Elyria High to Play in Seventh North South All Star Game
According to Akron reports Elyria High will be represented in the Seventh Annual North-South All-Star football game at Akron's Rubber Bowl. Don Morris will share center duties with George Tratcoff, joining fellow Lake Erie League stars and players from Cleveland Heights Sandusky Fremont Ross and Barberton. Chuck Biffle of Warren Harding coaches the North and George Vicrebome of Zanesville coaches the South. a coaching school runs alongside the game with reservations via Bob Harper.
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Elyria High
Elyria
Don Morris
George Tratcoff
Younistown Seth
A Eigere Ie
Lee Morris
Lake Erie
Elyrian
Dave Jones
Cleveland Heights
Tei Schwanger
Jim Holzmiller
Sandusky
John Lewis O Fremont Ross
Bob Whetstone
Barberton
Chuck Biffle
Warren Harding
George Vicrebome
Zanesville
Lash High
Bob Harper
Gene
Eagles Clinch Fourth Straight in Little League West
Elyria Eagles win their fourth straight in Little League West action at Lappin Field, edging American Legion Post 12 6 5, as Thurman Taylor earns the win and Ron Medock takes the loss. United Polish Club blasts early runs, but the Eagles rally with a four-run fifth inning to seal the victory.
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Elyria Magies
Lappin Field
American
Legion Past
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Elyria Eagles
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Thurman Taylor
American Legion
Ron Medock
Jim Olmsted
Jim Jones
Gene Willoughby
Duane Tilberg
Joey Maxim
Sugar Ray Robinson
Dick Novak
Paul Walker
Albert Yvel
South Africa
Novak
Israel
UPC
Robinson
Chuck Lewick
Earl Webb
Maxim
Tor Zeck
Steve Bako
Local Fairways Playoff Sets First-Half Champion in Twi-Lite League
In Sunday playoff action at 12:30, Coach-Uthe Company and Spring Valley vie to decide the Twi-Lite Golf League first-half champions. Spring Valley claimed the National Division title with a 6-2 win over Urban's Rumpus Room, while Coach-Uthe led the American Division earlier this week. Final standings place Spring Valley atop the National Division with 52 points, Read's Jewelers close behind at 51, and multiple clubs competing for the remaining positions.
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Spring Valley
Uthe
Spring Valley Country Club
Read's Jewelers
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Rum Pus Room
Read's
Jewelers
Team No
Nelson Stud
Ray's
Torgery Shop
Supper Club
Perry- Fay
Timms Springs Company
Kohlmyer HardWare
Olympic Recreation
Perry Fay
Pete Sukey
Arnald Michael
Bob McIlvaine
Jim Cirigliano
Kurt Schalkner
Andy Milehen
Leroy Curley
al Staskrews
Paul Fritz
Max Jalowiec
Frank Rybareyk
Frank Clavina
Frank Smith
Jack Betts
Joe Kuneh
Jim Strawbridge
Bud Shedron
Bill Couch
Wayne Darby
iBen Caserta
American
Couch-Uthe Company
Ray's ‘Place
Toggery Shop
Timms Spring Company
Pers-Fay
Urban's Rumpus Room
Team
Nelsson Stud
Perry-Fay
Indians And Dodgers May Make World Tour
The Cleveland Indians and the Brooklyn Dodgers discussed a possible world tour to showcase baseball abroad. Players voiced reservations about the plan citing travel and payout concerns, while officials eyed a tentative October start with games in Honolulu and Japan.
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Nate Colin
Cleveland
Chicago White Sox
New, York Giants
King and Queen
England
Grocers Lead City Class B Softball. Bendix-Westinghouse Breaks Tie
Smitty's Grocery moved undisputed first in the City Class B Softball League by beating C A Olsen Company 8-7 at Lexington Avenue field. Cherney's Beverages, previously unbeaten, fell 11-3 to Bendix-Westinghouse, which earned its first win of the season. The Smitty's-Olsen clash was tied 6-6 after five innings before Smitty's pulled ahead with a run in the seventh.
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Toggery Shop
Gibby
Lexington Avenue
Joep
Calumet Farm
Calumet
Arlington
Smitty's Grocery
C. A. Olsen Company
Cherney’s Beverages
Red Caps
Bendix-Westinghouse
Smitty's Grocery and
Olsen Company
Smitty's
Cherney's Beverage
Roll Areta
Grafton PX Drugs
Bone Radio
Pfaudler Company
Bendix-Weatinghouse
Olsen
Harry
Legion Junior Baseball Tournament Dates Confirmed
Legion Post No. 12 announces the annual district junior baseball tournament will be held July 12 13 19 and 20 in Norwalk. Teams from the district including Elvira will compete after the local Lorain County double elimination victory secured qualification.
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American Legion
John J. Kolopos
Legion Post No. 12
Norwalk
Elvria
Lorain County
Ely Stadium, Cascade win in Glass D League play
Ely Stadium earned its second straight win by routing Elyria Catholic 10 to 2 on a diamond. Cascade defeated Hamilton 10 to 7 in the other game as Cascade debut and Hamilton loss marked a doubleheader. Lewis pitched Ely Stadium to victory with 12 strikeouts, Jones had three hits for Cascade, while Freeman started for Elyria Catholic and took the loss.
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Walloping
Elyria Catholic
Cascade
Hamilton
Elyria Catholie
Lewis
Freeman
Doug Jones
Bennett
Shaffer
Corley
Maple
Paul Sinis
Castade
Stacia Nyria Catholic
Ely
Lewis and
Elyria
Catholic Freemans Schork
Jane Schork
Shilling
Fight Results From Henna Top Card Highlightups
Philadelphia reports Kid Gavilan stopped Turner in welterweight bout while Armand Savoie outpointed Johnny Greco in Montreat. Gene Takach outpointed Sal DiGuardia in Brooklyn.
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Henna
Montreat
Armand Savoie
Montreal
Johnny Greco
Tentyeal
Brooklyn
Gene Takach
Trenton
Sal DiGuardia
New York
Rolfe Fired as Detroit Manager in MLB Shakeup
Red Rolfe was relieved of his Detroit manager duties as the Tigers sank to eighth place with no ninth. Freddie Hutchinson, the relief pitcher, was installed in the dugout, a move seen as relief for a struggling club that lacked hitters above .300 and counted arsine as its lone winning pitcher.
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Rolfe
Detroit
Freddie Hutchinson
Arsine
Legion Juniors at Lorain to face Bonk Cafe nine
The American Legion Juniors travel to Lorain for a return game with Bonk Cafe of the Steel City at City Field. First meeting last week saw Bonk Cafe win 4 to 1. The contest is slated for 6 o clock.
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Lorain
Bonk Cafe
Steel City
City
Bonk Cafe Nine
Freeman to Join Ohio State Buckeyes in September
Cincinnati Hughes High School star Robin Freeman, captain of his team, announced he will enter Ohio State University in September. The All-Ohio basketball standout from Cincinnati says he will play for the Buckeyes.
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OSU
Robin Freeman
Cincinnati Hughes High School
Ohio State University
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Buckeyes
Try and Stop Me by Yogi Berra at Penn Station
The piece lampoons Yogi Berra as a roving Yankee star near Ring Lardner's busher. It notes a road trip with his baggage and his quips about two weeks away. A teammate reads about heart disease on the train while Yogi jokes with him.
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Lardner
Yogi
Penn Station
Bobby Brown
Bobby
Doc
Vic
Raschi
Gavilan Turns Puncher and Stops Turner in 7th Round
Kid Gavilan, the welterweight champion, shifted from speed to power and knocked out the youthful Sil Turner at 2:47 of the 7th round before 39,025 at Municipal Stadium. Turner, a 21-year-old from Philadelphia, suffered a crushing loss after a fierce battle, with Gavilan finally delivering decisive blows in the 10th and 11th rounds before the referee halted the bout. Turner earned about $40,000 for his share of the gate from the largest welterweight gate in the venue’s history.
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Gil Turner
Municipal Stadium
Philadelphia
Gavilan
Turner
International Soundphoto
Jack Cuddy
United Press
Sil Turner
Havana
Bobby Dykes
Reed
Miami Beach
Fla
Pete Tomascio
Charley Daggett
Lou Tress
Dykes Turner
Musial and Slaughter Lead Ninth All Star Contests
In Philadelphia the National League stars Stan Musial and Enos Slaughter headline the ninth All Star game appearance by both. Musial, age 31, seeks to surpass Joe DiMaggio's 13 selections with 11 prior player appearances, while Slaughter at 36 continues to post strong numbers, batting .314 this season and carrying an .313 average across eight past All Star games.
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Philadelphia
Stan Musial
Enos
Slaughter
Indians Near First Half Title In Midget League
North Eaton Indians beat Yankees 4 3 to rise from a three team deadlock in the North Eaton Midget League. Indians will chase the first half crown when they face Red Sox on Wednesday as the half closes next Monday. Bob Krosky pitched and batted with a five hitter and four trips, homering once and singles three times. John Bush added a homer and three singles. Petrokowski took the loss with three Yankee hits. Norris doubled and tripled for the winners.
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Indians
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Red Sox
Bob Krosky
John Bush
Jim Petrokowski
Yankee
Don Norris
Rowe
Aumians
H. Krosky
Reed
Petrokowski
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