Michigan football dream and Winter plans with Elyria links
Rustling Thru Sports outlines Rust Davies recounting a Michigan visit and plans for a November 24 Michigan Ohio State game in Ann Arbor. It notes Ohio State players Vic Jenewicz and Tony Curcillo, Janowicz’s 1951 eligibility, and Grantland Rice’s Look Magazine picks with Ohio State in the Big Ten race.
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Palmer
Emily
Charles
University of Michigan
Ann Arbor
Wolverines
Buckeyes
Elyria
Funk
Dorothy
Bob
Chronicle-Telegram
Wandawood
Vic Jenewicz
Tony Curcillo
Elyria High
Vic
Tony
Janowicz
Ohio State
Stanley Woodward
Hy Goldberg
Parilli
Kentucky
Reynolds
Nebraska
Pollard
Army
West Point
Perry
Michigan
Withers
Wisconsin
Stout
Curcillo
Kremlin
Ll America
Grantland Rice
Rice
Look
Tennessee
Michigan State
Spartans
Columbus
Oklahoma
Alabama
Washington
Texas A& M
California
Miami
Fla
Iinois
Ilinois
Indiana
Northwestern
Purdue
Iowa
Minnesota
Mansfield Tops In Moose Golf Play at Spring Valley
Mansfield won its second straight team title in the Annual State Moose Golf Tournament, edging Elyria by one stroke. The Mansfield quartet Musille Jocha Fisher and Jocha posted 314, while Elyria’s Rybaresk Arnold Michael Mate and Sabo totaled 315. Open division prizes went to Alliance’s Bill Boehm with 72, with Peterson and Reichard, and other top finishers listed.
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Mansfield Lodge
Elyria
Spring Valley
Mansfeld
Jim Musille
Frank Jocha
Matt Fisher
John Jocha
Frank Rybaresh
Arnold -Michael
Rudy Mate
Bill Sabo
Musille
Mansfield
Fisher
Rybaresk
Michael
Mate
Sabo
Alliance Pro
Bill Boehm
Loff
Gus Peterson
Ray Reichard
Alliance
Bernie Kerns
Sidney
Rybarcyk
Musillo
Joe Leonowicz
Joe Mayer
Harold McClay
Cuyahoga Falls
Len Kerns
Leonowicz
Rohr
Ivan Rohr
Troy
Ed Kaser
Coshocton
Ray Buxton
Cleveland
John Tutweiler
Greenville
Kaser
Buxton
Tutweiler
Tony Skraba
Barberton
Glenn Burden
Earl Scarr
Frank Shannon
Mel Cassidy
John Gurgle
Frank Clavina
Boehm
City Loop Leaders Meet Vets Tonight
United Polish Club seeks to defend undisputed top spot in the City Softball League with a 2 game program at Lexington avenue field. UPC holds four wins in as many games in the second half and meets V F W No 1079 at eight o clock. VFW has three wins and one loss and a win would create a four way tie with Columbia VFW 9340 and Oberlin T. Murphy Company idle tonight. Second game features Grafton PX Drugs 1 3 against Rone Radio 1 4 with no effect on the championship outcome.
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Columbia
F. W
Oberlin T
Akron Team Defeats Erhart Kramers 1 0 In Mines Baseball
Akron Orphans win 1 0 over Erhart Kramers at Akron on Sunday securing their second straight victory. Dan Limpert limited the Orphans to four hits as a single and a double produced the only run in the eighth inning. Batteries Akron Orphans Rels and Peel Erhart Kramers Limpert and Grimm Organize New Feminine Tenpin League Tuesday at 30 Bowling Center at 7 30 p m.
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Akron
Erhart
Akron Orphans
Erhart Kramers
Akron Mine
Dan Limpert
Rels and
Peel
Limpert
Grimm
Johnson and Leach Win City Tennis Singles Crowns
In Elyria Cascade Park hosts the Annual City Championship Tennis Tournament finals. Lir Johnson beats Byron Morris 6-3 6-2 6-2 for his fourth straight men’s title and sixth overall in the event. Lucy Leach, Skidmore College student new to Elyria, defeats Starling Grueser 6-3 6-0 for the women’s crown.
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Sy Mt
Cascade Park
Byron Morris
Leroy Johnson
Johnson
Morris
Femnine
Joan Hyman
Sue Jaenoh
Lucy Leach
Miss Hyman
Dick Kadar
Sue Leach
Kadar
Lir Johnson
Lucy Lach
Elyria
Miss Leach
Skidmore College
Jack Lance
Gilliland Cops Stock Car Race At Local Track
Spike Gilliland of Berea won the 20 lap feature stock car race on Sundays program at Lorain County Speedway Route 113. Ken Johnson led 18 laps finishing second. Vic Toth and John Nagy followed. Heat winners were Johnson Yost Wiseman and Duty. Howie Gard and Marion Showalter won consolations. A drizzling rain did not dampen a large crowd. Vic Toth posted the fastest 3 eighths mile qualifying time at 24.83 seconds.
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Spike Gilliland
Berea
Lorain County Speedway
Ken Johnson
Amherst
Vic Toth
Elyria
John Nagy
South Amherst
Johnson
Chuck Yost
Ed Wiseman
Cleveland
Gerald Duty
Howie Gard
Marion Showalter
Burbank
Toth
Joe
Sabo Elyria
Ernie Miller
Iloria
Yost
Gene White
Lornini
Dick Jackson
Lou Naggi
Avon Lake
Dewey Maddock
North Ridgeville
Bui Porter
Showalter
Bill Richards
Joe Kocel
Gard
Sterling Ray
Elyrias
Paul Gott
Spencer
Jor Gary
Lite
Elays
Marciano Favored Over Beshore In Boston Bout
Rocky Marciano of Brockton Massachusetts was a nearly three to one favorite to beat Freddie Beshore of El Monte California in a 10 round heavyweight bout at Boston Garden. Marciano aims to extend his undefeated record since last knocking out Rex Layne in New York. Beshore believes he can end the streak now that an old eye cut has been repaired by plastic surgery.
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Boston
U.P
Rocky Marciano
Brockton
Mass
Freddie Beshore
Elmonte
Galif
Boston Garden
Marciano
Rex Layne
New York
Beshore
Champs Lose In Tourney Opener
Ridgeville league post season opens as Rising hosts Belden Merchants to a decisive 11 to 0 win. Ted Rowe shuts down the champs with nine first inning runs and one hit allowed. Moose Club edges Knights of St John 7 to 6 in late rally. remaining first round games set for Tuesday.
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Ridgeville
Rone Radio
Radio Nine
Belden Merchants
Helden
Ted Rowe
Rising
Champs
Moose Club
Knights of St. John
Buescher's Hardware
Pfaudler Company
Leaders In The Major Leagues Batsmen National League
National League leader stats list Musial of St Louis played 117 games with 44 at bats and a .362 average. Robinson of Brooklyn appeared in 324 games with 146 hits and a .340 mark. Ashburn of Philadelphia posted 126 games with 31 hits and a .337 average. American League shows Fan of Philadelphia with 89 games and 43 hits for a .252 average. Detroits’ players and others are listed with varied counts and averages.
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G. AB
RH. Pet. Musial
St. Woute
Robinson
Brooklyn
Ashburn
Wile Elphis
Philadelphia
Detroit
Adinoso
Chicago
Little Leaguers Attend Game In Stadium Sunday
Seventy four Elyria Little League representatives will attend Sunday’s Cleveland stadium pregame program for the Indians Browns game honoring the American League's 50th anniversary. Fifteen in all-star Elyria uniforms, 12 in league colors, plus ten managers and coaches will travel with Toop president Herman Lappin. A Mall parade at 12 45 features Elyrians and others from Ohio, West Virginia and Western Pennsylvania. Inside the stadium municipal archers join a reserved grandstand section. The game will feature a former Cleveland stars all-star squad chosen by fan vote.
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Elyria
Cleveland
Cleveland Indians
St. Louis Browns
W.P.W
United Polish Club
Eagles
American Legion Post
Toop
Herman Lappin
Mall
Elyrians
Ohio
West Virginia
Western Pennsylvania
Municipal Stadium
Archers
Cleveland Baseball Company
Cleveland Stars
Fats
Browns Run Wild In Posting 52-0 Win Over Yanks
Cleveland Browns blitzed the New York Yanks 52-0 in Akron at Rubber Bowl as Emerson Cole led with two 15 yard TD runs while Otto Graham connected with Mace Speedie and Dante Lavelli for two scoring passes. Lou Groza added a 45 yard field goal. Browns beat College All Stars 33-0 earlier, boosting preseason momentum.
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Cleveland
U.P
Paul Brown
Cleveland Browns
New York Yanks
Akron
Browns
College All Stars
Ohio
Bridders
Yanks
Groga
Lou
Toc
Groza
Machina
Feig
Emerson Cole
New York
Otto Graham
Cole
Mace Speedie
Dante Lavelli
Pittsburgh Steelers
Giants Ride 14-Game Win Streak to Trim Dodgers Lead
Giants under Leo Durocher surged to a 14 game winning streak with 5 4 and 5 1 wins over the Cubs to cut Brooklyn’s NL lead to six games as Dodgers battled Pittsburgh for a split. Wes Westrum and Jim Hearn led the rally and Jackie Robinson Homered for Brooklyn. The day also saw Braves beat Cardinals 5 1 while Reds edged Phillies 4 2 and White Sox pulled a opener upset in Chicago. Yanks split with Boston and Chicago as Sid Hudson and Don Johnson earned victories for Washington and St Louis.
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Carl Lundquist
United Press
New York
Dodgers
Giants
Jackie Robinson
Leo Durocher
Cubs
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Durocher
Goliaths
Polo Grounds
Wes Westrum
Chuck Connors
Chicago
Jim Hearn
Monte Irvin
Willy Mays
Bobby Thomson
Hearn
Mays
Detroit
Athletics
Freddie Hutchinson
George Kell
Braves
Cardinale Cutts
Cardinals
Jim Wilson
St. Louis
Boston
Reds
Phillies
Ewell Blackwell
Niles Jordan
White Sox
Eddie Robinson
Dutch Hiller
Andy Pafko
Don Newcombe
Pirates
Bill Howerton
Pete Castiglione
Cleveland
Red Sox
Yankees
Washington
Sid Hudson
Don Johnson
Sherry Robertson
UPC Trims Eagles United In Little League Tilt
In a Sunday afternoon independent game at the Eagles picnic in Hedges UPC Polish Club defeated the Eagles 8 to 4. Winning pitcher Tomeck worked as Pat Pope started for the Eagles and took the loss. Thurman Taylor relieved in the second inning as UPC chased six runs. Taylor hit a home run and a double, Ron Lewicki added a double and a triple, while George Ross of UPC connected for a homer.
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United Polish Club
Eagles
Tomeck
Pat Pope
Pope
Thurman Taylor
UPC
Taylor
Ron Lewicki
George Ross
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Canada
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Carl
Murphy Bros
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Elykia
Leach
Gilliland Cops
A. E. Belden Merchanta
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Sérenente
Mason
Rone
Rone and Lehman
R.moose
Knights O St. John
Moose Clubs
Goodman
D. Noll
B. Nol
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Mustal
Car Hodges
Éernini
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Nellie Fox
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Bert Haas
Don Lenhardt
Wasial
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George Hermann Inc
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Brissie
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Olmsted
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