Ohio State Coach Wes Fesler defends steady offense for 1950
Paul Hornung notes Fesler’s anger at talk of a radical offense change. Fesler says the current system is well liked by players and coaches, effective, and not to be junked. Elyria’s Vic Janowicz may be OSU quarterback or could shift to left half, with Tony Curcillo contesting the QB berth.
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The
Columbus Dispatch
Wes Fesler
Ohio State
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Hornung
Elyria
Vic Janowicz
Bucks
Tony Curcillo
Gussie Moran shows off leopard trim shorts and bangs
In New York Oscar Fraley reports Gussie Moran unveils leopard trimmed panties and shortened hair at Forest Hills amid Wimbledon chatter. Moran explains design input from Teddy Tinling, hints at possible pro tour, and dodges romance questions while recounting London and Wimbledon fashion reception.
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Oscar Fraley
United Presse
New York
J.P
Gussie Fcran
Monica
Calif
London
Margaret Osborne duPont
Anane
Santa Pond
Gussie
Teddy Tinling
Forest Hills Inn
Colonel Tinling
India
Colonel Tialing
Wimble- Gon
Lumber Team Wins Second Contest In County Tournament
Parsch Lumber & Coal of Elyria extended its unbeaten run in the Lorain County Championship Softball Tournament with a 4-1 win over Avon Lake Uluminating at Elyria Recreation Board field. Ollie Glass pitched a six hitter, fanning seven and walking six, with one run unearned in the sixth after an error, a walk and a single.
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Parsch Lumber & Coal
Elyria
Lorain County
Elyria Recreation Board
Lexington Avenue
Avon Lake Uluminating
Ollie Glass
Lumbermen
Three Tourney Contests Tonight In Lorain County Softball
Three Lorain County Championship Softball Tournament games are set at Elyria Recreation Board field on Lexington Avenue. First round action features Lorain Canadian Legion vs Elyria United Polish club at 7 pm, Elyria Koscos vs Lorain Twentieth Century at 8 pm, and Avon Merchants vs Roll Arena with elimination on the line. Koscos earlier beat Avon Merchants 6-5 and Lorain Twentieth Century topped Roll Arena 12-2. The loser of Avon Roll Arena is the first team eliminated in the double elimination format.
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Elyria Recreation Board
Lexington Avenue
Lorain Canadian Legion
Elyria United Polish Club
Elyria Koscos
Lorain Twentieth Century
Grips
Avon Merchants
Roll
Koscos
Roll Arena
Parsch Lumber tops Avon Lake in tight seven inning game
Frank Biada took the loss in a seven inning affair as Parsch Lumber outlasted Avon Lake 4 to 2. Andy Suetta delivered two singles and a double driving in three runs with a bases loaded double in the seventh to seal the victory while Biada fanned four and walked one.
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Glass
Frank Biada
Andy Suetta
Porsch Lumber
Suetta
Biada
Schroeder Advances In Western Open
Ted Schroeder of La Crescenta California moved to the second round of the Western Open in Indianapolis after a straightforward 6-1 6-2 victory over James Birr of Indianapolis. Seeded players won other first round matches with Billy Talbert and Herbie Flam advancing by bye or default as Grant Golden, Hamilton Richardson, and Glenn Bassett also posted wins.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Ted Schroeder
la Crescenta
Calif
James Birr
Schroeder
Billy Talbert
New York
Herbie Flam
Beverly Hills
Jack Tuero
New Orleans
Grant Golden
Chicago
Terry Brinkerhoff
Hamilton Richardson
Baton Rouge
Bob Martin
Glenn Bassett
Los Angeles
Kenneth Burton
Cleveland
Doran's 76 Sets Pace In Qualifier
A field of 16 row scorers opens match play in the 7ith Ohio Women's Golf Championship after yesterday's qualifying rounds. Claire Doran of Cleveland led with a one under par 77. She faces Mrs. Rey Wendahl of Davion after qualifying in 86. Peggy Kirk of Findlay and Carol Dirringer of Tiffin are also among the top contenders.
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Claire Doran
Cleveland
Ohio
Miss Doran
Rey Wendahl
Davion
Buckeye
Peggy Kirk
Carol Diringer
Tiffin
Miss Kirk
Van
Two Fire 67s In Amateur Tourney
In Cincinnati Ohio the Ohio Amateur Golf Championship second round begins after two 67s by 79 year olds and Richard Evans 35 32 67 and Tom Strange Jr 33 34 67 lead. Today's play narrows field to four Buckeye amateurs for tomorrow's match play while Don Finsterwald a 20 year old Ohio University sophomore posted two under par 70.
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Cincinnati
O —U
Ohio
Richard Evans
Shaker
Cloverbrook
Don Finsterwald
Ono University
Major League Attendance Dips Across Baseball
About 1,700 fewer fans per day are attending major league games in 1949 compared with 1949. Eleven of sixteen clubs report drops from slight declines to a 53 percent fall for the Athletics, with American League down 11 percent and National League down 7.5 percent. Only the Philadelphia Phillies show a notable gain, 22 percent, while Yankees and Indians near two million in 1949 face tougher totals this season.
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A.P
St. Louis Browns
Philadelphia Athletics
Philadelphia Phillies
Detroit Tigers
Boston Red Sox
A. L
Brooklyn Dodgers
Chicago Cubs
N. L
New York Yankees
Cleveland Indians
Yankees
Cleveland
Athletics
Boston Braves
Cincinnati Reds
Four Little League Teams Remain Tied for Lead
Four teams in the Little League standings are tied for first as play resumes at the Elyria Recreation Board Lexing ton Avenue field after a lull. No champion has emerged as the schedule reaches mid season, with all four squads level and in contention.
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Little League
Elyria Recreation Board
Lexington Avenue
September Little League Standings Lead Four-Way Tie
United Polish Club beat V.F.W. Post 1079 4-1 in extra innings to tighten the standings while Elyria Eagles defeated American Legion Post 12 6-4, creating a four way tie. Walker pitched a three hitter for United Polish Club with Bolinski giving up 10 hits for V.F.W. Post 1079.
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Elyria Eagles
American Legion Post
Paul Walker
Jack Bolinski
V F.W. Post
Walker
Charles Madhock
Bill Bruce
Seton
Vsesecorsen
Sandusky Reverses Ottawa Deal to Join Browns
John Sandusky ex Villanova tackle who signed with Ottawa Rough Riders returned his contract and will play for the Cleveland Browns. Drafted No 2 by the Browns he will appear in the Chicago All-Star game before reporting to the Browns Bowling Green camp alongside teammate Chubby Grigg.
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John Sandusky
Villanova
Ottawa Rough Riders
Cleveland Browns
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Browns
Paul Brown
John Henry
Chicago
Bowling Green
Brown
Chubby Grigg
F Teams Close 1st Half Season Final Games
The F League wraps its first half with two games at 6 pm. American Legion Cubs meet West Side Sumter at Cascade Park while All Stars face Roger-Braninger Jewelers at Ely Stadium. Idle is 1.0.0-F No. 103 already crowned half champ.
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American Legion Cubs
West Side Sumter
Cascade Park
All Stars
Roger- Braninger Jewelers
Ely Stadium
F. No
Approve Opening Date Change For Spring Camps
Major league teams may open spring training before March 1 next season with players not compelled to report early. National and American Leagues approved the rule at a Chandler presided meeting ahead of the All Star game. The existing ban on spring exhibitions before the second Saturday of March remains in place.
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Chicago
A. B
Happy) Chandler
Marty Marion
St. Louis Cardinals
Freddie Hutchinson
Detroit
American League
Joe Cronin
Boston Red Sox
George Trautman
Final Games In Church League Play
The Elyria Church Softball League held its first half games yesterday. United Presbyterian beat Amherst Four Square Gospel 14 to 7 at Amherst with Chuck Vecumer earning the win. Hungarian Evangelical and Reformed won by forfeit over Elyria Baptist at Roosevelt School. Grace Lutheran, rested yesterday, had won four straight to lead the half. Hungarian Evangelical and Reformed moved to 3-1, United Presbyterian 2-2, Elyria Baptist 1-3, Amherst Four Square Gospel 0-4.
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Amherst Four Square Gospel
Amherst
Hungarian Evangelical
Reformed
Elyria Baptist
Roosevelt School
Chuck Vecumer
United Presbyterian- Amherst
Grace Lutheran
Lumber Nine Cards Game At Columbia
Parsch Lumber and Coal travels to Columbia Garman's in the Lorain Medina Class A League for an independent game. Players report at 6 15 p m with the game set for 6 30 p m.
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Parsch Lumber and Coal
Columbia Garman’s
Lorain-Medina
Parsch Lumber
Power-Laden American League Favored In All-Star Battle
The American League, boasting heavy hitters, was favored to beat the National League in the 17th annual All-Star game at Comiskey Park. Vic Raschi would start for the AL with Robin Roberts for the NL, as sellout crowds awaited a classic honoring Connie Mack. Temperature near 88 with sunny skies and scalpers charging high prices marked game day.
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Philadelphia Phils
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Chicago
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United Press
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Tri- Uumphanet
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New York Yankees
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Connie Mack
Philadelpia Athletics
Mack
John McGraw
Babe Ruth
Eeeem Waal
Emo Mulive Bucss
A. B
Chandler
Roberts
Casey
Burt Shotton
Brooklyn
Jackie Robinson
George Kell
Detroit
Boxer Willie Pep Suspended Over Wedding Fallout
National Boxing Association suspends featherweight champ Willie Pep indefinitely after missing weigh in for a non title bout to wed Dolores Von Frenchell in Elkton Maryland Promoter Goldie Ahearn faces action as the District of Columbia Boxing Commission and 47 states enforce the suspension Pep remains champion but cannot fight until the Bell bout proceeds in New York state not under NBA rule.
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National Boxing Association
Willie Pep
Pep
Hartford
Willie
Elkton
Dolores M. von Frenchell
Norman
Lou Viscusi
Viscusi
Goldie Ahearn
District of Columbia Boxing Commission
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