Lorain educators shake up leadership amid criticism
R Cyril W Woolcock Lorain superintendent and C C Lovewell assistant resign after months of criticism from the Lorain Citizens Committee. The Lorain Board of Education backed Woolcock, who plans an administrative post in New York city, while Lovewell heads to Bexley Ohio. Earle R Seidner remains as Lorain High’s principal.
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R. Cyril W. Woolcock
Lorain
C. C. Lovewell
Woodcock
Dr. Woolcock
Lorain High School
C. J. W. Luttrell
P. C. Bunn
Steel City
Woolcock
Lorain High
Indians
Cleveland Indians
Chicago White Sox
Municipal Stadium
Chicago
Redskins
Three Americans Advance in British Amateur Golf Trials
In Porthcawl Wales the British Amateur quarter finals narrow to three from the initial 39 U.S. entrants. Sam Arzetta of Rochester and Craftey Coe of Oklahoma City face each other while Dick Chapmen of Pinehurst waits for his semi final fate as Evans and Gent meet in the other heat. The winners head to a final slated for tomorrow with two other victors set for the last clash.
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Porthcawl
Wales
Stars and Stripes
Sam Arzetta
Rochester
N.Y
Craftey Coe
Oklahoma City
Okla
Dick Chapmen
Pinehurst
N.C
Frank Stranahan
Teledo. C
Sutie
Jim McHale
Philadephia
Bil Campbell
Hartington
W. Va
Francis
Bo) Wiminger
Guthrie
Okio
Arzetta
Coe
Rapmen
C. Seamish
England
Albert Evans
J. E. ‘Gent
Joe Carr
Ireland
Kanahan
John de Bendern
Evans-Gent
Arzetta-Coe
No Action To Be Taken Against Buckeye Gridders
Ohio State University Dean of Men Joseph A Park says no action will be taken against four OSU students involved in a street brawl with three Ohio Wesleyan University students on May 7 in Columbus. Players Vic Janowicz Richard Doyle Lou Fischer and Hal Alexrod were named along with Wesleyan students Tom White Bruno Kiura and Lincoln Annas. The incident reportedly started after a movie when the parties exchanged taunts and a wrestling bout followed. Janowicz later phoned to apologize and offered to pay for clothing damaged in the altercation.
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United Press
Ohio State University
Joseph A. Park
Ohio State
Ohio Wesleyan University
Vic Janowicz
Elyria
Richard
Skip) Doyle
Rochester
Lou Fischer
Charleston
West Va
Hal Alexrod
Ohio Wesleyan
Tom White
Cambridge
Bruno Kiura
Bagdad
Iraq
Lincoln Annas
Syracuse
Delaware
Janowicz
Hogan Sets Early Tournament Pace
Ben Hogan led the Colonial National Invitation Tournament with a two under par 63 on the home course in Fort Worth Texas. Three players trailed by one stroke: Bill Nary Cary Middlecoff and Toney Penna in a tense early standings display. Hogan called his round golfer's golf as he showed mastery on a familiar course.
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Forth Worth. Tex
U.p
Bill Nary
Prairie View, II
Cary Middlecoff
Memphis
Tenn
Toney Penna
Cincinnati
Hogan
Oberlin Netters Rout Case 8-1 to close season strong
Oberlin College Yeomen finish dual meets with nine wins in ten contests after an 8-1 defeat of Case in Cleveland. Key wins came from captain Bob Blumenthal and Paul Veazer with doubles by Blumenthal Veazer and teammates Bhuechner Dutton Friedrichs. Rod Kahn dropped his first match of the season.
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Oberlin College
Yeomen
Cleveland
Kenyon
Lords
Oberlin
Omo
Bob Blumenthal
Paul Veazer
al Roginsky
Bob Bronsteen
Dick Dudley
Ike Williams Defends Lightweight Title At Madison Square Garden
Lightweight champion Ike Williams steps into the ring against James W. Carter at Madison Square Garden in a 15 round bout. Williams carries weight challenges, entering at 133 to 135 pounds, while Carter seeks the upset as a comparatively unknown foe with speed and body punching potential. Williams, 27, has a record of 56 knockouts in 137 fights and is noted for explosive power, though Carter has advantages in reach and speed.
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Jack Cuddy
United Press
EW York
Ike Williams
James W. Carter
New York
Ike
Dausky Carter
Madison Square Garden
Carter
Williams
Cambridge High seeks new head football coach after Stoneburner resignation
Cambridge High School began its search for a new football coach following the resignation of Robert H. Stoneburner who will move to Newport Kentucky. Stoneburner started with Cambridge in July 1950. In other notes, a race car owned by Ohioans was damaged at Indianapolis Motor Speedway during a practice session. Driver Jimmy Darwalt from Wabash Indiana escaped injury, while the car owners from Greenville Ohio faced uncertainty about repairs for weekend time trials. At Ohio State University golf course, George Kovak Cleveland public schools physical education supervisor made a hole in one, witnessed by Jack Hoistler and Jim Thomas.
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Cambridge
Cambridge High School
Robert H. Stoneburner
Newport
Indianapolis
Ind
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Jimmy Darwalt
Wabash
John
Howard Iddings
Greenville
Darwalt
Columbus
George Kovak
Cleveland Public School
Ohio State University
Kovak
University Scarlet
Koepp Throws No-Hit Shuts Out W. FLW For Legion
Henry Koepp of American Legion pitched the second no hit no run game in local Little League history at Lexington Avenue field blanking W. FLW No. 1079 1 0. Koepp fanned eight walked three in six innings edging Bill Mrukowski of the Vets in a brilliant pitchers battle. The game marked the lowest scoring start of the Young Season as Legion and UPC each posted first wins with all four teams tied after one week.
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Henry Koepp
American Legion
Lexington Avenue Field
W.flw
Tommy Bridgett
Koepp
Bill Mrukowski
Vets
Iowest
Mrukowski
Esse Seseenani
Legion
Carl Plato
Rob Davis
Duane Tilberg
Plato
Paul Walker
United Polish Club
Elyria Eagles
Walker
Clif Phoenix
UPC
Johnny Zaffer
Eagles
Baseball Standings and Upcoming Games Plague Schedule Notes
Yesterday results across leagues show St. Louis and Washington leading in the National League and American League matchups facing weather delays and postponed games. Upcoming night games include Chicago at Cleveland and St. Louis at Detroit with leaders and noted pitchers in action.
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Philadelphia
St Lous
Cleveland
New York
Detrot
Iago
Pabadelphia
Bostor
Gates
Chicago
Lemon
Pierce
St. Louis
Detroie
Widmar
Newhouser
Bell
Ber
Lopat
Boston
Dight
Masteco
Stubbs
Chicaga
aTl
FS. Roe
G. W. EL
Pet
Oendee Bnce
Cincinnati
New Fork
Heerm
Church
Marea
Dickson
Onewamai
Black- Phiademonzia
York
Todaaes
Brookson
Well
Breenson
O- Lanter
Louis
American Association
W. EL. Pet
Louisville
Indiapolis
Columbus
St. Paul
Kansas City
Foedo
Indianapoli
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
Ater
Masinkee
Yankees Tie Up Tigers as Cain Falters Again
New York rode Jerry Coleman’s three run homer and Joe DiMaggio’s two run shot to an 11 to 1 victory over Detroit. Casey Stengel criticized Bob Cain's limited usefulness as the Tigers’ hire, while Ostrowski earned his first Yankee complete game win on 10 hits. White Sox sweep East with 5 2 win. Feller blanks Senators 16 0. Presko wins 11 3 for Cardinals over Reds. Sex Chicago extends seven game run with wins in six cities.
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Tne
Cleveland
Tribe
New York Yankees
Indians
Chicago
Philadelphia
Washington
New York
Boston
Yankees
St. Louis
Detroit
White Sox
Pale Hose
Elyrian
Hankswenty
Walt Faulkner
Gualiers
Indianapolis
Johnnie Parsons
Tony Bettenhausen
Giauni
Iso Cecil Green
Engria
Len Milde
Milde
Sam Hanks
Glendale
Cabi
Wilde
Hanks
Art
Rose
Graham Liay
Billy Graham
Cain
Carl Lundquist
United Press
EW York
Yankee
Casey Stengel
Detroit Tigers
Bob Cain
Tigers
Chicago White Sox
Stengel
Jerry Coleman
Joe DiMaggio
Jone
Phil Rizzuto
Coleman
DiMaggio
Joe Ostrowski
Bob Feller
Senators
Joe Presko
Cardinals
Reds
Feller Leads Indians Past Senators for Fifth Win
Bob Feller pitched a two hit game to triumph over the Senators securing his fifth victory against one loss. He walked one batter and retired at least ten in a row.
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United Press
Bob Feller
Indiana
Senators
Phillies Rally to Top Athletics in Extras
Eddie Robinson homered and doubled while Orestes Minoso and Al Carrasquel each had two hits as Randy Gumpert scattered 11 hits for his second win. Feller recovered from burns to pitch well, Avila, Hegan, and Doby fueled a 19 hit Indians attack with key hits. Presko flirted with a one hitter as Stan Musial powered St Louis with a homer a double and a triple.
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Philadelphia
Athletics
Eddie Robinson
Orestes Minoso
al Carrasquel
Randy Gumpert
Feller
Washington
Bob Avila
Jim Hegan
Indians
Larry Doby
St. Louis
Presko
Stan Musial
Cardinal
Big Ten to vote on renewing Rose Bowl pact in era of secrecy
In Evanston Illinois the Big Ten prepares to renew its Rose Bowl agreement with the Pacific Coast Conference amid doubts. Conference directors approve a plan to anonymize football officials by removing names from programs and withholding announcements at games.
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Evanston
Ill
U.P
Big Ten
Ionference
Valley City and Erhart Face L M Loop Showdown
Valley City leads the Lorain Medina County Class A Baseball League with two wins in as many starts and meets Erhart, its nearest rival, in a key Sunday three game card. Brunswick and Columbia clash at Columbia while Leroy faces Westlake at Westlake as the league unfolds.
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Valley City
Lorain- Medina County
Erhart
Leroy
Westlake
Columbia
Brunswick
Stock Cars Race at Lorain County Speedway Sunday
Lorain County Speedway on Route 113 west of Elyria will host a Sunday stock car program. Drivers Art Plas Sterling Ray Jr Nagy John and Steve Nagy plus Lorain Vermilion entrants are listed by track official A W Brunger. Eight events with heats begin at 2 pm and main races at 3 pm.
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Lorain County Speedway
Route 113
Elyria
A. W
Red) Brunger
Art Plas
Sterling Ray, Jr
Nagy Brothers
John
Steve
South Amherst
Lorain
Vermilion
Brunger
Baseball scores and losses in American League and NL games
Box scores show Chicago scoring 812 runs on 11 hits with Niarhos and Schelb guiding Chicago. Losing pitcher Coleman fell to 0-3 as St Louis at Boston rain delayed play. Other games list Cain taking the loss for the Mets, Ostrowski earning a 2-1 record, with Bearden and Ginsberg supporting in relief.
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Chicago
Niarhos
Coleman
Schelb
Murray
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