Elyria West Tech Scrimmage Tonight At Ely Stadium
Elyria and Cleveland West Tech meet in a pre season scrimmage under Ely Stadium lights at 8 pm as part of Elyria Pioneer practice. Coach Bill Coyer fields a 32 man squad with nine lettermen ready to duel for the season opener versus Euclid.
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Perry High
Pioneer &Rid
Ely Stadium
Pioneers
Cleveland West Tech
Bill Coyer
Norwalk
Akron Central
Oberlin
Euclid
Lake Erie
Clevelanders
Armand Bess
Carl Larkins
Ed Sakal
Ron Fenik
Jim Muller
Bill Pitkin
George Tilberg
Don Morris
Jaime Alexander
Dean Shaffer
Don
Doug Jones
Paul Curcillo
Hess
Tilberg
Coyer
Emviia
Johnny Sheldon
Ernie Curcillo
Harlan Chapman
Elyria
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Chapman
Shaker Heights
Shaker
Teen Maureen Connolly Seeks U S Women Crown at Forest Hills
San Diego teen Maureen Connolly bids for the U S Women singles title at Forest Hills against Shirley Fry after defeating Doris Hart 6-4 6-4 in the semifinals. Frank Sedgman crushes Vic Seixas in straight sets to win the men’s title.
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U.S
Forest Hills
N.Y. W
Maureen Connolly
San Diego
Calif
Little Miss
Cotton's 603 First Big Tenpin Count Of Season
George Cotton rolled 603 for Cascade Plating to lead the opening Al-City League after May competition at Olympic Recreation. Cascade Plating topped Team No. 8 with a 2 823 series and 1 009 high single as Pass Shell Oil and Harveys also won three games over Team No. 2 and Carlisle Lumber.
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George Cotton
Cascade Plating
Olympic Recreation
Pass
Shell Oil
Harveys
Carlisle Lumber
Local bowling circuits report top scores at lanes and leagues
In a benefit season activity the 600 Club, United Polish Club UPC, Carlisle Firemen and Ridgeville League held events at Stongys Rainbow Lanes and Evans Lanes. Dick Smith posted 584 in the Firemen's League, Ben Juno 583 in the UPC loop, and Joe Larry 499 in the Ridgeville League.
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Weksenee
Competition Opens In Women's Pin League
The Olympic Recreation Women's Bowling League opens with pairings listed: Team No. 1 vs Hart Construction, Smith Construction vs Gratton Drugs, Elie Nursery vs Rainbow, Bers Insurance vs La, Johnson Insurance Lloyds vs Team No. 12. A meeting is set for Thursday evening at 7:30 with a 2 round practice on September 11 and the regular season launching September 18.
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Hart Contraction
Smith Construction
Gratton Drugs
Elie Nursery
Rainbow Bers Insurance
Taaeetern & Settinern
Johnson Insurance
Lloyds
Uence Wip
Olympic
Olimaic Recreation
Tess
Iesgue
Joon
Hayes criticizes crystal gazers and predicts freshmen in Buckeyes lineup
Ohio State coach Woody Hayes dismissed national title projections, calling them ridiculous as he warned he plans to use more freshmen this season. He said the team should still be strong if it gets by the first four games.
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Columbus
Ohio State
Woody Hayes
Crystal Gazers
Buckeyes
Hayes
Wisconsin Ohio Tabbed by Big Ten in Title Chase
Football opened for the 195 season with Wisconsin and Ohio State favored in the Big Ten race. Schools. Notre Dame and others completed exams and photos as they prep for two a day sessions before opening games on September 29.
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Chicago
Midwest
Wisconsin
Ohio State
Notre Dame
Line Scores Of Major League Games
American League game shows Chicago 7 Cleveland 5 in nine innings with Rogovin 11-7 win and Niarhos Mast 191 Lemon Hegan behind. Only game scheduled. National League schedule details not clear in readable text.
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United Press
Chicago
Cleveland
Rogovin
Niarhos
Mast
Lemon
Hegan
Six-Man Grid Preview Tickets On Sale At Ely Stadium
Lorain County Scholastic Six-Man Football League preview set for Ely Stadium on Saturday night September 15. Tickets available at county schools and Toggery in Elyna. Prices 30 cents for students and 635 cents for adults. no student tickets sold on game night. Eight teams Avon Avon Lake Brookside Columbia Gratton LaGrange Ridgeville South Amherst participate.
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Lorain County
Ely Stadium
Elyna
Lorain County League
Avon
Avon Lake
Brookside
Columbia
Gratton
LaGrange
Ridgeville
South Amherst
Second Little League Tryouts Set in Elyria
Final preparations are made for Elyria’s second Little League tryouts. A meeting for candidates and parents is at 6 15 p.m. at Lexington Avenue Field. Nine year olds start Sunday at 12 30 p.m and 10 year olds at 3 30 p.m.
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Elyria
Lexington Avenue Field
Clack River
Beaver Creek Sportsmen Sponsor Picnic Sunday
The Beaver Creek Sportsman's Club will hold a picnic Sunday at Bechstein's Grove, half a mile south of the traffic light in South Amherst. Events begin at 12 30 with dancing games and contests on the program and refreshments provided. no prime dinner.
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Beaver Creek Club
Beaver Creek Sportsman's Club
Bechstein's Grove
Amherst
Women’s League to Meet Thursday at Bowling Center
The Women in the Bowling Center League invite captains and any bowlers interested in joining teams. The meeting is set for Thursday at 7 30. Opening day is Thursday September 13 with weekly 9 o clock competitions throughout the season.
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Lee
First B Pin League Matches Postponed to Sept 12
The opening matches of the Olympic Recreation Class B Bowling League have been postponed for one week from tonight to Wednesday September 12. Secretary Bill Reisz said two openings remain for teams with 860 averages and any club may join by contacting Reisz at 56 861 after 5 p.m.
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Olympic Recreation
Bill Reisz
Reisz
Standings and results from last night and upcoming games
Behind leader last night results show Cleveland 16 12 1 against Stuart Bustan. Schedule lists New York at Boston and Philadelphia at Brooklyn among tomorrow games. Other scores include Toledo 9 4 and Indianapolis 2 2 with Montreal 57 and Syracuse 6 71 in recent standings.
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Shitaroe
Cieveard Il
Cleveand Ts di
Stuart Bustan
Retehy
Oineaga
Helorthe
Washasadi Fester
Tororrow
Tap Garer
Loterhhig
Ohadi
Nath
Aweip Ila Son
York
Basto
Gones
Wilson
St Louis
Chicago
Slater
Brecheen
New York
Boston
Philade Pais
Broox
Cincinnati
Paul
Ely
Toledo
Napolis
Touiside
Columbus
Montreal
Tinchester
Fufinla
Syracuse
Sedgman Captures U.S. Tennis Triple Crown at Forest Hills
Frank Sedgman of Australia won the U S singles title beating Vic Seixas 6-4 6-1 6-1 to claim the U S crown. He then teamed with Doris Hart to win the mixed doubles, and with Ken McGregor to capture the men’s doubles, completing the rare sweep. Sedgman’s trek included earlier losses in Paris and Wimbledon before triumphing in New York.
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U.S
Oscar Fraley
United Press
Crest Hills
Frank Sedgman
Australia
Vic Seixas
Philadelphia
Mauler
Melbourne
U. S
Forest Hills
Doris Hart
Coral Gables
Fla
Ken McGregor
Sedgman
Maud Beamnantmonte
Champon
Coun
Dick Saritt
Jaroslav Drobny
Wibledon
Herbie Flam
Empire
America
Bull Talbert
Orange
McGregor
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Barber & Beauty Shop
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Big Bull Tilden
Willie Johnston
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Art Larsen
Larsen
B. F. Goodrich
B.E. Goodrich
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