Maglie and Antonelli Backed-Up Aces In Giant Push
Giants' Maglie and Antonelli, top NL pairing with 32-9, push pennant bid. Maglie earns 13th win in 3-1 over Milwaukee. Antonelli notches 19th win after 2-1 nightcap vs Cubs. Dodgers defeat Cardinals 4-3 in 10th with Hodges key infield hit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maglie
Antonelli
Milton Richman
United Press
Leo Durocher
Sal Maglie
Johnny Antonelli
Giants
Legue
Johnny Sain
Warren Spahn
Braves
Milwaukee
Cubs
Maglie-Antonelli
Powder Puff Race Tonight at Lorain County Speedway
Stock cars return with 10 events at Lorain County Speedway as Dick Jackson of Cleveland leads by a wide margin. Ed Weisman rises to seventh with 149 points, closing in on sixth place held by Joe Kocel. Tonight features the Ladies Powder Puff Derby, a 10 lap event with an ace Cleveland driver in car No 70, unnamed but favored. Time trials at 7:30, racing at 8:30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County Speedway
Dick Jackson
Cleveland
Ed Weisman
Joe Kocel
Russian Thinclads Rout Opponents at European Meet
In Berne Russia built an unofficial lead of 162 points to Czechoslovakia's 39 with two days left at the European track and field championships. The Soviets claimed seven golds from eight finals on Friday while Czechoslovakia won the shot put. Germany, Britain, Hungary and others followed with smaller totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berne
Switzerland
Russia
Czechoslovakia
Germany
Britain
Hungary
Finland
Sweden
Poland
Holland
France
Yugoslavia
Italy
Today's Sportcast and Baseball Roundup
Boxing headline notes Paddy Young vs Joe Taylor at WXEL eight o clock. Baseball results include Indians at Boston doubleheader, Dodgers and Braves on WXMO, and a Monday Indians at Boston update. Gallery of late inning highlights features Walt Moryn pinch two run homer, Ted Kluszewski 37th homer, a sixth inning triple play by Bobby Adams, and Ernie Banks 19th homer fueling Cubs over Phillies. Yankees shorten Cleveland lead with a 4-0 win. Senators beat Indians 3-2 in 10th enabled by Dave Philley error. Multiple Diamond assignments listed for umpire duties and spring training like contests across diamonds 1, 2, and 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WIW
Randall Park
WNBK
Paddy Young
Joe Taylor
WXEL
WEWS
Indians
Boston
WEOL
Dodgers
Braves
WXMO
Ted Kluszewski
Max Sarkent
Joe Nuxhall
iRedlegs
Pirates
Bobby Adams
Cinei
Gene Baker
Hal Jeffcoat
Cubs
Phillies
Jim Davis
Ihurler
Ernie Banks
Murty Dickson
Irv Noren
Homer
George Zuverink
Panenntinn Bala Philley
E Armor
Mickey Ver
Diamond
Raynon
Pete Runnels
Thompson Sr
Dave Taylor
Floyd Lear
al Sabo
Johnny Schmitz
Stan Visniskd
Ner
Bob Feller
Gene Myers
Tuesaday
Thompson
Taylor
White Sox
Ath
Wes Fackler
F. Lear
Fackler
Wisinski
Baltimore
Sabo
Russ Kemmerer
Two Elyrians Among Junior Golf Champs
The fourth annual Junior Golf Tournament at Vermilion Country Club drew 50 players ages 10 to 17. Elyria's Dave O'Connor and Tom Willoughby were medalists in multiple age groups while Sandusky and Lorain youths also earned firsts, Pepitone of Sandusky posting the tourney low 77, and a 13-year playoff between Stan Lutz of Lorain and Jimmy Thom of Sandusky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermilion Country Club
Bill Pepstone
Sandusky
Dave Samaritan
Dave O'Connor
Elyria
Ronnie Platte
Stan Lutz
Lorain
Tom Willoughby
Lynn Bolling
Orchard Beach
Bill Fabens
Bay Village
Carl Aves
Bill Pepitone
Pepitone
Zar-Olds
William Papstone
Bob Blockdale
Ron Krews
Diyrta
Ear-Olds
Dave Samaritani
Charles Madhock
Jack Moyes
Bee
Jim Luther
Jerry Franhaus
Tab
Sian Luts
Dimmy Thom
Peter White
Norwalk
Jarnold Schuessler
Lees
Wildcats Open Drills as New Season Begins
NEW LONDON Wildcats hold first practice as coach Don Jerry and assistants greet 33 candidates. Key lettermen like Lynn Bolling return, with many underclassmen. Lakeland Conference foes include Clearview, Huron, Amherst, Vermillion and Wellington. Season opener slated against Loudonville after a Friday Huron preview.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Don Jerry
Les Meyers
John McGowan
Ave
Lynn Bolling
Theyjof
Wildcats
Jerry
Lakeland
Clearview
Huron
Amherst
Vermillion
Wellington
Seixas Opens U S Singles at Forest Hills
Vic Seixas of Philadelphia opened the U S singles championship at the West Side Tennis Club in Forest Hills. Fresh from a National Doubles victory with Tony Trabert, he was the favorite to defeat Army Lt Spencer Brent of Dallas in the day’s first match as 42 opening-day tilts began with four American seeds and three foreign seeds idle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Hills
Vic Seixas
Philadelphia
U. S
Center Covort
West Side Tennis Club
Tony Trabert
Cincinnati
Australia
New York City
Line Scores Of Major League Games Summary
Major League line scores show Baltimore and Boston with 38 to 1 hit totals and specific pitchers noted. Other games mention Cleveland winning 3 to 1 over Washington and New York scoring in various innings against opponents. National League results include Philadelphia and Chicago, with pitchers and scoring summarized for each contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Boston
Knution
Kemmerer
Minder
White
Plither
Renae
Loatoy i
Breton
Golf Tips From 1954: Backpin Shot and Stance Essentials
The article outlines fundamentals for backpin golf shots, advising a midway ball position between the feet, a slightly back stance with weight toward the left foot, and an open stance. It cautions against excess wrist action and flicking the ball, noting that solid contact on the downswing drives the ball. It also references a projected 1954 publication with minor score and player notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sithe
Howie
Trabert, Brown in Nassau final at Glen Cove tennis
Defending champion Tony Trabert meets San Francisco’s Tom Brown in the Nassau invitation tennis tournament final at Glen Cove New York. The windup match determines the event winner with both players billed as top contenders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Cove
Tony Trabert
New York
Tom Brown Je
San Francisco
Godfrey New Coach at Ohio State Buckeyes
Veteran grid coach Ernie Godfrey was named freshman coach for Ohio State University by head coach Woody Hayes. The Friday announcement confirms Godfrey joins the Buckeyes staff to guide first year players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ernie Godfrey
Ohto State University Buckeyes
Woody Hayes
Godfrey
Seariet
Grey
Old Timers to Face Lehman & Johnson Real tors in Cascade
Sixteen Old Timers tee off Sunday at Cascade at 2 pm in a contest with Lehman Johnson Realtors. Manager Don Adderman names six pitchers led by Ed Kubuski as probable starter with Ed Talarek Bill Blhke Les Drages Doug Birch and George Tulk likely to see action. Infield includes Bob Yanke Howard Cole Vic Stewart Jim Tompkins and Adderman. outfield Tom Wilkins Dave Anton Joe Watson with subs Lee Kettering and George Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lehman & Johnson Realtors
Cascade
Don Adderman
Ed Kubuski
Ed Talarek
Bill Blhke
Les Drages
Doug Birch
George Tulk
Bob Yanke
Howard Cole
Vic Stewart
Jim Tompkins
Adderman
Tom Wilkins
Dave Anton
Joe Watson
Lee Kettering
George Johnson
Lehman & Johnson
Holman Cleared of Charges at City College
Nat Holman was cleared of all misconduct in CCNY 1951 basketball scandal. State Education Commissioner Lewis E. Wilson reinstated him as Associate Professor of Hygiene with back pay from Nov 18 1952, while leaving coach duties to the Hygiene Department after Labor Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
City College of New York
Nat Holman
Lewis E. Wilson
Wilson
Holman
CCNY
City Board of Higher Education
Buell Gallagher
City College
Department of Hygiene
Pick New Head Coach At Norwalk St. Paul
Norwalk St. Paul high school names Andy Andreyejski as new head football coach succeeding William Mazzacco who resigned to take a post at Fremont Ross Junior High. Andreyejski arrives from Berlin Heights and is a Mount Union graduate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwalk
O. WS
Andy Andreyejski
Norwalk St. Paul High School
William Mazzacco
Fremont Ross Junior High
Andreyejski
St. Paul
Berlin Heights
Mount Union
Garver Says He Is Better Pitcher Now Than When He Won 20
Detroit pitcher Ned Garver argues his ERA and breaking pitches show improvement this year over 1951 when he went 20 12 with the Browns. He attributes gains to knee surgery and refined control, noting he hopes to win at least 15 games this season and more next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ned Garver
Detroit
St. Louis Browns
Tigers
Garver
Browns
Ney
Ohio
Ned
Schenectady Little League World Champions Ride Home
Schenectady’s Little League team returned from Williamsport with a 7-5 victory over Colton California to claim the world title. A celebratory banquet and city hall reception greeted the players as fans waved from a fire engine parade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamsport
Schenectady
Louis
Colton
Calif
Ifinata
Also Mentioned on This Page
Gene Conley
West Westrum
Don] Mueller
Gil Hodges
Walt Moryn
Lawrence
Bill Sarm
Wrtaer i Serrzea
Qualite
Ira Azty
Plymouth
O'Connor
Willoughby
Elyrians
Young O’connor
Gratton
Elyria Catholic High
Werhington
Peer
Neragon
Tipton
Fox
Zuvezint
Grayap Ani Wison
House
Moorman
Berra
Zaverink
Poo
Laagur
Winsat Philacelphia
Colcago
Lels
Dickson
Burges
Kupples
Trece
Davis
Ane Gasagele
Davia
Pxteburen
Buyron
Shrpart
Aiwel Hy. Noxhel
Semmicx
Golf School
BY Sammy Sneead
West Virginia
Spar
John F. Dille Co
Walker
Lawrener
Starey
Brazil
Ware
Berns
Rice
Staley
Cocker Pups
Shady Vale Kennels
Canter Ridge Rd
Norwalk St. Paul
Jack Cuddy
Cops
Beau
Nolen
America
Farm Bureau
Farm Bureau Agents
Gertrude Bryant W. Lorain
Oberita, O
H. A. Garman Columbia
Robert Mason
Bigris
Fester Ave
Ercile Eaton
Hewthorne Biri
C. J. Springer
Spring St
Bob) Aldrich
West Mom St
Latbronge, O
N. J. Hoskin
Harvey Lewis
Winckles
Clarence Farey
Penfield Ave
Masonic Temple
Julius Wilcox
Mgr
CTL U
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!