Sustersic to Lead Elyria Catholic Football in 1952
Elyria Ohio May 3 1952 Sustersic named head football coach at Elyria Catholic High replacing Bill Smyth He will also assist basketball coach Ed Kukuski and may teach history social science physical education and driver education. He played fullback for Findlay College and the Cleveland Browns and coached at Findlay before moving to Elyria Catholic.
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Ed Kukuski
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Annunciation
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United States Air Force
Findlay
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Browns
Marion Motley
Holy Angels High
Sustersh
Team Standings Highlight Women’s League Bowling
The Construction keglers led by Ruth Henke 470 Peg Taylor 469 and Dot Mackin 469 rolled 2820 to lead over Johnson Insurance 2781 and Elyria Nursery 2751 as the field narrows. Edna Reynolds Rainbow Lanes was close with 523 while Charla Mae Fackler 509 and Jessie Ellis 507 led individual scores others and upcoming schedule detailed by shift and event.
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Ruth Henke
Peg Taylor
Dot Mackin
Johnson Insurance
Elyria Nursery
Edna Reynolds
Rainbow Lanes
Johnson
Charla Mae Fackler
Jessie Ellis
Gert Henke- Claire Henke
Betty Lasky
Lasky
Bendix Machine Shop
Brubaker’s Grocery
Country Club
Paige Builders
Dad's Root Beer
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Carey's Villa
Better Line
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Smitty's Package Store
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J. Ellis
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G. Henke
C. Henke
M . Karnowski
D. Naples
T Kozmits
C. Mate
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D Johnson
B. Wykrent
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P Taylor
M Kilein
L. Haslet
I Fidler
D Martin
H. Middlestetter
B. Lasky
K Wolfert
M Buck
B. Gilbert
M Beiogh
H. Morrow
M. Clapp
I Smith
R Gray
T Murphy
D Valerius
R Muiller
G. Lysell
J McIntire
C. M. Fackler
R Overdeer
B. Fackler
Guilmette
G Kibler
M. Barney
E Siffert
J. Burton
M Kohler
D Boreski
J. Webb
R. Ochs
D Terrell
J. Prindlew
Garn
G. Saleman
M. Janowicz
M. Overton
E Rice
Ridgeville League Champion Crowned in Bowling Night
Ridge Freeze won the Ridgeville Knights of St. John League title by taking two straight games from Jones Sohio Service at Evans Lanes. James Berciak led with 247 and 190 in single games as the high scorer and the night’s only tenpin event in league play.
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Ridgeville Knights
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Elyria Skaters Win Multiple Honors at Dayton Meet
Elyria Roll Arena Skating Club collected nine first place trophies 15 first place medals three second place medals and two third place medals at the Annual State Roller Skating Championships in Dayton over the weekend. Top performers included Maxine Haralampous first in intermediate girls speed skating and part of winning mixed and ladies relay teams.
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Dayton
Frank Clark
Maxine Haralampous
Elyria
Miss Haralampous
Don Wood
Jim Butler
Dale Bally
Dick Clark
Carolyn Huffman
Bob Topoly
Edna Clark
Saundra Lamadue
Jack DeCarlo
Decarlo
Gilbert Reichert
Miss Lamadue
Miss Clark
Billy Clark
John Davis
Joanne Misita
Frank Klan
Saundra Golding
Elyrians
Great Lakes
Milwaukee
Amherst Trackmen Topple Clearview in Dual Meet
Amherst Comets surprised Clearview Clippers 63 55 on Clearview field. Leaders include Al Howells who swept sprints and Earl Bartlett who won shot put and discus. Jim Monagan led Clearview with wins in the mile and 1 1/2 mile races.
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Amherst
Comets
Clearview
Clippers
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Earl Bartlett
Ambherst
Jim Monagan
Howells
Kostoff
Tabbert
Moore
Teaman
Mulder
Monagon
Bloom
D Starbuck
Spinello
Dalzell
van Niet
D. Starbuck
Zaborski
Moskal
Starbuck
Caco
van Niel
Vani Mel
Barckert
Horton
Gigliotti A
Rushinsky
Mendoza
Construction Squad Sets Record In Elyria Women Bowl Event
Smith Construction of Rainbow Lanes led the team division of Elyria’s 13th Annual Women’s Bowling Tournament by posting a 2820 total. Dot Johnson tallied a 525 series while Gert Benke added 510 as the squad rang up a 2451 pinfall plus a 369 handicap for the three games. Season champions in the Lanes.
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Elyria Women's Bowling Association
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Rainbow Lanes
Bowling
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Five Dodgers Among Leading Ten In NLL
The Brooklyn Dodgers show strong hitting with five players in the NL top ten led by Jackie Robinson who stands at .412 after 14 hits in 33 at bats. Billy Cox Carl Furillo Roy Campanella and Duke Snider also place among the leaders as Chicago Cubs Daantelian Mabau nounie Louy Alem of the Cubs trails at .387.
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Roy Campanella
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Nounie Louy Alwem
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Walker Cooper
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Turk) Lown
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Cincinnati
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Peanuts) Lowrey
Sally Hemus
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Lowrey
Vinegar Bend Mizell
Russ Meyer
Martinez Stops Pellone In 1st
Vince Martinez from Paterson New Jersey stopped Tony Pellone of New York in the first round at St Nicholas Arena. Referee Harry Kessler halted the bout at 2 54 after Pellone endured his third knockdown. It was Martinez 23rd win and 14th knockout in 24 fights.
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Bank Team Plans Drill At Poplar Street Field
Bank Team To Drill The Savings Deposit and Trust Bank fielded group schedules a practice on Monday at 6 oclock. The drill will be on the American Legion diamond on Poplar Street and all team members are urged to attend.
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Stanky and Saigh Tug At Cardinals Control
Cardinal owner Fred Saigh repeatedly pressures manager Eddie Stanky over starting pitchers and lineup choices. Saigh pushes for Mizell to start on April 27 and backs Bilko at first base despite Stanky’s preference, while also favoring Westlake in the outfield and Musial at first. The ongoing behind the scenes tug prompts a tense summer as Stanky navigates Saigh’s power of suggestion.
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Williams Starts Marine Aviator Duty in Philadelphia
Ted Williams began service as a Marine aviator at Willow Grove Naval Air Station today. He hopes for a 1954 comeback with the Boston Red Sox after completing his hitch. Williams reentered active duty as a Marine air captain following a signing ceremony yesterday.
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Erhart Baseball Nine Seeks Home A Games This Season
Erhart's Class A baseball team will schedule games with home slots open. Sunday contests are booked through June 1. From June on, night games will be arranged on Wednesday and Sunday at 8 PM. Interested A teams should contact Manager Karl Kramer by phone Medina 26-442 or mail R. D. 3 Medina.
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Fearless Fraley Derby Tips and Horse Race Lore
Kentucky Canter is today. Read Derby facts and a mint julep recipe. Count Flame and Master Fiddle prep for the classic while tales of Rutchick and Count Turf recall prior Rose Run glory. Churchill Downs humor ends with a jockey stealing silence in paddock lore.
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Ray Robinson
Marcel This
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Ned Irish
Fritzie Zivic
Francis Quimet
Billy Jurges
Barbara Ann Scott
Pancho Gonzales
Churchill Downs
Elyria And Salem Teams Rank Tenth In Inter City Play
Elyria and Salem bowled into tenth place in the 41st Inter City Bowling Association Tournament held at Stoney's Rainbow Lanes after a single 12 team shift. Ed Flickinger led Elyria with a 612 series amid four Class B teams while Bill Ashton paced Buckeye Coal of Salem with 666 in the Class A division.
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United Polish Club
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Gib Henke
George Ksenich
Lorain
Fred Reese
Chuck Huffer
Nick Tobicash
Giants threaten Dodgers lead as NL race tightens
New York Giants pull into second place, half game behind Brooklyn after Whitey Lockman homers in a 5-3 10 inning win over Pittsburgh. Dodgers and Cubs also win. Yankees rally highlights and bats surge in multiple AL games.
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Twetah
Cleveland Seeks Senators Baker in utility infield bid
Hank Greenberg, Cleveland general manager, announced efforts to acquire Floyd Baker from Washington for infield utility coverage. Baker can play second, third, or shortstop and is sought to ease team tensions. Greenberg emphasized harmony on the Indians and planned a private talk with Larry Doby over his leg issues.
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Camden Triumphs Over Birmingham in Independent Game
Camden High of Lorain County beat Birmingham 6 to 4 on Friday as Neil Whitney yielded 10 hits but shutout the home team for the final two innings. Camden batters led by Dave Malitzka and Jerry Husted with two singles each. Bill Fullgrabe doubled and added two singles for Birmingham.
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Neil Whitney
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Leaders In The Major Leagues Highlight Top Batters And Pitchers
United Press survey of major league leaders shows Baumholtz of the Cubs and Rodríguez of the White Sox among top batters with high averages. Notable sluggers include Wertz, Campanella, and DiMaggio, while pitchers Staley, Wehmieler, and Henry post strong seasons.
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Avon Lake vs Ridgeville Nine in Lorain County title tilt
Avon Lake High School and Ridgeville Rangers square off Monday at 3 30 p m on Cascade Park diamond for the Lorain County Class B League crown and a district tournament berth. Avon Lake seeks a county title after beating Camden in the playoffs while Ridgeville earned the playoff championship and defeated Penfield in semi finals. Lefty Will Bartolovich may start for Avon Lake with Bob Tomanek catching while Ridgeville taps Bob Reinhardt with Jerry Heisler batting.
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Realtors In Practice Game Here On Sunday
Lehman Johnson Realtors meet the DoubleDip Drive In team of Lorain in a practice game at Cascade Park Sunday afternoon. The contest is set for 2 o clock with Realtors reporting at 1 30.
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Boston Drives In Dominant 13 6 Win Over Browns
A bases loaded homer propelled Boston to a 13 6 victory against the Browns. The key swing broke open a close game and set the tone for the rout.
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