Tigers Lose Ray Herbert As Army Callups Hit Detroit
Ray Herbert to join the Army next week deprives the Detroit Tigers of a top relief ace who played a pivotal role in four early-season wins. The 1951 pennant race sees Detroit hovering near .500 as Herbert, a Toledo import, shaped as the majors leading reliever. His absence raises questions about the Tigers’ pitching depth and their bid to chase the Yankees and rivals in the league.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit Tigers
Chicago White Sox
Wshington Senators
Ray Herbert
Tigers
Bengals
Herbert
Jim Konstanty
Phils
New York Yankees
Q Herbert
Toledo
Red Sox Struggle with Pitching After Big Trades
In a busy look at 1951 sports, the Red Sox three new pitchers Scarborough Wight and Terio have combined for ten appearances without a nine inning start. Despite additions and big payoffs, Boston searches for sustained form as Yankees remain a hurdle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wight
The
Yanks
White Sox
Gome
Ferrier's 131 Tops In Tourney At White Sulphur Springs
Big Jim Ferrier of San Francisco led the Greentrier In aetenes VF tourney after two rounds with 67 67 totaling 134. Sam Snead 134 shares second place with Ben Hogan 127? No, Hogan 127 after a 69 first round and 68 second. Bob Hamilton tied with Jim Turnesa and Al Brosch at 132 after 73. Toney Penna 140, Henry Picard 141, Gene Kunes 143.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Va
Jim Ferrier
San Francisco
Gcl
Aetenes
Tees
Yate
Acthor
Ferrier
Reve Snead
Asmis
Sammy Snead
Ben Hogan
Hershey
Snead
Hogan
Bob Hemiiten
Evansville
Ind
Jim Turnesa
Briarcliff
N.Y
al Brosch
Garden City
Lasky Wins Singles and All-Events Titles in Elyria Tournament
Lasky rolled a 677 total on 611 series with a 66 handicap to win the singles title as the Elyria Yeomen's Bowling Association Tournament concluded at Stoney's Rainbow Lanes. His 224 194 203 three-game set marked the top individual effort of the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Try Lasky
Elyria Yeomen’s Bowling Association
Stoney
Rainbow Lares
Final standings players and doubles and singles results
The record lists final standings for doubles and singles events with players named in mixed order. Notable names include G Heese Hemec CLM Facker Mela J Heabe Bons A Eyanisa V Pelchers A Vismise Siffer and Gerry Pemercy Best Bacon Frentis Conrai 2a 3A Lirue Klemm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Heese
Hemec Clm Facker
J. Heabe
Bons
A. Eyanisa
V. Pelchers
A. Vismise
E Siffer
Gerry Pemercy
Lirue Klemm
Lasty and Taylor Lead in All-Events Tourney Standings
Final all events tally shows Jerry Pomeroy second with 1606 and Gert Henke third at 1590 while Lasty tops the event with 1613. Peg Taylor leads singles with 65 and Billie Baden sits fourth as others post scores 635 629 and 634. Doubles leaders include Henke Henke Fackler McIntire and Hahn Bank in the top five.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lasty
Peg Taylor
Jerry Pomeroy
Billie Baden
Myrtle Kiein
Tiny Frances Conrath
Gert Henke
Claire Henke
Charla Mae Fackler
Julia McIntire
Jean Hahn
Agames Bank
Ann Evanisn
Polehey
Arline Wisnnski
Phototimer to end rowers finish doubt at regatta
At the Intercollegiate Rowing Association regatta on the Ohio River, a new phototimer from Bulova will record finish order and exact times for each crew, easing last year’s timing uncertainties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marietta
Intercollegiate Rowing Association
Ohio River
Bulova Watch Co
Columbus Takes Attendance Prize For Opening Day
American Association president Bruce Dudley awarded the trophy to the Columbus Red Birds for leading opening day attendance. The 1950 crowd of 13,054 represented 348 percent of Columbus’s city population, marking the largest opening day turnout in numeric terms for the team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Rur
American Association
Bruce Dudley
Columbus Red Birds
Red Birds
Columbus
Barrett Named Proxy of High School Coaches
Dick Barrett head coach at Youngstown East was elected president of the Ohio High School Football Coaches Association. The group, with about 600 coaches at the Ohio State University banquet, named Mack Pemberton as vice president and Carl Schroeder as secretary treasurer. They planned the 1952 North-South All-Star Game in Akron with Middletown slated to host the North-South clash in August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olumbus
1U.P
Dick Barrett
Youngstown East
Ohio High School Football Coaches Association
Glenn
Tiger) Ellison
Middletown
Banqnet
Ohio State University
Mack Pemberton
Columbus West
Carl F. Schroeder
Akron
Junie Ferrall
Barberton
Chuck Thackera
Hamilton
Ellison
Jim MacDonald
Springfield
Augie
Morningstar
Mansfield
Barrett
Tur
Schroeder
National Association of High School Coaches
National Service Bureau
Chicago
Ohio Association
Cleveland
Alexander
Bill Alexander
First Christian Church
Oklahoma City
Okla
Senate
Oklahoma
Ohio State
Woody Hayes
OSU
Richard C. Larkins
Wilson Dumble
Harlan Hatcher
Columbus
James A. Rhodes
Cartier Sidelined By Injuries After Win Over Hairston
New York Walter Cartier will be out for weeks with cuts and facial injuries after a hard fought 10 round decision over Eugene Hairston at Madison Square Garden. Cartier suffered a mashed cheek and eye cut but rallied to floor Hairston twice in the final round for a second win in as many meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Cartier
Hairston
Two Lake Erie Loop Meets Postponed By Rain
Lake Erie League track and golf meets scheduled today at Euclid were postponed due to Friday heavy rains. League principals from seven schools will meet Tuesday at Lakewood to set new dates for the two events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Erie League
Euclid
Lakewood
Hungarian swimmer sets world mark in women’s 100m breast
Eva Szekely of Hungary shattered the world record in the women’s 100 meter breaststroke with a 1 minute 16.9 second swim at a Soviet Hungarian swimming meet. The previous mark of 1 minute 17.4 seconds was held by G Wallers of France. A Soviet record also emerged in the 300 meter freestyle by Dierd Chordzoh of Russia with 5 minutes 56.1 seconds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscgw
Eva Szekely
Hungary
G. Wallers
France
Oy Dierd Chordzoh
Russia
Canton Lincoln Names Howard Baughman Coach and AD
Canton Lincoln High School announced Howard Baughman 38 as head football coach and athletic director succeeding John Fife. A surprise selection, Baughman comes from Muhlenberg College after earlier coaching at Cleveland Heights High School. He signed a three year contract with a starting salary of 5100 dollars per year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
Lincoln High School Today
Howard Baughman
John Fife
Baughman
Cleveland Heights High School
Lincoln
Muhlenberg
Robinson and Busby Lead Major League Batting Leaders
Jackie Robinson tops the National League with a .396 batting average through May 10 for the Dodgers. Jim Busby leads the American League at .380 for the White Sox, ahead of Chico Carrasquel and other rivals. RBI leaders, pitching winners Roe and Lopat, and other top hitters follow in a wide-league summary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
WUP
Jackie Robinson
Chicago White Sox
Jim Busby
Dodger
Bob Elliott
Boston
Busby
Chico Carrasanel
Pete Stigliione
Pirates
Luke Easter
Indians
Phillies
Robinson
Elliott
Dick Sisler
al Dark
Giants
Peanuts Lowrey
Cardinals
Cleveland
RBI
Andy Patko
Cubs
Oy Dark
Monteirgin
Doby
Mickey Mendle
Jack Jensen
Yankees
Bobby Doerr
Red Sox
al Zarilla
White Sox
Irv Noren
Senators
Elyria Netters Face Busy Week After Slow Start
Elyria High tennis opens Metropolitan League with two losses then schedules four matches in five days weather permitting. Coach Louis Kolopus leads the Pioneers at home at 2:45 with Berea, Cleveland Rhodes, John Marshall, and Cleveland West on the slate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria High
Pioneers
Louis Kolopus
All Stars Plan Practice at Cascade Park Diamond
Manager John Beres says the All Stars of the Class E Hot Stove League will practice Monday at 6 o clock on the Cascade Park diamond. Last year’s Class F club members and any other interested boys may report for tryouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cascade Park
John Beres
Trades Do Not Lift Tribe in 1951 pennant chase
Cleveland drops from first to third after three trades by Hank Greenberg. Lou Brissie Charley Harris and Sam Chapman joined from Philadelphia. Joe Dobson’s 12 inning gem for Chicago sinks the Indians as Orestes Minoso shines with a three hit day and two RBIs for the White Sox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Lundquist
United Press
New York
Cleveland Indians
Hank Greenberg
Lou Brissie
Charley Harris
Sam Chapman
Philadelphia Athletics
Chicago White Sox
Chicago
Indians
Burr
Joe Dobson
Cleveland
Dobson Dominates Indians in 12–1 White Sox Win
Joe Dobson pitched the finest game of his one year in the American League as the White Sox defeated the Indians 12 to 1. He carried a shutout into the eighth inning before pinch hitter Bob Avila doubled with two outs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Dobson
White Sox
Indians
Bob Avila
Baseball Roundup: Cubs, Tigers Rally, Trout Dominates
Chicago sealed a seven run seventh inning rally to win. Dizzy Trout pitched seven strong innings and allowed four hits as Detroit beat St. Louis 7 1. Vic Wertz drove in two, Tigers walked ten Browns. Cliff Chambers struggled in Pittsburgh as the Pirates lost 10 4 to the Cubs. Andy Pafko blasted his seventh and eighth homers for Chicago. Bob Rush earned the win as Wally Westlake hit a three run homer for Pittsburgh. All other NL games were rained out and no AL games on schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dizzy Trout
Browns
Detroit
St. Louis
Vic Wertz
Tigers
Trout
Cliff Charmbers
Pirates
Cubs
Pittsburgh
Chambers
Andy Pafko
Chicago
Gil Hodges
Brooklyn
Bob Rush
Wally Westlake
Standings and Tonight's Schedule Across Leagues
American League standings show New York in first despite losses, with Washington and Cleveland close behind. Tonight's games include Cleveland at Chicago and Detroit at St. Louis, plus New York at Philadelphia and Boston at Washington. National League and American Association also list key matchups and postponed games due to rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Cinbd
Chicago
Detroit
St. Onis
Cleveland
Geartia
Pierce
St. Louis
Hutchinson
Sleater
New York
Philadelphia
Rascni
Fowler
Whi
Ricazo
Phisburgh
St. Lewis
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Boston
might—Roe
Spain
Roberts
Hearn
Pittsburgh
Minnessea
Steey
Soyer
Raffensperger
Wenmeier
Cineinnat
American Association
W. i
B. Pet Mux
Toledo
Columbus
St. Paul
Louisville
Louistime
Kansas City
Milwaukee
Indianapolis
Minneapolis
W. Li
W. T
Montreal Ii
Ottawa
Syracuse
Rochester
Teronts
Buffalo
Bstirmore
WS. S
Moose Loop Final Season Matches Set for Sunday
Moose Loop final season matches in the Moose Class A Bowling League are scheduled for Sunday at 1 30 at Stoney's Rainbow Lanes. Six postponed games from February 4 include Elyria Stationers versus Beckett Corporation and Hart Construction versus Badck Food Market among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stoney’s Rainbow Lanes
Elyria Stationers
Beckett Corporation
Brove ‘Trucking
Frank’s Market
Buckeye Mold & Die
Carey's Ville
Elyria Bowling Center
Grassie’s
Wayside Inn
Wasserman's Clothes
Elyria Moose
Hart Construciion
Dck Food Market
White Sox Dominate Indians 12-1 Behind Dobson
Chicago pitchers held Cleveland to one hit as Joe Dobson earned the win with a seven run seventh inning support. Eddie Robinson hit a homer off Early Wynn while Chico Carrasquel and Orestes Minoso each collected three hits, including Minoso's triple and two singles after a midgame lineup shuffle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dobson
Bob Avila
Avila
Indians
Greenberg
Orestes
Chicago
iLp
Cleveland Indians
White Sox
Vicory
Joe Dobson
Roberto Avila
Sox
Litte
Cleveland
Early Wynn
Steve Gromek
Eddie Robinson
Gromek
Chico Carrascue
Orestes Minoso
Carrasquél
Minoso
Nelson Fox
Floyd Baker
George Zaverink
Tribe
Mike Garcia
Bi Pierce
Cleveland AB
BP Ieee
Gromer
Debsor
Pier Wren
Tax
Bazer
Robinson
Leon Beses
Bas Wrynon
Stout
Gromezk
Wynn
Zuverimz
I Plicher
Gromex
Ming
Dobson Bing
Wren
Duffy
Sum
Atterndante
Elyria Nine Open Barberton Series On Independent Tilt
Elyria High travels to Barberton Monday to face the Magics in an independent game as the Pioneers seek improvement after a 1 6 Lake Erie League mark. Sophomore Dick Kosco will debut in Elyria High uniform with Byron Morris to start against Lorain the following day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria High
Barberton
Magics
Lake Erie
Pioneers
Mew
Lora
Bob Ringers
Lorain
Dick Kosco
Ringer
Jetterman Byron Morris
Lumbermen to Practice on Monday at Ely Stadium
West Side Lumber of the Class B Hot Stove League will grill Monday at 6 o clock on the Ely Stadium diamond. Manager Fritz Thornton asks all players who want to try out for the squad to report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Side Lumber
Ely Stadiurman Diamond
Fritz Thornton
Also Mentioned on This Page
Russ Davies
Allie Clark
Clark
al Rosen
Larry Doby
al Lopez
Ed Lopez
Wally Hergesheimer
Cleveland Barons
Rudy Migny
Pittsburgh Hornets
Hergeshimer
Tommy Burlington
Tod Sloan
Hogayr
Joe Sawyer
Bob Chakales
Washington Senators
Jimmy Dudley
Jack Graney
Hal Newell
Larry Alien
U.S. Pat
Oscar Fraley
Francis Ouimet
Johnny Goodman
Anager
Chuck Deessen
Hodges
Gil
Yogi Berra
Hank Borony
Shorty Bir Wniiams
Joe Louis
Earle Combs
Vern Gerdner
Turk Bronda
del Web
Leura Lou Jahn
Gil Coan
Rufus Gentry
Rec
Braves
Allengance
Seaver
Joey Maxim
Ezzaré Caeries
Baneger Cack Mearns
Ezzaré
Ferrier's
United Press Athens
Ohio University
Columbus Central
Ohio Capitol
Miami University
Oxford
Central
Columbus East
Fresno
Calif
West Coast Relays
Ratcliffe Stadium
University of Southern California Trojans
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Las Cruces
N. M
Jerry Nuzum
Nuzum
Pittsburh Steelers
Ovida
Coogler
Emien Tunnel
New York Football Giants
Tunnell
JA Sennelsbechner
Tom Lanéry
Jarmon Rowe
Steve Owen
Johnny Parsons
Harry Stephens
Elyria Netters
National League
P.arer Ala Stain
G. AB. R. Wi
Stine
Brookisn
HiesClh
Bosteen
Phiied E.pu. Esha
Busor
Caicas
Yee A
Carpasarel Cicago
Faln
Ladesphna
Ratko
Wesnake
Ai oSwiv
Caras
Cass
Dark Giants
Sniéer
Dod
Anon
Ennis
Dodgers
Elyria Nine
P.O.C. Pilsener
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!