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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1951
Page
3
Casey Stengel, manager of the New York Yankees, says fans should select the All Star manager along with the nine starters. He admits bias toward his own pennant winners and argues the game belongs to the fans. Teammates Ralph Kiner and Freddie Hutchinson back the idea.
Castle's Wallpaper faces All Stars on Cascade Park diamond in a key Class B game that could tie West Side Lumber and Coal for first place. West Side Lumber, 5 2 on the season, and Castle's and West Side Lumber both stand 4 2. Also on schedule at Ely Stadium loop between IC O Fr No 103 and Savings Deposit Bank, both 2 4, at 6 o'clock.
McKinley midgets Sans eee velt beat Roosevelt 9 to 8 Monday afternoon at McKinley. Tom Zeck and Billy Gast starred with two hits each while Hoot Gibson pitched the victory. Roosevelt starter Joe Wamingion Sakal left in the fifth. Ken Bennett took over catching duties by Nemeth. All-Star and league notes follow with standings and yesterday results across major circuits.
The Annus Lorain County Softball Tournament will stage two games Thursday evening at the Lexington Avenue field. Lorain Canadian Legion faces Elyria United Polish Club at 8 45 and Lorain Twentieth Century meets Elyria Home Radio at 9 45.
U S singles champion Art Larsen was left off the Davis Cup squad to meet Japan in Louisville July 21 23. The selected players are Dick Savitt Herb Flam Billy Talbert and Tony Trabert with Larsen listed as a squad member alongside Gardnar Mulroy Vic Seixas and Ham Richardson.
Exhibition baseball shows Pittsburgh and Chicago Cubs games with scoring details and pitchers. The Eagles Little League team will practice at Allen School diamond Wednesday at 6 o clock under Manager Jack Siffert with all players to attend.
Sixta Oscar Dooley, in charge of finance for the Orange Bowl Committee, says negotiations on a new contract could raise team returns. In Montreal, Tony Janko lost a unanimous 10 round decision to Laurent Dauthuille, who weighed 157 1/2 pounds for a six pound edge. Columbus Red Birds acquire Elroy N Joyce from Houston and assign Donald Kohler to Winston-Salem. Ticket payouts at Chisholm Trail and Dwight Morris reach 257.20. Becks previously in Hawaii and China as missionaries. Vacationing Robert Boose visits Cedar Falls with his parents before a three week western trip.
El Rey Grotto will sponsor a trip to Cleveland for baseball fans including wives and Masonic friends. Monarch Joe Boddy has game tickets with chartered bus transportation. Tickets must be purchased by next Monday or tickets will be returned.
Tickets are available at Powers and Dairley Lawsons and from Bob Champions for the Cleveland Indians Brook lyn Dodgers feature game at the Cleveland stadium on August 16. Oberlin has 268 reserved seats to be sold and paid for by July 25. After the game the Cleveland Baseball Federation will mail a $1 check to the Oberlin American League for tickets sold in Oberlin. Money will buy bats balls and catcher's gear. About 190 youngsters participate in the Oberlin baseball season and need equipment. Tickets are also handled at the Chamber of Commerce office.
The Huntington Home Circle met at the home of Mrs. Walter LaVon for July with good attendance and a lunch by the committee. A picnic is planned for August at a roadside park south of Spencer. The Ladies Aid meets Wednesday afternoon at the Grange Hall. Other notes include visits from Hoboken and Michigan relatives and a pony injury to Carol Hawley. Choir plans a July paper drive and Bible school begins late July.
Rev N M Weyrick delivered Have Faith in God at the 930am service in Vincent Methodist Church. A Lakeside conference report by Mrs Nellie Harnish was shared. The official board meets Thursday July 13 at 7 pm and the Progressive class at 8 pm in the church parlors. Mrs Elmer Keller played piano. A farewell party honored Mr and Mrs John Carpenter and children of Bradenton Florida at the Schieferstein home with a lawn picnic. The Carpenters, former Vincent residents, sail for Florida Wednesday.
A college class debate with Thornton Wilder over life beyond Earth. The narrator contests the claim that Earth is the only inhabited planet, citing Venus and Mars as possible habitats and urging openness to cosmic possibilities. The piece notes scientists’ growing view that life elsewhere is plausible while mocking Wilder’s stance. Rapid progress reports on housing for Nauru’s natives are included.
A reader endorses Rex Hunters dog powders for itching and skin irritation in dogs. The note claims rapid improvement in coat condition and reduced scratching after regular use, suggesting readers try the product for persistent skin distress.
Iowa congressman Thomas E. Martin denounces an excise tax plan extending to fountain pens and mechanical pencils. He warns it would harm literacy and hit dependents using affordable writing instruments, urging Sen. Tom Connally to reconsider and noting Treasury testimony omission.
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