Elyria High Spring Sports Get New Coaches
Elyria High School will begin spring sports with three of four programs led by new coaches. Track led by Johnny Cabas, baseball by Bob Ringer, golf by Chick Smith, and tennis by Steve Zvosec, who isn’t new. Historical notes mention prior seasons’ results and aLetters to the sports column praising Cabas amid his resignation.
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Johnny Cabas
Bob Ringer
A. N
Chick) Smith
Steve Zvosec
Zvosec
Cabas
Don Phillipe
Ringers
Ralph Bauer
Smith
Zyosec la
Pioneer Netters
Don McIlroy
Harold
Pete) Block
Elyria High
Black
Florence Mansell Jones
Elyria
Ohio Street
Cleveland Barons
Les Douglas
Douglas
Ab DeMarco
Buffalo
Terry Sawchuk
Indianapolis
C. G. Schiesz
Elyria Booster Club
Brown-Lipe-Chapin
General Motors
Schiesz
Booster Club Board of Governors
Ralph Yerry
Ezzard Charles
Lorain
Charles
Jake Mintz
Mintz
Elyria City
Bowling Ass'n
Hayden D. Evans
Ass'n
Evans
Ted Ruth
Sportsman’s Park
Bedford
Clay
Sportsman's Park
Russ
Chronicle-Telegram
Johnny
John W. Moore
East Avenue
Moore
Jevt
Cabes
Tom Farmer
Lotain
Rose Sherman
Rey West
Cabss
Second Team All Ohio Conference Selections Listed
The Second Team includes Fred Radloff Capital and Bill Ruby Muskingum at forward and center with Don Bienneke Dayton Ear Shaw Wooster Al Rubenstein Cincinnati as guards. First team features Henry Vaughn Akron Gene Clack Otterbein Jud Millson Ohio Wesleyan Ken Mast Heidelberg Earl Shaw Wooster as guards and center with strong senior class representation.
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Fred Radloff
Capital
Bill Ruby
Muskingum
Don Bienneke
Dayton
Shaw
Wooster
al Rubenstein
Cincinnati
Henry Vaughn
Akron
Gene Clack
Otterbein
Jud Millson
Ohio Wesleyan
Ken Mast
Heidelberg
Earl Shaw
Leroy Thompson
Kent State
Tom Connors
Robie Shults
Oberlin
Louis Arko
Elyria Keglerettes Open 11th Annual Tourney Saturday
The Elyria Keglerettes begin the 11th annual tournament Saturday at Stoney's Rainbow Lanes with doubles and singles on two shifts. A record 33 teams, 45 doubles teams, and 79 singles entrants signaled a historic event, with doubles and singles finishing Sunday and the starting action for the five-man team event that night.
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Elying Women's Bowling Association
Stoney’s
Rainbow Lanes
Betty Were
J. Bur- Cock
L Heisler
V. Polchey
R. Henke
J. Betts
P. Taylor
B. Krent
A. Lepkowski
C. Marty
E. Reynolds
B. Pum
Mell
A. Wisniski
E. Sitfert
M. Karwa
BR. Overdeer
B. Fackler AM
Henke
A. Knight
G. Prices
Lewis
M, Henke
H. Bommer
R. Dahl
R. Biro
M. Demeriian
B. Cietbert
M. Goppel
B. McCrar
T Fidler
M. Ti
B. Smith
VW. Christenaon
G. Dim
M. Burns
Vandenberg
Lar . Baniek
G. Vargzo
M. Yucks
J. Hayes
C. Markel
N. Kuba
R. Richards
L. Rosencranz
E Jackson
Plas Construction
Grafton PR Drugs
Memorial breakfast marks 19th anniversary of Rockne death
In South Bend Indiana a UPI A special memorial breakfast for Notre Dame alumni commemorates the 19th anniversary of Knute Rockne's death. Rockne died in a Kansas wheat field when his plane crashed on March 31, 1931.
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Rockne
South Bend
Ind. U.pi
Notre Dame
Knute Rockne
Kansas Wheat Field
Missers Win Senior House Loop Crown In Playoff
Missers defeated Maulers 40 to 34 to claim the M. C. A. Senior House Basketball League season title. Harry Conn scored 18 and Tom Smith 14 for Missers while Chuck Mason led Maulers with 11 and Dick Mason had 10.
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Missers
Maulers
Harry Conn
Tom Smith
Missera
Chuck Mason
Dick Mason
Vaughn
Gene Clark
Otterbein
Tojat
Ken Mast
Heidel
Berg
Earl Shaw
Wooster
Three Conferences Represented On UP All Ohio Team
Ohio Wesleyan’s Jud Millhon and Cincinnati’s Dick Dallmer earned forward spots on the 1950 United Press All Ohio college basketball team. Bowling Green's Charlie Share and Findlay's Bob Wortman joined them at forwards, while Akron's Hank Vaughn was named one of the two guards. Vaughn Millhon Wortman and Dallmer also achieved first string honors in their conference teams.
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United Press
Ohio College
Claes
Jud Millhon
Ohio Wesleyan
Dick Dahimer
Cincinnati
Charles Share
Bowling Greene
Bob Wortman
Findlay
Henry Vaughn
Akron
Ralph
Buckshot) O'Brien
But
Columbus
Ohio
Western Michigan
Butler
Indiana
Dick Dallmer
University of Cincinnati
Charlie Share
Bowling Green
Reenter
Henry
Hank) Vaughn
Vaughn
Millhon
Wortman
Dallmer
New York Racing Season Opens at Jamaica with Paymonock Handicap
The 196day New York racing season begins tomorrow at Jamaica. Heavy betting is expected despite anti-gambling drives. The $25,000 Paymonock Handicap tops the opening card, with My Request Olympia and Better Self among likely Six furlong starters amid a strong field as entry box closes.
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Jamaica
Big City
Mandicap
Coaltown
My Request
Olympia
Jamaica Strip
Winmer
Teams All Even In Cage Loop Playoffs
The Knickerbockers edged the Syracuse Nationals 80 to 76 to tie the Eastern Division finals at one game each. The Anderson Packers defeated the Indianapolis Olympians 84 to 67 to even the Western Division final at one game apiece.
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JY United Press
New York Knickerbockers
Anderson Packers
National Basketball Association
Knickerbockers
Syracuse Nationals
Packers
Indianapolis Olympians
Kentcky Stars
Yale Fresh Lead in National AAU Swim Meet
Yale freshmen led the 46th National AAU swimming and diving indoor championships after day one at Payne Whitney gym in New Haven. Olympian veterans Jack Marshall and Jimmy McLane starred as Marshall broke the pool record with 1500 meters in 18:37, McLane 19:24.9, beating his teammate by 65 yards and breaking the old mark of 19:31 set in 1945.
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New Haven
Yale
Eli Yearlings
Jack Marshall
Jimmy McLane
Marshall
Perth
Australia
Payne Whitney
Pirates fear serious wrist injury for Ralph Kiner
X rays planned in Phoenix today to examine the Pirates slugger after he left a game with severe wrist pain following a collision in mid March. Kiner’s status may affect Pittsburgh as they chase a first win since March 14 against Cleveland and ongoing spring training play in Florida and Arizona.
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United Press
Phoenix
Ariz
Ralph Kiner
Pittsburgh Pirates
Kiner
Cleveland Indians
Indians
Pirates
Herman Reich
Chicago White Sox
New York
Giants
Black River Game Club Plans Regular Meeting Next Tuesday
The Black River Game Club will meet in regular monthly session next Tuesday evening at the Belden Town Hall. Officials urge all members to attend as several important matters must be decided. The meeting is called for 8:30.
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Black River Game Club
Belden Town Hall
Reds Seel l We ll Fifth Place Aim in 1950 Spring
Cincinnati Reds manager Luke Sewell aims to exceed last year’s seventh place finish in 1950. He cites need for more power and pitching but sees potential if Ewell Blackwell regains form and can return to opening day. The Reds’ pitching staff has six open jobs with several candidates, and the lineup centers on Kluszewski, Hatton, and Cooper with uncertainty in the outfield and keystone.
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Leo H. Petersen
United Press Sports
AMPA
Fla
U.P
Luke Sewell
Cincinnati Reds
Sewell
Reds
Cincinnati
Redleg
Ewell Blackwell
Blackwell
Herman Wehmeier
Ken Raffensberger
Howard Fox
Frank Smith
Tulsa
Walker Cooper
Cooper
Homer Howell
John Pramesa
Syracuse
Ted Kluszewski
Virgil Stalicup
Grady Hatton
Bobby Adams
Jim Bloodworth
Lou Klein
Sam Meeks
Klein
Keystone
Kluszewski
Hon Northey
Cardinals
Rez
Peanuts Lowrey
Marv Rackley
Dodgers
Lloyd Merriman
Danny Litwhiler
John Wyrostek
Joe Adcock
Graziano And Janiro Battle In Ten Round Garden Return
New York Madison Square Garden hosts Rocky Graziano in a ten round homecoming bout against Tony Janiro as the former middleweight hopeful seeks a title shot or bout with Sugar Ray Robinson. The crowd over 14 000 expected, with Graziano weighing about 158 to 152 pounds and aiming to rebound after a 1946 knockout and nine Garden main events drawing substantial profits.
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Rocky Graziano
Madison Square Garden
Graziano
Brooklyn
Mike Jacobs
Golden Boy
Tony Janiro
Youngstown
Janiro
Jake la Motta
Sugar Ray Robinson
Sugar Ray
Servo Graziano
Servo
Garden
Rocky
Tony Zale
Yankee Stadium
Chicago Stadium
Newark
M. J
Janko
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