Elyria High Sports Report Shows Poor 1950-51 Season
Elyria High School capped a dismal 1950-51 year with only one sport posting real success. The Pioneer basketball team provided the standout mark, lifting overall sports to 20-42-1. football finished 1-8, baseball 3-7, and track and golf yielded no titles. The piece notes coach changes and suggests summer baseball may aid future improvement at Elyria High.
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Elvrra High School
Sixth Street
Harold
Pete) Block
Elyria High
Lake Erie
Akron Central
Pioneers
Bil Cover
Cover
Euclid
Berea
Diamond
Pioneer Nine
Bob Ringer
Ringer
Coyer
Johnny Cabas
Don Phillips
Wilbur L. Vaughn
Chick Smith
Oberlin Indians Place In Class B Track Finals At OSU
Oberlin High School Indians finish with 64 percent of possible points in Class B at the state meet. Fred Owens takes third in the 18 yard high hurdles, Bob Bryant fourth in the shot put, and the 880 yard relay team places fifth after Brecksville is disqualified for running outside its lane. Willard Klingshirn scores for Avon Lake, Clearview’s Kosakowski ties for third in the high jump. Brecks ville finishes third overall, Clyde 19 points, Independence and Germantown each with 12.
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Oberlin High
Ohio State University
Oberlin
Fred Owens
Bob Bryant
Ick Greason
Bryant
Bob Holden
Ron Swann
Willie Edwards
Brecksville
Owens
Holden
Swann
Sam Petroff
Bill Konick
Lorain County
Willard Klingshirn
Avon Lake
Clearview
Carl Kosakowsk
Klingshim
Jom Monagon
Monagon
Kosakowski
Jim Fazekas
Clayton Holzbauer
Iyant
Poland
Brown
Clyde
Independence
Germantown
Line Scores Of Major League Games From The National And American Leagues
Line scores from National League and American League games by United Press with results, pitchers, and key recounts. Includes New York, Philadelphia, Cincinnati, St Louis, Boston, Brooklyn, Pittsburgh, Chicago, Cleveland, and others with scores and losing/winning pitchers.
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United Press
National League
New York
Philadelphia
Shentz
Hooper
Astroth
Sanford
Morgan
Ostrowski
Ber- Ta
Shantz
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Boston
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Isi
Louis Nek
Chicago
Ncinnati Fee
Pptsburga
York Wee x
Washington
Spa
Sadelphia
Louis
All-Stars of Class B Gather at Ely Stadium Diamonds
Manager John Beres calls all players to report at 6 o clock for practice with the All-Stars of Class B at Ely Stadium diamond weather permitting.
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Ely Stadium
John Beres
Babe Zaharias backs Jones as rain ends Weathervane play
In Kinolwood, Babe Zaharias says Bobby Jones would be just another top golfer today. She praises modern stars Hogan Snead Mangrum while rain cancels final Weathervane rounds at Kinolwood Country Club. Patty Berg leads while Babe adapts to focus on precision over power. The Babe quips that most players will always be hackers if they cannot practice daily.
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U.S
Oscar Fraley
United Press
Hite Plains
N. J
Babe Didrickson Zaharias
Bobby Jones
Fairway
Weathervane
Ben Hogans
Sam Sneads
Lloyd Mangrums
Bobby
Jones
Kinolwood Country Club
Patty Berg
Miss Berg
Patty
Babe
Didrickson
Yanks Move Up as Pennant Favorites in Reno Odds
In Reno Nevada the Reno Turf Club shifted the pre season favorites in baseball. The New York Yankees dethrone the Boston Red Sox as American League pennant favorites while the Brooklyn Dodgers retain top NL status and the Philadelphia Phillies drop to second.
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Reno Turf Club
New York Yankees
Brooklyn Dodgers
Philadelphia
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Elliott
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Hryhoski
Detroit
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Sox
Local City Golf League matches set for Cherry Ridge
Four matches in the City Golf League are scheduled for Tuesday at Cherry Ridge. Pairings include United Polish Club against Timms Spring Aces and Memo's Tavern versus Cherry Ridge. Dr H T Sargis led with 78 at Elyria Country Club, Barr posted 86, Walsh 89.
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City Golf League
Cherry Ridge
United Polish Club
Timms Spring Aces
Memo’s Tavern
Elyria Hardware
General Motors
Timms Spring Turfriders
B. F. Goodrich Chemical Co
H. T. Sargis
Sunegay
Elyria Country Club
L. C Barr
C. Walsh
Cleaners Capture Pin Loop Crown
Real Cleaners reigned as Mooseheart League champions by defeating Bowling Center in two straight games in the title rolloff at the Bowling Center. Jack Varsa led with scores of 178 and 191 as Real Cleaners posted overall 803 85 1675 to Bowling Center 1548.
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Real Cleaners
Victors
Cleaners
Jack Varsa
Televised Boxing Cards This Week
Fights on television this week include Ezzard Charles defending against Joey Maxim in Chicago for the heavyweight title on Wednesday and Paddy De Marco meeting Eddie Giosa in New York on Friday.
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Ezzard Charles
Chicago
Tadium
Joey Maxim
Maxim
Cleveland
Charles
Tiny Sharpies
New York
Ezzerd Charles
Paddy de Marco
Eddie Giosa
Amazing White Sox Welcome Home After Historic Road Wins
Chicago fans celebrate Paul Richards and the White Sox return after a record swing through the misses. The team, featuring many castoffs, won 5 to 2 and 6 to 4 against Cleveland to cut New York's AL lead to one game. Upcoming five games vs Browns and Athletics spark hopes of a 16 game streak.
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Chicago
Paul Richards
White Sox
Yankees
Sox
Indians
Browns
Athletics
Middlecoff wins Colonial Open by one stroke
Dr. Cary Middlecoff captured the Colonial National Invitation at Colonial Country Club in Fort Worth with a final 282 total, finishing one stroke ahead of Jack Burke Jr. Mangrum was third at 284, Nelson Hogan Oliver tied for fourth at 285, while Sam Snead faded to 292. Burke Jr. earned 2090, Mangrum 1400, and the top prize totaled 3000.
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Tex
U.P
Cary Middlecoff
Memphis
Middlecoff
Colonial Country Club
Burke
Jack Burke, Jr
Houston
Liord Mangrum
Chicago
Byron Nelson
Ben Hogan
Ed Oliver
Seattle
Wash
Sam Snead
White Sox and Red Sox Close Gap in Pennant Race
In a fast moving AL pennant chase the White Sox won 5-2 and 6-4 at Cleveland to run their win streak to 11 and sit a game behind the Yankees. Boston swept the Senators 9-3 and 7-1 to stretch their winnin g streak to seven in a row as New York split with the Athletics. The league also saw the Giants blank the Phillies 2-0 and the Cardinals defeat the Reds 6-1.
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Carl Lundquist
United Press
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Yankees
Chicag
Boston
White Sox
Red Sox
T Yankees
Th Athletics
Cleveland
Indians
Browns
Senators
Yankee
Athletics
Frank Shea
Bobby Shantz
Brow
Detroit
Tigers
White Sox beat Indians for 11th straight win
Yesterday's Star Al Zarilla drove in six runs across two games as the White Sox won 5 to 2 and 6 to 4 over Cleveland. Zarilla had a double and two walks in the opener and a homer, double, and single in the nightcap, extending the club winning streak to 11 games.
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United Press
AL Zarilla
White Sox
Indians
Red Sox explode with big third inning in two game sweep
In game two Ted Williams hit a grand slam and Doerr added a three run homer as Boston’s third inning produced all their runs. Bobby Doerr and Vern Stephens singled in key blows while Williams powered the offense with a grand slam. The Yankees’ strong pitching closed the opener as a separate shootout with Phil Rizzuto and a three run homer, yet Boston still dominated the series.
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Bobby Doerr
Vern Stephens
Ted Williams
Doerr
Red Sox
Yankees
Shea
A’s
Phil Rizzuto
Gus Zernial
Athletics
Ferris Fain
Erie Tracksters Score In Finals at State Meet
Three Lake Erie League athletes from Cleveland Heights and Euclid earned points in the Class A state meet at Ohio State University. Fred Stark placed fifth in discus, Bob Canfield finished high in the 880, and Tony Bechemer tied for third in high jump helping Erie programs to a combined score. Cincinnati Central took the Class A title with 27.2 points, narrowly ahead of Cleveland East Tech, Springfield, Mansfield, and Cleveland John Adams.
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Cleveland
Heigh
Euclid
Ohio State University
Fred Stark
Bob Canfield
Tony Bechemer
Stark
Canfield
Bechemer
Erie
Cincinnati Central
Cleevland East Tech
Springfield
Mansfield
Cleveland John Adams
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