Elyria High to Install New Tennis Coach for 1952-53
Elyria High School will have a new varsity tennis coach, Jim Rakestraw, who graduates next month with a Bachelor of Science in education. He will succeed Louie Kolopes, who has handled the post since fall 1950. Rakestraw will also coach one of four freshman basketball teams, as Elyria plans to field a freshman team at each grade school level next year. The article also notes summer racing at Cranwood and Painesville and previews other local sports developments.
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Lorain Nine Caps Tie Elyria In Independent Game
Lorain High School defeated Elyria 4 to 2 behind George Pressick who pitched three innings for Elyria with two runs off four hits in relief of Yosa. Ralph Yuhas took the loss for Elyria while Yosa earned the win for Elyria.
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Brookmeade May Not Have Entry For Preakness
Sub Fleet trains for the Preakness as Brookmeade's stable likely will skip Brookmeade run and Roaring Bull also possible non starters. Trainers report suggested horses like Lord Priam and Primate may not enter. Sub Fleet's main rivals listed include Jampol Blue Man One Count Armageddon Count Flame Gushing Oil Handsome Teddy Arroz. Gushing Oil logged seven furlongs in 1 28 35 and Armageddon seven in 1 31 in workouts following recent races.
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Oberlin Trackmen Drill Hiram in 98 29 Victory
Oberlin College track team won its fifth of six meets by defeating Hiram 98 to 29. John MacDowell swept the broad jump and high jump, the Yeomen led with 13 firsts in 15 events. Dick Stefan, Oberlin High School alumnus, took the 220 yard low hurdles and placed second in the 120 yard high hurdles.
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Salas Strips Carter in 15 Rounds to Take Lightie Crown
In Los Angeles 7,700 fans watched Laura Salas from Monterrey Mexico dethrone Jimmy Carter in a 15 round title bout. Salas, who trailed entering the 10th, surged in the last five rounds to win by 83 82 on the referee score. The decision prompted talk of a rematch within 90 days either in Los Angeles or New York.
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Standings and results from American and International leagues
The American Association standings show Milwaukee leading with 17 wins and a .739 mark followed by Kan City and St Paul among others. Yesterday’s games include Kansas City 7 Louisville 6 in 11 innings and St Paul 9 Columbus 8 in 10 innings with other results reported. The International League table lists Montreal 19-8 and Toronto 14-13 atop their division, with yesterday’s scores Ottawa 2-5 and Rochester 8 Montreal 7 among others.
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Salas Beats Carter to Take World Lightweight Title
Lauro Salas of Monterrey Mexico won the world lightweight crown by outpointing defending champion Jimmy Carter of New York in Los Angeles. The decision gave Salas the title in the championship bout.
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Bauer And Sain Lead Yankees Over Indians 5 3
Hank Bauer and Johnny Sain defeated the Cleveland Indians 5 to 3 as New York pitchers combined to beat the league leaders for the first time this year. Sain allowed two early runs but kept Cleveland to one more run the rest of the game. Bauer provided key power with a fourth homer, four RBIs, and a seventh inning RBI double, backing Sain’s strong effort behind the mound at time of 2 13.
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Dooin, Early Baseball Figure, Dies at 71
Charley Dooin longtime Philadelphia Phillies manager from 1910 to 1914 died yesterday at 71. He coached Grover Cleveland Alexander when he joined the Phillies in 1911 before dying suddenly in his garden. Dooin also played for the Reds and Giants and popularized shin guards for catchers.
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Sustersic Named Elyria Catholic Football Head Coach
Ed Sustersic, former Holy Angels coach in Sidney and ex Browns player, is appointed head coach of the Elyria Catholic High football team and will begin duties with August practice. He may also coach basketball here depending on staff hiring.
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Elyria High season tickets drive names eight chairmen
Eight divisional supervisors under co chairmen Jack Rassler and Dick Russell were named to sell Elyria High School 1952 home football season tickets. The drive runs two weeks through May 24 with tickets at 6 dollars admitting all five home games and aiding the athletic department treasury. Campaign workers operate in downtown districts and industrial plants under general chairman Man Grant.
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Brookside Tops Oakwood to Lead Local Golf Standings
Brookside chalked up a 7 win over Oakwood to move into first place in the Pfaudler Company League at Cherry Ridge. Shady Hollow tied Canter bury 4-4, Beechmont tied Portage 4-4, while individual scoring saw Chet Michalski and Joe Tomasheski with 43 and 44 respectively and Michalski winning two prizes including low gross and nearest the pin on No. 3. Kent took third prize with a 0 21-29 net. After three weeks Brookside led with 16 points, Shady Hollow 15 Beechmont 14 Portage 9 Canterbury 9 Oakwood 5.
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Elyria Pioneers Sweep Lorain In 86 32 Dual Meet
Elyria High tracksters overwhelmed Lorain 86 to 32 at Ely Stadium for their seventh straight dual meet win. Elyria swept 12 of 14 events led by John Elliott who won the 100 and 220 and anchored the 880 relay, with Harold Benson, Jerry Hoerig and others also scoring in field and track events. The win capped a perfect dual and triangular season as Elyria prepares for the Class A District at Rhodes High School in Cleveland.
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Major League Line Scores and Track Results
Summary of baseball line scores for New York Cleveland Boston St. Louis Chicago and Philadelphia games with winning and losing pitchers, plus track results including sprint and field events with names and times or distances. Key figures include Sain Bearden Byrd Calied Masi Elliott and others across multiple teams.
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Pierson Named Coach At Marietta College
Marietta College announced Fred Pierson as head football and basketball coach. Pierson, previously football coach at Washington D. H. High School since 1941, takes over the college programs.
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