Elyria H S Names Cover New Head Football Coach
Elyria High School hires About This And That Bill Cover as its new head football coach, replacing Ike Trubey who left for Purdue. Cover, previously top applicant in 1946, has a strong record at Orrville with 30 wins, 7 losses, 2 ties, and three Central Buckeye League championships. He will also coach basketball reserves and track, seeks a home in Elyria, and expects to move soon with strong school support including a booster dinner planned.
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Bill Cover
Elyria High School
Ike Trubey
Purdue University
Stu Hulcomb
Cover
Harold F. Eibling
Juhmary Cabas
Wade Watts
East Liverpool High
Kent Roosevelt
Bob Breitenstein
Universty of Miami
Fla
Shaker Heights
Corer
Dwight Peabody
Peabody
Paul Beeler
Herb Stiffler
Chick Smith
Roy Clymer
Trader
Cabas
Dover
Ohio State
Francis A. Schmidt
Michigan
Cornell
Schmidt
Buckeyes
Missouri
Northwestern
Minnesota
Indidha
Chicago
Illinois
Coyer
Elyria
Orrville
Wayne County
Goyer
Smuckers Apple Butter Company
Elyria Booster Club
Elyria High
Ralph Terry
Boosters
Elyria Rockets Schedule Two Home Games This Week
Kyfia Rockets, an independent baseball team, are booked for two games this week at Ely Stadium. They meet a team from Oberlin on Tuesday and play gH rain Hawks on Thursday. Each game starts at 5:20 PM and all Rockets players are asked to be on hand.
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Kyfia Rockets
Ely Stadium
Rockets
Oberlin
gHrain Hawks
Elyria Saddle Club members place at Kenton show
Two Elyria Saddle Club members placed in the Scido Saddle Club Horse Show held Sunday at Kenton. Russell Rowley riding Chico took second in the parade horse class while Ray Witbeck on Texas Topper won second in the plain horse class.
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Elyria Saddle Club
Scido Saddle Club
Kenton
Russell Rowley
Chico
Ray Witbeck
Texas
Elyria Holds Second in L M League with Easy 12-1 Win
Elyria businessmen stayed in second place in the Lorain Medina County League after routing Columbia Gar man 12-1. Manager Ed Bubuski earned his fourth straight league win, throwing a three hit game with 14 strikeouts and two walks. Vic Stewart and Steve Kaminski contributed three hits each as Elyria moved within one game of Brunswick.
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Elyria
Columbia Gar‘man’s
Lorain-Medina County
Brunswick
Ed Bubuski
Kubuski
Vic Stewart
Steve Kaminski
Harris Youngblood
Columbia
Bob Oze
Middleground Wins Belmont to Take Triple Crown Claim
Middleground, ridden by Willie Boland, won the Belmont Stakes by a length over Lights Up at Belmont Park, giving the Kentucky Derby winner two of the 1950 Triple Crown titles. Hill Prince faded to seventh as Middleground followed Hirsch's plan to wait until the three sixteenths pole to bid, on a fast dry track.
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Sars Wright
United Press
York
U.P
Middleground
Belmont Park
George D. Widener
King Ranch
Hill Prince
Eddie Arcade
Christopher Chenery
Arcade
Ax Hirsch
Vito
Willie Boland
Boland
Hirsch
C. V. Whitney
Mr. Trouble
Hirsth
America
Count Fleet Jand Citation
Cliffside league action caps five straight by Elyria
Elyria postal league results show George Binggell guiding a scoreless seventh as Elyria Hurricanes explode with five in the third and four in the sixth to beat Brunswick 14-12. Brunswick holds the league lead with five straight wins after routing Grafton 14-12. Westlake drops a 5-2 decision to Erhart while Wellington defeats Leroy 9-7. Leroy rallies with three runs in both seventh and eighth but falls short.
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Brunswick
Elyria
Westlane
Wellington
Erhart
Polymillia
George Binggell
Oze
Grafton
Westlake
Leroy
R. WE Elyria
Secess
Colombia
Zlytia
Kubuski
Cook
Columbia
Youngblood
Binggelit
Haddox
RH E
aswick—Shackleton
Pidic
Neumeyer
Smith
Pad Wdlake
Lord—Drager
G. Ri i
Segura and Kovacs Clash Tonight for Pro Tennis Crown
Pancho Segura advances to the final of the National Pro Tennis Tournament after upsetting Jack Kramer 6-4 8-10 1-6 6-4 6-3 at the Cleveland Skating Club. Kovacs, the Oakland slugger, earned his finals berth as the other semifinal loser, setting up a title match between two former preliminary players as Riggs and Kramer watch from the sidelines.
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Pancho Segura
Frank Kovacs
Segura
Jack Kramer
Pancho
Kramer
Cleveland Skating Club
Jack
Kovacs
Bobby Riggs
Satura
Oakland
Cal
Crop And Lariat Rodeo Is Success
The Crop And Lariat Riding Club hosted a Sunday rodeo behind Gartner's Inn on Cleveland Road with entries from Elyria Akron Lodi Wadsworth Wellington and New London. Winners included Jean Battle Carol Lawless Glenn Morrison Bill Adams Clyde Lukas and multiple pairing teams in events such as Musical Chair Rescue Race and Barrel Race.
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Croup and Lariat
Byreaughs
John Lawless
Clyde Bukas
Bar' Duck
Ken Kieffer
Joan Lawless
Glen Morrison
Bill Smith
Jim Sugaski
Bil Lawless
Jack Hall
Ray Krett
Joe Brandt
John Martison
Ronald Morrison
Wester
Clyde Lukas
Roxanne Handrosh
Betty Sugaski
Bill Adams
Lanky Jones
Jean Battle
Marjorie West
Lois Morr Son
Barbara Duck
Carol Lawless
Bobby Lukas
Jim Cobb
Patty Burkhardt
Darlene Cobb
Dick Lupasz
Glenn Morrison
Joe Brandl
Bill Lawless
Clarence Beck
Bill Lawlevel
Hank Keffer
Junior Beall
J m Sugashi
Dick Sugasek
Kim Sugashi
Johnn Lawless
Ponyerpress
But Laciesa
Tlayence Berk
Melvin Swain
Don Wolfe
Church Loop Softball Races Continue With Two Games
Grace Lutheran plays Four Square Gospel Church of Amherst at McKinley School after a 9-2 win over Hungarian Evangelical and Reformed. Elyria Baptist, after a 14-12 win over Four Square Gospel, meets United Presbyterian on the Western Auto diamond as the loop’s fifth game, with Grace and Elyria seeking a second victory.
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Grace Lutheran
Elyria Bapitist
Elyria Church
Parsch Lumber Clinches 18-0 Shutout In Lorain League
Parsch Lumber and Coal moved undefeated in Lorain Class B with an 18 to 0 victory over Sheffield at Longfellow diamond. Pitcher Bob McCallister allowed two hits while fanning 1 2 and issuing one walk as Amvers lel and Oberlin TO led the Lumber attack with multiple hits, and Slusher and Starcher added strong showings behind a 17 hit barrage.
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Parsch Lumber & Coal
Lorain
Sheffield
Longfellow Diamond
Bob McCallister
Elyria
Wiumph
Gabba
Grafton PX Drugs
Amvers Lel
Willams
Red Sox
Rosen
Red Box
Elyria And Amherst Victories In Legion Tourney
Elyria American Legion Juniors beat Oberlin 14 to 4 to stay alive in Lorain County playoffs. Pitcher Bill Yosta threw a no hitter with 18 runs support led by Paul Simis two doubles and a homer. Jim Miller added two triples and a single. Basil Madock hit a homer. Elyria to face South Amherst next, with Amherst favored to win county title after a 13 to 6 win over South Amherst.
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Lorain County
Oberlin
American Legion
Bill Yosa
Elyria Nine
Paul Simis
Jim Miller
Basil Madock
Elyria
South Amherst
Amherst
Alexander
Morris
Gberin—Williams
Ellis
Semeny
R. HF. E
South Amhers
Ridenour
Juglovich
Swaner
Loop Season Opens On Tuesday In City Class F League
Play to begin Tuesday with two opening games at 6 PM. Roger-Binninger Jewelers vs American Legion Cubs at Ely Stadium. I. C. C. F. No 103 vs All State at Cascade Park. Five teams vie for the F League title, including West Side Lumber holding a bye. Defending champions are the All Stars.
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Roger-Binninger Jewelers
American Legion Cubs
Ely Stadium
All State
Cascade Park
West Side Lumber
I the All Stars
Lemon Wins No 7 As Indians, A's Split Twin Bill
Cleveland Indians beat the Philadelphia Athletics 6-3 in the opener. In the nightcap the A's exploded for seven runs in the seventh to win 9-6. Al Hosen and Jim Hegan homered in extras to seal the first game. Chapman collected seven hits in the doubleheader. All major league clubs idle today.
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Ladelphia
Cleveland Indians
Philadelphia Athletics
A’s
al Hosen
Jim Hegan
Tribe
Rosen
Hegan
Lou S Boudreau
Bobby Shantz
iLemon
Bob Lemon
al Benton
Benton
Carl Scheib
Cleveland
Mackmen
Allie Clark
Luke Easter
Sam Chapman
A's
Gromek
Steve Gromek
Sam Zoldak
Chapman
Ceveland Hurlers
Gane
Ceeveland Kennedy
Keenell
Easter
Doby
Saes- Boutheny
Aria
Lemon
Prues Benton
Philadelphia
Dillinger
Ee Moses
Lehner
jChepman
AL Joost
Huchcock
Astroth
Shantz
Bcock
Shantzs
Hogan
Essler
Moses
kKennedy
Boudreau
Faur
Joost
Avila
Berry
Soar
Boyer
Clark
Bennedr
Esse Ru
Aster
Mtr
Cf Rosen
Bomemene
Aes Aviin
Mteenene Began
Telat Ee Gromek
P . Teae Oom Bentan
Holdak
McCosky
Fain
Kellenr
Kellner
Hoover
Zoltak
Zoldak
Three Softball Games Listed On Tuesday Card
Three Class B league softball games are set for tomorrow night at Elyria Recreation Board’s Lexington Avenue field. Rone Radio faces VF.W. No. 1079 at 6:30, United Polish Club meets U.A.W.C. Local 780 at 7:45, and American Radiator plays Roll Arena at 9:15. Rone Radio VF.W. 1079 and American Radiator each have one win. United Polish Club yet to appear in league play. Roll Arena and Local 780 have one loss each.
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Elyria Recreation Board
Lexington Avenue
Rone Radio
Vf.w. No. 1079
United Polish Club
U.a.w.c.lo
Roll
V.F.W
American
All Stars To Practice Today At Cascade Park Diamond
All Stars To Practice At 6 O Clock On Cascade Park Diamond. City Class F Baseball League players should report for practice today.
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All Stars
Cascade iPark
All Star Game Vote Underway in 47 States and Two Territories
Baseball fans across 47 states the District of Columbia and two territories began voting to select eight National League and eight American League players for the All Star game. Pitchers are exempt from the poll and ballots go to 270 newspapers and radio stations. Voting runs until July 1 when the game is set for Comiskey Park.
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Chicago
U.P
District of Columbia
Comiskey Park
Hogan Wins National Open in Playoff Over Mangrum and Fazio
Ben Hogan, just over 16 months from a near death era, defeated Lloyd Mangrum and George Fazio in a playoff to win the Golden Anniversary National Open at Merion. Hogan finished with a 69, Mangrum 73, and Fazio 75 as he sealed victory after a dramatic final round where Mangrum was penalized two strokes for lifting the ball on the 16th green.
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Leo H. Petersen
United Press
Rdmobre
Ben Hogan
Lloyd Margrum
Hogan
Mangrum
George Fazio
Merion’s
Death Valley
Ben
Riviera Country Club
Los Angeles
Lloyd
Fazio
Bantam Ben—Fazio
Iosh
Mangrimm
Isaac T. Grainger
United States Golf Association Rules Committee
Bobby Jones
Texas
UPC Softballers Win Second straight in City League
United Polish Club defended champion status with a 10-9 victory over Oberlin T O Murphy Company at Elyria Recreation Board field. Chuck Hobar allowed five hits through six, Vic Janowicz hit a three-run homer, and T O Murphy rallied with seven runs in the seventh. Lapes led UPC with three hits while Murowski and Kaminski added two each. In the second game, Grafton PX Drugs beat Parsch Lumber 10-5 behind Kurt Schalkner’s eight-hit effort and Fred Rothel’s inside-the-park homer in the sixth.
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United Polish Club
Elyria Recreation Board
Lexington Avenue
Oberlin
T. O. Murphy Company
Chuck Hobar
Tony Sito
Hobar
Lapes
APC
Dick van Ausdale
Dick Ward
Louie Lapes
Harry Murowski
Steve Kaminski
Vic Janowicz
Grafton PX Drugs
Parsch Lumber
Kurt Schalkner
Royce Acker
T. O. Murphy
Sito
Russ Dodson
Acker
AFC
van Ausdale
Ward
Schalkner
George Valentik
Ollie Glass
Fred Rothel
United Polis Club
Oberiin T. O. Murphy
United Polish
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