Oberlin Bowlers win 18th Elyria Handicap championship
Oberlin Merchants League team College Shoe & Repair led by Mel Buswell and Diedrick Schuster captured the 18th Elyria Bowling Association Handicap title at Bowl-O-Drome. Carl Diedrick, Don Schuster in doubles and Mel Buswell in all events led Oberlin to the top, with strong showings from Sharrer, Wachsberger, Coghlan, and others as finals concluded Saturday night.
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Carl Diedrick
Don Schuster
Mel Buswell
College Shoe& Repair
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Bernie Noll
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Hank McClaflin
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Dick Searles
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Allen Stern
Cleveland East Tech romps to Relays team victory
The Ohio Wesleyan Relays saw Cleveland East Tech score 36 points to Mansfield 28 and Cleveland Tohn Adams 27 with Springfield 26 and Columbus East 24. Oberlin led Lorain County. standout performances included Landy and Sharrer in field events and Coglan in singles as Oberlin posted a high team total while other local squads competed in numerous track events and relays.
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Feller and Score Deliver Dual Masterpieces in Doubleheader
Pitchers Bob Feller and Herb Score starred in a rare doubleheader showcase, each striking out 16 and yielding a single hit, echoing historic MLB feats. Feller also has 12 one hit games and three no hitters, while Score earns a rising reputation alongside the legendary Feller. Local fans and Elks members witnessed the high drama as boxing and sports notes follow with Delaney vs Akins and Mederos vs Johnson slated for Friday.
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Veterans Turn Back Clock In Mound Folly At Cleveland
Major leaguers delivered on a celebratory mound day, led by 36-year-old Bob Feller and Herb Score for Cleveland as the Indians defeated Boston 2-0 and 2-1. Score fanned 16, aiming to break Feller’s single game strikeout mark, while Johnny Antonelli pitched 16 innings for New York in a 2-1 win over Cincinnati. Turley and Kline also shone for Yankees and Pirates, with Cardinals and Dodgers winning, and a six-game weekend with other pennant implications across the league.
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Pairings Set At Berea For State Sectional Baseball
Avon Lake meets Madison of Lake County at 2 pm and Firelands faces Highland of Medina County at 4 pm in the first round at Berea as the 13 team Class B sectional fields break for three clubs next week. Loudonville Wickliffe Fairport Harbor Homer Savannah Burton Doylestown Westlake also compete with Cuyahoga and Wayne County entrants in the tourney. Avon Lake carries a 23 win total against Madison’s 1. Firelands is 14 0 and aims to upset Highland, dropping them to a second loss in eight starts.
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Bushman K of C Bowling League elects officers at banquet
A H Bunny Bushman was elected president of the Knights of Columbus Bowling League at the annual banquet and meeting held at Bess and Andy's. Frank Fritz was named vice president, R J Moran re-elected secretary, and Joe Stultz John McDonough and Dick Teasdale joined the board of directors with Grand Knight John Kelly and retiring president Clarence Smith automatically on the board. Special prizes went to Clarence Brown and McDonough for high game, Ralph Ball for high series, Reichlin Funeral Home for high team series, with trophies presented to the championship team Toggery Boystown.
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Bunny) Bushman
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Local Fairways leaders pace Spring Valley golf field
Arnold Michael and Frank Ry barcugk of Elyria shot 73 to pace Spring Valley round. Jim Cirigliano and Maurice Melanie followed at 74, with Wilbur Saylor Bob McClynimn of Lorain and Joe Emody of Elyria at 78. Elyria's Al Staskiens 79 and Len Noster 81. The City Golf League opens 1953 season tomorrow at Cherry Ridge with 16 teams in four matches, and the other eight squads Thursday. Play begins 5:00 p.m. with West Side Lumber & Coal vs General Motors among first pairings.
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Race Driver Nazaruk Killed in Langhorne Crash
Langhorne Pa April saw race car driver Nazaruk of North Bellmore lose control on the backstretch of the Vas i car feature. His car struck the fence at over 100 mph, overturned four times and burst into flames. Nazaruk, 34, was thrown clear but died as safety straps remained around him.
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Stock Cars Lift Lid At Lorain County Speedway Sunday
Stock car season open at Lorain County Speedway with SO and A drivers racing on dirt oval. Time trials start at 1 p.m. with first race at 2 30 p.m. Jerry Gasser of Elyria and Dick Jackson of Cleveland highlight the field as NASCRR prepares a nine event program under Northern Ohio Stock Car Racing Association.
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Five New London sprinters win AB relay 12 points
Five New London speedsters earned three seconds for 12 points in Class AB. Xema Woodrow Wilson led with 33 points, Teagittsburg Ware Ren Township finished with 20. Wildcats relay team of Bob Randleman Royce Ganz Larry Granneman and Ted Hardy posted a 158.5 second 440 yard leg, then 88 yard relay time 356 seconds with same quartet. Mogadore set a new 409 second medley relay record surpassing Amherst last season.
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Lorain Man Bags Ace at Spring Valley Golf Course
Lorain golfer James Cameron of 1246 N Ridge Rd rolled his second hole in one this spring at Spring Valley on the 112 yard number three Alsace hole. Cameron tied for a 46 on the nine holes while playing with Jer Conley and F kh Andrews, who had 48 and 45 respectively.
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Hoskins Fans Three As Indianapolis Tops Omaha
United Press reports Dave Hoskins pitched a three hit shutout for Indianapolis against Omaha, boosting the club’s grip on first place in the American Association as Minneapolis also won to widen the lead.
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C League Meets Sunday Nipnt Hoskins Shutout
A partial readable sports item describes a Sunday meeting of the C League clubs and a seven inning night cap where Hoskins shut out the opponent. The final score shows the edge for the In- team. It mentions a Bowl-O-Drama event and a League tournament game starting at 7 p m with Cardinals testing the first drama.
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