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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1958
Page
14
GRAFTON Ed Kubuski guided Midview Middies to a 64 44 league opener victory over Brookside. The defending champions led 15-7 after one quarter, 31-19 at halftime, and 44-30 after three, with four Middies in double figures.
Huron High defeated Vermilion 66 63 in overtime to claim its third straight Lakeland Conference win. Key players included Ron Crowell with 17 points for Midview and Jim Canterbury with late free throws for Huron. Vermilion was led by Dave Halley and Keith Hamilton with 13 16 points each, while center Jack Piskura led both teams with 16 points and 15 rebounds for Midview.
Hours for hunting migratory waterfowl tomorrow in the Blygia area are 7:12 a.m. until 4:30 p.m., one half hour before sunrise until one half hour before sunset.
Ohio State hosts St Louis in the home opener as coach Fred Taylor seeks his first victory. The Buckeyes aim to crack the Billikens defense and start the season with a win in Columbus.
Elyria High School basketball player Brians Hays suffered a bruised back in practice and will miss tonight's game against Berea at Berea High School gym. Coach Dale Reichenbach said Hays will not dress and his status depends on back treatment response.
Detroit outfielder Charley Maxwell extended a major league record by playing errorless baseball across 193 consecutive games in 1957 and 1958. The report details regional high school action and league standings from the North Central, Lorain County, Lakeland, and Southwestern conferences with numerous game scores and player mentions.
Oberlin pulled off a 53-47 upset over Medina as Don Wenner sparked the Eagles with a 23 point performance. North Olmsted surged late to a 63-53 win, Bay edged Westlake 48 in a final-quarter burst, and Westlake’s strong first quarter led to a 53-41 halftime advantage before Oberlin closed the tie.
United Press International reports the Baltimore Colts play the Rams in Los Angeles while the Browns visit Philadelphia and the Giants travel to Detroit in NFL title race Sunday. Cleveland leads the East by one game. New York trails. Steelers seek tie via Washington as Bears host Cardinals and Forty Niners meet Packers. John Unitas aims to break Cecil Isbell record if he throws a TD against the Rams.
The Ohio High School Football Coaches Association voted today to move the annual North-South All-Star game back to Canton for the summer of 1960, restoring the traditional venue after recent relocations. The decision affects players from across the state and follows discussions among member schools and organizers.
Xavier saved a 58 32 win in the 1958 NIT by stalling in the final minutes to hold off New Mexico A M’s late rally. Nadier starred as the champions edged the Aggies for the semifinalists.
The Cleveland Barons aim to extend an upward move in the amnetes Hockey League by hosting Springfield at the Cleveland Arena. Springfield lost 84 to something last night to the Providence Reds, with Gordie Redahil scoring three goals for the Reds. The Barons travel to Providence Sunday.
College teams across the East and Midwest posted results with Concord State beating Coast Guard Academy and Clemson edging Duke. Notable scores include Knoxville routing Lemoyne and Tennessee topping Michigan 80 to 66, while Stanford downed Santa Clara 55 to 49. Multiple games and upcoming telecasts across football, hockey, golf, bowling, and wrestling are listed with station notes and times.
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