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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 20, 1954

Page

8

Amherst Junior Baseball League Plans Underway

Amherst announces plans for the Junior Baseball League with an auction of players held to ensure equal purchasing power for each team. Managers received fixed funds, while practice sessions continue this week in the American and Texas League as teams prepare for upcoming games.

Amherst Name

Amateur League and farm supply baseball groups named

Lists by a Dallas Yankee group manager George Taylor and an Al King led White Sox Houston group, plus the Indians Beaumont and Herbert Gammons Tigers Tulsa divisions, with many players named. Also Grange Tonight at Powers Elementary, Civil Defense meeting in Elyria, and Brownie Round-Up slated for May 21 at 3 pm at the Rec Center with mothers’ accompaniment.

Jim Turner Dick Scibley Jim Smith Howard Cobb Chuck Finlay Robert Scibley Charles Alexander William Camp Jeffrey Jones Curtis Hammond Wendell Moffette David Billman Ronnie Berner Richard Myers Bob Squire Jim Finnegan Robert Koontz Jack Cullen Don Jensen Dennis Smith Ronald Kelleher Jerry Underwood Don McGee Tom Mattie Tommy van Horn Indians-Beaumont Organ Hickory Tree Grange Powers Elementary Grange Hall Charles Kendeigh Civil Defense John Zsoldos Ground Observer Corps Skywatch Robert Kropf Amherst Civil Defense Group Elyria Fred Hogrefe Amherst Rec Center

British Visitors Reach Eight Hundred Thousand in 1932

About 800000 visitors arrived in Britain in 1932 and spent an estimated 350 million dollars. The figure reflects tourism activity and spending patterns during the year.

Britain

Bruno's Memory Lives Trebled In Boy's Heart

Jasper North Carolina report on Haywood Dawson II and his four dogs named Bruno in tribute to a pet dog killed saving him. The boy, his grandfather, and the canines share trails, with the first Bruno's memory shaping his grieving beyond death as new Brunos help heal and keep that bond alive.

Bruno Boy Jasper N. C Haywood Sim Dawson Dawson Sim Brunos Iroud Hs Young Master

Predatory Beasts Ignore Bounty System in Michigan

Michigan conservation officials said bounties failed to curb predators. They paid bounties on 27 wolves and 3,026 coyotes in 1935 and on 27 wolves and 3,148 coyotes by 1953, totaling over 1.56 million dollars without reducing predator numbers. Also, New Zealand Health Officer Dr. A. Thompson comments on locals’ diet.

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