La Motta Hunter Clash In Cleveland Ring Tonight
Middleweight champion Jake La Motta meets Chuck Hunter in a non title bout at Cleveland Arena in a program headlined by 10 round semi finals. Aldo Minelli vs Irish Jimay Sanders and Dolph Quijano vs Bob Flanagan are featured, with two more 5 round bouts and an 11,000 crowd forecast. Main card starts 8:30 with bets on a strong turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jake la Motta
Chuck Hunter
Cleveland Arena
Aldo Minelli
Italy
Jimay
Sanders
Warren
Dolph Quijano
el Paso
Tex
Bob Flanagan
Canada
Minelli
Quijano
Flanagan
Charley Lester
Cleveland
Don Rufe
Binghampton
N. C
Paul Simpson
Skeets Reynolds
Pittsburgh
Larry Atkins
Hunter
la Motta
Quigley says Americans could match British golf with proper conditions
Morgan Quigley argues that Americans would dominate Ryder Cup and Walker Cup if given Britain's food, equipment access, and easier courses. He cites better meals for stamina, easier, well-kept courses, and the intense American practice culture as keys to success. He notes British golf rewards are modest and pro life here is not lucrative, unlike the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Fraley
United Press
Ake Windermere
England
U.P
Dapper
Morgan Quigley
Sam Snead
Walton Heath
Quigley
Anthony Eden
United States
British Isles
Henry Cotton
Oyster Beds On East Coast Dominate Harvest
The article notes oysters grow in nearly all coastal waters but about 90 percent come from the East coast and Gulf of Mexico where the large eastern oyster Ostrea Virginica is native.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gulf of Mexico
Lebanon High names Lowell Storm football coach
In Cincinnati, Lowell Storm of Hamilton is named football coach at Lebanon High School. A former University of Cincinnati athlete, Storm takes over duties for the Lebanon program. He replaces no one specified in the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Lowell Storm
Hamilton
Lebanon High School
University of Cincinnati
CCNY Favored to Win NCAA Title Clash With Bradley
CCNY is a two point favorite to beat Bradley in tonight's NCAA Tournament clash aiming to become the first college team to win two national championships in one season. CCNY seeks a sweep of NIT and NCAA titles after last week's 69 61 NIT final win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
City College of New York
Bradley
CCNY
Nat Holman
Beavers
Peoria
City
Wisconsin
Holy Cross
Harvey's High Dominates B League With 2,854 Series
Harvey's High rolled 977 in a 2,854 series to dominate city tenpin scoring in the B League, adding 951 and 926 games while sweeping Elyria Manufacturing. John Evanich led Harvey's with a 624 series. Jack Dilgren earned single-game honors with a 247 for Porsch Lumber in another league, while St Johns Lutheran League reported a 586 by Dilgren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey's
Elyria Manufacturing
Elyria Stationers
Wagon Wheel
John Evanich
Jack Dilgren
Porsch Lum Jber
St. John's Lutheran
St. John's School
Dilgren
Grocers Capture City B Title With 55 53 Win Over Elyria Hardware
Smitty's Grocers won the City Class B Basketball League title by edging Elyria Hardware 55 53 at Jefferson School. Trailing 35 34 after three periods, Grocers surged in the fourth for the victory as Blyrier led a late rally. George Leininger led Hardware with 16 points, Leland Goss added 13, while Jack Flowers, Tom Smith, and Bill Pais paced the Grocers with 18, 13, and 10 points respectively. The win left Grocers undefeated in seven Red Division games, while Hardware suffered its first league loss. Earlier, Lorain County Merchants Girl fell 43 23 to Cleveland Rangers in the girls’ double elimination round.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sans Grocers
Elyria Hardware
Jefferson School
The
In Hardware
Quart
Blyrier
Grocers
Lorain County Merchants Girl
Cleveland Rangers
Northern Ohio Girls League
Jack Flowers
Tom Smith
Bill Pais
Smitty’s
Land
George Leininger
Hardware
Smitty’s Grocery
Elyria
Hardware Ts
al 1883 Rangers
Lorain
Coe G
I Lasch
Fuerst
Sideness Hg
Wooisene
Eltuinger
Raynak
Baller
Jones
le Rusynyk
slEverest
Te Phute
Cleveland’ Rangers
Lorain County
Big leaguers rail at new balk rule in camp notes
United Press dispatch from spring camps reports Johnny Sain blasting baseball’s balk rule as biased toward hitters. Other items note Leo Durocher negotiating trades, Willard Nixon and George Wilson sent to Louisville, and spring results for Phillies, Cardinals, Dodgers, Athletics, Tigers, Reds, and White Sox. Luke Appling offers to try first base with Chico Corralesque moving to short.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
ST. Petersburg
Fla
Johnny Sain
Boston Braves
Johnny
Newport
Ark
Braves
Detroit Tigers
Sarasota, Fla
Boston Red Sox
Willard Nixon
George Wilson
Louisville
Mike Palm
Birmingham
Sam White
Roanoke
Los Angeles
Luke Appling
Jack Onslow
Chicago White
Chico Carrasquel
Appling
Automatic Loop Matches At Stoney's Rainbow Lanes
The Western Automatic League six match program is set for tonight at 7 o'clock at Stoney's Rainbow Lanes in Clearwater Florida. The Philadelphia Phillies meet a St Louis Cardinals squad in a clash expected to feature sharp hitting and strong pitching as the league showcases its regular schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stoney’s Rainbow Lanes
Clearwater
Fla
Philadelphia Phillies
Ornel
St. Louis Cardinal
Mangle
Boom
Satopers Va
Gales
Meeting Called For Little Loop Players
All boys eight to twelve years old are invited with parents to a Little Baseball League meeting on Thursday at 7 oclock in the Elyria High School auditorium. League president Herman Jappin asks all team managers coaches and personnel board members to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria High School
Oler
Herman Jappin
All-City Bowling League Pairings Set for Tonight
All-City Bowling League schedules four matches at 7 p.m. on Olympic Recreation. Teams listed include Irgnys Potato Chips versus spring alley, B and B Beers versus Stone's Girl, Pass Shell Olys, Rothgery Motors, Elyria Auto Services, and Cascade Plating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olympic Recreation Sahil
Irgnys
Spring ‘Alley
Stone's Girl
Pass Shell Olys
Rothgery, Motors
Elyria Auto Services
Cascade Plating
Women's Loop Schedule Set for Tonight's Matches
The Olympic Recreation Women's League faces a decision tonight at 9. Schedule shows Schnitz Beer versus Brown Hotel, George's Chips against Elyria Electric, Memo's Tavern versus Moulton Candles, and Millon’s Jewelers versus Leisy's Beer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olympic Recreation Women’s League
Schnitz Beer
Brown Hotel
George's Chips
Elyria Electric
Memo's Tavern
Moulton Candles
Millon's Jewelers
Leisy's
Flores And Rozek Star On mound As Tribe Defeats Bucs
Cleveland Indians finish West Coast exhibition with a 3 to 1 win over the Pittsburgh Pirates behind a two man pitching effort by Jesse Flores and Dick Rozek Flores allowed one infield hit in six innings and walked no one in his best spring performance Rozek worked three scoreless frames for the Tribe while the Pirates stranded multiple runners Flores was the winning pitcher and Dickson took the loss in a game played on the West Coast with Summers Pollock and Hudson serving as umpires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Bernardino
Calif
Cleveland Indians
Pittsburgh Pirates
Jesse Flores
Dick Rozek
Flores
Pittsburgh
Mitchell
Tucker
Ane Rosen
Arate
Otek
Murtaugh
McCullough
Lord Dickeon
Ford
Saffell
Cooxan
Breetough
Dickson
Cleveland
Rozek
Buttos
Lombardt
Balk
Summers
A. Ho. Pollock
Hudson
Ohio State Opens Spring Practice After Rose Bowl Run
Ohio State begins spring football practice with 16 of last year’s 22 lettermen on hand as coach Wes Fesler plans chalk talks and motion pictures in the first week. No cleats today as wet fields limit drills. full contact starts next Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
O. U.P
Ohio State
Wes Fesler
Foster
Fight Results Across Cities From Newark to Providence
United Press los angeles style boxing results show Abel Cestec drawing with Bill Gillian in Newark. Eddie Glass defeats Bob Montgomery in Philadelphia. Chariie Cotton earns a points win over Levi Southall in Chicago. Charley Riley outpoints Glen Flanigan in St Louis. Jimmy Warrie beats Massimo Sanna in Holyoke. Honeyboy West outpoints Ralph Zanner in Providence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Eddie Glass
Bob Montgomery
Chicago
Chariie Cotton
Toledo
Levi Southall
Kansas City
Kan
ST. Louis
Charley Riley
Glen Flanigan
Minneapolis
Holyoke
Mass
Jimmy Warrie
Brooklyn
Massimo Sanna
Mulan
Italy
Providence
R. I
Honeyboy West
Washington, D. C
Ralph Zanner
Elyria High coach Cabas resigns after two years
Elyria High School head football coach and biology teacher Cabas submitted his resignation effective June 10 1950 in a surprise move to the school board. His two football seasons produced four wins 13 losses and one tie with 195 points scored and 122 allowed. He cited the workload and pressure to win as factors and noted a perceived lack of support for his program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohm Cabas
Elyria High School
Cabas
I. N. Nicholas
Elyria City
Elyria
Elyria High
Pioneers
Case Institute of Technology
Cleveland
New Castle
New Castle High
Mt. Union College
Alliance
Miami University
Western Reserve University
Chester
W. Va
Wellsville
Columbiana
Navy
Case
Cleveland Browns
Blanton Collier
Jefferson School
Perry-Fay Bowling League Tonight Matches Set at Bowl-O-Drome
Four Perry-Fay Bowling League teams will compete in four matches tonight at seven o clock at the Bowl-O-Drome. The card features Packera versus 49era Yankees versus Bears Dons versus Rams and Browns versus Eagles with local fans urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry-Fay
Packera
Yankees
Bears
Browns
Eagles
Also Mentioned on This Page
Chronicle-Telegram
Oble
Teesday
Mai
Choiees
Lester
Riffe
Simpson
Reynolds
Barons
Cleveland Barons
Buffalo Bisons
American Hockey League
Les Douglas
Pete Leswick
Bobby Carsey
Terry Sawchuk
Indianapolis
Rory McLenahan
Hershey
Pete Backer
Danny Sprout
Roy Kelly
Connie Dion
Buffalo
al Dewsbury
Ali DeMarco
Paul Meyer
Leswick
Backer
Claude Harmon
Frank Stranahan
Scotland
North Berwick
Aigley
Fred
Bun) Cook
George
Buck) Bouucher
Boston Bruns
Boucher
Bruin
Sarasota
Joe McCarthy
George Susee
Marlin
Susce
Marion
Elyria Lumber & Coal Co
Harvey
Jim Kelley
Jim Warner
Marie Everett
Merchants
James H. Brinkley
Hapeville
Lakewood Park
Atlanta
Brinkley
Burbank
Leo Durocher
Ford Smith
Nekro
Leo
Chicago Cubs
Phil Cavarretta
Teo
Phillies
Washington Senators
Dick Sisler
Cardinals
Don Johnson
Harry Brecheen
Red Munger
Vero Beach
Brooklyn Dodgers
Philadelphia Athletics
Athletics
Don Newcombe
Carl Erskine
Lakeland
Cincinnati Reds
Red Rolfe
Ted Gray
Antee
Murphy Bros
Broad St
Byria
Flores and
Bucs
Ohio Squad
Newark
N. J
Abel Cestec
Argentiea
Bill Gillian
Ment
John Cabas
Elyria Surplus Center