Pheasants Invade City And Wildlife Film Debuts
A writer notes pheasants wandering into urban Ohio, cites a new 30 minute color film "A Place to Hunt" from the Ohio Division of Wildlife, and mentions licensing statistics and a plan to spend 14200 dollars to acquire hunting sites. Report includes hunting anecdotes and local observations on poultry and field sports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Division of Wildlife
Mb Wildlife Division
Dublin Rd
Columbus
Ohio
Lake Erie
State Wildlife Council
Three Women Lead City Bowling Night and Pomeroy Sets Pace
Gerry Pomeroy led the trio of women in the All City League last night with a high 594 series. Helen Jones and Vr shared strong marks as the women outpaced the men for the first time this season in local kegling circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerry Pomeroy
Pomeroy
Helen Jones
Pomeroy Leads Women in All City League Bowls
In the Feminine Circles Women s All City League Gerry Pomeroy posted games of 223 311 161 and a 594 series at Tarry Tavern. Helen Jones followed with 173 213 186 for 572, Polchey 152 199 205 a16, Peg Tattar 182 164 177 S25, and Betty Sailer 148 170 1823 501. In the United Polish Club Ladies Auxiliary League Jean Moyes 148 185 165 501 earned a berth in feminine circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerry Pomeroy
Helen Jones
Polchey
Peg Tattar
Betty Sailer
United Polish Club Ladies Auxiliary League
Jean Moyes
Tarry Tavern
Pomeroy
Jones
Potchey
Peg Taylor
United Polish Club
City League Basketball Opens With Nightly Doubleheaders
The City League begins Monday night in Ely and Franklin gyms with all 12 teams playing. Games run 7 30, 8 30 and 9 30 p m at both sites. Franklin hosts Elsvna Civics vs American Radiator, Kipton Merchants vs Pfau dler Co, and Johnson Car Wash vs Temple Recreation. Ely teams feature Stewart Insurance vs Parmelys, Green Dragon Cafe vs Coffee Cup, and United Polish Club vs Elyria CxO. The Teague plays Mondays and Thursdays, first half ends Jan 1, second half Jan 20 to Feb 24, with each team scheduling 22 games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E City
Ely
Franklin
Elsvna Civics
American Radiator
Kipton Merchants
Pfaudler Co
Johnson Car Wash
Temple Recreation
Stewart Insurance
Parmelys
Green Dragon Cafe
Coffee Cup
United Polish Club
Elyria Cxo
Teague
Fei
Puck Hunting Fours Listed
Fragmented notice lists puck hunting times in the E area on Monday. Entries reference official hours, sunset, and a window starting a half hour before event start. exacte details are unclear due to OCR corruption.
Baltimore Club Quits Selvy to Milwaukee Trade
Frank Selvy, the league’s top scorer, moves from Baltimore to Milwaukee after the Bullets suspend operations for a year. Owners voted to discontinue for two years with players dispersed league-wide. remaining funds may revive the franchise next season.
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Baltimore
Selvy
Milwaukee
New York
MNS
Frank Selvy
Bullets
National Basketball Association
Buligis
Fig Simmons
Ted Persal
Atkinsons
Baltimore Talenit
Laffange
Funnan University
Ihas
Dispersal
Rochester
4Oote
Donendriksen
Joot
Paul Hollman
Gyoot
Bob Houbreys
Boston
Connie Simmons
Syracuse
Giootd
AL Rogers
Fort Wayne
Ken Murray
Philadelphia
Bob Leonard
Indiana Flash
Eho i
Mindneapolis
Gotham Flavor In Miami's Handicap Opens Tropical Park
Miami racing season begins at Tropical Park with a New York flavor as Hyphasis and other top horses vie in the split divisions of the $10,000 Inaugural Handicap. Jockeys familiar to New York fans are riding on the opening program.
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Miame
Fla
Miami
Tropical Park
New York
Jride
Sunny Jim
Georgetown Leads Ohio State in Midwestern Sailing Meet
Georgetown holds a narrow lead after day two of the Uitcarn Mark Pimme Ang ist Memorial Trophy race on the Scioto River in Columbus. Flags show Georgetown with 9 points, Wesleyan 5, as Class A and B races progress.其他 points list Purdue, Cincinnati, Notre Dame, Michigan, Ohio State, Wayne, and Michigan State totals.
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Columbus
Lorain St Mary All Stars Dominate Dream Team Selection
Lorain St Mary leads with four players named to the first Dream Team by coaches in the North Central Conference. The report also notes All-America swimmers and horses, with Cleveland and Konno earning multiple AAU honors and Derby and racing developments in national coverage.
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Lorain St. Mary
Miami Beach
Fla
Adtro
Dick Cleve
Ford Konno
Yosko Oya
Kawa
Carolyn Greene
Fort Lauderdale
National Amateur Athletic Union
Cleveland
Konno
Oyakawa
AAU
New York
Dan
Ponca City
Okla
Theeer
Alfred G. Vanderbilt
King Ranch
Denver
Colament
Miss Greene
Mearnings
Trallel
Andrew J. Crevetin
Kent
William G. Helis
Studitl
Sngamore Farm
Maryland
Los
Angeles
High Gun
Belair Stud
Nashua
Sunny Jim
Fitz Simmons
Cleveland Firm Orders Radio Sets Large Great Lakes deal boosts harbor comms
A Cleveland firm placed a major order with Great Lakes Towing for VHF multi channel radio telephone sets, signaling the largest single order for this equipment. The radios will serve vessels and shore operations across the upper lakes port facilities. Industry leaders Laurence Turner and Herman Hageman noted the strong Cleveland results justify the investment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laurence C. Turner
Cleveland
Herman E. Hageman
Lorain County Radio Corp
Huron Transportation Co
John W. Boardman
S. T. Crapo
Samuel Mitchel
Paul H. Townsend
Oberlin Scouts Earn Tenderfoot Rating at Investiture
Thirteen boys in Troop 101 at James Brand House received tenderfoot ratings during an investiture service. New scouts along with their names are listed among Oberlin youth groups, churches, and activities including Sunday school schedules and anniversary events across Oberlin and surrounding churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
James Brand House
Oberlin and
Ohio
Jerry Buck
Rich Comings
Thomas Griswold
Stephen
Kilmer
Allen Shepard
Jack Thou
Awards and Camporee Honors at Local Church and Scout Event
The notice lists recipients for service stars and perfect attendance, names attendees for camporee awards, and notes church announcements at Wirst Methodist led by Rev R L Krepps with services and youth fellowships scheduled throughout the day. Key individuals include John Stephens John Vander Pyle Alfred Goerlich Roger Feakins Bob Kurtz and Art Holbrook among others.
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Fot
Chris Martin
Charles Cobb
Frederick Graff
Arthur Holbrook
Larry Meyers
James Siddall
Robert Fountain, Jr
Bob Johnson
John Durfee
Jerry Davidson
Bob Kurtz
Larry Lauer
Harry McCreedy
Russell Vander Pyle
Roger Feakins
Alfred Goerlich
Rick Holbrook
Andy Parkhurst
John Stephens
John Vander Pyle
Jon Durfee
Laird Harris
Andrew Parkhurst
Dave Cannon
Rick Comings
Rick Gratz
Bill Judson
Bill McCreedy
Gary Pedwalny
Ted Scheltler
Curt Star
Dave Buck
Steve Kilmer
Allen Shepard
Tom Griswold
Chuck Gobb
Ed Fitzpatrick
Larry Myers
Dudley Wilson
Andy Comings
Jim Siddall
Art Holbrook
Wirst
R. L. Krepps
Methodist
Wesley
All Star North Central Eleven Named From Local Prep Powers
Six seniors lead the North Central all-star squad with three juniors one sophomore and one freshman. Notables include Elyria Catholic’s John O Connor 203 pounds and St Mary’s Dor Bonko 185 pounds. John Springer of St Stanislaus is the freshman halfback.
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Thorny
Central
John Lugerik
Lorah St. Mary
Gustrd Fabian Boris
Cleveland St. Stanislaus
John Springer
St. Stanislaus
Bill Kuhel
Cleveland St
Dave Wiser
St. Mary
John O'Connor
Elyria Catholic
Tom Byrne
Gilmour Academy
Dick George
Cleveland St. John Cantius
Fred Churchill
St Mary
al Zabiegala
Dave Hiser
Elyvia Catholic
Fabian Boris
St. John Cantius
Dor Bonko
Lorain St. Mary
John Sugerick
St. Mary’s Banko
Cornhuskers Ramp Hawaii 50 to 0 in Honolulu showdown
Nebraska demolished Hawaii 50 to 0 in Honolulu Stadium before 18 000 fans as a tune up for the Orange Bowl. The Huskers dominated from start to finish, rolling to a lopsided victory and sending a message ahead of their January appearance.
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Honolulu
University of Nebraska
University of Hawaii
Honolulu Stadium
Albany
Calif
Imbros
Xebdraska
Dukel
Maryland
Oes
Miami
Fla
Jedex
Duke-Northsfield
Carolina
Golden Gate
Golden Gate Fields
Milwaukee
Waukee Braves
Billy Queen
Toledo
Zambros
Andrew J. Crevelin
Whambra
Davis Seeks Full Title After Victory Over Bassett
Teddy Davis, 31, of Hartford defeats Percy Bassett by unanimous decision at Madison Square Garden to claim part of the featherweight crown. He aims to fight Sandy Saddler for the complete title, with plans for a challenge by Morris Salow and a $2500 check filed with the New York Commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Teddy
Davis
Percy Bassett
Sandy Saddler
Hartford
Conn
Bassett
Philadelphia
Madison Square Garden
Datile
Red Toy
National Boxing Association
NBA
Saddler
New York State
New York Commission
Morris
Mush) Salow
Fight Results From UNITED PRESS New Fork
Teddy Retica Der defeated Hartfard Commoriveinied Percy Bastett by 135 to 129 in a tense bout. The match featured heavy exchanges and a dramatic finish, with both fighters trading blows as the crowd watched keenly for a decisive round.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press New Fork
Teddy Retica der
Hartfard
Percy’ Bastett
Thinteishia
Chronicle Telegram Story Snapshot from iFlyria Ohio
Local chronicle dated November 27 1954 highlights regional events from iFlyria Ohio with brief notes on community happenings and notable figures referenced in the page segment. The item captures a slice of mid twentieth century life within the Chronicle Telegram’s coverage area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chronicle-Telegram
iFlyria
Ohio
Six Arrested in Lorain Dice Game Raid
Lorain officers busted a dice game at a shoe shine parlor on East 28th Street arresting six men for gambling and two for exhibiting gambling devices. Those cited include Zoltan Kostyn and Joseph Lengyel for displaying or operating gambling games.
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Lorain
Mike Demyan
Milan Ralich
Ast
Demyan
Ralich
Johnson
East 28Th St
Jimmie Orvill Crisp
32Nd St
Dero Johnson
Victory Ave
Junior Campbell
East 29Th St
Willie Walker
Elyria Ave
Otis Daniels
Zoltan V. Kostyn
Eastih St
City Cigar Store
Joseph P. Lengyel
Vine Ave
Lengyel
24000 Worms Die in Toledo Fire at Henry Brett Hatchery
A blaze at Henry Brett's night crawler hatchery in Toledo wiped out about 24 000 worms and caused an estimated 725 dollars in losses. The fire destroyed the breeding racks and equipment, ending an unnecessary chain of an accidental disaster for the business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Ohio
Henry Brett
Ugent
Bret
Diesel Training Ad Offers High Pay Jobs Nationwide
Special offer for GI’s and servicemen to train for diesel tractor and heavy equipment careers. Interstate Training Service provides placement advisory and full information on approved courses. Fill out the form to enter the diesel and equipment field and qualify for steady, lucrative work.
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Interstate
Diesel
Tractor & Heavy Equipment Division
Chronicle Telegram
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Stearness
North Central Stars
Pace City
City
Lidl
Laffango
Stanley Small
al Widman
Jim Nichols
Charlie O'Brien l
Sam Boulmetis
Steeline Company
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Polo Ave
Lorpez
James Tomko
Dallas Ave
Tomko
Lopez
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Engler
Anoth
Daniel Albert Williams
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Charles George Park
Lorain Dr
Peter Vic
Pruchnicki
Dale
Ave
Donald D. Woods
Wellers
Hasmak
Hat Company
Vorain County Radio Corp
Vorain
John J.’ Lautner
Lrgest
Image Luthorirt
Wayne Sulfen
Buble
Ralph Young
Franklin Yount
Concordia Church
Aleron
Roy Rogers
Dale Evans
Mt. Zlow Bapilat
Fred Steen
Bethany Baptist Church
Steen
Mr. Zion
First Baptist
Charles Bromley
Inered Heart Catholic
Martin Engelhardt
Joseph King
Episcopal
Chave McCracken
John Ferguson
Gospel Chorus
LaPuris Young
Ashland
Warren Johnsor
Oberlin Assembly of God
FH. E. Spriggs
Christian Missionary Alliance
R. H. Wilson
June E. Alexander
P.O. Bow
Donna Heilmen
Cornhuskers
Hawaii
Mount ‘Horse of
Shady Vale
Center Ridge
Torfo
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Japan
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