Elyria Pioneers Preview Deep 1951 Lineup For Akron Test
Elyria High Pioneers under Coach Bill Coyer show a deep veteran core in scrimmages against Norwalk and Akron Central. The squad features seniors at most positions with a mix of new guards George Tilberg and Jim Rutter among others, plus backfield pairings Shaffer Alexander and the Jones twins. A second unit includes Caywood Jacobs and Hopkins, while nonplayable notes cover Schumar family ties and local sports figures.
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John Marshall
Carl Caywood
Frank Jacobs
Bill Hopkins
Jim Rutter
Bernie Kasper
Don Dean
Tom Gwin
Bill Benson
Chuck Rankin
Lynn Kothe
Dick Kosco
Ron Belilottie
Panthers Aim For Improvement On 1950 Grid Record
Elyria Catholic High's Panthers prepare for a seven game 1950 season opener against Lakewood St Edward's at Lakewood on Sept 16. Coach Bill Smyth expands from 14 to 29 players, with 12 lettermen, emphasizing offense and a stronger line while backfield experience remains thin.
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Gulf Road School
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Dick Tarnowski
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Ron Gilgenbach
Don Plas
Bob Haas
Ken Rothgery
Bill Bahl
Hank Janowicz
Jack Kaminski
Line Scores Of Major League Games And Browns Exhibition
National and American League line scores dominate the page with games featuring the New York and Brooklyn batters, including winning and losing pitchers and final tallies. The piece notes Brownsff players missing action against the Lions, with several stars sidelined.
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College All-Stars
New York Yanks
Yanks
Browns
Marion Motley
George Young
Chubby Grigg
Rex Bumgardner
Dom Moselle
Bumgardner
Lin Houston
Lions
Injured Boxer Georgie Flores Granted Chance To Live
In a late night update from St. Clare's Hospital the 20 year old Brooklyn welterweight was listed as still critical and unconscious after an emergency operation to relieve a brain clot. He had been knocked out in eight rounds by Roger Donoghue at Madison Square Garden and was rushed to hospital Wednesday night. No further operations are planned.
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Georgie Flores
St. Clare's Hospital
Brooklyn
Flores
St. Clare's
Roger Donoghue
Yonkers
Madison Square Garden
Schedule Favors Yanks In American Flag Race
New York leads the remaining 1951 AL schedule as the Yankees are favored over Cleveland and Boston in the pennant race. The survey notes home and away records and division placements, with Philadelphia and St. Louis counted as first division teams due to a tight NL battle.
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United Press
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St. Louis
Braves tryout by 20 year old Wettlaufer in Atlanta
Andrew Wettlaufer a Boston native and former United States Military Academy cadet is trying out for the Atlanta Crackers after a 30 day terminal leave. He hasn’t played since June but baseball men are impressed by his throwing form. Meanwhile Columbia VFW 9340 clinched the City Softball League second half title with a 10 0 victory over VF W 1079 United Polish Club and VF W tied for second, setting up a best of three series for the season championship next week. Roland Martin’s four hit shutout helped Columbia post a six and one record for the second half.
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Jack Smith
Martin
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Standings and scores from major leagues and associations
YESTERDAY RESULTS include Philadelphia beating Cleveland 2 and Boston defeating Detroit 4. Today's games list matches Cleveland against St Louis and Chicago against Detroit with pitchers Lemon McDonald Rogovin and Stuart. American, National, and International leagues show standings for Brooklyn New York Boston St Louis Philadelphia Pittsburgh Chicago and others with several results and upcoming games.
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Indians Drop From First As Athletics Sweep Three At Cleveland
The Philadelphia Athletics under Jimmy Dykes knocked the Indians from first place by taking two of three in Cleveland, winning the decisive rubber 6 to 2 behind Morris Martin’s eight hitter. Martin notched his 10th win while Bobby Feller fell short in his bid for a 21st victory. Ferris Fain hit twice as the Athletics continued their late charge, while Bob Kennedy homered for Cleveland and dropped a crucial fly ball that allowed three runs. The Yankees idle, still within a half game, face an open date as the Indians next meet the Browns in a night game.
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Pirates Beat Giants 16-9 as Kiner Slams 37th Home Run
Ralph Kiner belted his 37th homer in the ninth to spark a 16-9 Pirates victory over the Giants. Pittsburgh surged to sixth place, seven games behind the Dodgers, after a dramatic late rally.
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Red Sox Rally Behind Kinder In One Hit Relief
Ellis Kinder pitched four innings of one hit scoreless relief to support Boston as Chuck Stobbs earned his ninth win on the salvage effort. The Red Sox moved to within four percent of the skid Indians after a late explosion including Bobby Doerr delivering a homer a double and a run scoring fly amid a 4 2 lead in the fifth and six more runs in the ninth.
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Kinder
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