Ohio State coach Dye resigns to take Washington job
Ohio State University head basketball coach William Henry Harrison Dye resigns to accept a similar offer at the University of Washington. Carl Bachman of Findlay High is tipped as Dye’s successor. Bachman is praised as a top scholastic mentor with Findlay’s recent strong showing.
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William Henry Harrison
Tippy) Dye
Ohio State University
University of Washington
West Coast
Dye
Carl Bachman
Findlay High
Obig
Bachman
Findlay
Bob Chappuis
University of Michizan
Chappuis
Rotary Club
Ann Arbor
Michigan
Brooklyn Dodgers
Chicago Hornets
Little Eagles Face United Polish Club in Monday Doubleheader
Elyria’s Little Eagles clash with United Polish Club in a two game set at Lexington Avenue field. Both clubs sit near the top of the VFW Post 1079 and American League standings, each holding three wins through four starts, while Elyria and Legion aim to rebound from recent losses with opening game at 5 45 o clock and second at 7 15 o clock.
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Little Eagles
United Polish Club
Tepr
Elyria Recreation United Polish Club
American Board
Lexington Avenue
Legion
F.W Post
Legion Post
Eyria Eagles
Land
Feller Routed In First As Red Sox Whip Indians 11-5
Boston offense explodes as Bob Feller exits after a rough first inning. Ted Williams hits his 12th homer, Walt Dropo adds a 4 bagger and two singles, while Al Rosen and Luke Foster homer for Cleveland. Dobson gains win. Feller charged with loss as Red Sox pile up 25 hits.
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Feller
Red Sox
Indians
Boston
U.P
Bob Feller
Boston Red Sox
Cleveland
Tribe
Ted Williams
Sox
Walt Dropo
al Rosen
Luke Foster
Dropo
Vern Stephens
Joe Dobson
Rosen
Stephens
al Zarilla
Dom DiMaggios
Dobson
Red Sun
Clevelan Apr Hore
Mitchell
Mennedy
Easter
Dohy
Jo. Houereau
Gordon
Hegan
Ese
Benton
Rosén
Baster
Pesky Qoerr
Balla
Rozek
Zoldak
Pieretth
Peller
Pierettl Lin
McKinies
Hurles
Meg
Gowan
Honochick
Two games headline Sunday league double bill at Elyria field
i League independent game features Lorain Serbians versus Oberlin T O Murphy Company at 7 00 p m. Class A League game has Parsch Lumber and Co ta ngled with United Polish Club at 8 30 p m. Neither league team has prior league play this season. Lorain Serbians were named as Oberlin’s opponent after Wellington Riffo Cafe withdrew from the league.
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lElyria Recreation Board
Lex ‘Ington Avenue
Oberlin T. O. Murphy Company
Lorain
Parsch Lumber & Coat
United Polish
Lorain Serbians
Obrerin
Wellington RigorCafe
Jewelers And Cubs Play Card Practice Game
Jewelers and Cubs, members of City Class F Baseball League, schedule a practice game Tuesday at the American Legion diamond on Pofflar Street. Game time is 6 o clock. players are asked to report promptly.
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Reger + Binninger Jewelers
American Legion Cubs
American Legion
Pofflar Street
Legion Juniors Drill Elyria Post 12 Practice Session
American Legion Juniors will practice today at 6:30 on the Legion diamond weather permitting. If weather turns bad, a meeting shifts to 7 at the M C A. All players are asked to take notice.
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Elyria Post
American Legion
Wircenske Sparks Gibby's Place In A League Opener
Johnny Wircenske pitched Gibby's Place to a 9-1 City Class A Softball win over Amvets at Elyria Recreation Board field. He held Amvets to one hit until the seventh, while Gibby's Place totaled 10 hits led by Jalowice triple, Alsop home run, and Wircenske’s two-run shot. Bally and Rateil allowed most of the Vets’ offense, as W.F. W. 1079 and Roll Arena also posted Class B victories on the card.
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Sam Cordovano
Kell Arena
Painesville Racing Association
Painesville Racing Ass'n
Lake County Fairgrounds
Painesville
Billy Direct
Greyhound
Ohio
Ascot Park
Dan Cronin
America
Henry Green
Elyria
Len Milde
Mauri Rose
Indianapolis
Johnny Parsons
Rose
Mauri
Parsons
Holland
Ray
Sugar) Robinson
Robert Willemann
Philadelphia
Sugar Ray
Johnny Wircenske
Gibby
Elyria Recreation Board
Lexington Avenue
Amvets
Wircenske
Floyd Lear
Lear
Ray Bally
Wendell Rateil
Eddie Jalowice
Bud Alsop
Howe Radio
U.a.w.clo
Larry Laird
W.F W. No
Roll Ave
Whcenske
Amgers
Bally
Rateil J
Vets
Julius Pondy
Alsop
Jack Burgett
Howard Thompson
W.F.W
Roll Arena
Baker
Alien Baker
Mats
Rone Radio
Ua.w.clo
Laird
Joe Versa
Union
Loramite Rolls '64 In ABC Play
Scoring ran at a slow pace in the American Batting Congress Tournament in Columbus Ohio with Bodal and Spinnler of Garfield Heights totaling 1189 in doubles. Skufca of Cleveland added 1172 in doubles while Mikorski of Milwaukee posted 657 in singles and Ponder of Lorain 647. Novotny of Cedar Rapids counted 1835 in all events. Two German couples claim a Marathon dance record of 24612 hours in 11 days.
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Columbus
W.R
George Bodal
Lew Spinnler
Garfield Heights
Tony
Dick Skufca
Cleveland
Walter Mikorski
Milwaukee
Fred Ponder
Lorain
O. Joe Novotny
Cedar Rapids
Germany
Greenberg denies front office pressure on Easter
Cleveland general manager Hank Greenberg rejected reports that the front office forced Luke Easter into the lineup over veteran Mickey Vernon. He said he never told Lou Boudreau who to play and noted the club is run on the field by Boudreau, with Easter to return to the lineup as planned.
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Cleveland
Luke Easter
Cleveland Indians
Hank Greenberg
Tribe
Easter
Mickey Vernon
Greenberg
Lou Boudreau
Boudreau
Vernon Greenberg
Vernon
Lou
Summer Session Of National Pro Grid League Ends Today
The National Football League moved toward a quick windup of its summer meeting after distributing 140 surplus players from the merged All-America Conference rosters. Surviving teams pick first, with the poorest records getting priority. Notable first-choice names include Chet Mutryn to Baltimore, George Taliaferro to New York Yanks, Bob Hoernschmeyer to Detroit, Bob Tinsley to Pittsburgh, and Bob Reinhard to Chicago Cards.
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Philadelphia
National Football League
All-America Conference
Los Angeles Dons
Chicago Hornets
Buffalo Bills
Chet Mutryn
Baltimore
George Taliaferro
New York Yanks
Bob
Hunchy) Hoernschmeyer
Detroit
Bob Tinsley
Fittsburgh
Bob Reinhard
Chicago Cards
Trouble and Ford Vie in Belmont Park Peter Pan Handicap
Five three year olds clash in Belmont Park's Peter Pan Handicap. Mr Trouble carries 125 pounds with Eddie Arcaro aboard while Ford runs at 122. Lights Up Noblest Pessenson and Passerson also race in the mile and an eighth event.
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New York
UPK
C. V. Whitney
Mr. Trouble
Sone
Belmont Park
Eddie Arcaro
Andy Schuttinger
Ford
George D. Widener
Elyria High to honor 39 athletes at Monday assembly
A special Monday assembly at Elyria High School will honor 39 spring sport athletes across baseball track tennis and golf with varsity letters and monograms. Coaching staff will present awards to 13 baseball players 11 track competitors 10 tennis players and five golfers. Several seniors have already received letters with certificates to accompany them.
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Elyria High School
Elyria High
George Miraben
Bob Ringer
Johnny Cabas
Steve Zoosee
A. N. Smith
Lake Erie
Basil Madock
Don Morris
Byron Morris
Bob McCollister
Bill Yosa
Bob Dean
Tom Ristas
Don Bennett
Rudy Cross
Ned McArthur
Harry Rutter
Tom Farmer
Dick Lawrence
Jack Tillack
Robert Rhymes
Rudy Davis
Bert Provoznik
Russ Sherman
Gilbert Reed
Robert DuBray
John Elliott
Jerry Bruce
Herman Larkins
Peer Nielsen
John Jasper
Jim Smith
Don Ignasik
Dick Larix
Jay Ross
Jerry Jackson
Bob Walk’er
John Nielsen
Jerry Schon
al McMullen
Jerry Koehn
Dick Perkins
Jim Clifford
Eugene Reynolds
Leebichi
Amherst Miler Frederick Named All-Ohio Scholastic
Frederick Star Amherst Miler Wilfred Frederick co-captain and star miler for Amherst High School is named to the 1950 All-Ohio Scholastic Track team. The Ohio Association of Track Coaches announced the selections, listing 34 Class A and 31 Class B entrants with Frederick in Class B. The senior dominated the Southwestern Conference and District Class B titles and placed second in the mile at the state finals in Columbus.
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Wilfred Frederick
Amherst
Ohio Association of Track Coaches
Frederick
Sandstone Center
Columbus
Legion Elimination Baseball Tourney Opens with Two Softball Games
The Lorain County Legion Elimination Tournament starts Sunday with two softball games at Elyria Recreation Board field. Gibby’s Place vs Akron Best Movers headlines the 8:30 p.m. feature after Rowe Radio plays Belden Merchants. both Elyria teams won their opening league games last night.
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Legion
Elyria Recreation Board
Lexington Avenue
Gibby
Akron
Rowe Radio
Belden Merchants
Elyria
Amvets
Rene Radio
U.A.W. C
Lorain County American Legion
Wellington
Oberlin
South Amherst
Amherst
Lorain County
Clevelander Tops First Olympic Recreation Headpin Classic
Glenn Hutchinson a 1s z average Cleveland bowler leads the First Annual Olympic Recreation Headpin Classic with 116. Jerry Barkats of Elyria sits second at 115 and Lee Jarus of Cleveland is third at 114. Play ends tonight at Olympia.
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Glenn Hutchinson
Cleveland
Olympic Recreation
Hutchinson
Jerry Barkats
Elyria
Lee Jarus
Olmpie
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Thompson
Grega
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