Pipe Dreamer Loses His Title
The column recalls Raymond C. Weiss of 164 Woodbury St enjoying the grim honor of being called the world’s worst prognosticator. He admits predicting a 31 6 Lions victory over the College All Stars, but the Lions lost, and Weiss maintains his dubious crown with a string of past misfires across sports events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond C. Weiss
Woodbury St
Weiss
Jackson
Lions
Louis Schmeling
UCLA Coach in public feud over recruiting claims
Berkeley report says UCLA head coach George Dickerson aired a family dispute with California over alleged recruiting abuses. Cal coach Pete Elliott criticized Dickerson for exposing accusations against a UCLA marked prospect, while UCLA athletic director Wilbur Johns expressed embarrassment. Elliott and Dickerson had discussed the issue but kept it a family matter.
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Berkeley
Calif
UPI
George Dickerson
UCLA
California
Pete Eliott
Dickerson
Cal
Telliott
Herman Weiner
Southern California
Bruin
Red Sanders
Wilbur Johns
Bud Thastings
Associated
Auenan
Elliott
Weiner
Hayes
Kilmer
Hayes Eyes Finest Buckeye Squad Yet
Hayes enters fall drills with a deep roster at Ohio State led by kicker-punter Kremblas and QB Akron prospect Fields. Guard gaps at Thomas and Jobko loom while veterans James Spychalski Schaff cath and Marshall anchor line. Backfield shines with LeBeau joining Kremblas Clark and White in a potent attack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bucks
Frank Kremblas
Hayes
Ohio State
Jerry
Sopho
Akron
Dick Schaff Cath
Jim Marshall
Jim Houston
Russ Bowermaster
Kremblas
Clark
White
Dick LeBeau
OSU
Cregar Wins Prestident's Trophy Playoff at Oberlin Club
Paul Cregar of Lorain defeats Jack Huston of Oberlin and Cliff Stevens of Lorain in an 18 hole playoff to claim the Prestident's trophy in a handicap event at Oberlin Golf Club. Floyd Lasky and George Dahl of Elyria tie for low gross and Dahl and Ray Gordon of Cherlin deadlock for low net honors. Playoffs will be scheduled this week with trophies awarded to winners.
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Paul Cregar
Lorain
Jack Huston
Oberlin
Cliff “Stevens
Oberlin Golf Club
Floyd Lasky
George Dahl
Elyria
Dahl
Ray Gordon
Cherlin
Randell Park Race Winners Report
Yesterday at Randall Park Betsy Star won the first race with 510.60, Ace Show paid 5 0, Peaks Mill 10.60, Noble Faith 7.80, Smudge 5.20, Miss Glory 6.80. Count B paid 420, Sink or Swim 33.80. The daily double paid 35.40.
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Randall Park
Falcons Look To Rebuild Under Firelands Coach
Firelands High football under coach Jim Kollman enters 1957 with a mix of veterans and newcomers. Quarterback Dave Odom to share throwing duties with Pachinger, while returning lettermen Dick Bettcher and Krupp anchor positions. The squad aims to challenge Inland Conference foes Brookside Avon and Buckeye, with a Sept. 12 home opener against Berlin Heights and a slate featuring South Amherst and Vermilion.
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Dave Odom
Tanioe
Hank Stevens
Donball
Kollman
Firelands
Jim Parker
Temple
al Pa
Jim Ketchum
Graduation
Chinger
Henrietta
Jim
John King
John Pedhaitis
Cons
Ted Freas
Bob Frye
Jim Hunter
Falcons
Fred Watson
Charles
Ken Perkins
Walter Pluto
Dick Bettcher
Odom
Pachinger
Pirelands
Brookside
Avond
Buckeye
Jim Seiple
Chuck Wilson
Firelands Schedwe
South Amherst
Berlin Heignts
Avon
LeGrange
Coluphls
Ridgeville
Firelands High
al Pachinger
Dick Temple
U-T
Berlin Heights Feeds 16 Lettermen for 1958 Opener
Berlin Heights High previews a seasoned football squad under coach Carroll Sanders with 16 lettermen returning, six backs and ten linemen among the 1957 starters. Key players include Hoffmann at quarterback and Leimbach, Otto, Burnham, Hensley, Roughton, and Kelble. The Tigers eye improvement from a 3–5 record as they join the North Central Conference for 1958 with a Sept 32 opener and Firelands in Week 1.
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Berlin Heights
Berlin Heights High
Firelands
Carroll Sanders
Gill Werner
Lyn Grant
Bob Thayer
Tom Ward
Tigers
Townsend-Wakeman
Black River
Spencer
Homer
Sullivan
Huntinson
Seville
Milan
Lodi
Hur
Ton Valley
Westfield
Sanders
Neal Leimbach
Ray Otto
Bruce Burnham
Jim Roughton
Clark Hahn
Dave Hensley
Doug Allen
Robin Coolidge
Tom Horwedel
Rich Kelble
Cise Hoffman
John Weaver
Fred Beer
Walt Massey
Harold Linden
Bob Perkins
Burnham
Hoffman
Weaver
Linden
Hensley
Leimbach
Sqtnois
Month of shifts in sport parade toppers and upsets
OSCAR FRALEY notes a turbulent month with top teams faltering and many upsets across sports. Casey Stengel comments on strong teams, while Patterson, Souchak, Middlecoff, and Elliott highlight golf and track breakthroughs. Lions routed by the All-Stars as Musial leads NL batting.
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Oscar Fraley
New York
UPI
Eddie
Floyd Patterson
Sawyer
Roy Harris
Patterson
Phils
Champ
Birdie Tebbetts
Cincinnati
St. Gone
Phillies
Mayo Smith
Jimmy Dykes
Cary Middlecoff
Yanksland
Milwaukee
Mike Souchak
St. Paul
Herb Elliott
Australia
Dublin
Detroit Lions
Lions
Stan Musial
Elyria Softball Tournament District Schedule
Readable pairings for the Elyria event include United Pollen Club versus Harshaw Chemical at Elyria Recreation Field, Mesa versus C. A. Olsen at Hermen Contractors, and Elyria Lions against West Point Cities Service at Lappin Field. Other leagues list matchups at fields across Elyria with games starting at 6:30 pm and 6:00 pm.
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Elyria
United Pollen Club
Harshaw Chemical
Elytia Recreation Field
Loral
Mesa
C.A. Olsen
Hermen Contractors
Elyria Telephone
Little League West
West Point Cities Service
Elyria Lions
Lappin
Relchiin Funeral Home
Ely
Meister Go
Thome Sohlo
Elyria Recreation Field
Stan's Villa
F. Goodrich
Looper Barbers
Elyria Elks
Green Dragon Tavern
Bill’s Barbers
Hlyria
Knights of Columbus
Lexington
Hambletonian Stakes At Du Quoin Opens Wide For 1962
The Hambletonian for three year old trotters at Du Quoin is open with Emily's Pride and Sandalwood as early favorites. Four colts head the dark horses list including La MecCelby Mr Saunders Great Lullwater and Sharpsnooter among a 14 horse field. Emily's Pride runs with Gang Awa and Sandalwood with Baron Colby. Both entries are from Walnut Hall and Castleton Farm Lexington Ky and Two Gaits Farm Carmel Ind.
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Emily
Gang Awa
Walnut Hall
Castleton Farm
Lexington
Sandalwood
Baron Colby
Two Gaits Farm
Carmel
Ind
CYO Grid Play Kicks Off Lorain District Schedule
The Lorain Deanery CYO Grade School Football Conference opens with seven teams two Elyria squads St Agnes and St Mary plus five Lorain schools. St Mary has an opening bye. St Agnes faces St Anthony at Blynia Catholic High. Northern and Southern divisions form the league with final regular season games set for Oct 26 and a championship in November.
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Lorain Deanery
Elyria
St. Agnes
St. Mary
Felding
Lorain
St Agnes
St. Anthony
Blynia Catholic High
St Stanislaus
St. John
St. Peter
City Field
Lorain St. Mary
St. Stanislaus
Elyria St. Mary
Elyria Catholic High
Tne State
Zame
Hayes
State
Mack Bob White
Branko Diane
Mem Dagurski
Don Clark
Dsu
Coach Hired At LaGrange High School
Joseph Vajentic a 1957 Findlay College graduate is named assistant football and basketball coach at LaGrange High School. Vajentic, 23, just completed six months teaching and coaching, and will teach mathematics and social studies while serving as assistant coach. He is engaged to Susan Laube of Findlay.
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Lagrange
Joseph Vajentic
Findlay College
LaGrange High School
P. H. Coontz
Keystone
Vajentic
Rema Frost
Army
Cleveys
Reys
Hood Kay
Hookstown
Union High
Cadice
Carter’ Janie
Burgettstown
Debbie Raed
Dabacghy
Blackhawk’s Lady
Findlay
Indian Collen
Seay
Mite
Miami
Sky Ballard
Queen's
Ric’ Puremite
Va- HY FC
Crossey
Miss Avenn
Jenth
Gerry
Vfice Ba
Fran Jonn
Leon MacPherson
Dan
Susan Laube
Ee Shea
Northfield Harness Entries With Multiple Classes and Bets
A list of Northfield race entries across multiple classes BD D M C and YU shows selections and other entries. Bets include Air Chimes Cameron Buckskin Worthy Delilah Hanover Flora's Girl Ozark Prince Sunny V and Honey Fingo among many noted horses with eligible contenders listed.
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Air Chimes
Cameron
Buckskin
Blanche Hall
Ruben Baider
Chet Direct
Delilah Hanover
Grand Martha
Herr Meelwin
Waycharm
Joe J
Gidy
Chet Lynn Royer
Brookwood
Collier's
Guy Watts
Gay Loin Trents
G's
Wales Boy
Willzer
Mace
Clever Lucy
Tiger Fix
Signal Clinton
Beste Willard
Buena Bob
Flora
Marlene Lee
Dilly Dale
Ebon Finien
Muzzle Joy
Sunny V
Roy Lincoln
Eagleway
Scotonta
Mavie Kirk
Josedale Raval Lad
Victory
Listy Boy
Blana Volo
Honey Fingo
Roberts Mo
Honest Jamie Bright Side
Charmer
Hi le Boony Brown
Stormy Thine
Lee
Don Eden
Hello Attorney
Bobby's Kirk
Guyetta Dirret
Nancy Brewer
Lightning Peter
Kelly McVin
Eddie Riggs
the Dirro
Kay Dona Dee
Thunderbolt
Bille Beem
al Jester
Cill+ bank
Alsoellie
Evelyn Pal
Frisco Race No. Y
Claus A
Goose Hai
Betty
Billiken
Linda Wick
Tomony Pointer
Pat Sang
Bomb Sone
Mins Kalabash
Aue
Eligitle
Sargas Pick
Dilile Ie
Dairies Edge Knights In Tight East Playoff Opener
Elyria Dairies defeated Knights of Columbus 3 to 2 at Lexington Ave Field to take a 1 0 lead in the best of three Little League East playoff. Roger Stevenson and Jim Couch produced key hits while Chorak earned the win with nine strikeouts. Queen took the loss fanning ten as KC stranded runners.
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Elyria Dairies
Knights of Columbus
Lexington Ave
Dairies
Roger Stevenson
Jim Chorak
Dan Kormko
Stevenson
Jim Couch
Chorak
Jerry Lawrence
Couch
Bob Queen
Queen
Lawrence
Mraz
Browns trim squad before West Coast exhibition
Cleveland Browns finalize a 45 man roster at Hiram College before flying to Los Angeles for a Friday exhibition with the Rams. Rookie halfback Sam Brown from UCLA is released, leaving Ray Renfro as the lone Browns flanker with Bobby Mitchell expected to compete for the job. Four Al-Stars veterans Ninowski Hickerson Shofner and Mitchell will start against the Rams.
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HIRAM
UPI
Cleveland Browns
Hiram College
West Coast
Paul Brown
Los Angeles Rams
Browns
Brown
Sam Brown
UCLA
Ray Renfro
Bobby Mitchell
Renfro
Detroit Lions
Rams
Jim Ninowski
Gene Hickerson
Jim Shofner
Mitchell
Indians at Baltimore in WEOL and WERE ALB game cast
The Indians travel to Baltimore for a baseball day game covered by WEOL and WERE ALB. Announcers detail lineup changes and key performances, with updates on scoring and pitching as the contest unfolds.
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Indians
Baltimore
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