Elyria High School Athletes Ignored at Senior Chapel
Critic warns Elyria High School administration for snubbing senior athletes and top sport performers at last Friday's Senior Chapel. Readers recall past assemblies that spotlighted athletes, arguing this year’s program failed to recognize boys and girls in baseball, track, golf, and tennis.
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Assembly Is Canceled At Elyria High Honor Awards Event
Elyria High planned an awards assembly at 2 15 pm to honor spring sport participants but was canceled after most coaches distributed awards in halls and classrooms. Principal George Miraben said the event was unnecessary and the list of winners was announced over the public address system with a brief congratulatory talk.
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School admin blamed for omissions in Friday program
Principal Wilson said an order to notify for program placement was issued but not followed as assistant principal Miraben led Friday’s assembly. Coaches and staff deny requests for spots. administration says ethics awards and cheerleaders were misallocated while students wait for proper recognition.
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American baseball and basketball results and upcoming games
Ossible standings show Cleveland at New York and Detroit at Washington with American Association results. Scores include Paul 19 21 India and Minnesbos 6 5. National league results mention New York 4, St Louis 6, Philadelphia 6, Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, and Boston scorelines. Upcoming games list New York at Pittsburgh and Philadelphia at St Louis among others. International league results feature Syracuse and Buffalo with scattered scores.
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Yankees Whitewash Tribe 7-0 as Feller Tonight
Cleveland seeks to rebound after a 7-0 loss to New York as Bob Feller is scheduled to start against Allie Reynolds for the Yankees. Reynolds improved to four wins, two losses, while Lopat’s seven wins marked a strong AL performance as he shut down the Indians. The Yankees used a first inning rally and timely hits from Rizzuto, DiMaggio, Woodling, and Berra to stretch the lead, with Coleman and Collins homering later to seal the victory.
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Elyria Tenpinmen Take $1200 In Inter City Tourney
Elyria bowlers collected 1200 in the Inter City Bowling Tournament held at Huron. Tournament officer E FL Wilcox reported checks will be mailed today and tomorrow. Team event saw Aryay Polaia Chips and Beiter Ling tied for third with 2,876 each and earning 127.30. Booster division results included Has of Elyria at 3rd with 2703 and 70, Sian Tarte 2639 for 9th and 80. George Catton high game 633 for 5th and 23. Warren led team balloting with 1 fi es, Mansfield 46 for 92.
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Elyria Horsemen Earn Prizes at Norwalk Show
Elyria Horsemen club members placed in multiple divisions at the Norwalk horse show, with Jean Smith on Sandy taking first in English Pleasure Class, Frank Shifkoski on Gay Tammy Tucker second in English Pleasure, Rosana Handresh on Melody Mist fourth in Western and fourth in Musical Chair, Ray Whibeck on Texas fourth in Model H, Nixon on Golden Barmoler sixth in Walking Horse, and Charles Barrer on Lonaview's Warning fifth in Open Five Vatted Stallion-Gelding and fourth in Five-Gaited Stake. Rex Diamond owned by R. B. Esson earned runner-up spots in Model and Spotted classes, Checas fourth in Model.
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Jean Smith
Sandy
Frank Shifkoski
Tammy Tucker
Rosana Handresh
Ray Whibeck
Texas
Indian All Stars Drill Today In Gily Class F League
The All Stars of the Gily Class F Baseball League are slated for a practice session today at six o clock at Cascade Park Diamond. All team members are required to attend.
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Softball Champs Open Season With a 3-2 Victory
United Polish Club, defending City v Class A champions, opened the 1950 tile chase with a 3-2 win over Parse Lumber at Elyria Recreation Board field. Tony Sito scattered five hits with nine strikeouts to earn the victory. Valentik allowed two hits but three errors and four walks doomed Parse Lumber, while Walt Kash had two safeties for UPC. In the other game, Oberlin T. C. Murphy Company beat Lorain Serbians 2-1 as Clint Hanmer allowed seven strikeouts in a seven-inning independent win before Wellington Riga Cafe withdrew from league play. Play resumes Tuesday at Lexington Avenue field with potential reshuffling of Class B and UPC B matchups.
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Citation Aims For Million Dollar Earnings In History
Calumet's Mighty Citation will race until he earns at least $1,000,000, trainer H A Jimmy Jones said. If his condition holds, Citation could become the first horse to win a million dollars. He set a mile record by winning the Golden Gate Mile in 1:33.35 and now tops all-time money-winners with $926,630, surpassing Stymic. Jones added that Big Cy remains sound but fragile, with retirement possible if health suffers. next target likely the $50,000 Golden Gate Handicap.
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Elyria Tops Wellington to Clinch Third L M League Win
Elyria Businessmen earned their third win of the Lorain Medina County Class A Baseball League season by defeating Wellington 4-3 at Cascade Park. Dan Limpert held Westlake to seven hits as Brunswick moved into sole first with an 8-4 victory over Westlake, while Elyria's Bernie Lysaght led with two safeties. Norb Hecker of Columbia had three hits in a losing effort as Columbia totaled 10 hits before falling to Leroy 11-10 at Leroy in a high scoring affair.
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Bob Kramer
Elyria High Graduation Reshapes 1950s Fall Sports
Elyria High School graduates sixteen seniors and one underclassman who earned football letters, plus four basketball lettermen, eight baseball monogram winners, seven tennis award winners, seven track dependables, and three varsity golfers. The roll call lists football standouts, basketball and track of note, with only Don Bennett returning at shortstop for next season and Bob Callister as the lone departing battery man for baseball.
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National Pro Net Tournament Opens Today at Cleveland
The National Professional Tennis Championships begin at the Cleveland Skating Club with Jack Kramer favored to defeat Billy Doeg in their first meeting since 1948. Defending champion Bobby Riggs, Welby Van Horn, Frank Parker, and Pancho Segura receive byes. first round matches include Gene Mako vs Yvon Petra, Joe Whalen vs Lloyd Budge, Frank Kovacs vs Jack Rodgers, and Carl Earn vs John Hendrix. The event carries a record 911,000 in prize money and runs daily through Sunday with afternoon and evening sessions. Pancho Gonzales is not entered.
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Schroeder Skips Wimbledon Defense in 1950
Ted Schroeder of La Crescenta California informed Wimbledon officials that he will not defend his men’s singles title in the 1950 championships starting June 26 due to heavy business commitments. He is expected to be named to the U S Davis Cup team by the U S Lawn Tennis Association.
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Purdue Shortstop Sets Big Ten Batting Mark in Final Loss
Purdue sophomore shortstop Bill Skowron held the Big Ten batting title with a .500 average, setting a conference record in the last Big Ten game of the season as rain washed out Purdue at Ohio State.
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