Elyria Star Jim Miller elected Penn freshman president
Jim Miller an Elyria High graduate class of 1952 earned the presidency of the Penn freshman class. He attends the University of Pennsylvania on a Hall Mercer Scholarship and played defensive right end for Penn’s yearlings who went 3 2 1. Miller is a pre dental student pledged to Phi Gamma Delta and part of the Undergraduate Council.
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Jim Miller
Elyria High
America
Albert Miller
East River St
Miller
University of Pennsylvania
Elyrian
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Hall-Mercer
Penn Fresh
Penn
Columbia
Army
Cornell
Navy
Penn State
Princeton
Phi Gamma Delta Fraternity
Lence pushes TV boxing network from Brooklyn arena
Promoter Emil Lence of Eastern Parkway Arena in Brooklyn expands his Monday night bouts to 14 cities from New York to Denver aiming at larger TV expansion. He pays main events from TV funds, targets $5,000 to $6,000 per fighter within 18 months, and credits Dumont for cooperative coverage alongside matchmaker Teddy Brenner.
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York
Emil Lence
Brooklyn
Eastern Parkway Arena
International Boxing Club
Lence
Roland LaStarza
Rocky Jones
New York
Toronto
Denver
Washington, D.C
Madison Square Garden
Parkway
Ence
Emu
Dumont
Teddy Brenner
Manhattan
Garment Center
Eastern Parkway
LaStarza tops Jones, seeks Layne bout in January
Roland LaStarza defeated Rocky Jones by unanimous 10 round decision and suffered a six stitch gash near his left eye. Matchmaker Teddy Brenner says Layne is offered $10,000 to fight LaStarza at Park Way Arena on January 19 as he eyes a possible title bid.
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New York
U.P
Roland LaStarza
Rocky Jones
Rex Layne
Utah
LaStarza
Layne
Jones
Chester
Teddy Brenner
Parkway Arena
Jimmy DiAngelo
Charley Shortell
United Press
Two More Days For Hunters To Buy Deer Licenses
Lorain County Game Protector George Griffith announced two extra sale days for deer licenses due to high demand. He will sell at the Lorain County jail in Elyria next Monday and at the Oberlin fire station on Tuesday, with licenses costing $5. The Ohio season runs December 11 through 13 across 28 counties. Lorain County is not included.
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Lorain County
United States
Mike Coherence
Elyria
Lorain
Emergency Fund
Hotel Antlers
Roger Dickerson
Larry Oldfield
Bill Wilcox
Herbie Vandersommen
Don Fulton
George Griffith
Griffith
Oberlin
Ohio
Panthers and Tigers clash in YMCA loop feature
Panthers and Tigers, both winners in their YMCA High School House League debuts, meet in the feature game of four loop contests on the schedule. Eagles and Lions, Bears and Seals, Wolves and Owls also play.
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Panthers
Tigers
Eagles
Lions
Bears
Seals
Wolves
Owls
Ohio Cage Teams To Appear In Garden
Two Ohio colleges will play in the Christmas Week Basketball Tournament at Madison Square Garden. The University of Cincinnati opens against Manhattan College in the afternoon and Miami University faces St. John’s in a night game on December 27.
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New York
Ohio
Madison Square Garden
University of Cincinnati
Manhattan College
Miami University
St. John’s
Step Timing Push Away Of Ball In Bowling
The text emphasizes pushing the ball away from the body to improve timing and reduce carry. It advises extending the arms, aligning with the first step, and using a natural arc in three step footwork. Length of stride should suit the bowler’s height and arm swing with practice.
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John F. Dille Co
Elyria Catholic Quintet Faces Olmsted Falls
Elyria Catholic hosts Olmsted Falls in a tough non league matchup as Falls arrives with a record of the season opening 42-26 win over Columbia and led by Walt Renton and Ronnie Oaklief. The Panthers will start with Schork, Rader, Gula, Janowicz and Smith while Kneiss rests his knee.
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Plyria Catholic High
Panthers
Olmsted Falls
Elyria Catholic
Cuyahoga
Lorain County
Invaders
Walt Renton
Ronnie Oaklief
Renton
Oaklief
Columbia
Oakhef
Doni Burchard
Dick Willet
Bruce Smitt
Burchard
Lou Kaczmarek
Clearview
Tony Schork
Lynn Rader
Art Gula
Hank Janowicz
Jim Smith
Dick Kneiss
Kaczmarek
Kneiss
Lake
College Football TV Plan Okayed for 1953 Season
The NCAA Television Committee approved this season's limited telecasting of college football games and indicated it will likely recommend continuing the plan in 1953. The two day meeting cited surveys and public, press, and college reaction as basis for the decision and will report at the next Pre-convention meeting in Washington, D. C.
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New York
Ncaa Television Committee
NCAA
Washington, D. C
Tebbetts Is New Asi'n Team Pilot
Harry Craft longtime Reds outfielder is named manager of the Kansas City Blues in the American Association. Jimmy Gleason, ex Reds outfielder, returns as manager of the Yankees Binghamton team in the Eastern League. Birdie Tebbetts, former Indians catcher, will manage Indianapolis in the American Association. Dee Moore, ex major league and PCL player, is released as manager of the Ogden Pioneer League club.
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Cincinnati Reds
Ogden
College Cage Results Roundup from United Press
Scores from various NCAA games include Adelphia 84 over Yeshiva 58 and Hofstra 79 over Roanoke 57. West Virginia 82 over Waynesburg 68, NYU 81 over Newark Rutgers 49, Duke 94 over Vanderbilt 88, Indiana 95 over Valparaiso 56, Michigan 80 over Creighton 70, Xavier 83 over Union Ky 73.
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Adelphia
Yeshiva
Hofstra
Roanoke
St. Michael's
Paul Smith
West Virginia
Waynesborg
Virginia Wes
Lib
N.Y
St. Tech
Brook. Coll. Ph
NYU
Newark
Rutgers
Alfred
Ithaca
Alabama
Howard
Davidson
Erskine
Duke
Vanderbilt
Miami Fla
Fla Southern
Tenn. Tech
David Lipscomb
Loyola
Sam Houston St
Wilson Techr
Madison
Pensacola Nas
Springhill
Miss State
Sewanee
N. Carolinas
The
Citadel
Midwest DePaul
Lewis
Indiana
Valparaiso
Town
Butler
Lorain Glassmen top Belden Merchants 78 57 in league game
Elyria teacher Bob Hersman scored 20 points as Lorain Glassmen built a 21 6 first quarter lead and held on for a 78 57 City Class A Basketball League victory at Hawthorne Junior High.
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Lorain
Bob Hersman
Elyria
Lorain Glass
Belden Merchants
Hawthorne Junior High
Glassmen
Lorain Belden Glass
T.J. Stevenson
Schaefer
Oeee
Bolden Merchants
Three Big Ten Teams Cup Big Wins In College Basketball
In New York three Big Ten programs posted decisive victories. Indiana crushed Valparaiso 93 to 56. Michigan overturned Marquette 80 to 72 after a late rally. Iowa led throughout to beat Butler 62 to 52.
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New York
W.P
Indiana
Valparaiso
Michigan
Marquette
Iowa
Butler
Curcillo To Play For East In Shrine Grid Game
Elyria star Tony Curcillo will play for the East in the East-West Shrine Game in San Francisco on December 27. He joins Buckeyes Jim Hietikko and Fred Bruney on the East squad, with Bill Shalesky also named to the East All-Star roster. Curcillo is the second Elyrian selected for the classic, after Vic Janowicz helped spark last year’s East victory and earned the Coffman Trophy.
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Tony Curcillo
Elyria
Ohio State University
San Francisco
Curcillo
Vic Janowicz
Ohio State
Coffman
Oberlin Opens Season With Two-Game Weekend Tour
The Oberlin College basketball team begins 1952-53 with a two game weekend trip to Richmond Indiana and Springfield He faces Earlham College in Richmond Friday night then Wittenberg College in the Ohio Conference opener The squad centers on 10 returnees from last season plus two two year letters and one injury returnee from two campaigns Strong veterans include Bill Albrecht Thurman Brown Don Linden Bob Mason Bob Horst Joe Howell Jim Lodge Jim Pohlman and Bob Burnham Sophomores Bob Myers Carl Sieracki plus six foot four plus hopefuls indicate depth and future rotation for the win at Richmond and Springfield venues.
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Oberlin
Llst
Oberlin College
Richmond
Ind
Springfield
Corsch
Bob Clark
Earlham College
Wittenberg College
Ohio
Bill Albrecht
Napierville
Ill
Thurman Brown
Verona
N. Y
Don Linden
Bob Mason
Rochester N. Y
Bob Horst
Toledo
Joe Howell
South Bend
Jim Lodge
New York City
Jim Pohlman
Columbus
Bob Burnham
Rochester
Eaton Quintet Wins In Lorain
North Eaton Heating posts its sixth straight win in YMCA League play with a 57 to 22 victory over American Crucible in Lorain Monday night. The game report lists Freeman, Kimmel, Haynes, Paulsch, Kozel, Kolb, Srnis, Saltsman, Bruce, Alien, Short, Loc and Ertrada among players and scorers.
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Lorain
Elyria
North Eaton Heating
American Crucible
North Eaton American Heating
Crucible
G. FT. Qa
Schedule of high school cage games across several districts
The bulletin lists midweek and upcoming games including Olmsted Falls at Elyria Catholic, South Amherst at Amherst, Henrietta at Berlin Heights, St Marys at Cleveland St. Joseph, Amden at Liverpool, North pairfield at New London, and a Friday slate featuring Elyria, Elyria Catholic vs Lakewood and J Edward's, Lorain at Shaker Heights, Akron Kenmore at Lakewood, Amherst at Clearview, Fairview at Oberlin, Medina at Rocky River, Avon at Grafton, Columbia at Avon Lake, Brookside at Eaton, Ridgeville at South Amherst, Henrietta at Birmingham, LaGrange at Camden, Brownhelm at Milan, Spencer at Liverpool Valley City, Cleveland Heights at Warren, Cleveland East at Euclid, North Olmsted at Fairview, Beres at Rocky River.
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Elyria Catholic
Olmsted Falls
Gulf Road School
Quint
Panthers
Lou Kaczmarek
Lakewood St. Edward's
Lakewood
Chuck Mather
Massillon
Elyria
Lorain
Fremont Ross
Tigers
South Amherst
Amherst
Henrietta
Berlin Heights
St. Mary’s
Cleveland St. Joseph
J. Edward's
Shaker Heights
Akron Kenmore
Clearview
Fairview
Oberlin
Medina
Rocky Raver
Avon
Grafton
Columbia
Avon Lake
Brookside
Eaton
Ridgeville
Birmingham
LaGrange
Camden
Brownhelm
Milan
Spencer
Liverpool
Valley City
Cleveland Heights
Warren
Cleveland East
Euclid
North Olmsted
Beres
Rocky River
C Pin League Pairings for Six Evening Matches
The Bowl-O-Crome C League schedules six matches tonight at 9 PM. Harvey's faces Heldmyer Hardware, Elyria Motors plays Saxonian Import Houge, Brown Jug meets Buckeye Mold Die, Spicers Realty faces C B Yates Building, Ohio Fuel Gas competes with Larcon Foundry, and Concrete Masonry faces Meta-Weld.
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Harvey's
Heldmyer Hardware
Elyria Motors
Saxonian
Brown Jug
Buckeye Mold & Die
Spicers Realty
C. B. Yates Building Company
Ohio Fuel Gas Company
Larcon Foundry
Concrete Masonry Corporation
Meta-Weld
Fairview Seeks Title In Southwest Conference Race
Fairview High School’s Scarlet Warriors, last year’s champions, are rated Team to Beat as the seven team league begins its 16th title chase. Coach Bob Rudes leads a tall, veteran lineup with Jallos and Lawson carrying scoring punch, while Medina Amherst Rocky River and Wellington pose strong challenges.
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Fairview
Scarlet Warriors
Warriors
Bob Rudes
Medina
Nelson
Amherst
Rocky River
Wellington
Clearview
Oberlin
Clippers
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Groza
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Syracuse Warriors
Syracuse
Barons
Harold
Pete) Block
Elyria Recreation Board
Block
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Bill McKinley
Firelands League
New London High School
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Kinsman
Fremont
Little Giants
Sportrait
Jack Cuddy
United Press Sports
SBC
C. L. Sotherden
VSI Tsg
Lorain County Bank
Olsiia
Billy Sixty
Tebbetts
Asi’n
Plymouth
DODGE
Elyria, Ohio
Belden
Oberlin Quint
Howard Forcron
Bob Myers
LeRoy
Carl Sieracki
Dickson City
Sophs
Bob Kohli
Wheaton
Til
Tom Wylie
Kalamazoo Mich
Ed Doehne
Harrisburg
Hank Jover
Montclair
N. J
Ed Sharples
Mich
Cage
Amden
North Pairfield
New London
S.W
Jallos
Lawson
Len Skulina
Allen Kepke
Kepke
Skulina
Dick Kinkoph
Andy Pippa
Bridgeport
Hank Weardahl
Culver
Medina—Brothers
Jim Venus
Fred Venus
Jim Wolfe
Bees
Chuck Dennis
George Fields
Dick Linton
Ron Standen
Bob Salisbury
Rudes
Chuck Blair
Jack Moskal
Gene Lyle
Blair
Moskal
Comets
Don Starbuck
Dale Beam
Eddie Elliott
Doug Mulder
Marvin Starbuck
Brad Tabbert
Leo
Meyer
Studebaker
Dunlop Tire Distributor
Desoto
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