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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 02, 1956

Page

15

Maglie and Ford Poised for World Series Opener

Sal Maglie and Whitey Ford were named as likely starters for Wednesday's World Series opener at Ebbets Field as Walt Alston and Casey Stengel prepared final lineups. Brooklyn aimed to rest Maglie if possible while New York weighed Don Larsen against right handers in a tightly scheduled pitchers’ duel.

New York Sal Maglie Brooklyn Whitey Ford Yankees Ebbets Field Walt Alston Dodgers Casey Stengel Alston Tojio Pirates Yankee Stadium Pittsburgh Maglie Don Newcombe Ford Larsen Offler Lett Uiness Charley Neal Gilliam Hat Stengel Jin Stengel Sandy Mickey Mafitle Rée Ford Amoros Don Larsen Tim Power of Brooklyn Sandy Amoros Weither Sal Magile Sal Carl Erskine Newcombe Old Case

World Series opener forecasts clear cool weather in NYC

New York weather outlook forecast showers today in the city but the forecaster predicts clear cool conditions for the World Series opener on Wednesday.

New York (U New York City

Pipe Dreams By John Pipe Dreams By John

The Chronicle-Telegram previews the World Series with Yankee and Dodger notes. Rotunda leads the prediction board with 21 2 marks, while Miller and Ketchum chase. The piece weighs Brooklyn pitching against New York depth and forecasts potential rain and starting rotations for the opener.

Youngblood Enrolls at Baldwin Wallace from LaGrange

John Youngblood of LaGrange has enrolled at Baldwin Wallace College after two seasons as a LaGrange basketball standout and aims to continue playing for B-W. Elyria’s Chronicle-Telegram promotes Elyria Day at Cranwood Race Track with a coupon for free admission. Howard C. Moore of Elyria, a 1947 Elyria Wish graduate, boxed in the Third Army championships at Fort Benning, Georgia.

John Youngblood LaGrange Baldwin-Wallace Youngblood B-W Elyria Cranwood Chronicle-Telegram Gee-Gees Howard C. Moore Fort Benning Cleveland

Feller Named First President of Players Association

New York VNI Bob Feller of the Cleveland Indians is chosen as the first president of the Major League Players Association formed in New York by player representatives. Legal rep J Norman Lewis says the body is not a union but a formalization of the previous organization.

NEW York Vni Bob Feller Cleveland Indians Major League Players Association New York J. Norman Lewis Players’ “Union

United Polish Club League Pairings and Officials

The page lists officers including Stan Musial of St Louis as vice president Gerry Coleman of the New York Yankees as secretary and Ted Klu asewsk of Cincinnati and Eddie as members. It details pairings for matches such as Jim Lear Construction against Pine Construction and United Falls Club versus UP C Sports with several local sponsors and business names.

Stan Musial St Louis Gerry Coleman New York Yankees Ted Klu Asewsk Cincinnat Eddie United Polish Club League Yost Washington Tomght Stoney's Rain Kew Lanes Jim Lear Tina Iee Pine United Falls Club C Sports Togsgery-Boysstown Erin Brew Thomesson’s Chips New Orleans Charley Joseph Ys Dobrowski Royal Catering Co Ken Grieans al Haust Les Gast Insurance Steves Bareera B & B Food Market Ae SS

Elyria reserves aim for second win after Sandusky clash

Elyria High reserve football team seeks back to back wins after a 19-7 victory over Lakewood at Ely Stadium. Reserves travel to Sandusky Thursday to face Sandusky Central, while the freshmen host Lakewood Wednesday at Lakewood.

Elyria High Clete Sweigard Lakewood Ely Stadium San Idusky Elyria

Meeker Dominates Elyria Bowling Night with 265 Game

Joe Meeker starred at Stoney's Rainbow Lanes as Elyria Elks League action produced a 265, the season's best for Elyria bowlers, to finish with a 617 series. He opened 17 and 175 before a 263, stringing eight strikes in a row. Other notable scores included Clarence Brinkholf 601 and a 548 team game by Bob Gardner Insurance. Shirley Juchem posted 236 in Town & Country Girls' League with a 540 set.

Joe Meeker Elyria John Varady Norm Abookire Clarence Brinkholf Bob Gardner Insurance Shirley Juchem Bowl-O-Crome Bob Hender Yang

Busso Triumphs By Point In Narrow Win

Johnny Busso of New York wins a single point split decision over Tommy Salem of Cleveland to extend his winning streak to seven. The lightweights fight at St Nicholas Arena with Busso weighing 139 pounds against Salem's 32615, and Busso will be sidelined for about a month due to a four stitch gash above his left brow.

New York Johnny Busso Tommy Salem Cleveland Busso Salem St Nicholas Arena

Ridgeville Seconds Triumph 13 0 Over La Grange Reserves

Ridgeville Highs reserve football team scored twice in the first period to defeat La Grange High reserves 13 to 0. Ron Gore opened scoring on a seven yard slant after a 45 yard drive, and Gore again found pay dirt on a 25 yard pass from Bill Hershey. Ken Preehtel added the extra point. Ridgeville 준비 plays Olmsted Falls Monday.

North Ridgeville Ridgeville High Iun la Grange High Ron Gore Ridgeville Bill Hershey Gore Ken Preehtel

Tech Player Delivers Play Of Week In Cotton Bowl

Georgia Tech senior guard Don Miller produced a key first quarter punt block that yielded a two point safety and a 9 to 7 victory over SMU. Johnny Majors of Tennessee earned Player Of The Week honors, while Connecticut edged Yale and Ara Parseghian was named Coach Of The Week. The INS panel highlighted Miller’s pivotal moment alongside other standout performances in college football’s Week.

NEW York INS Georgia Tech International News Service Don Miller Southern Methodist Tech Tennessee Johnny Majors Connecticut Yale Ara Parseghian Northwestern Bernie Bierman Andy Kerr Francis J. Powers Harry Wismer Bob Considine John Barrington Mustang Volunteers Auburn Majors Elis Huskies

Bucks Favor Ohio State in Tough Passer Debate

United Press recalls Ohio State coach Woody Hayes praising Stanford's quarterback John Brodie as the best passer seen in college football, while Hayes also lauds Roseboro and other Buckeyes for a strong showing against Nebraska. Hayes emphasizes a rugged ground game with occasional passes and notes anticipated battles with Stanford's aerial attack as the Buckeyes prep for a key clash.

Haskell Short Larkkinen Michigan United Press Sports Winter State Stanford Columbus John Brodie Spartans Stanford Indians Ohio State Hayes Woody Hayes Dick Guy Jim Roseboro Fred Benners Southern Methodist Ohio Benner Nebraska Bucks Buckeye

DeChant Leads Lorain County Scorers With Six TDs

DeChant, a sophomore at Elsina High now with Midview, tops Lorain County scoring in three weeks of football with six touchdowns and 36 points. He scored three TDs in the opener versus Buckeye and three more Friday against LaGrange, in a season shortened to two games for him so far.

Albert Elsina High Midview Lorain County Junior Buckeye LaGrange

Oberlin Gridders Face BW In Parents Day Clash

Oberlin hosts Baldwin Wallace in a Saturday 2 p.m. Parents Day game. BW beat Geneva 21 0 in its opener and fell 26 0 to Eastern Michigan last week. Oberlin lost to Otterbein 19 12 after a tight Ohio Conference contest. Harms, McKenern and Dickason lead local scorers among 23 players named from Lorain county.

Oberlin Querlin Baldwin-Wallace J Geneva Eastern Michigan Otterbein Ohio lOtters Otterscarme Y Harth Oberlin Avon Lake Woody DetChant Amherst Earl Murain Ono Wellington Lorain Allen Chines Jack Constan Joe Harms I? Harms Dick McKenern Joan Dickason Wii Mike Harms Ihe Wellington Paul Raeder Jim Jay I T Lotuin

McKinley and Massillon Lead as Upheaval Shakes Ohio High School Football

McKinley extends win streak to 13 with 61 0 victory over Bar Berton while Massillon halts Allyship Aviators. Libbey climbs to third, New Philadelphia and Hamilton rise into top ten as several teams tumble after week two ratings show.

Canton McKinley Jugvernaut Massillon Tigers Oho Mansfield Tygers Hamilton East Liverpool New Philadelphia Alliance Massillon Toledo Libbey Springfield Fremont Rass Cincinnati Purcell Troy McKinley Barberton Massilion Mel Knowlton Alliance Aviators Aviators Toledo Libbey Greenville Quakers Potters Carton McKinley Massilton Fremont Ross

Otters win in opener as Oberley leads score line

The article notes early tomorrow baseball World Series coverage with KYW-TV and WLRS at 11 45. Oberley starred as the Yeoman opener fell short while the Otters earned their second straight win of the season and sixth in eight games. It recalls past matchups against Baldwin Wallace dating to 1893 and mentions upcoming cross country dual with Slippery Rock and Case Tech.

Kyw-Tv WLRS Otters Oberley Seark Baldwin Yeoman Sneek Case Tech Slippery Rock

Tremont Loraen Rate In Pow erhouses Top United Press List

Two Buckeye Conference powerhouses reached the top ranks in the United Press ratings this week. Fremont Ross sits eighth and Lorain ties for tenth with Lancaster. Canton McKinley, Massillon, and Springfield are in the top eight.

Tremont Loraen Buckeye United Press Fremont Ross Lorain Lancaster Canton McKinley Massilton Springfield

All-City League Tonight at Rainbow Lanes

Stones's All-City League bowls tonight at Rainbow Lanes with pairs including General sty MS Pa Faninhow Tihmon Cartageine beta boosie cinas and Linea de Metuney State oe Are 8 Utes Beh Can. Other matchups include K Cate y Obatsor st Grate Way ide Ton is Rotheer and Mets vs Buckese Molt & Die versus Reiley ne.

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