Elyria Pioneer scrimmage shows strong play and flaws
The 1952 Elyria High football team opened with Oberlin Indians in a scrimmage at Kl Stadium, scoring on a 60 yard run and a 40 yard TD. Coaches noted strong backs Dean Shaffer Don Jones and Bill Hopkins while weaknesses in penalties and ball security were addressed for upcoming practices and a Francis scrimmage.
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PRG
Elvira
Oberlin
Indians
Kl Stadium
Pioneers
Elyria Armor
Bill Cover
USA
Arema Ther
Dean Shaffer Ha
Dog Jones
Bill Hopkins
Boyd Robinsons Indians
Coyer
Turee
Inus
Francis
Copley
Flynn
Summit County
Lopez Hails Tribe Escape Over A’s In Philadelphia
Cleveland manager Al Lopez calls the 6 3 win over Philadelphia a big one praising Bobby Shantz and Bobby Feller. Brissie shut down the A’s in relief as Lou Brissie and Barney McCosky contributed key plays in a tense nine innings. The victory keeps Cleveland in the thick of the pennant race with a favorable September schedule.
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Philadelphia
al Lopez
Bobby Shantz
Nike Garcia
Philadelphia Athletics
Cleveland Indians
Lopez
Shantz
Bobby Feller
Lou Brissie
Brissie
Forwer Athletic
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Feller
Ore
Kieth Thomas
Eddie Joost
Shantzou
Cleveland Pilot
Koenorige Feller
Athletics
Lefty Lou
Philadelphia Sports Writers Award
Barney McCos
Leaders In The Major Leagues Spotlight Hurlers Hitters
A fragmented recap highlights top majors leaders with names like Musial Stan Landis and Kiner. It lists players across teams including the Cubs Indians Giants Dodgers Athletics and Cardinals with emphasis on runs batted in hits and runs. The garbled wire service style data names several clubs and players in a snapshot of the season’s early stats.
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Tnited Press
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Agluf Maver
Club
Philadelphia
Athtchell Cleveland
Woodling New York
National Trague ‘Musial St Landis
Khuszewski
Cincinnati
Lockman New York
HOMF
Sauer Cubs
Kiner Pirates
Hodges Dodgers
Rei Dobby Indians
Zermial Athletics
Thomson
Giants
Clothiers Rally To Win Tie For Blooper Loop Title
Toggervy Shop moved into first place in the second half standings by defeating Gibbys Place 8 to 6 at the Lexington Avenue Softball Field. Deb Urig Stan Machoch Hank Thierry and Gene Myers sparked the rally in the eighth inning for four runs as Clothiers Clinch a tie for the second half crown and a possible season title. Gibbys Place now faces Truchanf Trailer Company tonight at 7 45 for final bid. other games included Pay Fay Company vs Erb Radio and a cancelled Coache U vs Ohio Fuel Gas.
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Toggervy Shop
Lexington Avenue
Gibbys Place
Toggery Squadron
the Clothiers
Deb Urig
Stan
Machoch
Gene Myers
Hank Thierry
Imory
Pugh Tonight
Pay Fay Company
Erb Radio
Grips
Eagles Tenpin League Plans Season Play In Elyria
Plans for the 1952 33 season competition in the Elyria Eagles Bowling League will be made Thursday in the Lions clubrooms during a special meeting held after the regular lodge business session. Team captains and personnel will be chosen for the start of play at 7 o clock on Friday September 5. Members interested in bowling are asked to attend.
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Elyria Eagles
Laghs
Tarty Tay Cin al Ledge
Boots Save Farmer in Tarkio Missouri
Maurice Ryan was milking a cow when lightning hit his barn in Tarkio Missouri. The blow killed a nearby cow and pig but left Ryan unharmed thanks to the rubber boots he wore.
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Tarkio MO
Maurice Ryan
Ryan
Revised pay for New Hampshire regiments in the Revolutionary War
The late decade record notes private soldiers in three New Hampshire regiments serving the Continental Army were paid 666 dollars a month while major generals received 66 dollars.
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New Hampsshire
Leading Stock Car Drivers Compete In Pursuit Event
Ten top drivers from Lorain County Speedway vie in an Australian pursuit at Route 113 tonight. Lou Nagy leads with 222 points and starts last. others trailing include Plas, Ken Johnson, John Nagy, Yost, Porter, Gilliland, Jackson, Hassell, and Nutenbach. Officials plan temporary seating and track renovations as crowds grow. Race begins at 8:30 PM.
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Lorain County Speedway
Route 113
Lou Nagy
South Amherst
Art Plus
Elsna
Ken Johnson
Amherst
John Nagy
Chuck Yost
Elyria
Bill Porter
Grafton
Spike Gilliland
Berea
Dick Jackson
Cleveland
Ivan Hassel
Avon Lake
John Nuenbach
North Olmsted
Nagy
Plas
Johnson
Yost
Porter
Gilliland
Jackson
Hassell
Nutenbach
Plains
Legion Nine Tops North Eaton 6 3 in Elyria contest
Legion Nine defeated North Eaton 6 to 3 at Lappin Field as Elyria posted the season title. Billy Gast contributed a double and a single in a five hit attack while Jack Moyes earned the win on a four hit effort. Pat Grills provided the offense with a two run homer in the first inning and a single in defeat for North Eaton.
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Elyria
West American Legion Post
North Eaton
Lappin Field
Billy Gast
Jack Moyes
Tom Grills
Standings and Results From Major Leagues Today
The American League leads with New York Cleveland and Philadelphia atop the chart. Yesterdays results show Cleveland 6 Philadelphia 3 in 11 innings and New York 6 St Louis 3 as a pair of key outcomes. Tonight Cleveland visits Philadelphia and Detroit heads to Boston in doubleheaders slated.
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Cleveland
Foston
Washington
Philadelphia
Chicago
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Philadelpha
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Boston
Garcila
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American Association
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India Olis
St Paul
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Kansas City
Tndianapolis
Milwaukee
Montreal
Baltimore
Vricuse
Buffalo
Rochester
Ottawas
Toronto
Ratmore
Springfield
Toonto
Syracuse
Ottawa
Montréal
OHSAA lifts Findlay basketball ban after conference
After a Columbus conference, the Ohio High School Athletic Association relaxed its ban on Findlay High. The Findlay board agreed to stricter restrictions, allowing basketball and spring sports in the 1992-93 season with contracted schools. Teams may opt out without pressure, and no new contracts can be made for the season.
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Columbus
Ohio High School Athletic Association
Findlay High School
Findlay Board of Education
Findlay
OHSAA
David Miller
H W Emsweiler
Emschler
Lorain Nine Wins 1-0 to Capture State Softball Title
Lorain Sport Club defeats Popes Inn of Columbus 1-0 to claim the mens state softball crown. Bill Vainoff homered for the lone run in the third inning. Ted McKinney and Danucks pitched superbly in a low scoring final. Lorain advances to a four state tourney in Lakewood next week against Indiana Pennsylvania and Michigan teams.
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Washington
Fattys Sport Club
Lorain
Popes Inn of Columbus
Ohio
Lakewood
Indiana
Pennsylvania
Michigan
Detroit
Bill Vainoff
Columbus
Ted McKinney
Fine Danucks
Loram
Two Score Wins In Women's Net Joust
Elyrias Fian Corhill and Jackie Gorske opened Lorain County Womens Singles Tennis with wins. Corhill defeated Fian Lugas 26 63 63 to reach a first round with Sue Leach, while Gorske beat Sally Wirth 62 6 1 and advances to a second round against Pat Bauer or Winnie Ryan.
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Fian Corhill
Jackie Gorske
Lorain County
Corhill
Fian Lugas
Elyria
Gorske
Sally Wirth
Llyria
Corkhills
Sue Leach
Pat Bauer
Lorain
Winnie Ryan
Leather shoes now shaped differently left and right
The statement notes that over the last 75 years leather shoes have been produced with distinct left and right orientations, whereas prior footwear had identical right and left shapes.
Rosen’s Homer Delivers Shantz Loss In 11th
In a 6-3 Cleveland victory at Philadelphia, Rosen’s ninth inning homer broke a 3 3 tie and denied Shantz his 23rd win as Bart McCosky Brissie and Strickland contributed key hits. Collins provided a late 9th three run shot for New York in the loss.
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Simpson
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Hegan
Strickland
Feller
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Pees
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Shantz
Tribe Cops
Carl Lundquist
United Press
New York
Bobby Shantz
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Bartney MciCosky
Lou Bruissie
George Strickland
Pittsburgh
Yankees
Browns
Joe Collins
al Lopez
Bob Feller
McCosky
McCoshy
Konno Seeks Second AAU Swim Crown for Ohio State
Olympic champion Ford Konno of Ohio State aims for a second AAU senior title at Newark New Jersey today as he pursues the 440 yard freestyle. He already captured the mile freestyle, edging John Marshill of Australia, and will also swim the 880 yard freestyle tomorrow.
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Konno
NEWARK N_ J
Ford Konno
Lo Yarns
John Marshill
Aistrala
Kono
Helsinki
Marshall
Toniiuth Gutierrez
Mexico
Billy Woolsey
Wayne Moore
Yile
Jerry Holan
Bowen Stassforth
University of Iowa
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Ohio Fuel Gas
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Joaquin Capilla
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Statler
Chrysler Corporation
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Spitzer Motors
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