Bear-Busting Boxing Show in Cleveland Headlines Card
Ed Bang’s 26th Cleveland News Toyshop Fund Boxing Show opens tonight at the Cleveland Arena led by a 10-round Matthews Nardico main event. Rival bouts feature Hairston vs Zivic, Vejar vs Young, Greco vs Mistovich, plus four-round scraps Jackson Wilcox and Salem Gardner. Matthews aims to win in seven, with others expected to deliver decisive results. Also notes Ohio State Michigan game wager and Elyria High coach Bill Coyer’s lighthearted bet aftermath and Cincinnati football nods. The piece blends boxing fervor with local sports chatter and life around the arena.
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Cleveland Arena
Ed Bang
Cleveland News
Harry Matthews
Danny Nardico
Matthews
Joey Maxim
Eugene
Johnny Greco
Nick Mistovich
Bobby Jackson
Sonny Wilcox
Tommy Salem
Bushy Gardner
Nardico
Hairston
Zivic
Vejar
Young
Greco
Mistovich
Jackson
Wilcox
Salem
Gardner
Ohio State
Michigan
Elyria High
Bill Coyer
Alma
Coyer
Phyllis Meyer
Jack
Wolverines
Forest Evashevski
Cleveland
Harry Matti
Ely Stadium
Danny Nardice
Ralph Bauer
Cleveland News Toyshop
Phyllis
Seattle
Jack Hurley
Saul Streit
New York
College
Hurley
University of Cincinnati
Nick Schundich
Wilmerding
Schundich
Matthew
Nar
Dico
Painesville
South Amherst Upsets Amherst High 63-54 In Rival Tilt
South Amherst Cavaliers surprised Amherst Comets 63-54 in an independent game. Bob Sislow led with 18 points as South Amherst built on a 20-13 second quarter and held the edge the rest of the way. Lee Bartosme led Amherst with 15. A Jan 15 rematch is set in Amherst. JV swept 40-36.
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South Amherst
South Amherst High
Cavaliers
Amherst
Comets
Lorain County
Bob Sislow
Lee Bartsome
Janary
Ammers
A. Shinsky
Rf J
Bartlome
Rt. LaLonde
giKolby
Shaw
le Berckert
Y Gorn
Bgrendow
Starbuck
Low
Moskal
Pamiasus
MY Og Beam
Rz Ip
Amrepst Oeee Ees
Louwis Kolopus
al Ghar
Charley Caldwell In Sight For Coach Of The Year
The Coaches Association may name Charley Caldwell of Princeton as Coach Of The Year amid a strong field that includes Neyland Tatum and Michigan State’s Munn. Taylor at Stanford and Caldwell’s season, including Princeton’s 22 straight wins, stand out as top contenders in a crowded ballot.
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U.S
Oscar Fraley
United Press
York
Charley
Boy
Chicago
Earl
Curly
Lambeau
Bob
Chicago Cardinals
Neyland
Tennessee
Jim Tatum
Maryland
Clarence
Biggie
Munn
Michigan State
Managr
Ray Eliot
Winds
Bobby Dodd
Georgia Tech
Walter Wolfner
Arleys
Chuck Taylor
Stanford
Charley Caldwell
Princeton
Tatum
Eliot
Dodd
Charley’s
Taylor
Caldwell
Dick Kazmaier
Aroun
Penn
Kazmaier
Cornell
Scripps
Balloti Ion
Barney Leads City Pin League With 661 Series
Mike Barney and team D N Coney Island topped the All City League as Barney rolled a 661 series Tuesday night at Olympic Recreation. He opened with 215, then followed with two 223 games to seize the scoring lead.
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Mike Barney
D & N .Coney Island
Olympic Recreation
Barney
Mike Barnes
Gene Henke
John Pais
Hal Rothgery
George Cotton
Itl
Valley teams pace city bowling with 4,020 single game
Spring Valley Country Club led the field with a 2.97¢ series and a 4,020 single game to tie Harvey's for the lead. Gene Henke posted a high 246 in the event and finished runner up in both the league and the city with a 638 series, while holding an easy 23 pin advantage over him.
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Gene Henke
Spring Valley Country Club
Harvey
Wakeman Falls in Home Opener as Huron Routs Victory
Huron forward Charles Chutchinson scored 18 points to derail Wakeman in the home opener of the season at Mansfield Madison. Matted with Bernard Wolfe and Bill Burke each reaching 16 and 14, Huron claimed a 47-36 independent tilt, handing Wakeman their first defeat in two games. Bob Walker led Liverpool with 25 points in a 65-38 loss at Mansfield Madison.
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Wakeman
Charles Chutchinson
Huron
Craig Dowler
Hac
Bernard Wolfe
Bill Burke
Rough Riders
Liverpool
Valley City
Mansfeld
Madison
Garton
Ira
Hartley
Rhoad
Wenn Iba
Edctivalne
Blaine
Mansfield Madison
Bob Walker
G. FT. Garr Snyder
Black
Wilton
flNahievan
Oh Walker
C.f
Bramley
Radin
Itvost
Rev
Strang. Ik
Lol Kavalenik
Reeve
Ol Dobson
Rat
Shresbury
West
Arnest
OD Brooks
Brookside High School
Lorain County
Walloping North Olmsted
North Olmsted
Howard Greenup
Nets
Johnny Belu
Steel City
Lorain
Lorain St. Mary's
Cleveland St. Stanislaus
Ed Lopata
Buddy Ward
St. Mary's
John Ferguson
Cleveland
Lorain ST. Stanislaus
ST. Mary’s
Dutkowski
Rfo
Genter
Tota
Ee Tsb
Coverdale Leads Wesleyan Quint in Pin League Action
Wesleyan led 19-18 after one quarter, trailed 31-23 at halftime, then extended the margin to 56-34 after three quarters as Coverdale steered Ohio Wesleyan in a 79-48 win over Rio Grande.今晚's schedule shows early and late shifts at Bowl-O-Drome with multiple matches and teams in play.
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Olympic Recreation
Delaware
Bob
Amherst
Ohio Wesleyan Trounc
Rio Grande
Bish General Motors
Bram No
Ridgeville
Lumbing
Laporte Inn
Cherney's
Erakes
Gailste Lumberamie
Cavern
Bolero
Chomt Cafe
Dugan's
Team No
Cafeteria
Oldsmobile
Ve Neni Beverages
Miller United
Buick
Chevrolet
Cadillac
G. M
Kaderbek Builders
Ray's Grandpay
Pontiac
Olympic
Wesleyan
Kazmaier Wins Heisman Trophy in Historic Vote
New York: Dick Kazmaier of Maumee Ohio Princeton named the 17th Heisman Trophy winner with 1777 points, the highest total in the award's history. Hank Lauricella of Tennessee placed second with 424 points, with Babe Parilli and Bill McColl among the top finishers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Dick Kazmaier
Maumee
Princeton
Kazmaier
Hank Lauricella
Tennessee
Lauri Sicella
Babe Parilli
Kentucky
Bill McColl
Stanford
Johnny Bright
Drake
Johnny Karras
Illinois
Larry Isbell
Baylor
Hugh McElhenny
Washington
Ollie Matson
San Francisco
Don Coleman
Michigan State
Bob Ward
Maryland
Jim Weatherall
Oklahoma
Elyria Catholic Fails To End Streak In Loss To Eaton
Elyria Catholic Panthers suffer third straight defeat in a 59-36 independent game at Eaton High. Bill Haynes leads Eaton with 21 points while Mike Kozel tallies 18 for Elyria Catholic. After a 29-24 halftime, Eaton pulls away with strong third and fourth quarters as Elyria Catholic fails to mount comeback. North Olmsted junior varsity also defeats Elyria Catholic reserves 41-29 in program opener.
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Keyria Catholic
Panthers
Eaton High
Lorain County
Eaton
Bill Haynes
Brown Bombers
Elyria Catholic
Mike Kozel
Elyria Catholics
Gulf Road
Max Houston
Haynes
Kozel
Houston
Jim Smith
Hank Janowicz
Skein
Janowicz
Jim Bohus
Surge
Lee Grills
Brookside
North Olmsted
Elyrian Catholic
Gil Kidney
Tommy Gensert
DiMaggio Webb to Confer Today on 1952 Plans
Joe DiMaggio will tell co owner Del Webb today if he will play next year, with a formal public announcement expected within 24 hours. He arrived from San Francisco and will lunch with Webb before flying to New York to reveal his decision. The $90 000-a-year outfielder has a four season, 390 000 salary tied to his agreeing to play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Ariz
Joe DiMaggio
del Webb
New York Yankees
DiMaggio
Webb
San Francisco
New York
Dan Tap
Ping
Ohio college and high school results with bowling night details
A dense list of scores from Ohio high school and college games followed by the Rainbow Lanes Women’s Pin Loop schedule. It lists teams such as St. Stanislaus, Brookside, Parma, and Ohio Wesleyan with various scores, then notes a 9 p.m. bowling night at Stoney’s with pairings including Johnson Insurance versus Las Strange Hardware and Edna’s Beauty Shop among others.
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Stoney
Rainbow Lanes
Terrell Service
Graaste’s
Wayside
Dicken Funeral Home
Renton
Super Electric
Wyckoff Cleaners
Gherney’s Beverages
Larson Foundry
Grafton Department
Lehman Cringe
Obrritn Hardware
Neht Bott ‘Les
Erb Radio
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Russ Davies
Sandy Saddler
Paddy DeMarco
Madison Square Garden
Saddler
DeMarco
Milwaukee
New York City
Athletic Club
Brownhelm High
Bill Cox
Cagers
Cox
Brownies
Brownhelm
Clearview
Elyria
Amherst High
Eng
Esays
Peppy
Thunder
Chuck
California
UCLA
Washington State
Southern Cal
Oregon State
Santa Clara
San Jose State
America Guard
Woltner
Green Bay Packers
Cardinals
Wolfner
Ray Bennigsen
Paul Brown
Browns
Nordico
Goodfyear
Marty Mueller
Lorain County Tire and Supply
Broad St
The
600 Club
Carlisle Firemen's League
Don Mason
Timms Spring Co
Ken Olmsted
SHARP
Blankenship’s Barber Shop
Mansfield Five Downs
Newark
N_ J
Jimmy Walker
Plainfield
Arthleverige
Trenton
N. J
White Plains
N. Yo
Jackie O'Brien
Mata
Meriden
Conn
Andy Viserto
Hartford
Eddie Oliver
Angel Chavou
Tampa
Fla
Coverdale
Wesleyan Quint
Leisy
Cee
Tor
Western Reserve, Inc
Bell
Owemoaur
OLMST
Ty Ferner
Corell
Belu
Greenup
Bohus
Cashan
Maltson
Towal
Wood Heike
Jornal
Walker
JeChant
O Welch
Tino
Sissies
Ly Eaton
Shol J Fishburn
Sly
Amin
Rader
Jemyan
Gerhard'ger
Tawke
Seward
F Smith
Minnick
Tora
Aton Oes
N. Smith
Rae Elyria Catholic
Holtwick
de Gees
Hawk
Novak
Uckles
Total
Waton
Ohio
Coopepanii Eaton
Catholic
Lotain
Bt. Mary's
Brooksville
Mayfield
Cuyahoga Heights
Orange
Chagrin Falls
Independence
Westlake
Strongsville
Olmsted Falls
North Royalton
Bay Village
Brooklyn
Gilmour Academy
Brush
Riverside
Geneva
Mount Union
Toledo
Lowe Bros. Co
W. Broad
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