Patterson Had Nothing To Gain This Might Be Pioneers Year
Lorain Tube nine split a pair of weekend tilts in a regional tourney. Patterson’s group netted $250,000 with a later potential movie rights payout, while Rademacher’s side gained nothing in the losers’ bracket. Lorain beat Warren 13 hits featured by Hartman, Mit, Krupp, and Telatnik. Tube’s LeHer took the defeat as Cleveland and others backed a showdown in Flint, Michigan.
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John Telatnik
Ben Garcia
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Gene Lehrer
Zaleski Wins Third Oberlin Championship Title
Zaleski captured his third Oberlin Country Club men’s championship by defeating Rudy Mate 2 and 1 in the 3-hole final. Both players hail from Elyria. Zaleski posted rounds of 70 and 79 for a total 149, with five first-round birdies and a pair of 35s on each nine. Mate totaled 150 with a 73 and 77. Other finals: Zig Kristoff beat Bob Kiely 1 up in Class B. Class C undecided. Frances Ramser claimed Class A, 6 and 4 over Hattie Jolly. women’s Class B pending between Evelyn Jackson and Katrine Rieley. other women’s winners included Jane Nabakowski, Lila Nichols, and LaVonne Schmittgen.
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Evelyn Jackson
Katrine Rieley
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Jover Lila Nichols
LaVonne Schmittgen
Mary Ardick
Dean Cassell
Meg MacDermott
Fran Ramser
Wellington
Browns land Johnny Bower to boost Cleveland goaltending next season
The Cleveland Browns acquire legendary goalie Johnny Bower in a surprising move to bolster the goaltending pipeline ahead of next season. His return evokes memories of Marion Motley as fans weigh the impact on the team's offense and defense plans.
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Indians Sweep Washington as Garcia, McLish Win Twin Bill
Cleveland gains ground in the pennant race by taking a double header from Washington 3-2 and 6-4. Cal McLish tossed a seven hitter in game one for his seventh win, while Gene Woodling Jim Hegan and Al Smith homered in support. In game two McLish won again as the Indians erased an early 2-0 deficit with a three-run third.
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Elyria Country Club Golf finals delayed by rain
Hudnutt and Boza win semi finals in the men’s championship flight at Elyria Country Club while senior and class matches proceed. Championship finals postponed to next weekend due to rain with scores led by Gresham Goldense Tashjian 80 and Trainor 85-14-71 in Blind Bogey.
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Bill Boza
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Stan Gresham
Link Goldense
al Tashjian
H. G. Trainor
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Rudwu Kithocniki
Bowl leagues set final meetings. stock car heats run
The Bowl-O-Drome C League meets tonight at 7 30 to finalize sign ups and captains must attend. The Bowling Center Friday Night League seeks teams and individuals with a Wednesday meeting at the bowling center. Ashland County Fairgrounds stock car racing saw Fran Sheppard Elyria and Jim Gunter Lorain win heats with rain forcing a postponement. Amstutz Mansfield and Delarawell Mansfield won heats two and three and Amstutz took second consolation. The first consolation went to J B Hilderman Orrville and Crack-The-Whip was claimed by Gary Schade Cleveland.
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Robinson and Basilio TV dispute stalls WB bout
The New York State Athletic Commission plans a Ray Robinson vs Carmen Basilio welterweight broadcast in Yankee Stadium. Robinson threatens to withdraw if no fair TV arrangement is made. The dispute involves the International Boxing Club over which theatre TV firm would cover the fight. Robinson had postponed last Tuesday due to the broadcasting clash.
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Rainblows S-Ball Meet Postponement Threatens Final Play
Ohio softball state classic may delay final games as two of five contests were rained out Sunday. Ab Sacrament o edged Circleville 54 in one game, while Anne Gunderson of Seattle won the women’s national golf title. Fremont led Toledo 4 0 when rain halted play and Moschkau dropped out to give Fremont a default. Bart’s Bar defends its title in the small bore rifle event with a late national match record set at 6 1 392 of 6 400 points.
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Horse Racing and Boxing Race Notes from Local Stations
Horse racing updates from Randall Park and Northfield plus KYW and WEWS boxing note. Gene Armstrong versus Andy Sawyer billed for WEWS. Bowling segment listed on WEWS with a 11:90 time.
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Venturi Wins Miller Open With 13 Under Par
Ken Venturi claimed his second straight victory at the Miller Open posting 13 under par 267 to win $6,000. Al Balding and Sam Snead tied for second at 272 as the $35,000 event concluded on Sunday.
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Elyria Pioneers Host Akron North In Season Scrimmage
Elyria High School prepares for a scrimmage with Akron North at 10 a.m. as Coach Bill Barton fields a new flanker series and evaluates a mix of veteran and younger players. Key players include Jack Bolinski, Tom Dean, Ted Gottfried, Steve Bako, and several receivers while injuries limit others.
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Tebbetts Blisters Redlegs at Polo Grounds
Cincinnati manager Birdie Tebbetts imposed a strict curfew and rules after a 10-1 loss to the Giants. Players face an 11 p.m. curfew on afternoon game days, must go from park to hotel after night games, no beer after games, no smoking in uniform, and 9:30 a.m. hotel lobby reporting daily.
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49ers Packers Maintain Unbeaten Record in Grapefruit League
The San Francisco Forty-Niners and Green Bay Packers kept unbeaten, untied records in spring exhibition play. The 49ers rallied from a 20-14 deficit to beat Washington 27-20 in San Francisco. Green Bay won 17-14 over the Chicago Cardinals in Austin, Texas, on Saturday.
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