1952 Elyria Catholic sports face losses after graduation
The Elyria Catholic High School 1952 class graduation trims football basketball and golf rosters. Ed Sustersic to replace Bill Smyth as football coach with a junior-sophomore nucleus and freshmen aiding. Basketball loses Kasubinski Kozel Kaminski Smyth and others. Ed Kubuski may coach next year. Golf loses Smyth and Kasubinski but returns Janowicz Gula and Smith with two strong prospects.
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Elyria Catholic High School
Gulf Road Parochial School
Ed Sustersic
Bill Smyth
Panther
Gene Kasubinski
Mike Kozel
Jack Kaminski
Tom Diedrick
Ron Giulgenbach
Frank Smith
Dick Tarnowski
Joseph B. Lehane
Sustersic
Smyth
Jimmy Ross
Kasubinski
Ross
Lorain County
Janowicz
Art Gula
Jimmy Smith
Indians Crush Yanks 7 1 to Push Toward Flag Day Showdown
Cleveland pitcher Mike Garcia blanked New York over seven innings in a 7 1 victory that halted the Yankees six game win streak. Reynolds allowed 10 hits as the Indians offense built a 4 0 lead by the eighth before adding three more runs in the final frame. Reiser, Easter, Hegan and Garcia contributed key hits as Cleveland outpaced New York at home.
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Cleveland Indians
Washington Senators
Jim Schlemmer
Akron Beacon- Journal
Indians
Avila
Luke
Reiser
McCosky
Majeski
Berardino
Tebbetts
Schlemmer
Senators
New York Yankees
Cleveland
Mike Garcia
Alice Reynolds
Garcia
Yankees
Gil McDougald
Reynolds
Harry Simpson
al Rosen
McDougald
Pete Reiser
Dale Mitchell
Luke Easter
Ray Boone
Jim Hegan
Easter
Boone
Hegan
Bre
Simpson
New York
Ol McDougald
Martin
Eder Donser
Sache
Cleveland AB
Rhoa el Simpson
Rosen
Om Doby
Eascter
Yankee
Allie Reynolds
Berra
al Lopez
Mike
Father’s Day Golf Event at Elyria Club Highlighted
Elyria Country Club features a Father’s Day low net golf tournament with handicaps plus an extra stroke per child. A mixed football foursome will follow. Four club members placed in the Cleveland District Women's Golf Association medal tourney, with Mrs. Don McGinley and Mrs. P. H. Roach leading in high and low gross in various flights and Miss Olive Sargis also earning top finishes.
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Elyria Country Club
Cleveland
Don McGinley
P. H. Roach
Earl Lance
Olive Sargis
McGimley
Lance
Miss Sargis
Elyria Country [Club Women’s Golf Association
Iun
Cleveland Plain Dealer
W. G. Gibbons
C. H. Ingwer, Jr
H. Roach
R. M. Lindstrom
F. K. Brandau
C. H. Aldrich
L. S. Murray
George Smith
D. T. White
W. T. Boza
L C. Barr
George Hoke
Russ Schmitteen
Westwood
Canterbury Country Club
Acadia
Leaders In The Major Leagues
Baseball leaders from the American and National Leagues are listed with top players DiMaggio Kell and Adcock Sauer Robinson Kiner Hodges among the batting leaders. Home run leaders include Sauer and Hodges with notable mentions across teams.
Yankees Lead Hitting Near Top In Fielding
Yankees top the American League in team batting and fielding averages as they begin a 14 game western swing at Cleveland. DiMaggio and teammates lead individual hits with several Red Sox stars close behind in batting race.
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Yankees
New York
U.P
Cleveland
Casey Stengel
White Sox
Washington
Boston
Red Sox
Dom DiMaggio
George Kell
Detroit
al Rosen
Two Features Listed On Sunday's Lorain Stock Car Meet
The Northern Ohio Stock Car Racing Association plans two 20 lap features at Lorain County Speedway Route 113 Sunday afternoon. A postponed last Sunday feature will run after a four lap helmet dash, then the regular 20 lap feature closes the program. Notable entrants include Art Plas Vic Toth Lou Nagy and John Nagy. Time trials start 1 pm with racing at 2:30 pm.
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Northern Ohio Stock Car Racing Association
Lorain County Speedway
Route 113
Ram
Tomorow
Art ‘Plas
Vic Toth
Elyria
Nagy Brothers
Lou and
John
South Amherst
Flamingos Found in Large Colony on Great Inagua Island
A report notes a 7500 strong flock of American flamingos on Great Inagua Island in the Bahamas, representing possibly the largest remaining concentration of the species.
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Great Inagua
Bahamas
Giants Purchase Coast Loop Hurler
New York Giants acquire Hal Gregg a 30 year old former major leaguer from Oakland for an estimated 50 000 dollars Gregg who pitched 18 wins for Brooklyn in 1945 has been making a comeback in the Pacific Coast League since returning from a back injury The deal includes moving Roger Bowman to Oakland and additional players to be named later Ott Durauchers recommendation backs Gregg to regain 1945 form and join the Giants rotation with Maglie Jansen and Hearn
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New York
New York Giants
Hal Gregg
Gregg
Brooklyn Dodgers
Giants
Oakland Acorns
Mel Ott
Oakland
Ott
Dodgers
Leo Durocher
Giant
Portland
Durocher
Sal Maglie
Larry Jansen
Jim Hearn
Roger Bowman
Minneapolis
Acorns
Unbeaten B Loop Softball Nines Set to Clash Monday
Two of three unbeaten teams in the City Class B Softball League square off at Lexington Avenue field as Pfaudler faces Smitty's Grocers at 6 30 p.m. Red Caps also undefeated at 2 0 await Thursday to defend top spot. Rell Arena and Bendix Westinghouse seek first win in nightcap at 8 p.m.
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Lexington Avenue
Pfaudler and
Smitty's
Grocers
Rell Arena
Bendix-Westinghouse
Americans Lead 3-0 In Wightman Cup Opener At Wimbledon
Doris Hart and Shirley Fry teamed to win the doubles after Hart's straight set victory over Jean Rinkel. 17-year-old Connolly recovered from nerves to edge Jean Walker-Smith in three sets as the U S women took a 3-0 lead on opening day at Wimbledon.
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Doris Hart
Coral Gables
Fla
U.S
Wimbledon
Miss Hart
Jean Rinkel
Shirley Fry
Rinkel
Helen Fletchler
Miss Connolly
Jean Walker- Smith
Dixie Belle the painter seeks escape in style on East Side
A portrait of Dixie Belle, an English painter from Detroit's East Side, as she adventures in a hat, a well used pipe, and her favorite glasses. She pauses for a moment before Starling, ready for travel and observation.
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Dixie Belle
Detroit
East Side
Starling
Garcia And Rush Spark Flags For Indians And Cubs
Mike Garcia and Bob Rush delivered strong pitching on Flag Day posting 7 1 Indians over the Yankees and 5 0 Cubs over the Braves. Garcia fanned 10 to lower his ERA to 1.20 while Rush allowed only three hits in a shutout to keep Chicago near first place.
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Carl Lundquist
United Press
EW York
Zoo
Ball Park
Mike Garcia
Bob Rush
Cleveland
Chicago
Garcia
Indians
Rush
Battle Creek
Mich
Yankees
Braves
Boston
Cubs
Giants
New Yorkers
Red Sox
Yogi Berra
Bobby Shantz
Athletics
UPC Bids For Title In Little Loop West
United Polish Club leads Lit tle League West by one game as it faces American Legion in the second game of a doubleheader at 7 15. UPC can clinch the first half with a win while Legion can force a tiebreaker with victory and a postponed game. Elyria Eagles meet WV Post 1079 at 6. Both are out of title contention with three wins.
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Miss Connolly
Midge Buck
Mrs Walker-Smith
Walker-Smith
Love
United Polish Club
Lappin Field
UPC
American Legion
Elyria Eagles
Wv. F. W. Post
Walker Suffers Badly Cut Arm
Doak Walker of the Detroit Lions is hospitalized in Dallas after a Friday 13th accident at Northwood Country Club. His passing arm was cut by a broken car window, requiring three-inch deep laceration repair and stitches. Doctors expect healing in a month with full strength by fall.
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Dallas
Tex
Detroit Lions
Doak Walker
Baylor Hospital
Lions
Northwood Country Club
Felix L. Butte
Red Caps To Play At Spencer Sunday
The Red Caps of the City Class B Softball League travel to Spencer to meet the Jones Finishing Company team. The game is set for 2 p.m. with all Red Caps meeting at the YMCA at 1 p.m. to prepare for the trip.
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Spencer Sunday
Red Caps
Jones Finishing Company
Spencer
Y.M.C
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Chronicle-Telegram
Ohio
Russ Davies
Oklahoma City
Big Bear
Tribe
Lust
Bobby Avila
Gerda Martin
Slinger
Phil Rizzuto
Rizzuto
THE
American Red Cross
Cascade Park Pool
Red Cross
Jackie Valerius
Joan Ostrov
Nelson Beller
Lawrence Krugman
Jim Lamberton
Paul Coniam
Marcia Edwards
Marvin Katz
Betty Ayers
Joe Dixon
Regina Madhock
Constance Lynch
Robert Durkin
Alice McGuire
Bill Veeck
St. Louis Browns
Rogers Horns
Browns
Bill Durney
Durney
Kenmore
Hornsby
Ken Wable
New London
E S& Hall
Bob Brownson
Portsmouth
Brownson
Eugene Barrett
New London Board of Education
Robert Pierce
New London School Board
By Sixta
John Mullen
American Association
Columbus
Kansas City
Prt DiMaggio
Kell
Nosen
Adcock
Cincinnati
Sauer
Robinson
Brooklyn
Lockman
Hodges
Kiner Pirates
Dropo Tigers
Wapesewe Wergineaig
Po Thomson
Giants Er
Campanella
Sere Eens
Runs Lockman
Betes Bdant Aye
Tain Giants
Avila Williams
Sauer Cubs
Fox
Petenrteereine
Adams
Reds
Pitching Roe
Shantz
Weed
Teeaee
Hearn
Freee Et Ae
Minner
Este A
Billy Goodman
Sammy White
Eddie Robinson
Hank Sauer
Curt Simmons
Phillies
W.ith
Walt Dropo
Dropo
Preacher Roe
Garry Staley
Cards
Dodger
Co. A. Hothem
Turner Bik
Elyria, O
Flamingos
Nixon
Giants Purchase
Coast Loop Hurler
Joey Maxim
Sugar Ray Robinson
Yankee Stadium
Eng
America
Spitzer
Plymouth
DODGE
Eddie Miksis
Toby Atwell
Dee Fondy
Bill Serena
Bob Addis
Brave
Gene Hermanski
Vern Bickford
Little Loop West
Walker
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