Weather and sports notes from Elyria and Medina area
Local column reports wagers on boxing matches including Robinson Maxim and Vejar. Updates cover Elyria High football plans for 1952, Medina coaching changes and Jim Hollinger’s departure, Parma High joining Lake Erie League with new coach Bob Brugge, plus Joe Loftus’s illness and regional baseball notes at Comiskey Field.
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Elyria High
Bill Cover
Elvria
Lake Erie
Coyer
Parma High School
Bob Brugge
Parma High
Ohio State
George Novotny
Otterbein College
Novotny
Brugge
Urbana High School
Parma
Ken Weber
Weber
Hearing Set On Toledo Mud Hens Injunction
Toledo court scheduled a hearing on a motion to lift a temporary injunction that blocked the Mud Hens from moving to Charleston. The suit by Franklin F. Hayward argues the team is not bound by the Toledo Baseball Park lease held by Swayne Field Co. and seeks to dissolve the injunction amid the heat delaying a planned game against Louisville.
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W.P
Toledo Mud Hens
Charleston
W. V
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American Association
Bruce Dudley
Louisville
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Charles
Hayward
Toledo Baseball Park
Swayne Field Co
Danny Menendez
Toledo Athletic Co
Detroit Tigers
Menendez
Americans Clash In Fourth Wimbledon Round Joust
U S contenders face two all American fourth round matches in men singles while Maureen Connolly battles Susan Partridge as the women seek quarter finals. Mulloy meets Flam and Seixas faces Patty in the other all US men’s clashes. Connolly risks injury against Partridge. Hart Loeb against Ripplinger. Head versus Lombard and Brough against Penrose in women’s action.
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Eng
Maureen
Little Mo Connery
Miss Connolly
Britain
Susan Partridge
San Diego
Cal
Miss Partridge
Gardnar Mulloy
Coral Gables
Fila
Herbie Flam
Beverly Hills
Australia
Frank Sedgman
Vic Seixas
Philadelphia
U.S
Budge Patty
Los Angeles
Dick ‘Savitt
Orange
N. J
Belgium
Jacques Brichant
Straight Clark
Pasadena
Mervyn Rose
Grant Golden
Chicago
Torsten Johansson
Eric Sturgess
South Africa
Oliver Ford Lead Favorite Pair In Inverness Four-Ball
Oliver and Ford, key figures in the Inverness four-ball, hold a 64 total led by Ford 30 and Oliver 34. They outscored Demaret and Burke who posted 34 and 35. Snead Ferrier, top seeds, edge Haefner Furgol, while Nelson and Riegel also beat Middlecoff Mangrum in round one.
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Toledoo
WPI
Porky) Oliver
Doug Ford
Inverness
Clayton Haefner
Marty Furgol
Ford
Oliver
Jimmy Demaretl
Jackie Burke Jr
Sammy Snead
Jim Ferrier
Haefner- Furgol
Byron Nelson
Skee Riegel
Nelson
Riegel
Cary Middlecoff
Lloyd Mangrum
Baseball Standings and Tonight's Schedule Summary
American League leaders show New York at 60 36 24 with Boston 65 36 29. Cleveland 36 30 and Washington 32 28 chase. Detroit 21 43 trails. last night Detroit 6 St. Louis 0. Tonight features Cleveland at Chicago and New York at Philadelphia among others.
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New York
Eos
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Cleveland
Washington
Chicago
Asia
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Detroit
Socsesey
Feller
Pierce
Newhouser
Cain
Hooper
Lopat
Marrero
Hudson
St Louis
Brooklyn
Chicago Alsence
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
American Association
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Milwkee
Columbus
Kaw City
Indiaolis
St. Paul
Minne‘olis
Louisville
W.L. Pet
Montreal
Rochester
Buffalo
Toronto
Ottawa
Syracuse
Baltimore
Robinson Seeks Rematch With Maxim After Heat Collapse
Sugar Ray Robinson rejected retirement and pushed for a return bout with Joey Maxim while promoter Jim Norris eyed a Chicago venue. Negotiations hint Maxim would defend vs Jake LaMotta in Detroit this September before facing Robinson again, with a potential London defense and a Tel Aviv bout slated for August.
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Sugar Ray Robinson
Joey Maxim
Chuck Davey
Chico Vejar
Tiffin
Ascot Park
Robinson
Maxim
Nese
San Francisco
Yankee Stadium
New York
Vegar
Davey
Olympia
Detroi
Jack Cuddy
United Press
Jim Norris
Chicago
International Boxing Club
Jake LaMotta
Detroit
Sugar Ray
Jack Kearns
LaMotta
London
Randy Turpin
George Gainford
Albert Yvel
Tel- Aviv
Israel
Europe
Erautt Hurls 11th Straight Win For Kansas City Club
Ed Erautt the American Association's top pitcher earned his 11th consecutive victory as the Kansas City Blues defeated the Minneapolis Millers 6-4. Erautt allowed eight hits and one walk for his 13th win of the year. Kal Segrist hit an inside the park homer in the eighth for Kansas City's margin.
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United Press
Ed Erautt
American Association
Kansas City Blues
Cincinnati Red
Minneapolis Millers
Erautt
Kal Segrist
Miami Gridders Signed By Rams
Two Miami University of Ohio players joined the Los Angeles Rams as the latest contract signings. Don Green, the Rams draft choice, was a three year starter and captain at Miami through 1951. Jay Fry, 23, signed as a free agent and played offensive tackle and defensive end.
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Medina
Jim Hollinger
Fomoall
Medina High School
Hollinger
Howard Dailey
Dick Chaffee
Paul Brown
Brown
Massillon
The
Bees
Miami University
Dauley
Medina High
Kent State University
Wadsworth High
Chaffee
Minerva High
Baldwin-Wallace College
Granger-Sharon High
Medina County
LOS Angeles
Miami University of Ohio
Los Angeles Rams
Ram
Don Green
Jay Fry
Green
Rams
Miami
Fry
Boxing Fight Results From Baltimore to Portland
Fight results list Archie Moore from Baltimore outpointing Clarence Henry of Los Angeles. Irsh Bob Murphy from Waterbury stopped Raymond Dieu of Paris. Bob Stecher from Portland knocked out Charley Goulart of Somerville, with other bouts noted in Portland and San Diego.
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United Press
Baltimore
Archie Moore
Toledo
Clarence Henry
Los Angeles
Waterbury
Conn
Bob Murphy
San Diego
Calif
Raymond Dieu
Paris
France
Portland
Bob Stecher
Charley Goulart
Somerville
Mass Fay
Leaders In The Major Leagues
Brief note lists leaders in major leagues with names and statistics read from the column. The readable text identifies top players and teams, highlighting performance metrics from recent games.
City Tennis Tournament Entry Blanks Available
Entry blanks for the Annual City Championship Tennis are now available. The tournament, to be run in seven divisions, opens play on July 15 with finals on August 3 10 and 17. Fees range from 25 to 50 cents and entries close July 12 at the Tennis Commission or the Men’s Shop.
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Jack Smith
Flyrna Tennis Commission
Net Board
Tennis Commission
Olympic Trials Open At Los Angeles Colosseum
The U S Olympic finals begin at the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum with more than 15 000 fans expected as eight finals determine the 1952 team. The top three finishers in each final earn seats on the July flight to Helsinki. Key events include the 100 800 5000 and 400 hurdles plus shot put broad jump and javelin.
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Los Angeles
U.P
U. S
Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum
Uncle Sam
New York
Helsinki
Sal Maglie Breaks Slump With 3-0 Giants Win Over Dodgers
Sal Maglie hurled a three–hit shutout in 85 pitches as the New York Giants defeated the Brooklyn Dodgers 3-0 at the Polo Grounds. Maglie, hot weather and quick first pitches helped him extend scoreless innings to 27 this season, earning his 10th win and dropping the Dodgers’ lead in the National League. Danny Williams, Hank Thompson, and Bob Elliott produced the Giants’ early offense, while Jackies Robinson ended Maglie’s no-hit bid in the seventh. The Tigers dominated the Browns 6-0 behind Bill Wight’s six-hitter.
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Cleveland Indians
Cleveland
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Wynn
Bob Lemon
Mike Garcia
White Sox
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Sam Jones
Indians
Sox
Billy Pierce
Joe Dobson
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Boston Red Sox
Paw Lehner
Carl Lundquist
United Press
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Dodgers
Polo Grounds
Sal ‘Maglie
Giants
Maglie
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Shderule) Roth
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the Brooks
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Mayee
Billy Cox
Roy Campanella
Davey Willams
Hank Thompson
Bob Elliott
Elliott
Thompson
Tigers
Browns
Bill Wight
Wight
Detroit
Red Sox
Ned Garver
Sal Mag‘le
Average alcoholic profile from Yale study described
The Yale University center of alcoholic studies notes the typical alcoholic is about 40 years old, married, living with a spouse, and gainfully employed. The statement frames common demographic traits attributed to alcohol dependence.
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Yale University Center of Alcoholic Studies
Patty Berg Opens With Lead In Open Championship
Patty Berg, the Minneapolis star known as Queen Patty, shot a 69 in the first round of the Women's Open at Bala Country Club, tying the tournament record. Louise Suggs and Betty Jameson followed with 70 and 71 as Betsy Rawls and local amateur pair Dorothy Germain Porter and Helen Sigel carded 72.
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Philadelphia
Little Patty Berg
Minneapolis
Queen Patty
Philadelphia Inquirer Charities
Patty
Louise Suggs
Carrollton
Miss Suggs
Bala Country Club
Betty Jameson
San Antonio
Tex
Betsy Rawls
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