.
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Douglas Knutson
Central Softball League
No Split Waterfowl Season in Ohio Despite Federal Rejection
Ohio will have a full migratory waterfowl season from Oct 18 to Dec 11, except at Pymatuning Reservoir Oct 15 to Dec 13. Federal authorities rejected a split season proposal. Changes include a wood duck shooting ban and merganser counting in the daily duck bag. Pymatuning's limits differ due to cross-state rules.
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Denies Switch of Redlegs to Toronto
Powell Crosley Jr. owner of the Cincinnati Redlegs and Jack Cook of the Toronto Maple Leafs stated there are no plans to move the Cincinnati club to Toronto. Crosley emphasized the club is not for sale and Cook denied knowledge of any Toronto syndicate attempting a purchase to relocate the team.
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Zimmerman leads Dayton in Ohio Open final round
Dayton golfer Jack Zimmerman, 26, a mechanical engineer, held a three stroke advantage after a 3:33-70 on Tuesday, totaling 139 over two days. He holds the lead entering the final round of the Ohio Open.
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Jack Zimmerman
Zimmerman
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