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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 13, 1952

Page

12

Lorain Kiwanis to honor Lorain High grid squad with Woody Hayes speaker

Lorain Kiwanis Club announced Ohio State coach Woody Hayes will headline the 24th annual Kiwanis banquet at the Antlers Hotel on Tuesday December 2 honoring Lorain High football. The event marks a long-running series of name speakers dating to 1930 with past guests.

Lorain Kiwanis Club Ohio State Woody Hayes Lorain High Grid Antlers Steel City Wee Fesler Kenneth L.tug Wilson Big Ten Sid Gillman University of Cincinnati Jam Xavier Casernati Kiwanis Club Elyria-Lorain Elyria High Francis Schmidt Alvin Bo) McMillin Indiana University Lynn Waldorf University of California Northwestern Don Peden Ohio University Paul Brown Lorain George Miraben Elyria High School Elyria

Tiny Tony DeSpirito Tops Horatio Alger Tale in Style

Tony DeSpirito rises from a poor upbringing to a string of racing triumphs. The jockey, praised for modesty and grit, rides six wins in a day and nears a 300-win season, placing him among racing greats like Shoemaker and Longden.

Jock Walter Miller Vince Powers Jackie Westrope Johnny Longden Joe Culmone Willie Shoemaker Charlie Burr Tony Muller Culmone Snoemaker Alger Horatio

Pin Loop Veteran Carlson Tops City Scoring With 657

Walt Carlson, Elyria's veteran bowler, posted a 657 series for Grassie's Wayside Inn in Stoney's Home League at Rainbow Lanes. He chipped 221 225 211 and led the city scoring, with Art Marsh close behind at 609 in Tavern Home League. Helen Middlestetter led Rainbow Lanes Women's League duel.

Walt Carlson Elyria Grassie Wayside Inn Stoney Rainbow Lanes Carlson Art Marsh Tarry Tavern Helen Middlestetter

Bowling scores highlight city league leaders in tight competition

Mary Karwowski led the night with a 576 series for Hart Construction while her 235 single tied Middlestetter for top in that category. Supper Club posted a 2 690 in the Tarry Tavern Home League. Elyria Stationers rolled a 947 in Stoney's Home League. five-man laurels went to multiple clubs including Luxe Avenue Floor Covering and Sabre Jets. Glen McCabe of Ridgeville Plumbing and Jerry Gildenmeister of Sabre Jets also posted 235s, with Gildenmeister setting a season mark.

Mary Karwowski Hart Construction Luxe Avenue Supper Club Tarry Tavern Elyria Stationers Stoney Middlestetter Glen McCabe Ridgeville Plumbing Quintet Jerry Gildenmeister Sabre Jets Romeo Pump Company Teague

Shirai Favored to Retain Flyweight Crown in Tokyo

Yoshio Shirai, Japan’s first world boxing champion, was a popular choice to defeat Dado Marino in a return match at Korakuen Stadium. Shirai, 29, who dethroned the 36-year-old Hawaiian last May, was heavily favored by sports writers to repeat as crowd of about 25,000 expected.

Tokyo Yoshio Shirai Japan Dade Marion Honolulu Sirai Korakuen Stadium

Firemen's Bowling League Schedule At Evans Lanes

The Carlisle Firemen's Bowling League runs two shifts at Evans Lanes tonight. Early shift at 7 features Troxel Manufacturing Company versus Kopp Builders and Carlisle Firemen No 2 versus Loraine CowmS Tractor Sales. Late shift at 9 features Carlisle Firemen No 1 against Elyria Sniing & Specialty and Ohio Screw Products Shop versus Ohio Screw Products Of ee.

Carlisle Firemen Evans Lanes Patrings Troxel Manufacturing Company Kopp Builders Lorain Cowms Tractor Sales Otelvek Elyria Sniing & Specialty Company Ohio Screw Products Shop Ohio Screw Products Ofee

Tilted or frost ran eet and extreme left alignment noted

The text discusses widest angle positions and shifts in stance for a bowling setup, referencing extreme left alignment near Littue Ne io toa and specific spot placements No 9 and 2-7. It mentions a 1942 date and credits John F Dille Co.

Wustra Tohn F Dille

Two Players Stand Out on All-Southwestern Conference Teams

Of the 22 man all Southwestern Conference group named by coaches only two players made both sides of the ball Bob Bryant of Oberlin and Billy Dye of Medina Bryant an offensive fullback and linebacker led with 159 points for 1952 and a four year total of 401 Dye the Medina quarterback and safety scored 114 points finishing just behind Bryant Bryant helped Oberlin to a tied second place in final standings and was a defensive cornerstone for the Indians while Dye starred for Medina High as champions.

Bob Bryant Oberlin Billy Dye Medina Bryant Indians Clearview Dye Medina High Bees Lorain County Bill Dye Medina Bees I George Brehmer Marvin Gnagy John Skorupski Jim Posze Ed Elliott Harold Fureron Carl Oney Lorenzo Walker Andy Stefan Don Starbuck Jack Moskal Chucki Spinello Lorain

Six Dodgers Named On NL All Star Outfit

Brooklyn claimed six of ten National League spots on the annual All Star team. Musial led with multiple batting records. Campanella and Cox anchored the Dodgers in key positions. Other Dodgers named were Snider Black Hodges Reese.

Dodgers York Brooklyn United Press St. Louis Cardinals Philadelphia Phillies Chicago Cubs Stan Dizzy Dean St. Louis Billy Cox Roy Campanella

Hergesheimer Nets Four as Rangers Top Blackhawks

Wally Hergesheimer scored four goals to lift the New York Rangers to a 5-2 win over Chicago at Madison Square Garden. The five foot eight inch winger moved into the NHL goal lead with 10 on the season and tied for second in scoring with 15 points, two behind Maurice Richard.

NEW York Wally Hergesheimer New York Rangers National Hockey League Chicago Blackhawks Cleveland Barons Rangers Hawks Madison Square Garden Hergesheimer

Knights of Columbus League keg lers action at Bowl-O-Drome

Kinights of Columbus Pin Loop pairings set for four matches in weekly program at 7 o clock in Bowl-O-Drome. Bernie Schrather Insul ate faces WooseGi damp Firecar Home while Tugers Shop meets ODonnell Pants Roth re Sty and Bantoment Elca Chev roe faces Stug Motors 4s stiner Funeral Hoene.

Knidits Columbus Schedi'e Bernie Schrather WooseGi Tugers Shop Odonnell Pants Rothre Bantoment Elca Chevroe Stug Motors Stiner Funeral Hoene

Rivera Is Put On Probation By Frick

New York The Chicago White Sox outfielder Jim Rivera was placed on indefinite probation by Commissioner Ford Frick and warned that any further misbehavior could end his career. Frick cited Rivera’s Sept. 29 arrest in Chicago linked to rape allegations, which a Chicago Grand Jury declined to indict on Oct. 14. He barred any deal involving Rivera for a full year and placed responsibility on the White Sox for his conduct.

New York Ford Frick Jim Rivera Chicago White Sox Frick Rivera Chicago Janet Gater White Sox

Dallas Gives Up Grid Franchise

Dallas pro football franchise surrenders after money shortage and failed refinancing. Trustees announced at a press conference they gave up the franchise and the NFL would assume expenses. Bell indicated the team would complete the season on the road with salaries covered.

Dallas Dallas, Tex U.P National Football League Bert Bell Philadelphia Bell

Hayes Wins by TKO Over DeJohn In Third Round

Norman Hayes 1604-pound middleweight stops Joey DeJohn 165 in the third round here Wednesday night despite a deep gash over his right eye. DeJohn from Syracuse falls three times, last at the nine count, for a pronounced Hayes victory on the Detroit card.

Detroit Paris Charlie Homez Norman Hayes Joey DeJohn Hayes DeJohn Syracuse N. Y Bob Murphy Buckley Homer Humez

Ohio State Football Home Attendance Seen Matching Last Season

Ohio State, led nation in home football attendance last year, expects similar turnout this season. Ticket Manager Ed Weaver cites five games averaging 74,474. Homecoming vs Michigan on November 22 projected at about 81,000, near last season’s six-game total of 453,737.

Columbus UPI Ohio State Ed Weaver Weaver Michigan

Lorain County names 13 on all star football squads

Thirteen Lorain County players from four schools were chosen by Southwestern Conference coaches for the all star offensive and defensive teams. Oberlin High School standout Bob Bryant, a 220 pound senior and four year varsity performer, tops the county list as 20 players earn 22 berths across the honor squads. Bryant led the circuit in scoring with a season total presented in the announcement.

Lorain County Bob Bryant Oberlin High School Indians Bryant

Lorain County players dominate all star selections

Lorain County leads with 159 points as Medina Bees claim four places across five spots. Oberlin and Amherst follow with multiple selections while Fairview Clearview Wellington share several spots. Rocky River has none amid a tough season ending in nine losses.

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