Brighton Quintet Takes Western Division Lead
Brighton High's basketball team moved into sole first place in the Western Division of the Lorain County Class E league by beating Penfield 49 to 29 on Brighton's home floor. Belden lost 51 to 43 at Brownhelm, while Eaton, Columbia, and Avon Lake shared the Eastern Division top spot.
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Brighton High
Lorain County
Ecolastic Basketball League
Eaton
Columbia
Avon Lake
Si Brighton
Penfield
Brighton
Belden Dt
Brownhelm
Iden
Belden
Dale Ewell
Jim Seeley
Don Durham
Bill Jenkins
Johnny Devereaux
Eastern Division Standings Highlight Close Battles
Eaton defeats Avon Lake 71-36 while Columbia beat Ridgeville 37-31 and Avon Lake edged South Amherst 45-42 to stay undefeated in the Eastern Division. Grafton topped Brookside 37-33, Camden routed Henrietta 58-27 in Western play. Stan Truszak led South Amherst with 14 points, with Vilagi, Tomanek, and Klingshirn adding 11 each.
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Eaton
Columbia
Avon Lake
Avon
Ridgeville
South Amherst
Mav
Ee Wree Senet Mee
Pci. Pts
Eaton Opts
Avon Lake Nett
Grafton
Avon Ae Eee
South Amherst Tem
Brookside Bennett
Brownhelm
Belden
Kolb
Hahn
Knessel
Goodman
Bartle
Kinnect
Pritchett
el Brinker
Wier
Hintz
Park
Hazlett
Ferritto
D. Howe
Ingersoll
Gerber
Pitts
Barnett
Trigg
Ates
Sharp
Sal
Camden
Henrietta Settee Eeetee
Stan Mechock
S. Amherst
Rockas
Truszeak
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Ww. Kune
Ae Sislow
Anderson
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Wiegand
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Wirth
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Lars Wagner
Ken Hicks
Grapton
Brookside
Knechtges
Minnich
Rea
Antz
Parker
Kobb
Reiner
Byczynski
E. Kiing'n
Barber
Barnhart
Lynch
Miller
Guyeska
I Tablett
Grafton Enenes
Errsae
Paul Fritz
al Charnes
Singevieve
Dietrich
Yonsing
Walter
Gra
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Crocker
Gilder
Jocke
Diederich
Yeager
Schmitt
Royals Win Seventh Straight in Narrow 82-79 Clash
Camden star Jim Ward scored 34 as Camden defeated Henrietta while Brownhelm beat Belden. Brighton stayed atop Western Division with 49-29 win over Penfield. Eaton and Ridgeville, Columbia and Ridgeville, plus Grafton and Brookside, posted reserve scores. Royals’ win kept them in second in the Central Division behind Minneapolis as Philadelphia fell 82-79.
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Grafton
Jim Ward
Camden
Henrietta
Ward
Fred Matheny
Vets
Bill Dodd
Brownhelm
Brighton
Belden
Frank Hartle
Doug Walker
Bill Goodman
Henke Tops City Bowling With 660 Series This Year
Gib Henke led Class C League bowling last night with a 660 series, a new season record in the circuit. He opened with 225, followed by 254, then 181 to reach the high mark at Bowl-O-Drome and across the alleys this season.
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Gib Henke
Henke
600 Club Bowl-O-Drome All-Star League Standings
In the 600 Club Bowl-O-Drome C League All-Star match, Steve Lasky posted 219 187 235 for 642, Frank Yarsa 152 220 254 for 626, Al Fazekas 169 203 242 for 614, and Burt Kuhn 201 219 187 for 607.
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Frank Yarsa
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Burt Kuhn
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Seeess
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Yest
John Shestina
Amel
Elyria Truck & Implement
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H. Gilson
D. Fackler
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Mason. Com
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General Motors
A. W.L . Pet
G. Johannsen
Trim Masters
Checker Cabane
Eeee Moose Club
Letsy’s Beer
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Erin Brew
Ta Tove
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Bowling Center
Frank Yarea
Arvays
John Presutto
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Teiss
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Rene Sete
Burt Kunn
Millwrights
Elyria Eagles League High
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Wasserman’s
Ware Seers
Joe's
Knowles & Sniezek
ST. John's Lutheran League
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Seea Ew Nee Ee
Eldotren Company
Resar Orcards Ase
Hank Koepp
Nee Eves
Bazley Meats Cee
Sensback
Bazley Meats
Seeesree
I Toggery Shop Vsyseee
Knowles
Sniezek
Coleman
Toggery Shop
Yarsa Leads All-Star Night With New 254 Single
Frank Yarsa of Always Chips rolled a 254 singles game tying for top in the city, set a new circuit record, and helped the Chips post the night’s best team marks with a 1050 single and 2831 series. Bowling Center beat two games. Steve Lasky led the Bowling Center with a 642.
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Frank Yarsa
Always
Bowling Center
Steve Lasky
League Blasts 2 Platoon System Vote in MAC Conference
In Newark Delaware 35 member Middle Atlantic States Athletic Conference votes 31 to bar the mass substitution policy now popular in college football. The outcome signals possible first national challenge to two platoons and closes a conference meeting here.
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Newark
Del
Middle Atlantic States Athletic Conference
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Last Night's Bowling Standouts and Local Businesses Debut
Local bowling recap highlights high scores by Standard Cleaners and notable finish by Stimpfi. Community notes include contact lines for Standard Cleaners and Joe's Upholstery Shop with listed phone numbers.
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Standard
Joe’s
Stimpfi
Standard Cleaners
Stable Fire At Ross County Fairgrounds Kills Mare
A fire at the Ross County Fairgrounds in Chillicothe destroyed a 48-stall two-story stable. Damage was estimated at 50 000 dollars. A two-year-old racing mare named Roan Mary owned by Russell Cryder died in the blaze. Seven other racing horses escaped injury.
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Chillicothe
Ross County Fairgrounds
Roan Mary
Russell Cryder
Ross County Infirmary
Ohio State Rose Bowl Tickets All Gone
Ohio State's ticket office announced the final Rose Bowl ducats were sold at 5.50 each, 31.40 per pair, with 1,500 tickets gone in a rush. Wade Kraner confirmed no Rose Bowl tickets remain, noting 900 sold over the counter and 600 via early mail requests, with a two-ticket limit per customer for the January 2 game against California.
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Columbus
O. U.P
Ohio State
Wade Kraner
Kraner
Uranium Once A Quiet Byproduct Of War Timelines
Electrical scientists note uranium, crucial to atomic energy, once led a dull life in odd jobs such as coloring glass and china. It was discarded as a worthless by product of radium during World War I.
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China
Lions Place New President Edwin J Anderson Sets Championship Aim
Edwin J Anderson became president of the Detroit Lions and pledged a bright future for the NFL club. He cited signing draft picks Doak Walker from SMU and Leon Hart from Notre Dame as key moves to make the Lions contenders next season.
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Detroit
Brewer
Edwin J. Anderson
Detroit Lions
Anderson
Lions
Doak Walker
SMU
Leon Hart
Notre Dame
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