Lorain County Class B Opener Opens With High Scores
U.A.W.-C.1.0 led a trio of City Class B League basketball openers at Eastern Heights School gym with an 88-15 win over Temple Recreation. Six games total were played, including three at Eastern Heights and three at Franklin School gym. Parmely Machine edged Elyria Civics 51-49 in overtime after a 43-43 regulation tie.
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Ua.w.-C
Quint
Temple Recreation
Eastern Heights
Franklin School
Parmely
Elyria Civics
Freeman
Cnerry
Werd
Belu
Kozel
Taslor
Batak
Logan
Pitspat
Bruce
Boise
Johnson, & i Srnis
Ternes
Garrett
Alexander
Lane Fae Ee Ssene Totak
Le 1919
Pardely
Elyria Machine
Civics
Maddock
Dw. Pals
Schroeder
Howard
Minnich
Schochtecht
Adams
Peden
Johnson
Liams
Impeny
Traxler
Stewart
Hazlet
Beteenna
Emery
Bu Johnson's
Pfaudler Co
Couch-Uthe
Smith
É Galney
Mason
Thierry
Gula
Moyer
Webber
Bycynskys
Btracey
Kelling
Aiheil
Toggery & Bitine
Avon Lake Shoremen, Birmingham Buckle Up In Lorain League
Lorain County Class B League basketball opens with six games as Avon Lake and Birmingham aim to defend titles. Avon Lake led by Dave Robison and Bob Healey faces a tough slate, while Brookside and Camden challenge in Eastern and Western divisions.
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Avon
Bob Ferry
Jim Bayley
Gil Forthofer
Don Peak
Don Bayley
Don Little
Avon Lake
Gordon Splete
Dave Robison
Bob Healey
Hank Hassell
Russ Beck
Birmingham
Nelson Howe
Rod Seneff
Bob Howatt
Bill Nabakowski
Bob Angelo
Big Boys
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Lawrence van, der Oord
LaGrange
Dowling Center
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Birm
oSmingham
Lorain County
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Paige
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Lorain
Reynolds
Lerver
ELKS
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Firestone
Jim O'Connor
Henrietta
Grafton
Hopkins Realtorn
Pigke Funeral Memo
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Fred Matheny
Abookire Grocery
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Fairfield
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Dayton
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Final S W Basketball Season Opens With Three Friday Games
The Southwestern Conference season begins Friday with three games as Fairview Rocky River Clearview Amherst Wellington Oberlin Medina split openers. Wellington travels to Huron Saturday for an independent game. The league fields strong departures and returnees amid heavy graduation losses.
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Rocky River
Clearview
Amherst
Wellington
Oberlin
Medina
Lorain County
Huron
W. T. Fairview
Ateamare
Wellington Peewee
Maryland Named Mythical No 1 by Coaches Board
The United Press Board of Coaches crowned Maryland the 1953 mythical national champion, edging Notre Dame 326 to 320. Michigan State and UCLA followed, with Oklahoma, Rice, Texas, Georgia Tech, and Iowa rounding out the top ten.
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Board of Coaches
Norman Miller
United Press
New York
United Press Board of Coaches
United Press Rating Board
Jim Tatum
Terrapins
Notre Dame
Irish
Iowa
Southern California
Michigan State
UCLA
Oklahoma
Miami
Fla
Rice
Winds
Michigan
State
Texas
Georgia Tech
Dempsey's Boy Halted By Herman In Ninth Session
Freddie Herman of Los Angeles stopped Kelly of Niagara Falls in the ninth round to win by technical knockout at Eastern Parkway Arena. The upset win follows Herman replacing Paddy DeMarco in a televised card, with potential future matchups outlined and bowl-contest context for college teams mentioned.
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Dempsey
Herman
New York
Freddie
Babe
Teddy Brenner
Paddy DeMarco
Brooklyn
Paddy
Carlos Chavez
Los Angeles
the Parkway
DeMarco
Kelly
Boxing Hall of Fame Wires Nab Empty Detail
The National Boxing Association retires light heavyweight Irish Bob Murphy and heavyweight Freddie Beshore. Murphy’s recent bouts were disappointing and Beshore suffered a heavy defeat in his latest match.
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Bob Murphy
National Boxing Association
Freddie Beshore
Murphy
Beshore
Hobar Falls Short Of 700 Series By Six Pins
Hobar of the MELSA No.48 team in the Bowling Center By League rolled a 694 last night, matching one of the year’s top totals in the city. He started with 227 and then posted a 55 game before the ending portion.
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Lyle Castle
Lorain County
Elyria Elks
Stoney’s
Rainbow Lanes
Castle
Rice
Hobar
Harold Rice
Paige Builders
LaVerne Coonley
Milford River
Ceente
Cnucs Hobar
Melsa
Auburn and Texas Tech To Clash In Gator Bowl
Auburn and Texas Tech set to meet in the Gator Bowl in Jacksonville on New Year’s Day. Texas Tech won the border conference title last season and lost only to Texas A M in the Southwest loop. Auburn had one of its best seasons, losing only to Georgia Tech and Alabama. Marty Marion signs with the Chicago White Sox on his 36th birthday after leaving Baltimore, replacing Doc Cramer.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Auburn
Texas Tech
Texas A & M
Georgia Tech
Alabama
Atlanta
Marty Marion
Chicago White Sox
Baltimore
St. Louis Browns
St. Louis Cardinal
Roger
Doc) Cramer
White Sox
600 Club Elyria Elks League Scores and Leaders
The Elyria Elks League 600 Club report lists Lyle Castle with 258 167 194 for 619 and Barney Dobbins with 199 222 196 for 617. Also noted are Bendix Westinghouse Office member Chuck Stoner 212 212 136 for 610 and Frank Chucko 216 225 161 for 602.
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Elyria
Elks
Lyle Castle
Barney Dobbins
Bendix-Westinghouse
Chuck Stoner
Frank Chucko
Helms Foundation Names Top Amateur Athletes Worldwide
Track star Mal Whitfield of Columbus Ohio is named among the year’s top amateurs by the Helms Foundation. Other selections include mile runner John Landy of Australia marathoner Keizo Yamada of Japan swimmer Pedro Galvao of Argentina and cricketer John Cheetham of South Africa.
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Helms Foundation
Los Angeles
Mal Whitfield
Columbus
Ohio
John Landy
Australia
Keizo Yamada
Japan
Pedro Galvao
Argentina
John Cheetham
South Africa
Cage Results College Bluffton and Creighton Victors
Bluffton defeated Giffin 95 to 83 and Creighton beat Bihrony 85 to 73 with Erlanger S Henry 66 and Deportes 80 noted among scores. The brief recap lists multiple college cage game results from the day.
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Cage
College Bluffton
Giffin
Creighton
Bihrony
Orto Tscholasty
Erlanger
S. Henry
Clnein
Matt Deportes
Outland Trophy Goes To Roberts
J. D. Roberts of Oklahoma was voted the Outland Trophy winner as the top lineman in college football this year by the Football Writers Association of America. The Des Moines event announced the award today.
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Des Moines
Iowa
J. D. Roberts
Oklahoma Today
Football Writers Association of America
Harvey's Clash Opens All-City League Lineup
Four matches headline Tar ry Tavern All-City League action at 6:45. Harvey's faces Cascade Plating, Spring Valley plays Harvey's, Pfeiffer's Beer meets Tarry Tavern, and Evin Brew tangles with Rothgery Motors.
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Tarry-Tavern
Harvey's
Cascade Plating
Spring Valley
A. Pfeiffer's
Tarry Tavern
Evin Brew
Rothgery Motors
Successor To Graney Named
Ed Edwards selected to replace Jack Graney as Cleveland Indians announcer. He will team with Jimmy Dudley in radio broadcasts and succeed Al Hoegler as statistician. Edwards has Major League and Mutual Network experience from 1951 to 1953 with Hartford Wilkes Barre and Rochester stints.
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Cleveland
Ed Edwards
Jack Graney
Cleveland Indians
Edwards
Jimmy Dudley
al Hoegler
Mutual
Hartford
Conn
Wileanponts Pa
Rochester
N.Y
Three Y High School House League Tilts Set
Three House League games are on tap at the Y.M.C.A. tonight. Pirates face Braves at seven, Giants meet Dodgers at 7 45, Yankees clash with Indians at 8 30. Cubs are idle.
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Pirates
Braves
Giants
Dodgers
Yankees
Indians
Cubs
Giants Sell Kennedy to Minneapolis Farm Team
Left handed pitcher Monte Kennedy who posted a 0 0 record with the New York Giants last season was sold today to the Giants Minneapolis farm club in the American Association.
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Giants
Kennedy
Atlanta
Monte Kennedy
New York Giants
Minneapolis
American Association
Toledo Libbey Wins City Sportsmanship Award
Toledo Libbey high school has won the city Sportsmanship contest aimed at cutting down rowdyism after Glass City football games. The award was sponsored by the Toledo Blade and area student council, with students graded on conduct before during and after games.
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Toledo
Libbey High School
Glass City High School
Toledo Blade
Area
Lane’s Women’s Pin Sked at Tarry Lanes Tonight
Lane’s women's pin league schedules four matches at 9 o’clock tonight. Merchants versus Carey’s visa, Tarry Tavern versus Don Massey’s Sambo, Bauer Daily versus Supper Club, and House of Beauty against Team No. 1.
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Tarry Lanes
Merchants
Carey
Visa
Tarry Tavern
Don Massey
Bauer Daily
House of Beauty
Bowling Clinic By Billy Sixty
A 1953 bowling clinic by Steve Nagy outlines key fundamentals of form. The illustration emphasizes a long slide of about 20 inches, controlled release, and smooth pendulum-like arm swing to maintain balance and prevent jerked motion.
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Steve Nagy
John F. Dille Co
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