Elyria High Seeks New Director of Athletics
Elyria superintendent Lynn Nicholas weighs candidates to replace Ralph Bauer as Elyria High School athletic director. Principal George Miraben may be asked to take the post but could decline due to workload. Other notes cover Reds tryouts in Akron, changes at Elyria Country Club, a Merchants Division vote on a golf party, and Local sports and racing news.
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Tuff) Bauer
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Elyria to Sell Tickets for Indians Reds Exhibition Game
Paul J. Corbin announces advance ticket sales in Elyria for the Cleveland Cincinnati exhibition game at Municipal Stadium on Monday night August 4. Proceeds support local amateur groups with $1.15 from each Elyria ticket to the recreation fund. Lions Club Little League Mothers Auxiliary join the drive with The Men’s Shop as ticket HQ.
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Couch-Uthe and Toggery Cop In Blooper League
Couch-Uthe and Toggery Shop won Blooper League games at Lexington Avenue field. Couch-Uthe beat Erb Radio 14 to 5 with Kehler and Shestina going 3 for 4 and Schrader Smith and Simmons adding two safeties each. Toggery Shop toppled Fruehauf Trailer 12 to 10 as Gast homered for the winners and Duscha went deep for the Trailer.
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Bob Duscha
Johnson
Wayne Whyte
Continue Probe of Toledo Club
Assistant Chief Prosecutor Harry Friberg said he would continue laying groundwork as the grand jury investigates the sale of the Toledo Mud Hens to Danny Menendez into its second day. Dan Overmyer said his bid was rejected due to pressure from the West and that he offered more than Menendez.
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Line Scores Major League Line Scores Major League
American League games span 16 innings with Cleveland and New York posting wide totals. McDonald picks up the win in game one while Gorman does so in game two. Detroit and Washington tally 9-4. Chicago beats Boston 7-3. National League shows Roberts winning for Philadelphia over Pittsburgh, Wade over Cincinnati, and Leonard besting Burdette in a Boston-Chicago matchup.
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Hamilton predicts 16 Olympic track records in play
U S coach Brutus Hamilton forecast 16 of 24 track and field marks at the Olympics may fall if conditions favor records. He named seven U C Berkeley athletes as likely record breakers and listed several current marks he expects to be challenged or surpassed in events from pole vault to 800 meters.
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Chinese Communist May Start Olympic Fight
Sheng Shih Tai, a Red Chinese official, seeks to push the IOC to allow a Chinese team to compete as the Chinese Communist group. He warned a compromise to include both Chinese factions would not be approved. Meanwhile Avery Brundage was elected president of the IOC, signaling a pro free world stance amid US and soccer results.
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Davey Seeks Gavilan Title Shot After Win Over Basilio
Chuck Davey beat Carmen Basilio by unanimous decision in Chicago to avenge a prior draw and press for a welterweight title bout with Kid Gavilan. LBC chair Jim Norris may require another bout before a Gavilan clash, with Davey proposing a one month layoff then a September or October shot. Basilio contested the decision, insisting he deserved the win as Davey said he was cut and bleeding.
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New York State Boxing Commission
Erhart Kramer’s Win In 10th After Late Surge
Erhart Kramers defeated Akron Log Cabin Inn 8 to 7 in ten innings after Log Cabin Inn tied the score with a ninth inning two run homer. Clyde Owens singled driving in Jim Myers for the winning run as Dan Limpert and Frank Moehle homered for Erhart with Crow and Davis also homering for Akron.
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Eagles Seek Second Half Title in West League Showdown
Eagles clash with American Legion Post No 12 at 7 15 on Lappin Field aiming to extend a perfect 6 0 record and clinch the Little League West half championship while American Legion sits 2 4. In a 6 o clock game V F W Post No 1079 faces United Polish Club with Vets at 1 5 and UPC at 3 3.
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Elks Lodge Bowling Sign Up for Elyria League
Elyria Elks Lodge No. 465 asks all members to return bowling league cards to Lodge Secretary Gerald Nau by Saturday. John W. Moore chairs the bowling committee with Maurice McIntire Bill Morris Bob Kiely Scott Morrison and Fred Cox as members.
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Three E Games Scheduled Today
Three Clay Hot Stove League games are on the schedule today at 6 PM. The All-Stars play West Side Lumber at Elyria Catholic High, Savings Deposit Bank faces American Legion Cubs at Cascade, and Castle's Wallpaper meets 1.0.C. F. No. 103 at Ely Stadium. Castle's Wallpaper holds a perfect 6–0 record.
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Hamilton Wins 13-7 in Class D League Game
Hamilton captured a 13 to 7 victory at Ely Stadium over Elyria Catholic Cascade. Krupar pitched two innings before Paones took over in the third and finished. Traxler and Davis were the losing battery. A Minnick led Hamilton with three hits in as many at bats. Score for Elyria Catholic Cascade not reported.
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Stengel Sees Yanks Win Pennant By Nine In Twin Bill
Casey Stengel predicts a nine game margin for the Yankees to win the pennant after they beat the Indians 8 7 in 10 innings and 7 4. The Yankees, led by Yogi Berra home run and Hank Bauer's late single, pull 4 1/2 games ahead as Allie Reynolds and Vic Raschi loom as aces for the doubleheader finale. Bob Feller faces the Yankees, with Gill McDougald homering in the opener and Tom Gorman winning in relief. In other action, the Red Sox top the White Sox 7 3 and the Tigers blank the Senators 9 0. Dodgers top Reds, Giants beat Cards in 10, Phils win over Pirates.
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Phillies Edge Pirates 8-7 In Hot Late Rally
Yesterday's star Connieburgh homered and drove in three as the Phillies beat the Pirates 8-7 in a tense major league clash. Ryan led the surge with key hits and the comeback stalled Pittsburgh's late push.
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Richards eyes Olympic record in farewell outdoor jump
Pole vaulter Bob Richards, 26, ordained parson and La Verne College philosophy instructor, predicts he will not reach 15 feet due to rutty runways and Finnish wind but hopes to raise the Olympic standard of 14 feet 3 1/4 inches by at least 6 inches in his final outdoor appearance. He notes indoor jumping will follow and warns about deteriorating runways as qualifiers begin.
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