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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 11, 1950

Page

2

Elyria High to Face Cleveland West Opens 1950 Football Season

Elyria High meets Cleveland West in the season opener at Ely Stadium. West, coached by Charley Blickle, has a limited Lakes Erie League history and faced Lakewood and Lorain last. The article notes rivalries, coaching debuts at several Lake Erie League schools, and other Friday night matchups in the region.

Ely Stadium Elyria High Cleveland West Cleveland Senate Lake Erie League Elyria Lakewood Lorain Erie West West Tech Charley Blickle Ohio Wesleyan Blickle Ash

Baseball Standings and Results Summary

The American League standings show New York at 63 wins and top positions, with Boston Cleveland and Chicago trailing in varying gaps. Highlights include New York beating Detroit 9 to 2 and a game at Washington with pitchers Sims Kuzava and Birnie in action. yesterday’s NL results list Philadelphia and New York strong, while Chicago and St Louis split. Tomorrow’s schedule features New York at Cleveland and Philadelphia at St Louis with several night games across the league.

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Red Sox Favored For American League Pennant Rise

Boston fans see the Red Sox as revised favorites for the American League pennant after a 6 2 win over Philadelphia at Fenway Park. Detroit and New York remain contenders as the Tigers split a doubleheader with the White Sox while the Yankees beat Washington. In the NL, the Phillies and Dodgers stumble as Brooklyn and New York win to widen the gap.

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Karnes Leads City Keglers In Opening C League Play

Bob Karnes of Bell Company paced the Merchants' C League with a 552 series on a 205 game as Young Hardware fell in the two-game set at Stoney's Rainbow Lanes. St. Marie Real Estate topped the 2410 series while Hale Cleaners posted an 875 single game as Haserodt Jewelers led early standings in the opening program.

Bob Karnes Bell Company Stoney’s Rainbow Lanes Merchants Karnes Young Hardware St. Marie Real Estate Hale Cleaners Haserodt Jewelers Broad Street Grill Bob Hendershot Trustees No. 3 Bowl-Odrome V.F.W Trustees No R. Coon Helen’s George Wissinger Moose Broad Street Grill No. Ten Club Hendershot Igroad Street Grill St. Marie Real G. ChoEar Trustees No Caine Kinter Realtors Clark Realty Elena Clark Realty F. Bingcell

Phillies Suffers Birthday Setback in 2-1 Loss to Braves

Philadelphia manager Eddie Sawyer laments Curt Simmons's call to Army camp and a rain delayed game as the Phillies fall 3-1 to Boston. Bubba Church allows two earned runs in a near two run effort, while Emory Church reflects on luck and Jack Mayo's first major league homer thwarted by a rainout. Waitkus lifts Phillies before rain halts the inning, keeping them six and a half games up with three weeks left.

Tigers Hal Newhouser White Sox Detroit Don Kolloway Ted Gray Eddie Robinson Red Sox Tom Wright Walt Dropo Bobby Doerr Williams Dom DiMaggio Wright Chuck Stobbs Joe DiMaggio Yankees Washington DiMaggio Griffith Stadium Vic Raschi Browns Indians Cleveland Stubby Bobby Feller Phils Dodgers Phillies Philadelphia John Sain Braves Bubba Church Jack Mayo Granny Hamner Larry Jansen Brooklyn New York Monte Irvin Wes Westrum Bobby Thomson Reds Cubs St. Louis Cardinals Pirates Tom Saffell Wally Westlake Ray Mueller Pittsburgh Russ Green United Press Hiladelphia U.P Philadelphia Phillies Lddie Sawyer The Whiz Kids Curt Simmons Army Johnny Sain Eddie Eddie Waitkus Boston Simmons Curt Emory Bubba) Church Bubba Louisiana State University Church Toronto Richie Ashburn Waitkus

Snead 268 wins Reading Open in rain soaked finish

Sam Snead set Berkshire Country Club course record with a two under par 70 final round to total 268 and win the Reading Open. He earned 2600 dollars, defeating Jim Ferrier who shot 72 for 276 and 1900 dollars.

Reading Sam Snead Berkshire Country Club Snead Ben Hogan Jim Ferrier San Francisco Ferrier

Five Are Unbeaten In NABF Tourney

Five teams remained undefeated after second round NABF action in Youngstown. Detroit defeated Royal Oaks 8 to 1, Atlanta beat Newton Falls 12 to 6, Birmingham edged Hazard 3 to 2, Cincinnati ran over Cleveland 11 to 1, and New York routed Youngstown 18 to 3.

Youngstown Detroit Atlanta Birmingham Cincinnati New York National Amateur Baseball Federation Royal Oaks Newton Falls Hazard Cleveland Dayton Chicago Philadelphia Fort Warne Miami Pontiac Akron Springfield

Elyria Team Falls 8-2 in Cleveland Little League Game

Elyria's all star squad lost 8 to 2 as Cleveland News-Fisher Foods Class F League players scored five runs in the second inning and three in the third. Purvis pitched well for Cleveland, while Elyria's Billy Bruce took the loss after being hit on the leg.

Elyria Cleveland Stadium Cleveland News-Fisher Foods Cleveland Jones Purvis Billy Bruce Bob Hutman Bruce Elyriens Bob Fritz Ernest Webb Hutman Bob McPherson Jim Butler Chuck Madhock

Pioneers To Battle Cleveland West In Ely Stadium Game

The 1950 Ohio scholastic football season opens with Elyria Pioneers facing Cleveland West at Ely Stadium and Lorain Steelsmen hosting Akron North. The Lake Erie League includes six teams with Elyria and Lorain scheduled for Friday night action across Erie clubs.

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Elyria Pioneers Ready for Invasion of Ely Stadium

Bill Coyer in first season as head coach of Elyria High shapes a veteran line and speedy backfield for the opening game against Cleveland West. Eight lettermen return as the Pioneers work through defensive questions and lineup choices for the hoped for victories this season.

Lakewood Cleveland James Ford Rhodes Shaw Cleveland East Cleveland Heights Cleveland Glenville Shaker Heights Lake Erie Salem Elyria High Bill Coyer Orrville Johnny Cabas Pioneers Ely Stadium Cleveland West Mantina Teese Maglealg Coyer Sixth Street Machine Elyria Phil Perkins Dick Paytak Karl Baun Ed Sakal Bob Williams Bert Provoznik Don Morris Paul Curcillo Don Jones Doug Jones Phil Webb Perkins Paytak Baun Williams Provoznik Webb Sakal Morris Curcillo Jones Twins

Elks Bowling League Opens Season Tonight

The Elyria Elks Bowling League launches its season at Stoney's Rainbow Lanes with 24 teams. Early shift at 7 features West Side Lumber, Resar Florist, Perkins Motors, Collins Auto Parts, and others. late shift at 9 includes Moelk Sales, Eddy's Sohicans, Lance Motors, Hart Construction, and Rigo's Cafe among matchups.

Elyria Elks Bowling League Stoney’s Rainbow Lanes West Side Lumber Resar the Florist Perkins Motors Collins Auto Parts Blood Market Botamer Pierist Erb Radio Bud's Dicken’s Funeral Home Haury Service George Hermannis Knowles Sniezek

DiMaggio’s three homers at Griffith Stadium stun Senators

Joe DiMaggio belts three homers in an 8 1 Yankee win at Griffith Stadium. The feat, first in the venue, lifts his season totals to 27 homers and 101 RBIs as manager Casey Stengel credits rest for his surge and eyes pennant hopes.

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Byars Letterman Seeks 8:30 West Kickoff Change

Byars a 1949 letterman may see Friday night kickoff moved from 8 to 8 30 if Cleveland West grants permission. Local merchants asked athletic director Ralph Bauer to consent and he awaits word from Cleveland West.

Byars Cleveland West Ralph Bauer Bauer

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