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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1952
Page
7
Los Angeles awaits a monumental showdown as UCLA faces Southern Cal for the PCC title Rose Bowl host role and an unbeaten season. The game draws a record crowd, national TV coverage, and rampant ticket touting with high stakes across college football’s bowl picture.
A Elyria Rec reation Board session at City Hall elected Richard Notley chair of a committee to study baseball options for the city. Members include Ken Kauffman Bob McPherson John Moyes Herman Lappin Paul Weisbrod Eugene Burnworth and Jim Lear. The group meets Tuesday at 7 30 PM in the Ohio Edison Building on Olive Street to report back to the Recreation Board.
Former Cleveland Indian outfielder Bob Kennedy now serves as a jet pilot in the Marine Corps. He recounted a combat duty update and a scorpion encounter at 20 000 feet that crawled into his cockpit before he landed and had the insect removed from the aircraft. He compared the scorpion to pitcher Allie Reynolds and noted teammate Ted Williams is stationed nearby.
Don Phillips announces strong advance sales for Lorain Emergency Police boxing event at Hotel Antlerson on Thursday December 4. Tickets available from ward captains in Lorain or at Kessler and Connell's service station at 22nd and Broadway.
Boxing manager Charley Johnston was slated to appear before the New York State Athletic Commission to answer whether he threatened to reveal information that could put many men in jail. The claim came amid a commission hearing over a dispute between the International Boxing Managers Guild and the New York Boxing Managers Guild.
The UPC League schedule features five matches at 9 pm at Stoney's Rainbow Lanes. Docrowski Meats faces Butner Funeral Home while Fashion Shop plays Walt Stewards and Supers Insurance meets Sveves Place. OD P C Ladies Auxiliary vs Lorain Glass Rothgerry Service & Equipment also on card.
Carroll Howell of Portsmouth will replace Fred Bruney at right half on the Ohio State defense for the final game with Michigan in Columbus. Bruney is slowed by a shoulder bruise and has been shifted to offense. Bud Bond of Akron will start at linebacker, and Bob Koepnick of Dayton will see offense duty as relief for Hlay and Bruney.
A scanned clipping lists numerous bowling and league outcomes with individual scores and team numbers. Names such as Jo Laver and Delieveid Zijka appear among event tallies, while facilities like American Radiator Women’s League and St Johns Lutheran League are noted with participant lists and partial scores.
Lt Sheppard Carl Thierman a 31 year old Army physician and Korean veteran told Senate investigators Abe Artis never questioned his refusal to say whether he was a Communist. The Senate subcommittee released the record of a closed hearing where Thierman faced inquiry about his Army career and commissions. The panel urged tighter disclosure and stricter rules on officers seeking command.
British bank in Saltash saw police rush to Lynyds Bank after a gunman stole 11200 dollars. Cashier Charles Fogden told officers he threw a glass paper weight through the window to attract attention, then police returned Sunday and arrested Fogden for the theft.
Lorain County Classic League bowling saw Alex Black of T. O. Murphy Company roll a 637 series at Tarry Tavern with games of 224 234 179. The Plumbers led as a team with a 2,909 total, securing city honors in Thursday night action.
In a Bowling Center evening, the Plumbers achieved a 1,047 single game led by Bill Bohch of Elyria Hardware with a 254. Ben Janowicz rolled a 623 series for Automatics in General Industries, second to Black and setting a circuit season record. Joe Leonowicz notched a 601, a Carlisle Firemen season high. Mary Ford led Burke Furniture with a 467 series in the Bowling Center Women’s League.
Lorain Glass defeats Belden 81 to 65 in City Class A basketball. Bob Hersman scores 24 points tying for game high as Elynn teaching coach leads a balanced attack and Belden struggles to keep pace.
Larry Oldfield of Elyria earned a three round decision over Jimmy Haynes of Cleveland at 126 pounds on the Day Athletic Club medical fund show sponsored by the Cleveland Artem Roving Trainers Association held Thursday night at the Arena.
Oddsmakers forecast Michigan and Wisconsin as front runners for the Big Ten Rose Bowl bid. A split or loss by either could clear the path for Minnesota Purdue or Ohio State, with Wisconsin favored to beat Minnesota and Michigan slight over Ohio State. Northwestern meets Illinois as the only other league game, while Iowa faces Notre Dame and Michigan State eyes an undefeated finish.
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