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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 25, 1950

Page

3

Elyria Catholic Honors First Football And Basketball Teams

Members of Elyria Catholic High School’s first football and basketball squads were honored at a booster club meeting in the school auditorium. Notre Dame star Jim Martin addressed the group, urging fighters and perseverance, as awards, monograms, numerals, and cigarette lighters were given to players, managers, and coaches by school officials and boosters.

Elyria Catholic High School Elyria Catholic High Jim Martin Notre Dame University Cleveland Browns Notre Dame Martin Joseph B. Lehane Ed Kubuski City Safety Service Dan Kothe Henry Ault Don Hawk Chronicle-Telegram Richard Teasdale John Kurek Kubuski Kurek Dr. Lehane Jim Seres Deb Urig Gene Kasubinski Tom Diedrick Ron Schilke Jerry Rodgers Bob White Ron Roling Dick Tarnowski Hank d Janowicz Jack Kaminski Edl Marsh Tom Kershaw Dick Wash Frank Talarski John Diedrick al Bores Leo Plato Tony Jezewski Ron Gilgenbach Kasubinski Kaminski Joe Bucynski Plato Janowicz Lynn Rader Mike Kozel Marsh Jim Gilles Ken Webber Dick Leister Dan Bruck Ken Rothgery Robert Haas Bud Berthold Dale Reising Jim Kistner Frank Smith Tatarski Greg Paonessa Jim Smith Bob Conrad Dick Bennett Gilgenbach Berthold Kershaw Bill Crow Jim Ross Tim Mesner Chuck Beard Art Gula Dan Gensert Ray Woconish Gensert Wash Rita Baumgardner Joan Rothgery Patricia McAllister Ann Schork Mary Bryant Anna Bryant Joyce Laubenthal Nancy Valerius

Regatta Shifts National Rowing Meet to Marietta

The Inter-Collegiate Rowing Association moved its annual national regatta from Poughkeepsie to Marietta for June 17. The change cites Ohio River tides and dam controls plus an offered observation train to help cover costs. Committee members including Cornell's Kane and Columbia's Furey backed the switch after inspections and campaigning by the Marietta Rowing Committee led by Walter Raney.

New York Inter- Collegiate Rowing Association Poughkeepsie N. Y Marietta Association Ohio River Hudson River Robert J. Kane Cornell Ralph Furey Columba Howard H. Caldwell Annapolis H. Jamison Swarts Penn Lewis P. Andreas Syracuse Asa Bushnell Campaign For Change Hudson Walter Raney Columbia Intercollegiate Rowing Association

Favored Freebooter's Wins Grand National by 15 Lengths

Freebooter captured the 107th Grand National at Aintree as Wot No Sun finished second and Action Major third. The favorite, ridden by Danny Manzani, completed 49 starters with only 13 finishers, and Monaveen owned by Princess Elizabeth and The Queen finished fifth amid a crowded grandstand.

Aintree Eng Freebooter Wot No Sun Action Major Sprig Achton Major Cromwell Happy River Braney Vi Knockler Ship's Bell Ichmore Saintfield Danny Manzani Scranton

Pompein Rolls 704 In All Star League Bowling

Tony Pompein of the Moose Club shines in an All-Star League night at the Bowling Center with a 704 series. He opened 235, followed by 253, and finished 216, achieving the second 3,000-plus total this season in the city. Beiter Line leads the standings, while Bowling Center's quintet trails and prepares for a season rolloff Sunday at Stoney's Rainbow Lanes.

Tony Pompein Moose Club Bowling Center Pompein Gil Baver George Knipper Bill Rogers Dave Bednars Les Mibonesee Beiter Line Leisy’s Beer Bowling Checker 'Cab Enamel Room Pfaudler Company Stoney’s Rainbow Lanes Lelsy's Beer St Tose Pet Roth Tattorwling Center eBieh Byeynsk Arvay Roth Tattors Checcer Cabis Leisy's Thomasson’s Erin ALT Nehi Beverage Reis Howling Center Omasson Checker Cab Larson Foundry Fredde's C Ara Pirestone Preidie's Cafe Een Beane Altes Beer American Beare Shoe League Int Tenesece Wek Pet Belter Isy Beer PO Foundry de Veneay Geie Ffaudler Company League Fink Advan Ma Halty Ofreeenean Aemneseee General Motors Enee Bullers No Stainess Steel Saintensage Os Am Amas Nevras High Individu Young Women's League Alley C Mschiessi ST. John's Lutheran League Koepp Sporting Goods Knotles & Snteze Bell Company Beni Joe's Wasserman’s Dian Republic Eve Alve Joe's Wasserman's Joe Individ Bazley Meats Oe Bendix-Westinghouse Lea Geena Reedvine Aon Reelin Individua Aeene Assemby Ao Sewers Ass Ly BOISE Vollmer R. M. Reese L. Pet Thomaston's Letsy ET Roth Smith Lacan Gont Smith Leisr J. Basinski

Snead Opens Greensboro Open With One Stroke Lead

Sammy Snead, defending Greensboro Open champion from White Sulphur Springs, forged a four under par 66 in the second round at Sedgefield Country Club to lead by one stroke. Clayton Heafner trailed with 67, while Paul OLeary, Skip Alexander, George Fazio, Jack Burke Jr., and Milan Marusic tied for fourth with 69, as the soggy course challenged the field.

Greensboro N. C Sammy Snead White Sulphur Springs W. Va Snead Sedgefield Country Club Clatyon Heafner Charlotte Paul O'Leary Bismarck N. D Skip Alexander Knoxville Tenn George Fazio Washington, D. C Jack Burke, Jr White Plains Milan Marusic Albany

Moose B Pin Schedule Highlights Three Weekday Matches

The Moose Class B Bowling League presents three matches tomorrow at Bowl-O-Drome. Friendship Club faces O'Don pels Beer, Broad Street Grill meets Pollack's Market, and Kaye's Cafe plays No. Ten Chul.

Friendship Club O-Donpels Beer Broad Street Grill Pollack’s Kaye's Cafe No. Ten Chul

National Doubles Bowling Champs Open With 80 Teams

National Doubles Bowling Championships in Louisville opened with 80 two man teams featuring Junie McMahon Connie Schwaegler Andy Varinana and Ned Day and Buddy Bomar. Tournament sessions run today and tomorrow.

United Press Louisville Junie McMahon Chicago Connie Schwaegler Madison Wis Andy Varinana Hempstead N. C Ned Day Buddy Bomar

Buckeye Swimmers Lead By Eight As NCAA Finals Start

Ohio State carried an eight point lead over Yale into the NCAA swimming and diving finals in Columbus with seven events remaining. Jack Taylor set a pool record of 1:32.14 in the 150 yard backstroke as Bill Sonner followed with a second place. Bruce Harlan won the one meter diving for OSU with Harlan’s teammates in podium positions. Yale defended its 400 yard freestyle relay title with Reid Anson Blum and Farnsworth. Princeton’s Bob Brawner upset Verdeur in the 200 yard breaststroke to set an NCAA record.

Columbus Ohio State National Collegiate Athletic Association Yale Buckeyes Jack Taylor Bill Sonner Bruce Har+lan Hobie Billingsley Jack Calhoun Ray Reid Larry Anson John Blum Bill Farnsworth Blum Farnsworth Princeton Tigers Bob Brawner la Salle Joe Verdeur Ed Garellowa Jim Erker Northwest Henry Paton Michigan Alva "Chernes Wiscosin Mie Mucklersy Southern Metrie Jack i Sonner Don Korten Ralph Coxhead Kiewicnh Alev New Osu Ecord Adolph Kieler John, Klum Bill Farnsworth Yaird Eddie Gilbert Texas Ralph Sala Stanford OSU Verdeur Bruce Harlan Ohio Skippy Browning Texa Hird Charies Ech Ohio Starith Reid Munson Parnsworthy Neigh Tittle Mann Slagers Stephanos Batmores Dolley Kobayashi Town Draves Garst Dunbar Nicholson Army Smyly Irwin de Armond Prosser Michican State Tasior

City College of New York Faces NC State in NCAA Eastern Final

City College of New York seeks its first NCAA title bid at Madison Square Garden facing North Carolina State in the Eastern final. A win would set up a national championship game against the Western winner in Kansas City. NC State led by Everett Case hopes to stop City’s fast break and rely on stars Sam Ranzino and Dick Dickey.

York U.P City College of New York North Carolina State Madison Square Garden City Nat Holeavers Bradley-Baylor Kansas City Garden Madison Square Cony San Francisco Kentucky Duquesne Bradley Ohio State Holman Everett Case Wolfpack Beavers Holy Cross Ed Warner Edi Roman Buckeyes Dick Schnittker Bob Denham Schnittker Sam Ranzino Dick Dickey North Carolina West Baylor Braves U.C.S.A Brigham Young U.C.L.A Paul Unruh U.c.la

Cleveland Beats Buffalo 7–1 In Playoff Opener

Hockey playoff notes show Cleveland routing Buffalo 7 to 1 in the opening game. Upcoming games list Cleveland at home and away dates through early April with a potential best-of-seven series against the Cleveland-Buffalo winner. Also, Indianapolis swept St Louis in a best-two-of-three series and prepares for a likely matchup with Providence.

Cleveland Buffalo Springfield Crane Providence Springfield Aindianapolis ST. Louis Indianapolis

Doby's 440-foot homer ties Indians win over Padres

Larry Doby belted a 440-foot left field homer to lead Cleveland to a 6 5 comeback victory over San Diego. He added two singles as Sam Zoldak shut down the Padres over six scoreless innings after Steve Gromek allowed four runs in three frames. Luke Easter once hit a long homer here last year, drawing comparisons to Doby's blast.

LOS Angeles Larry Doby Cleveland Indians San Diego Padres Luke Easter Doby Easter Indians San Diego Bob Kennedy Tribe Sam Zoldak Steve Gromek Hadeen Zoldak

Hudnutt Wins Varsity Swim Letter At Wesleyan

Hudnutt son of Mr and Mrs A C Hudnutt 345 Stanford avenue was one of nine Ohio Wesleyan University students to win swimming letters for varsity competition during the past season. A junior and versatile in freestyle events he is also expected to join the Bishop golf team this spring.

Hudnutt Wesleyan Delaware Art Hudnutt A. C. Hudnutt Stanford Avenue Ohio Wesleyan University Bishop

Merchants C League Bowl Night Ahead at Bowl-O-Crome

Dayton Ohio reports a Merchants C League night with four matches at Bowl-O-Crome Lanes. Schedule includes Young Hardware versus Rid er Realtors, Kolb Meating and Plumbing against Lolay’s Beer, Bud’s Serv ers versus Haserod Jewelers, and Hale Cleaners facing Hell Company. Dayton football notes: Joe Gavin moves Joe Banister to fullback for fast-opening plays in spring drills. Emery Csizma shifts from fullback to halfback.

Merchants Young Hardware Rider Realtors Kolb Meating & Plumbin Lolay’s Beer Bud's Sarvers Haserod Jewelers Hell Company Hale Cleaners Dayton, O University of Dayton Joe Gavin Joe Banister Wileloughby Dayton Emery Csizma Cleveland

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