Elyria High retools athletic staff for 1950 51 season
Elyria High School plans a major shakeup in athletic personnel for 1950 51 led by Superintendent Lynn Nicholas with input from Athletic Director Ralph Bauer and head coaches. Eight coaches will handle high school duties up from six, with football to see the largest changes across varsity reserve and freshman levels. New assignments favor qualified coaches, and a notable new grade school addition, Ray Wilson, joins a largely restructured staff across centers and sports.
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Elyria High School
Elyria High
Ohio
Lynn Nicholas
Board of Education
Board
Nicholas
Ralph F. Bauer
Harold E. Eibling
Bill Coyer
John Sheldon
Bob Raeder
Hal Block
Ernie Curcillo
Carl Hall
Bob Ringer
A. N. Smith
Hall
South Center
Hamilton
Orrville
Johnny Cabas
Sheldon
East Center
McKinley
Block
Baeder
Carcillo
Ringer
Smith
Ray Wilson
Ohio University
Wilson
Cliff Stubblefield
Bob Hersman
Zvosec
Stubblefield
North Center
Ely
Hersman
West Center
Jeffer
South
Ascot Park
Cleveland-Akron Highway Oval
Henry Green
Legion Cubs Defeat All Stars 6-2 in City Class F League
American Legion Cubs secure their first second-half win in the City Class F Baseball League at Cascade Park. Don Gibson fires a four hitter with four walks and three strikeouts as the Cubs beat the All Stars 6 to 2.
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Legion Cubs
All Stars
American Legion Cubs
Cascade Park
Don Gibson
Cubs
All Stars Top Cubs Behind Yuhas Pitching Trio’s Backs
Ralph Yuhas pitched for the All Stars giving up 10 hits with four walks and four strikeouts. Armand Hess Bud Berthold and Dick Kneiss each had two hits for the winners. The second game between L O O F No 103 and West Side Lumber was postponed at Ely Stadium and rescheduled for today at 6 PM on the same diamond.
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Ralph Yuhas
Armand Hess
Bud Berthold
Dick Kneiss
West Side Lumber
Ely Stadium
Ferrier Leads St Paul Open With Seven Under Par
Jim Ferrier shot a seven under par 65 to lead the 136-player field in the St Paul Open at 65. Sam Snead opened with 70 while Skee Riegel posted 66, and a group at 68 or 69 trailing ferrier included Ransom, Alexander, Nary, and Kroll. Bracketed at 66 are multiple players seeking to chase the Australian golfer.
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Paul
Minn
U.P
Sam Snead
Jim Ferrier
San Francisco
Riegel
Skee Riegel
Tulsa
Oklo
Henry Ransom
St. Paul
Skip Alexander
Knoxville
Tenn
Bill Nary
Chino
Calif
Ted Kroll
New Hartford
N. Y
Knights of Columbus Softball Drill at Elyria Catholic
The Knights of Columbus team schedules a practice at Elyria Catholic High School diamond today at 6 30 PM. If rain or a wet field occurs, an important meeting will be held at the K of C club at 7 15 PM. All players interested in joining are asked to take notice.
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K. of C
Knights of Columbus
Elyria Catholic High School
K of C
Major Loop Line Scores
Baseball line scores from a multi game tabulation with mentions of teams such as Philadelphia Pittsburgh Brooklyn Cincinnati Boston New York St Louis Detroit Boston Chicago Washington and key players Ennis Hemner Sisler Kincken Galen Koslo Westrum Munger etc. Results include run totals and pitching decisions with home runs noted for various players. The text mixes several games with incomplete details and scattered stats.
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New York
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Tom
Chicago
Washington
Wasingin
Beacre
Hudson
Gray
Louiston
Dorish
Dobson Ee
Brissie
Ornehiemioe
Panedelphia
Sarre League
L. Re
K. Louis Vescessaee
Yonee Aethole
Bt & A
Brookiva i
AG. Nee York
St. Igus
I. i
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Brooklyn
Gacinnath Mee
Gata
Rosh Phildelphia
Pittsbugh
Robete
Cincinnati
Brocklyn
Pitts America
Eoaneps
Loui
Eae
le Ohamen Bulfair
Toronto
Legion Nine Takes Undisputed Lead In Little League
Legion Nine Moves to sole first place in the Little League standings by defeating Elyria Eagles 8 to 1 at Lexington Avenue field. Bill Bruce allowed two hits, Bob Hutman had four hits with two singles, and the team scored three runs in the first inning and five in the second. Dick Rassler pitched two innings of hitless ball to close out the win. United Polish Club also won 8 to 1 over W. F. W. 1079, led by Paul Walker and Tom Jezewski with two hits each, tying for second with the Eagles.
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American Legion Post 12
Lexington Avenue Field
Elyria Eagles
Bill Bruce
Bob Hutman
Legion
Tom Bridgett
Eagles
Dick Rassler
United Polish Club
Paul Walker
Tom Jezewski
Dave Basinski
al Noster
Vets
APC
Jack Belinski
Noster
Les Stahl
Aericanae
Ares Tenivene
Amitizai’ Legion
Bruce End
RHE Ten Lyve
Vv. F. W
United Polish
Pitching Will Decide N L Race Says Sawyer
Eddie Sawyer, manager of the Philadelphia Phillies, says sustained pitching will decide the National League pennant race. He notes Curt Simmons’s absence for a few weeks, praises St. Louis Cardinals’ lefties, cites strong Dodgers and Cubs threats, and discusses Philadelphia’s recent hitting and bullpen work led by Jim Konstanty amid a Pirates game loss. He avoids predicting a winner.
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Sawyer
Rudy Cernkovic
United Press
Dittsburgh
U.P
Eddie Sawyer
Philadelphia Phils
Curt Simmons
National Guard
St. Louis Cardinals
Brazie
Lanier
Pollet
Brecheen
Eddie
Munger
Staley
Phils
Dodger
Newcombe
Palica
D Roe
Boston
Spahn, Sain
Bickford
Cubs
Ennis
Goliat
Johnson
Waitkus
Caballero
Auling
Konstanty
Pirates
Jim Konstanty
Jim
Elyria Brass & Bronze Travel to Oberlin Sunday
The Class D Elyria team will play Bee- Bo Club in an independent contest at Oberlin Sunday. Game time is 1 30 and Elyria players must meet at 12 45 at the local YMCA.
Indians Rally Past A’sia In Extra Innings For Sweep
In Washington the Cleveland Indians beat the Athletics 3 to 2 in 11 innings. Sam Zoldak relieved to pitch and drove in the winning run with a single in the 11th after Bob Kennedy homered in the ninth to force extras. Kennedy scored all three Cleveland runs as the Tribe completed a three game sweep and gained on Detroit.
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Zoldak
Megan
Utes
Kellner
Tipton
Kennedy
Washington
W.P
Cleveland Indians
Washington Senators
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Bob Kennedy
Sam Zoldak
Steve Gromek
Sam Chapman
Philadelphia
Elmer Vale
Ferris Fain
Cleveland
Ray Murray
Indians
Macks
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Rosen
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Gan
Gromek
fMurray
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RBI
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Murray
Jary
Wahl
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Fain
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Ho—Gromek
Art Houtteman
Detroit
Dom DiMaggio
Billy Goodman
Walt Dropo
Bobby Doerr
Sox
Pat Mullin
Tigers
Chuck Stubbs
Ellis Kinder
Kinder
Philadelphia A’s
A.L
Williams and Piore Win Boxing Bouts in New York and Worcester
United Press reports at Dexter Park and Worcester show New York’s Carmine Piore defeating Eduardo Carrasco 139 to 139 and Fort Hamilton’s Willie Williams edging out Fite Pruden 146 to 145. Brooklyn’s Piore claimed a decision over Carrasco in a Peru versus New York matchup.
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NEW Yi
Fort Hamilton
Don Williams
Worcester
Mass
Fiteie Pruden
Catherine
New York
Dexter Park
Carmine Piore
Brooklyn
N. Y
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Lima
Peru
Tigers And Yanks Clash In New York First Game Of Crucial Series
Detroit Tigers and New York Yankees open a first place showdown in a pivotal three game set in New York. The Tigers lead the pennant race but face a Yankees squad seeking momentum as Cleveland and Boston also threaten in a crowded standings scramble.
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Yanks
New York
Fred Down
United Press
IW York
W.P
Detroit Tigers
New York Yankees
Cleveland Indians
Boston Red Sox
Yankees
Cleveland
Detroit
Red Sox
Sox
Riggs Free From Alimony Says Wife Must Work
In Los Angeles yesterday Bobby Riggs faced a domestic relations judge over a $1,500 monthly short support payment. Riggs argued his wife Kay Riggs, a former publicist, is young attractive intelligent and capable of supporting herself. Kay Riggs sues for divorce alleging cruelty.
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Los Angeles
Bobby Riggs
Riggs
Kay Riggs
Twente Star
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