Elyria grid season under fire over coaching system
Elvira High and Baldwin Wallace prep squads feature shifts in leadership and talent as critics debate coach Johnny Cabas’s T formation while Elyria faces injuries and a tough schedule. The piece notes strong local support for successful teams in nearby cities and highlights college and high school matchups across Ohio.
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Motors Win Three and Lead All-City Loop
Rothgery Motors took three straight from Spring Valley to go two games ahead in the All-City League at Olympic Recreation. Eyrin Auto Service led with a 22,716 series but dropped the final game by one pin to E and B Beer as Oilmen posted a 901 single. Chips Take Lead in Women's League as George's Chips win three straight over Moulton Candies to move two games up. Rose Bire posts 200 and 525 for Schlitz Beer, season best.
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League records set at Stoney's Rainbow Lanes and Bowl-O-Crome
Night Molders take league lead in General Industries with two wins over Motor Inspectors. Imperial Furniture Taylor Pu erne Home and Bill's Canfield Service each win three games to stay tied for Car lisleiromen's League lead. Warehouse tops Gas Company League at Bowl-O-Crome by two wins over Gas Measurement. Sales drop three to Accounting as Accounting posts 864 2388 league record scores. Record 560 series by Olsh Paul Olah for Dons in Perry-Fay League as Dons lose three to Yankees who move to first by one game. Bikes and Chairs win three games in Colson Corporation League to stay tied for lead with season 2489 series.
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Standings and schedules from early baseball and bowling leagues
Baseball standings show totals for Cleveland New York Philadelphia Boston Washington and Chicago with games behind leaders. Yesterday results include Cleveland over Shura and New York, Philadelphia over Boston, Washington over night. Bowling League Olympic Recreation B schedules four matches at 7 PM with Nebl Beverage, Kusboer's Cafe, Isaly Store and New Frinting Company in Crete among others.
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Catholic Elevens In Clash Sunday At Lorain Field
Elyria Catholic Panthers prepare for a rugged Sunday game against Lorain St Marys Irish at Recreation Field Lorain. Both teams seek to rebound after losses as Elyria edges toward its first win behind an adjusted lineup while Lorain aims to maintain form from a season opener win and setback.
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Harold Langton
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Eugene Pozega
Elyria
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Deteahkn Selictad
Denic Vuliaglies Duuweyayvewe
Pozega
Gilbert Grell
John Killman
Johnny Mackin
Eddie O'Keefe
Charles Ryan
Dave Anderzejewski
Louis Zajec
Jim Snyder
Johnny Burns
Clearview
Warren St. Mary’s
St. Ignatius
St Stanislaus
Jim Seres
Villanova Coach Earns United Press Coach of the Week
Villanova mentor Jim Leonard, a retired asparagus farmer, earns United Press Coach of the Week after a 27 to 6 win over Penn State. Leonard praises the Wildcats as a rising national threat with plans to improve using Winged T and split-T formations.
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Elyria Country Club Ladies I Golf Association awards season prizes
The Elyria Country Club Women’s Golf Association held its final field day, presenting season prizes. Mrs. R. M. Timms won Class A in the Annual Women’s Club Championship and received a silver pitcher. Class B winner was Mrs. W. Ayers with runner up Mrs. Hines. Class C winner Mrs. Myers with runner up Mrs. Smith. Low gross scores: Mrs. Haserodt 121 in A, Ayers 123 in B, Novatney 143 in C. Adair had fewest putts. The club plans bowling next, chaired by Mrs. M. H. Fortes.
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Los Angeles Dons Aim to Break Cleveland Streak
The inexperienced Los Angeles Dons, 20 rookies strong, prepare for a Sunday game against the Cleveland Browns. Key holdovers include Glenn Dobbs and Bob Nelson, while star end Dale Gentry and others departed. Aguirre is out for the season with a broken arm from the Yankees game. The Dons arrive from Hershey, Pennsylvania after training.
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Columbia and Avon Stay Unbeaten in County Softball
Columbia defeated Grefton 31 to 3 at Columbia to stay undefeated in the Southern Division while Avon beat Clearview 17 to 2 at Avon continuing a 4-0 start in the Northern Division. LaGrange crushed Belden 38 to 7 at LaGrange in another game.
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Pirates Sudden Spree Halts Card Lead in NL Race
Murty Dickson, the small pitcher traded by St Louis last winter amid protests by manager Eddie Dyer, has become a key figure. The Cardinals rely on Dickson’s curveball to steady a pitching staff seen as crucial to holding the pennant lead.
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Pirates beat Cardinals as Saffell homers lift Pirates
In a tight pennant race, the Pirates upset the Cardinals 6 to 4 at Forbes Field behind Bill Werle’s relief and Tom Saffell’s second major league homer. Red Schoendienst, Marty Marion each made key errors as St Louis closes the gap on Brooklyn and Los Angeles inches away in the standings.
Probable Hurlers In Major Leagues
National League games listed with probable pitchers including Brooklyn at Boston New York at Philadelphia St Louis at Pittsburgh All matchups show pitchers with records and schedules for upcoming games across the league.
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Tribe Wins 3-2 on Ninth Inning Unearned Run
The Cleveland Indians beat the Chicago White Sox 3-2 after an unearned run in the ninth. Lou Boudreau opened with a sharp smash that went through third baseman Becky Krnich for an error, advancing Ostrowski who fumbled the ball and allowed the go ahead run. Gordon Plates two runs.
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