Power Returns To Forefront In Elyria Sports Notes
Elyria area coaches discuss this season with guarded optimism. Elyria Catholic and Elyria High plan scrimmages with Ashland and John Marshall, while players like Al Junior, Bob McPherson, Jack Beal, Gary Glover, and Lee Atterson show promise. Also covered are local fishing reports in Sandusky Bay and area boxing and baseball broadcasts, plus a light transformer outage delaying a North Canton game.
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Joe Paul
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Jack Beal
Gary Glover
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Lee Atterson
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Ed Anderson
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Ron Mittler
Tank Rancour
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Joe Boyson
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Jim Schilens
Westlake
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Ed Sustersic
Bannister Ends Year With European 1500 Victory
Roger Bannister won the European 1500 meters in Berne, finishing five yards ahead of Denmark's Gunnar Nielsen in 3 43.8, the last major race of his season before retiring to focus on medical studies. Russia dominated the meet, with Czechoslovakia and other nations also strong. The note item also mentions fishing and wildlife news across Ohio, gun laws, and local bowling and club notices.
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Vladmir Kurtz
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Czechoslovakia
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Hungary
Germany
Elyria Speedway Feature Winners Highlight Busy Race Day
Elyria drivers led a crowded program at Lorain County Speedway with Paul Gott claiming his fourth feature win after a dramatic race set. Lois White and Joe Kocel also stood out in various events as Dick Jackson and Dick Taylor posted top finishes. A Serious crash sidelined Dick Fiebach with concussion symptoms, while tennis saw Elyria’s Ger ry Gaines and Leroy Johnson advance to the quarterfinals at Cascade Park.
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Ivan Hassel
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Cincinnati Is Champ In NF ABA Junior Tourney
Cincinnati defeated Louisville 64 to 0 to finish undefeated and win the 11th annual National Amateur Baseball Federation Junior Tournament in Altoona Pennsylvania on Saturday.
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Lions Name 1953 MVP From Detroit to Ypsilanti
Detroit Lions announce Stan Stansfield as the club's most valuable player for the 1953 season. The award, presented in Ypsilanti, underscores Stansfield's impact as a defensive end and team leader during a challenging year for the Lions.
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Indians Divide With Kansas City in Twin Bill
In American Association action Sunday Indianapolis led the standings as Kansas City split a doubleheader. Rocco Colavito and Joe Altobelli homered for the Indians in the first game, while Wallace Burinette earned the win for Kansas City in the nightcap 3 to 2. Louisville defeated Toledo 7 to 3, Columbus beat Charleston 5 to 3, and St Paul defeated Minneapolis 5 to 1.
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Joe Altobelli
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Braves Lose Behind Dodgers Rout In Milwaukee Pennant Push
The Milwaukee Braves’ dream of a miracle pennant ended after a doubleheader loss to the Brooklyn Dodgers, 12-4 and 11-4, at County Stadium. Dodgers erupt for 29 hits including four homers. Duke Snider and Gil Hodges drive in six and four. Giants split with the Cardinals as Musial, Mays power NL action. Yankees, Indians, and Redlegs add key wins in a chaotic baseball day.
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Tigers and A’s clash as doubleheader ends in rout and riot
Detroit Tigers sweep both games from the Philadelphia Athletics in a Sunday twin bill won 14 3 and 4 3. A benches emptied after a ninth inning brawl triggered by a beaning. Gromek and Fricano ejected. No serious injuries reported. Lou Limmer sprained thumb.
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Indians Sweep Red Sox as Lemon Notches 20th Victory
The Cleveland Indians win 6-2 and 1 in a doubleheader in Boston, led by Ray Narleski’s rookie relief role and Bob Lemon’s 20th win. Wertz and Doby homer for the Tribe, Rosen adds two RBIs, as Cleveland moves to a four game AL lead and heads for New York.
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Hudnutt and Cowell Reach Elyria Club Semi Finals
Local golfers art Hudnutt and Ford Cowell joined R. M. Timms in the Class A semi finals of the Elyria Country Club event, defeating Paul H. Roach 2 and 1. Hudnutt and Cowell advance after posting strong wins, with Timms to meet the winner of the Schmittt Mooney M vs Ray Craft semifinal. Don Guerney carded an eagle on the ninth, boosting Class B action.
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R. M. Timms
Elyria Country Club
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Lions and 49ers Lead Perfect Preseason Run
United Press reports the Detroit Lions San Francisco Forty-Niners and Los Angeles Rams posted undefeated exhibition records. Lions crushed Washington 37 7 Rams beat Crevers and Browns 3 10 and 49ers overwhelmed Cardinals Sunday. Saturday Packers beat Steelers 36 16 Eagles edged Bears 22. Includes golf results and weekend low scores with several names noted.
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Indian Box Scores Watuecanes SubsnP
Unclear fragmentary text references box scores and players McKisvey and Sutar. No readable event, date, or team clearly identified to establish a full headline or summary.
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LLW Sth Annual Banquet Tonight at VFW Hall
The fourth annual banquet will be held tonight at 6 30 PM in V F W Post 1073 hall with Jack Cresson Cleveland Indians public address announcer as guest speaker about 230 people including genesis league officials players and families expected to attend
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President Triumphs in VANDALIA Doubles Title Win
Maynard Henry was elected president of the American Irapshooting Association and led a North American doubles victory. Arnold Michaels scored 99 of 100 targets, Jimmy Cirigliano 70, with an eagle on the par 5 first hole. Cherry Ridge beat Western & Southern Life Insurance 644 to 344 to claim the City Golf League White Division crown, and will face Cinb Tristam in a critical Sept. 5 playoff. Subsequent rounds pit Schneider's Heating against the survivor on Sept. 12 as Bill Bulke handles reservations. Other notable scores included Frank Siykick 76 and Bo Sabo 7.
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Frank Siykick
Bo Sabo
Cleveland Triumphs Polo Club Race to 18th Win
The Cleveland Polo Club led by Jim Bahr defeated Nem Sa in a Penn Ohio league game, securing their 18th victory in 19 outings on Sunday.
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