Elyria High Faces Cash Strain as Athletic Dept Seeks Funds
Elyria High School negotiates a tight athletic budget with principal George Miraben citing a near empty treasury and rising costs. A stronger football season, booster club support, and a new Lake Erie League rule on gate receipts are hoped to balance finances and sustain programs.
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Girls' Teams To Play At Cascade Thursday
Cascade hosts girls teams Thursday for a basketball event noted in Sports Akeld. The article argues hawks’ varied roles in ecosystems, urging informed attitudes toward birds of prey and emphasizing factual study over folklore.
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Elyria Little League All-Star Squad Cut Under New National Rule
Elyria's Little League All-Star roster was trimmed from 18 to 14 as national rules restrict squad size. The 14 players include 12 year olds Smith Siffert Davis Beauchemin Plato Tomsic Pileski and 10 year olds Walker Tilberg Willoughby Taylor Olmsted Zaffer Bolinski. Several players also participate with other local teams and clubs. The 14 will represent Elyria in the Fourth District tournament at General Motors field July 30 to August 1. Elyria won the 1950 district title at Lexington Avenue field.
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Heath Bids For Graham's Job With Browns
All American Stan Heath reports for Cleveland Browns training camp as a free agent after a career with Nevada Green Bay and the Canadian League. Heath aims for a backup role behind Otto Graham while Coach Paul Brown tests him at halfback or safety and emphasizes pass defense.
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Line Scores Of Major League Games
In the National League reports the Brooklyn and Chicago game went 10 innings with Branca and King pitching and Cam Panella driving runs for Brooklyn while Burgess and King also contributed for Brooklyn. New York and Pittsburgh details show Maggide and Westrum among scorers with LaPalme and Friend listed for the pitching losses.
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Five Bradley Players Admit Fixing Bradley Games
Five Bradley University players confessed accepting bribes to shave margins in games against Oregon State and Washington State, totaling 5500 dollars. Investigators indicated further disclosures may involve a seventh Bradley player and a separate university case between Illinois and the East.
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District Softball Opens in Willard Fifth District Tourney This Weekend
The Fifth District of Ohio softball tournament begins Sunday at Willard Ellis Memorial Field. District commissioner Fred Smith of Elyria announced a 14 team field including four from Lorain County. Fatty's Recreation is the defending champion. Games Sunday night include Fatty's Recreation versus Sandusky Sons Bar and Fremont Schaub's against Bellevue Barnes.
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White Sox slump hits fifth straight in tough AL race
Chicago in fifth straight defeat 8 to 3 to Boston as Yankees, Red Sox, and Indians jostle for AL lead. Chicago trails by 3.5 games. Joe Dobson to face Ray Scarborough at Fenway amid manager Paul Richards’ pitching woes.
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Mize hits seventh homer to lift Yankees past Indians
Johnny Mize slugged his seventh homer in the eighth inning to beat Cleveland 3 to 2, keeping the Yankees in first place as they run their hot streak to five straight wins. New York leads 28 of 37 at home while Cleveland endures a tough stretch. Four pitchers went distance in the last six games for the Yankees.
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Dodgers, Musial boost NL leads with late-inning wins
In a 10 inning thriller the Dodgers beat the Cubs 3 3 as Gil Hodges homered in the eighth and Roy Campanella cleared the bases with a three run shot in the 10th. Sal Maglie pitched a four hitter as the Giants beat Pittsburgh in 10. Stan Musial sparked the Cardinals with a homer triple and double in a 9 5 win over the Phillies. Warren Spahn earned his 11th victory for the Braves in a 6 1 win over Cincinnati. Marlin Stuart shutout Washington over eight frames. Charley Keller drove in both Tigers runs. Browns and A's did not play.
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Blooper League Adds Three Teams For Second Half
The Blooper League expands to include Fruehauf Trailer Company Ohio Edison Company and Knights of Columbus for the second half. Opening the slate at McKinley Toggery Shop faces Fruehauf Trailer at 7 pm.
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McKinley Nine Clinches Fifth Straight Victory
McKinley Nine softball team beat Cascade 16 to 5 on Tuesday for its fifth straight win and seventh of the season in nine games. Charlie Jones and Tom Hengartner teamed for McKinley with Len Moore and Phil McKay forming Cascade's battery as pitcher and catcher. Jones Cliff Phoenix and Bob Daniels each collected three hits, Jones homering with the bases loaded.
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