Oscar Clinchscale Likely to Leave Clearview High
Rumors say Oscar Clinchscale may not return to Clearview High for the coming season after transferring from West Virginia last year. Coach Russ Lynch expects a definite answer by next Tuesday and notes unofficial reports of his departure. If he leaves, options include quitting school to play city Class A basketball or transferring to Lorain High. Clinchscale averaged 30.3 points in last season’s second semester, was ineligible first semester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Clinchscale
Clearview High
West Virginia
Clearview
Russ Lynch
Clinchscale
Oscar
Lorain High
Brooklyn
New York
Lox
Loer Hughes
Walter Magic
W Westrum
Minner
Piteber wRrapie
Simmons
Burness
Friend
Anc Shepard
Piteber
Prusdeiania
Greenwood
Mrorinaks
Ridge
Lopate Littlefield
Law
Atres
Winnie Cher Ridesk
Lounge Chcer Litmeneld
Oytekiadd Eiyria High
Clear- Miwaneee
View High
Crema
Ely Stadium
Abe
Regis- TS
Siice
Ippers
Detroit
Lou Creckmar
Charlie Ane
Gold Dust Twins
Uncy
Westlake
Panthers Scrimmage Shows Need for Strong Defense
Elyria Catholic High Panthers in scrimmage with North Olmsted reveal defensive gaps and inconsistent line play. Football, wrestling, and other sports listed with scores and upcoming events across WXEL WHK and related stations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Catholic High Panthers
North Olmsted
Wilbur Snyder
Panther
Joe Pazandak
Panthers
Randall
Ragged
WNBR
Gradu Baseball
Chi-' Ation
WEOL
WXEL
Asacan
Hawkins Leads In Akron Open
Fred Hawkins of El Paso led the Akron Rubber City Open at Firestone Country Club as play narrowed to 36 holes. He posted an eight under par 64 to set a new course record, while Doug Ford and Gene Litdler trailed, with Litdler tied for third on 136. Other tied for fifth at 137 included Mike Krak and Jerry Barber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
Fred Hawkins
el Paso
Tex
Firestone Country Club
Herman Keiser
Gene Litdler
Palm Springs
Doug Ford
Kiamesha_ Lake
Mike Krak
Louisville
Jerry Barber
la Canada
Calif
Plans For World Series Are Made Plans For World Series Are Made
New York reports the 1954 World Series will start Sept 29 with the National League pennant winner as home team for the first two games. The opener is set for the Wednesday after season end, Sept 29, with the series to alternately host games in NL and AL parks. If needed, games six and seven return to the NL park. Ticket prices remain $10 box, $7 reserved, $4 general, $2 bleacher, with NYC tax raising prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Cranwoo Race Track
New York
Ford Frick
Spark
New York Yankees
Milwaukee Braves
Cleveland Indians
Brooklyn Dodgers
New York Giants
New York City
Renfrow Falls to Johnson in Lorain County Tennis Final
Elyria player Leroy Johnson defeated Oberlin’s Dr W B Renfrow in a four set match 17 5 4 6 2 7 5 to reach the finals of the Lorain County Tournament. Johnson will face Gerry Gaines or Byron Morris in Cascade tomorrow at 1 30 p m with Labor Day rain contingency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Leroy Johnson
W. B. Renfrow
Oberlin
Johnson
Elyria
Renfrow
Gaines
Morris Johnson
Cascade
Gerry Gaines
Byron Morris
Norkus Upset Triumph Shocks Brooklyn Fans
In New York Charley Norkus pulled off a major upset over Cesar Brion as Elyria Catholic met North Olmsted in a scrimmage. Hoyt Wilhelm dominated relief duties with a knuckleball, and Dodgers manager Leo Durocher faced a tense late-innings battle at Madison Square Garden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brion
Norkus
Argentina
J. Cesar
Hymie Wallman
Cesar
Rusty
Coley Wallace
Cleveland
New York
Charley Norkus
INS
Hoyt Wilhelm
Cesar Brion
New York-Brooklyn
Elyria Catholic High
Joe Paul
Brian
Madison Square Garden
Charley
Doby Delivers Power As Indians Beat White Sox 3 2
Cleveland relies on a homer by Larry Doby in the seventh and sharp pitching by Bob Feller and Mike Garcia to edge Chicago 3 2 at Comiskey Park. The win extends Cleveland’s lead in the AL pennant race. Wynn or Houtteman to start next in the three game set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
INS
Cleveland Indians
Redskins
New York Yankees
Larry Doby
Bob Feller
Mike Garcia
Chicago White Sox
Comiskey Park
White Sox
Indians
New York
Early Wynn
Art Houtteman
Wynn
Bob Lemon
Houtteman
Harshman
Jack Harshman
Paul Richards
Feller
Tribe
Cleveland
Sox
Jim Rivera
Root
Doby
Nellie Fox
George Kell
al Lopez
Don Messi
Rivera
Garcia
Virgil Trucks
Nite Sox
Trucks
Don Johnson
Pale Hose
Dola
Garela
Wertz
Imbane Hey
Hie Rivera
Altche
Pei
Soar
Curtis Cup Returns to U S After 6-3 Win at Merion
The U S women’s golf team defeated Britain 6 3 at Merion to retain the Curtis Cup, clinching victory in afternoon singles as Polly Riley and Claire Doran won decisive matches. Grace DeMoss Smith added another win, giving the United States a two year stay with a strong showing against Elizabeth Price Jeanne Bisgood and other British players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
America
U. S
Merion
Polly Riley
Texas
Elizabeth Price
Claire Doran
Cleveland
Jeanne Bisgood
Grace DeMossi Smith
Coral Gables
Fla
George Valentine
Schools set exams as gridiron season opens
Major and minor league leaders are promoting grade school football with exams for players. Four schools host medical screenings on Sept 10 14 15 and 33. Parochial students may choose any site for testing. those who miss must see their own doctors. No player may participate without a medical exam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Heights
Ely Aei
Jefferson
Franklin
Olany
New York Cops Top Rifle Honors at Camp Perry
Alonzo Woods of Elbridge New Jersey won the national small bore rifle championship at Camp Perry with 3120 points. Ransford Trices of Madison New Jersey finished second with 3192 and Charles Whipple of Somerset Pennsylvania was third. Elinor Bell of Santa Ana California reclaimed the women’s national title with 3186. Anna Lou McQuade of Chillicothe Ohio was runner up with 3183. Defending champ Viola Pollum of Brooksville Pennsylvania placed third with 3182.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Perry
Alonzo
Woods
Elbridge
N. J
Ransford Trices
Madison
M. J
Charles Whipple
Somerset
Elinor Bell
Santa Ana
Kalif
Bell
Anna Lou McQuade
Chillicothe, O
Viola Pollum
Brooksville
Cranwood Race Track Opens with 42 Day Ohio Turf Season
Cranwood Race Track opens Wednesday starting a 42 day schedule to close the northern Ohio turf season. Officials say 900 horses are ready for action and post time is 2 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cranwood Race Track
Smile Track
Local Fairways Labor Day Golf Events at Elyria Club
Elyria Country Club hosts a Labor Day weekend golf program starting with a blind par event tomorrow morning. A mixed four ball tomorrow afternoon tees off, net score decides the winning team. Monday features the R. D. Oldfield trophy for low gross and Haserodi trophy for low net with an afternoon Scotch foursome championship and prizes for low net and low gross in the mixed two ball foursome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Country Club
R. D. Oldfield
American contenders reach semifinal line in Forest Hills tennis
In the U S singles races Tony Trabert and Art Larsen pursued the last two men's semifinal berths at Forest Hills. Trabert defeated Billy Talbert 7 5 6 3 6 0 to face Rex Hartwig while Larsen beat Nerbie Flam 6 4 6 3 6 3 to meet Ken Rosewall. Louise Brough Doris Hart and Shirley Fry were already in the women’s semifinals with Darlene Hard aiming for the final berth against Dennis Bradshaw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Hills
N.Y
Hamilton Richardson
Baton Rouge
Vic Seixas
Philadelphia
Tony Trabert
Cincinnati
Art Larsen
San Leandro
Calif
United States
Trabert
Rex Hartwig
Australia
Larsen
Ken Rosewall
Seixas
Tom Brown
San Francisco
Richardson
Lew Hoad
Billy Talbert
New York
Hartwig
Gardner Mulloy
Miami
Nerbie Flam
Beverly Hills
Rosewall
Eddie Moylan
Trenton
Nat
Neale Fraser
Louise Brough
Doris Hart
Shirley Fry
Darlene Hard
Montebello
Dennis Bradshaw
San Diego
Miss Fry
Beverly Baker
Fleitz
Long Beach
Miss Brough
Betty Pratt
Mamaica
B.W.1
Miss Hart
Lois Felix
Meridan
jConn
Also Mentioned on This Page
Vic Wertz
United Press
Eddie Robinson
Casey Stengel
Robinson
Ed. Edwards
Collins
Fred Down
Boston Red Sox
Aupe
Don Machovina
Ridgeville
Brother Bob
WNBK
WXEI
Dodgers
Giants
WIMO
Browns
WGAR
WHK
Baltimore
Teddy Davin
Armand Savoie
Ps Nati
Pausdetnia
Sullivan
Ae White
Pisero
Sta
Oster
Ag iRosing
Portocarrerd
York
Ziobos
Patten
Wihaiik Konstanty
Broobe
Hawkins
Elyrian
Morris
Paul
Leo
Wilhelm
Durocher
Bobby Hofman
Monte Irvin
Ed Anderson
Bob Mackovia
Bobs Kinter
Eagles
Hoyt
Dodger
Jim Hughes
Asio
Don Mueller
Walt Alston
Duroche
Marty Brattoli
Don Novak
Elyria Catholic
Mueller
Williams
Tnura
Gil Hodges
Buzz Bavass
George Weiss
Yankees
Horace Stoneham
Joseph Cairnes
Braves
George Medinger
RM Fe
Minoso
Chip Fox
Chi Bauer
Euns Kluszewski
Redlege Mays
Ly Mantle
Snider
Mustal
Carce Minoso
White Box
Ashburn
Phillies
Pitching Antonelli
Antene
Watch
Oscar Haseroot & Associates
Broad Street
U.S
Lorain County Speedway
Amherst
Pitzer
Setseer
Spitere Ality Ality
STITT
Plymouth
Uae
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!