Pipe Dreams and Ohio College Football Notes
Dizzy Dean and Shirley Povich critique baseball and Cleveland Indians in pennant race. Indiana school ties noted with Kent State and Rhodes representation on Cleveland Rhodes High School influence. Ohio college coaches newly installed include Perry, Heim, Blackburn, Poole, Agler, Edwards, Connolly. Schedule mentions Ohio teams facing Northwestern, College of Pacific, Marquette, Tennessee, Boston College, Holy Cross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
John Ford Rhodes High School
Kent State University
Rhodes
Bill Moritz
Don McCafferty
Ohio
Doyg Perry
Bowling Green
Philip Heim
Case Tech
George Blackburn
Cincinnati
Dick Poole
Ohio Northern
Bob Agler
Otterbein
Bill Edwards
Wittenberg
Harry Connolly
Xavier
Woody Hayes
Ohio State
Bob Brownson
Ashland
Miami
Northwestern
College of Pacific
Marquette
Dayton
Tennessee
Boston College
Holy Cross
Time On The Road For White Sox pennant push
The White Sox embark on a three week trip aiming to extend their lead as manager Marty Marion stays confident. Bob Keegan pitched a complete game win to lift Chicago past Boston as the club maintains a slim half game edge over the Yankees and Indians. Patrick Mantle and crew contributed big hits in the tightly contested stretch drive while other AL foes forged on alongside the Sox. The NL race saw the Braves hammer the Dodgers as the Pirates edged the Cardinals in extra innings and the Giants kept pace by beating the Reds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dizzy Dean
Shirley Povich
Old Diz
Povich
Washington Post
Mickey Mantle
Cleveland
Mantle
Indians
Ferris Fain
al Rosen
Larry Doby
Vic Wertz
Lemon
Wynn
Garcia
Tribe
Tommy
White Sox
Marty Marion
Jackson
Bob Keegan
Red Sox
Yankees
Athletics
Bronx Bombers
Orioles
Irv Noren
Gil McDougald
Tommy Borne
Don Larsen
Kansas City
Bob Feller
Braves
Dodgers
Giants
Redlegs
Ruben Jomez
Johnny O'Brien
Preston Ward
Pirates
Cardinals
Lino Donoso
Stan Lopata
Jim Green-grass
Phil i Tres
Cubs
Murry Dickson
INL
Cleveland Indians
Redskins
Chicago White Sox
Cleveland Municipal Stadium
Chicago
Furnace 9 Advances to Finals in Industrial Softball Tourney
Furnace 9, led by C. A. Olsen Co, edged Pfaudler Co 2 to 1 in the winners bracket final to reach the post-season finals. American Raditor knocked off General Motors to move into the losers bracket semifinal against General Industries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Olsen Co
Pfaudler Co
American Radsitor
General Industries
General Motors
Indians Face Crucial Four Game Set With White Sox
Cleveland trails the league leaders by a whisker as the Indians host Chicago at Municipal Stadium for a pivotal four game series. Early Wynn starts Friday with Mike Gardrielny likely Saturday and Lemon and Score lined up for Sunday. Baltimore wins over Cleveland highlight yesterday’s action.
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Tribe
Alj
Lopez
Brown
Herb Score
Early Wynn
Mike Gardalemsey
Abrams
Zel
Bob Lemon
Herb
kDgex
Smith
Diering
Chisox
Sirends
Pheenom
Bromn
Indians
Cuxveraxo
Jefthander
Lakefront
Horseshoe
Rosen
Baltimore
Orioles
Strickland
Pope
Cleveland
Bob Feller
Evers
Rysenewan i
Asouda
Hepan
Laltimore
Hector Brown
Scor
Wiener
Marin
Wight
Boson
Endance
Wicht
March Main Speaker Boosts Elyria Tennis Banquet
Elyria 1955 tennis champions toasted at Holly Hall for the first annual tennis banquet with Jack March as speaker. March outlined plans for a spring exhibition featuring pros, contrasted US and Australian tennis, and showed films on famous matches. Awards were presented by Don Budde to Pat Rambo and Margaret Wirsham in a ceremony hosted by the Elyria Junior Chamber of Commerce and City Tennis Commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Holly Hall
Jack March
Jack Smith
Robert Stevenson
March
P.O.C. Matched
Australia
United States
Bobby Riggs
Don Budge
Elyria Junior Chamber of Commerce
City Tennis Commission
Elyria Recreation Department
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Don Budde
Pat Rambo
Margaret Wirsham
John Sullivan
Bob Davis
Sullivan
Carman Moore
Paul Walker
Dr. Stevenson
Troy Johnson
Jim Rakestraw
Pious Johnson
Jerry Gaines
Rakestraw
Reichenbach
Jackson
Nila Webb
Arline Patyak
Ezzard
Webb
Mary McGowan
Susan Shepard
Vernon Bell
Ray Warren
Jane Patterson
Ernie Curcill
James McCann
Ralph Capasso
Smith
New Loop Starts Elyria Bowling Season Underway
Elyria opens the 1955-56 bowling season as 12 alleys at Stoney's Rainbow Lanes and 12 at Bowl-O-Drome prepare for three league divisions. Tommy Jackson, planning a Miami title bid, defeated Ez Zard Charles in a latest bout and drew praise for stamina, while Ezzard still showed form and fought hard into the late rounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Tommy
Hurricane
Ril
Sullivan
Allan Schultz
Jaycee
Paul Walker
Tom Dean
Anni
Laabue Guwng
Uh Gayaia
Stoney’s
Bowl-O-Drome
Tarry Tavern
Evans Lanes
Elyria
AMF
Rainbow Lanes
Opening Day Sparks College Football Across Campuses
College squads begin practice as teams across the nation start workouts under new rules. UCLA hosts Texas A&M in a top early clash while preseason pundits name regional powers and the sport introduces a relaxed substitution limit and a national television plan with staggered Saturday games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Griffin
United Press
Jyoung
UCLA
Penn State
Pittsburgh
Boston College
Yale
Cornell
Auburn
Mull
Mississippi
Gror
Cit Tech
Maryland
Duke
Midwest
Michigan
Ohio State
Wineconsin
Notre Dame
Southwest
SMU
Ture
Midlands
Oklahoma
Colorado
Houston
Wichita
Nockies
Denner
Utah
Far West
California
Washington
Mhlene Assa
Junior Is With Pioneers At Elyria High Football
Albert Junior, Elyria High prospect, worked with the junior squad yesterday after planning to attend Elyria High this season. He resides in East Carlisle within Maidview district and may move to Elyria to gain athletic eligibility. He appeared in uniform for the first time this season and aims to catch up in conditioning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Albert Junior
Junior
East Carlisle
Maidview
Midview
Elyria High School
Ain Elyma
Conditnon Ng
Four TV Bouts Set for September Card
New York schedules four telecast fights for September starting Sept. 3 with Bobby Courchesne of Holy OKY Mass facing Anthony Puleo of Brooklyn. Sept. 12 features Al Sugary Wilson from Ragha Noo against Isaac Logart of Camazuoy Cuba. Sept. 19 pits Jimmy Slade of New York against Archie New York 64. Additional bouts include Tony Johnson of New Forks versus Fentrero Germany and Stan Winning a pitcher noted in local reporting.
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New York
Bobby Courchesne
Holy
Oky
Mass
Anthony Puleo
Brooklyn
al Sugary Wilson
Raghav Noo
Isaac Logart
Camazuoy
Cuba
Jimmy Slade
Archie
McBride
Trantor
Nod
Pry Fe Aigning
Nttiat
Tony Johnson
New Forks
Fentrero
Germany
Bower
Noy
Stan
Suphidh
Billy McNeece
Central Isp
Phicher
Sur
Kit Kat Keglers Lead Elyria Bowling Season Start
Proprietor Mike Stone outlined plans for 18 more alleys and 30 automatic pinesetters as Elyria bowling grows to 85 90 leagues. The Kit Kat Keglers fired for averages at Bowl-O-Drome with Martha Marsh posting 461 series and 129 144 188 games as the league opens next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Stone
al Stoney
Stoney’s
Elyria
Baseball Results National League Summary Stumbles in Tight Games
National League results show a string of close games with Milwaukee and Brooklyn efforts. Winning pitchers include Burdette, Labine, and Chirska, while losing hurlers are noted for each contest. Extra innings and late rallies influenced final tallies, with key hits from Reeser, Seaver, and Brewer.
Crimian Keeps Leafs On Top in IL Victory
Toronto pitcher Jack Crimian earned his 18th win as the International League top team Leafs defeated the Havana Sugar Kings 9 to 4. Crimian, 28, allowed 14 hits and was named league MVP earlier in the day. Montreaals Royals swept Columbus in a doubleheader, while Rochester beat Richmond and Buffalo edged Syracuse in extra innings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
Jack Crimian
Crimian
Leafs
Havana Sugar Kings
Montreal Royals
Columbus Jets
Rochester
Richmond
Buffalo
Syracuse
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Dean, Povich
Pipe Dreams
A Jackson
Kent State
Overlook Terrace
N.Y
Chronicle-Telegram
Milton Richman
Baltimore Orioles
Score
A. L
Feller
Hal Newhouser
Detroit
Hal Smith
Fred Marsh
Willie Miranda
Bill Wight
al Smith
Bob Avila
Hoot Evers
Ralph Kiner
Jim Hegan
Fered
Morse Racing
Randall Park
WDOK
Far Rockaway
N. Y
Ilustre
Jerry Mohike
Green Dragon Cafe
Martha Marah
Gartners Inn
Grassie
Dosee Baker WY
Somers-Smith
Days Cafe
Pauline Waldron
United Press National League Rhe Se
Freeman
Yo and Katt
Hitman
Chirk
McCunough
Dickan
Ane
Seminick
Winnine Pitere Paser
piichtr-Daris
aCe
Innings
Tesnesh Eepmgt
Garni
Vree Dinose
RUE Sven
Broshiy
HK Stith
Megan
Wisht
Reston
Chiesa
Tis
Reeser Kiev
Saseene
White
Keesan Leds
Lollaz
Brewer
Pasion Moos
Piloner
Lary
Loring
Schmire
Homewood
Grove Ave
New
Rve
South Lorain
Children’s
Homewood Shopping Center
Homewood’ Centen
RTE
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