Dye May Quit Ohio State To Accept Washington Post
Ohio State coach Tippy Dye, leader of the Big Ten champions, was reported weighing an offer from the University of Washington. A source said Dye planned to take the Seattle PCC school’s $9,000 annual post, leaving OSU at $6,000. He traveled from St Louis to Seattle for talks with Washington officials while his wife confirmed they were in discussions. If he leaves, Dye exits at the peak of his tenure after a 22 4 season and a Big Ten title, with Dick Schnittker starring for OSU.
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New York
H. ©. Olsen
Northwestern
Tube Pinmen Awarded At Annual Banquet In Lorain
National Tube Management club bowlers wrapped up the season with a banquet at the Slovenian National Home in Lorain where Trophies and prizes were handed for league and tournament wins. J P Catanzarite won the Urquhart trophy and top over average honors with a 156 game and 627 total pins. New president Dale Livingston announced a 3:30 pm Thursday meeting to plan the league's third season as retiring president F M Rahotina becomes vice president. Norman Sensheimer accepted the first place league team trophy for Maintenance while over 100 bowlers attended as officials spoke on stage alongside Catanzarite and Rahotina.
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Lorain
Dale Livingston
F. M. Rahotina
J. P. Smith
J. J. “Cookie” Catanzarite
Urquhart
Catanzarite
Mill
Leo Svete
Nick Mitock
Norman Sensheimer
George C. Greenwood
Robert Urquhart
L. F. Sattele
Rahotina
Local Golf Matches Postponed for Decoration Day
Elyria and Cherry Ridge golf results show Walter Connolly leading Cherry Ridge scoring with 74 from two nine hole scores. Bill Ehlke 78, Howard Perkins 79, others include Lapos 81 George 83 Rieth 87 Bond 92. Decoration Day mixed two ball foursomes planned at Cherry Ridge. Elyria Country Club golfers contest J Knuft Trophy and Troxel Trophy tomorrow with mixed four ball foursomes and final June flight qualifier. Timms low net sweepstakes winner at Elyria Saturday.
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Walter Connolly
Cherry Ridge
Bill Ehlke
Howard Perkins
Lou Lapos
Bob George
George Chairamonte
Bill Rieth
D. E. Bond
Chairamonte
En Eugle
Elyria
R. M. Timms
Elyria Country Club
Timms
C. A. Olsen
Dr. H. T. Sargis
P. H. Roach
A. R. Hoch
Ford Cowell
C. R. Aldrich
B. Timms
Wins Honors In Dover Horse Show
Russell Rowley of the Ridgehorn Stock Farm Elyria gained honors in the Dover show on Sunday. Rex Diamond, a registered Morocco stallion, won first in the Spotted Horse Class and second in the Parade Horse Class. In Detroit this season Rex Diamond placed second in the Spotted Horse Class. UPC Teams To Practice The United Polish Club A or B softball teams will hold a joint practice today at the McKinley School diamond. Players from both teams are asked to report at 6 15.
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Ridgehorn
Elyria
Dover
Rowley
Rex Diamond
Detroit
UPC
United Polish Club
McKinley School
Indians And White Sox Split Double Bill
Cleveland Indians move to Detroit for a doubleheader after splitting with the Chicago White Sox. In game one Boston? No, Zernial homer and Doby two run? Gremek pitched in game two, holding the Sox to three hits as Doby and Rosen homered for Cleveland. Adams left injured in second game.
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Amvets Drill Today At Allen School Diamond
The Amvets softball team will hold a practice on the Allen School diamond today at 6 30. All members are asked to take notice and attend the drill.
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Amvets
Allen School
Cahl Duo Captures Top Pin Honors
Ray Cahl senior and Ray Cahl junior won the Father-Son Handicap Bowling Tournament at Bowl-O-Drome with 1227 total. Dewey and Wes Fackler placed second with 1158, followed by Traxler teams and others in the field. Also noted are the 1949 50 Antarctic whaling expeditions listing nations and counts.
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Cahl
Cahl, Jr
Dewey Fackler
Wes Fackler
Dewey
Wes
F. Traxler
F. Traxler, Jr
F. Varsa
A. Yarsa
P. Gehrke
R. Gehrke
M. Cahl
H. Cahl
J. Bycynski
Wellington Day Planned at Chippewa Lake Park
Wellington sets its third annual Wellington Day for Sunday June 11 1950 at Chippewa Lake Park with sports and races and prizes donated by local merchants. Community groups report meetings including Rainbow Girls installing June 6 and planning bake and rummage sale July 8.
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Chippewa Lake Park
Carl Petts
Rainbow Girls
Odd Fellows Hall
Jacqueline Zacharias
Sue Riggs
Toledo
Sherod
Sullivan
Alumni Association
Spirit of '76
Tiffin
Lorain
Nagy and Fell Reach Rapid Fire Tennis Finals
Nagy and Betty Fell reach the Women's Rapid Fire Singles final at Cascade Park in the Elyria Tennis Commission event. Nagy beat Fran CorKill 6-4 after a shuffle. Fell advanced with a bye and 12-10 win over Claire Lugas. Corkill beat Pat Bauer 3-7 and Claire Lugas beat Fran Lugas 6-0. Finals tomorrow at cascade courts. women's final at 2 pm, men's final after.
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Betty Fell
Cascade Park
Elyria Tennis Commission
Nagy
Fran Corkill
Fall
Claire Lugas
Corkill
Pat Bauer
Fran Lugas
Lorain County Teams Earn Points in State Class B Meet
Four Lorain County schools earned points at the Ohio state Class B track finals in Columbus. Oberlin Columbia Amherst each total four points while Clearview has 3. Bruce Yeager of Columbia was runner up in the broad jump, and Kosakowski of Clearview tied for second in the high jump. Joe Morgan set a meet record in the shot put. Wyoming won Class B with 17 points. Poland second with 134.
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Oberlin
Columbia
Amherst
Clearview
Yeager
Bruce Yeager
Columbia Star
Bob Patterson
Marysville
Wilfred Frederick
Ed Hawkins
Beavercreek
Carl Kosakowski
Bill Garlin
Green Springs
Joe Hardwick
Walnut Township
Kosakowski
Garlin
Bob Bryant
Fred Owens
Bryant
Joe Morgan
Merremont
Porsch Lumber and Coal softball team practice at Roosevelt School
The Porsch Lumber and Coal softball team will hold an important practice on the Roosevelt School diamond at 6 o'clock today. All team members and anyone wishing to try out should be present, with cautionary notes about safety such as handling hot sand bags to avoid burns.
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Porsch Lumber and Coal
Roosevelt School
Hudak Named New Basketball Coach At Amherst High
Amherst High School names Joe Hudak, long time football coach, as head basketball coach starting 1960-51. Allan Mizerst moves from mechanical drawing to manual training. Virgil Pincombe replaces by Mizerst. Roirit Ullman and Pincombe resign. Board plans to hire an assistant for Hudak in basketball and football. no track coach named yet.
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Amherst High School
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Fred Powers
Amherst Board of Education
Hudsk
Roirit Ullman
Mizer
Virgil Pincombe
Ullman
Fincombe
Powsers
Hudak
Powers
Arthur Engle
Mixed Doubles Pin Tourney Nears Finish At Bowl-O-Crome
The mixed doubles bowling tourney at Bowl-O-Crome will end Tuesday with rolling on the top shift. Manager Dewey Fackler reports action starts at six tonight. Leaders include Ort-Spano 1285 and Balogh-Kaye 1233 with several pairs close behind like Hasterwood-Gismondi 1218 and Henke-Nagy 1191.
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M.gismondi
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S. Nagy
H. Taylor
J. Barkacs
T. Ort
D. Fackler
H. Giberson
M. Miska
H. Middlestetter
I. Smith
T. Smith
C. Catalona
International League schedule and standings update
Tomorrow's doubleheaders feature Philadelphia at Brooklyn New York at Boston Cincinnati at Chicago and St Louis at Pittsburgh. Standings show Rochester 20 32 6 4 5 6 Springfield 46 15 600 Montreal 19 13 .594 Jer City 14 16 15 11 .577 Toronto 11 30 13 35 Baltimore 14 33 . S yesterday results include Syracuse 8 0 Springfield 0 10 Toronto 9 2 Buffalo 7 12 Baltimore 11 5 Jersey City 1 6 Rochester 15 Montreal
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