Inter-City Bowling results crown records at Stoners Rainbow Lanes
The 41st Inter-City Bowling Association tournament ended at Stoners Rainbow Lanes with a $29,054 prize fund, a new record. Elyria’s Bill Mackin won the singles title with 707, while teams from Elyria and nearby locales placed high in Class A and B. Boos Plumbing of Huron set a Class B all-events mark at 2,954. New scores and standings topped last year’s marks as competition wrapped on Sunday.
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Inter-City Bowling Association
Stoner’s
Rainbow Lanes
Ass'n
Elyria
Bill Mackin
Mackin
Ralph J. Roesch
Sandusky
Spring Valley Country Club
Lehman Cartage
Bowling Center
Boos Plumbing
Huron
Maples
Mansfield
Stone’s Grill
Warren
Zimnox Coal
Steubenville
John Chapin
Clyde Potter
Cuyahoga Falls
Karl Gillman
Rittman
Dick Selgo
Port Clinton
Stoney
Rainbow Danes
Mar-Val Recreation of
Painesville
Walt Matter
Chuck Bowers
Thistledown
Cranwood
Ascot Park
Gail Egan
Paul Jacobs
Ascot
Painesville Raceway
Mid-West
Saul Silberman
Ralph de Chiaro
Mark Zettelmyer
Elmer Vickers
Randall Park
East Little League Action Delivers Key Openers
Lorain Glass beat Gardner Jewelers 6 0 and Knights of Columbus edged D N Coney Island 5 4 in the opening Little League East games. Tonight at 7 30 p m the featured contest at Lexington Avenue field pits Lorain Glass against Knights of Columbus with D N Coney Island meeting Gardner Jewelers at 5 45 p m.
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Lorain Glass
Knights of Columbus
Lexington Avenue Field
D & N Coney Island
Gardner Jewelers
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Lemon Takes Hill Against Tigers In Night Contest
Cleveland sends Bop Lemon to the mound to keep the AL lead against Detroit as Hal Newhouser aims for his first win and Early Wynn misses the game with a sore shoulder. The Indians drop a half game after an exhibition layoff with Washington and Boston tied for second. Gearhart and Reiser homered in yesterday's win for Cleveland.
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Lemon
Hill
Tigers
Cleveland
Cleveland Indians
Bop Lemon
Detroit Tigers
Hal Newhouser
Aite Lemon
Indians
Early Wynn
Indianapolis Indians
Washington
Boston
Tribe
Gearhart
Indianapolis
Pete Reiser
Red Sox
Senators
Yankees
Don Lenhardt
Athletics
Archie Wilson
White Sox
Browns
Pirates
Reds
Ralph Kiner
Cubs
Cardinals
Bob Rush
Philadelphia
Detroit
Veteran Miller Sets High Pace in Indianapolis Qualifying
Veteran driver Chet Miller led Memorial Day Speedway qualifiers at Indianapolis with a four lap average of 139.034 mph, adding to a 139.600 mph single lap record earlier. The Novi Special car faced mechanical issues yet Miller topped an elite field of seven on the day with speeds from 133.939 mph to 135.962 mph by Manuel Ayulo Spider Webb Tony Bettenhausen Johnnie Parsons Bob Sweikert Johnny McDowell.
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Indianapolis, Inc. U.P
Chet Miller
Miller
Manuel Ayulo Burbank
Calif
Spider Webb
Dayton
Tony Bettenhousen
Tinley Park
Johnnie Parsons
van Nuys
Bob Sweikert
Los Angeles
Johnny McDowell
Venice
Cavaliers Drill Today on Hamilton Diamond
The Cavaliers softball team holds an important practice at Hamilton diamond. All team members must attend promptly at six oclock.
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Cavaliers
Hamilton Diamond
Field Dedicated For Elyria Little League Here
A Little League field at Appin Field in Elyria was officially dedicated with more than 300 attendees including Elyria and Euclid youth players. George S. Cole Jr of General Motors presented the field to Herman W. Lappin, founder of Elyria Little League, who named the field. Speakers cited community cooperation and future opportunities for boys, with TRIS Speaker and Cy Young posts of honor validating the ceremony.
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APPIN
Little League, Inc
George S. Cole, Jr
Brown-Lipe-Chapin Division
General Motors
Herman W. Lappin
Little League Baseball
Eilenn Baxter
The
Lions Club
Baxter
S. S Courtney
Canton
Ohio
Joseph B Lehane
Elyria Catholic
C R Boyd
Second Baptist Church
James C Leonard
Church of the Nazarene
Lappin
Courtney
Dr Lehane
Boyd
Rev. Leonard
Tris Speaker
Cy Young
Speaker
Elyria
Young
Nick
Red) Jones
Cleveland Indians
America
F. P. Weil
Elyria Chamber of Commerce
Ted Carpenter
Kennedy
Jones
Roger Busler
Cole
Eiyna High School
Bob Hutman
Elyria Lifter Third In Class At Northeastern Ohio Meet
Elyria’s John Piekle finished third in the 181 pound class at the Northeastern Ohio Weight Lifting and Physique Championships in Lorain. Piekle totalled 600 pounds. Pete George led lifters with 860 pounds, while Stan Striener won the physique title Mr Northeastern Ohio 1952.
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John Piekle
Elyria
Lorain
Mike Brandon
Piekle
Jack Hughes
Akron
Frank McCrork
Jim George
Pete George
Paul Fergo
Jim Arowhalt
Patterson Shines In U S Olympic Mitt Tournament
Floyd Patterson, 165-pound knockout artist from New York City, led into the Eastern U S Olympic Boxing Tournament semi finals with two identical 1 minute 38 second first round knockouts. He felled Navyman Cazl Blair of Brooklyn and Amos Jam Taylor of New York City. A crowd of 2 500 saw Don Dolphin of Syracuse survive a first round knockdown to out point Bob Nichols of Philadelphia in the 14 pound class and then decision Bill Hartman of Navy’s team from Annapolis in the quarter finals.
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Albany
WN. Y
U.P
Floyd Patterson
New York City
Patterson
Navyman Cazl Blair
Brooklyn
Aimus Jam Taylor
Don Dolphin
Syracuse University
Bob Nichols
Philadelphia
Dolphin
Bill Hartman
Navy
Annapolis
Durocher’s Orders Spur Giants Win Over Dodgers 4-2
Giants win 4-2 as Spencer relieves, silencing Dodgers in a crucial first of a three game split at New York. Durocher’s shouting steered the bullpen to back Spencer. Thomson and Lockman powered the offense. Don Lenhardt homered and drove in five for Boston in a separate win.
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Carl Lundquist
United Press
New York
Leo Durocher
George Spencer
Giants
Dodgers
Spencer
Bobby Thomson
Whitey Lockman
Don Lenhardt
Red Sox
Yankees
Fight Results Across Cities From United Press Wire
In New York Arthur King 138 pounds beat Paddy DeMarco by points in Brooklyn. Bull Bos sio defeated by decision in Fort Hamilton. Hartsdale NY boxer defeated Georgie Sinclair. George Berry beat Serge Deustermans in Gary Indiana. Henry Brown won on points over Billy Davis in Philadelphia.
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United Press
New York
Eastern Parkway
Arthur King
Toronto
Paddy DeMarco
Brooklyn
Fort Hamilton
Bull Bossio
Hartsdale
N. Y
Georgie Sinclair
Oberlin High Athletes Win Booster Dinner Awards
Oberlin High School awards were presented to varsity and junior varsity basketball players and the track team after a Booster Club dinner at the Airport Tavern near Lorain. Coach Campbell distributed letters to 11 varsity and 10 junior varsity cagers, while Coach Robinson honored 17 track team members.
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Oberlin
Oberlin High School
Airport Tavern
Lorain
Don Campbell
Boyd Robinson
Odd Fellows Practice Session for IC F No 103
The 1.0.C.F. No 103 team schedules a 6:30 p.m. drill in the Elyria Catholic High School diamond. Manager Art Sparks asks all players to report promptly for the Class B Hot Stove League session.
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Elyria Catholic High School
Art Sparks
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