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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 26, 1951

Page

6

Cobbleickes jesting column stirs Cleveland Indians rumors

A humorous Plain Dealer column by Gordon Cobbledick spurred readers to believe exaggerated claims about Indians players. The piece mocks gossip on Luke Easter, Thurman Tucker, Doakes, and others, noting drink rumors and general roguish tales while defending players as human but mostly law abiding.

Gordon Cobbledicke Plain Dealer Cobblewick Eirria PeeDee Cleveland Indians Dobbie Luke Easter Thurman Tucker Manneser Hank Greenberg Lopez Bob Feller Gronk Pall Park Joe Doakes Elyria High School Bob Hersman Jefferson George Miraben Miraben Hersman Marian Kemble Heisman Bill Coyer Kemble Coyer Cobbbledick

Line Scores Of Major Loop Games

Washington and Chicago split a doubleheader as Lemon pitched for the Cubs. New York defeated Philadelphia behind Lopat and Berra. Cincinnati beat St Louis in extras, while Boston and Brooklyn won their games in the National League. Pirates rookie Pettit joins spring camp as a potential prove-it addition, and Hank Greenberg denies a major three-way deal involving Lou Brissie Minoso and Simpson. Local high school coaches Stoneburner and Wolfe left their posts.

Hank Greenberg Indians Harry Suitcase) Simpson Chicago ‘White Sox Lou Brissie Orestes Minoso Sox Greenberg Simpson Minoso W. L. Stoneburner Cambridge High George Wolfe Rossford Wolfe

Wesleyan Captures Conference Title After Thrilling Meet

In a tight Ohio Conference showdown at Wooster, Ohio Wesleyan edged Wooster by narrow margin to claim the team title as Oberlin faded from the lead. Individual winners included Dave Allison of Wooster in the mile and multiple events featuring Bishops and Scots, while Oberlin failed to secure a first place on the 15-event card.

Wooster Ohio Oberlin Ohio Wesleyan Wooster College Ohio Westerax Moun Union Wittenberg Denison Akron Muskingum Otterbein Heckelperg Capital Hram Oberlin Stars Justin Frost Tom Palmer Rost Dave Allison Palmer Frost Ob le Wesley de Song Her- O. W Kaufmann oEie Acker Banknecht O. W Ted Hayward Wii Printie Wei Grant Babboo Bel McCaughey Przilie 'O Ackerson Banger Allison Russell Heine Ventres O. We Grimmell Cleland Blount Union Smith Poghala Demerox Strobe Ohio Westeran Wietenders Obezim Atuskingum

Milwaukee Wins Ninth Innings Win in Tight Association Tilt

Milwaukee defeats Minneapolis 9 to 6 in ten innings to maintain a slim lead in the American Association. The Brewers tied the game in the sixth and surged ahead in the tenth as Louisville and Toledo also stumble in a crowded standings race with Columbus and Indianapolis close behind.

Milwaukee Minneapolis Brewers Louisville Toledo Columbus Redbirds Columbus Toledo Muudhens Indianapolis Madhens St. Paul Kansas City Blues Blues Saints

Ohio State hosts State Track finals with 45 teams

At Ohio State University forty-five teams competed in Class A and B track finals amid golf baseball and tennis events. East Tech Mansfield Central led Class A as favorites with multiple qualifiers while Class B saw Wyoming in front after two final events. No records fell as trials wrapped with several finalists advancing in tennis and singles events.

Olumbus U.P Ohio State University Ohio Stadium University Course Cleveland East Tech East Tech Mansfield Cincinnati Central Cleveland Central Wyoming Carrolson Coolville Poland Clyde Lockland Richwood Oberlin Cincinnati Purcell Hamilton Toledo

Abrams Kryhoski Leading Hitters In Major Leagues

National League batting leader is Cal Abrams of the Dodgers at .470 with Jackie Robinson and Peewee Reese close. Dick Kryhoski tops the American League with .388 after limited games. Dodgers Hodges leads homers with 14, Duke Snider tops runs with 32, while Ted Williams and Eddie Robinson pace AL in roundtrippers with eight. Preacher Roe heads NL pitchers at 5 0 before Ed Lopat posts 7 0.

New York U.P Cal Abrams Brooklyn Dodgers Abie Jackie Robinson Peewee Reese Dick Kryhoski Detroit Tigers Ferris Fain Athletics Jim Busby White Sox Yankee Hodges Gil Hodges Moderers Row Wally Westlake Pirates Duke Snider Hank Sauer Chicago Cubs Eddie Robinson Ted Williams Red Sox Gus Zernial A’s Robbinson al Rosen Indians Preacher Roe Crafts Ed ‘Lopat Yankees

Yeomen Rally to Beat Buckeyes in Lacrosse Clash

Oberlin College Yeomen triumphed 12 to 5 over Ohio State on Friday. Jack Fenner scored three goals and Jim Zonino added two, matching Ohio State’s total scoring. This marked Oberlin’s second win over Ohio State this season and their fourth victory in six games.

Yeomen Buckeyes Oberlin Ohio State Jack Fenner Jim Zonino

UPC Women Schedule Pin Banquet At Stoney's Rainbow Lanes

The United Polish Club Women's Bowling League banquet is set for 6:30 tonight at Stoney's Rainbow Lanes. Husbands are invited as trophies will be awarded to the champion UPC Ladies Auxiliary team and to Walsh's All-Stars with prize money distributed, per secretary Dorothy Boreski.

United Polish Club Stoney’s Rainbow Lanes U.P.C Walsh Dorothy Boreski

Jefferson No. 1 Diamond to Host Monday Softball Game

V. F. W. No. 1079 and Rone Radio will meet in a softball game scheduled for 6 30 Monday at Jefferson No 1 diamond. Players of both teams are asked to take notice.

Rone Jefferson No. 1

Oberlin Indians Reach State Finals in Track Trials

Oberlin High School rivals earn finals berths as Fred Owens and Bob Holden advance in sprints and relay with Owens later failing to place in hurdles. Oberlin sits with a slim point lead as Gleason and Kosakowski compete in field events and Avon Lake and Clearview also field runners for day two.

Oberlin High School Columbus Fred Owens Bob Holden Holden Bob Bryant Ron Swann Willie Edwards Owens Chamions Clearview Gleason Oberlin Dick Gleason Bryant Swann Sam Petroff Bill Konick Carl Kosakowski Clippers Jim Monagon Kosakowski Monagan Clayton Holzhauer Jim Faze Avon Lake Willard Klingshirn Lorain County

Elyria Netters Open Season vs Canton at Cascade Park

Elyria tennis opens the season with a Sunday meet against Canton at Cascade Park. The Elyria Tennis Commission says Canton will provide the opposition with a 1 PM start.

Elyria Netters Canton Elyria Cascade Park Elyria Tennis Commission

Teams To Play At Ely Stadium Sunday

Class D team managed by Art Sparks meets a South Amherst nine in a practice game at Ely Stadium on Sunday. The diamond contest is set for 1 30.

Ely Stadium Art Sparks South Amherst

Standings and Results From Today’s Baseball Schedule

Daily standings show the pennant race with New York, Philadelphia, Boston, and Washington near the top. Yesterday’s results featured several tight games including New York over Philadelphia and a London game noted with comments on late innings. Tomorrow’s slate includes double headers in Cleveland Chicago and Philadelphia New York with multiple city pairings across leagues.

New York Philadelphia Boston Washington Suicase Clevelena Louis Detrelt Mighty. Toda Cleveland Chicago Gazex Holcombe Martin Rasch S. Laws Detroit Starr Trout Taylor

Williams Hitting .278 But Big Bat Aids Sox On Drive

Boston's Ted Williams, despite a .278 average, powered the Red Sox to a 14 2 win over Washington with a homer and two doubles as Boston won its fourth straight. Chuck Stubbs earned his fourth win, while Boston moved within five games of New York.

Carl Lundquist United Press EW York Ted Williams Boston Red Sox Red Sox Williams Boston Washington

Yesterday's Star recaps a day of 1947 baseball results

Connie Eyan hits a grand slam in the 11th to lift the Reds over the Cardinals. Brooklyn tops Boston 4 3 for a fifth straight win. Giants beat Phillies 8 5. Cincinnati defeats St Louis 5 1 in 11 innings. Pittsburgh trounces Chicago 19 1. Lopat narrowly misses a season start complete game mark. White Sox beat Indians as Billy Pierce earns his fifth win. Browns win on Johnny Bero homer. Vic Wertz hits two homers for Detroit. Campanella stars for the Brooks with three hits and a homer as Roe improves to six straight. Reds win as Connie Ryan hits grand slam. Pirates oust Chicago 14 hits include Kiner and Metkovich. Dickson allows five hits but takes loss.

Brooklyn Boston Giants Phils Cincinnati St. Louis Pittsburgh Chicago Lopat N Jt Allie Revinalds Dave Ferriss Red Sox White Sox Cleveland Bob Lemon Billy Pierce Eddie Robinson Phil Masi Browns Johnny Bero Tiger Hal Newhouser Vic Wertz Detroit Roy Campanella the Brooks Preacher Roe Vern Bickford Philadelphia Bubba Church Connie Ryan Reds Ken Raffensberger Pirates Ralph Kiner George Metkovich Murry Dickson Andy Pafko Dickson

ABC Pin Tourney In Final Stages

ST PAUL Minn Eighty teams vie to beat 3070 total as the American Bowling Congress Tourney enters the final week. High 10 leaders stay unchanged after Friday. George Williams and Bill Rhod man of Detroit paced doubles with 1278, first Negro team over 1200.

ST. Paul, Minn George Williams Bill Rhodman Detroit

Fight Results at Madison Square Garden Boxers Stop Williams at 14

United Press report from New York recalls a Madison Square Garden bout where James W C weighs in at 233 pounds and Williams is halted in the 14th round.

United Press Madison Square Garden James W. C Wiliamston, N. d New York

Dayton Fairmont Leads In State Golf Tournament

Dayton Fairmont holds a two-stroke lead over Circleville Central District champs after 18 holes at Ohio State University Golf Course. Fairmont posted 319 as Dave Moore of Cincinnati Withrow led with 73, followed by Pat Schwab at 74 from Fairmont.

Columbus Dayton Fairmont Ohio State University Circleville Fairmount Toledo DeVilbiss Cincinnati Linden Len Pietros Toledo Macomber

Four-Team Little League Tie To Be Broken Monday

A four way tie for first place in Little League will be decided Monday at the Lexington Avenue field. V. F. W. Post 1079 meets Elyria Eagles in the 5:45 game, while American Legion Post 12 faces United Polish Club at 7:30. Both pairings follow opening wins and Thursday triumphs.

Lexington Avenue V. F. W. Post Elyria Eagles American Legion Post 12 United Polish Vets-Eagles the Legion UPC

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