Elyria Catholic Cagers Open 25th Loop Season Tonight
Elyria Catholic plans two lineup changes for the game with Lakewood St. Edwards to spark a team coming off three straight losses. Frank Smith moves to first string forward, replacing Jim Janowicz, while Tony Scherk starts at guard for Hank Janowicz.
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Panthers
Lakewood St. Edwards
Elyria Catholic High Court
Frank Smith
Jim
Tony Scherk
Letterman Hank
Janowicz
Lynn Rader
Mike Kozel
Gene Kasubinski
Smith
Scherk
Shork
Kubuski
Gulf Road
Elyria Catholic
Francis
Lakewood St. Edward's
Hughes
Bob O'Dee
Ned Auble
Ron Micklovic
O'Dee
Mick
Lovie
Lakewood
Jim Connors
the Lake
Bobswood
Connors
Connor
Jack Kelly
Jim Rule
Canter
Bob Bennett
St. Edward's
Tom Boyle
Kelly
Amusium
Edward’s
Lake Erie League Basketball Race Opens With Favorites
The Lake Erie League kicks off its 1951 52 season led by Cleveland Heights as likely champions with Shaw and Lakewood close rivals. Elyria Lorain and others trail as teams aim to challenge the top two on home courts. In boxing, Harry Matthews defeats Danny Nardico in a Cleveland bout signaling a potential Maxim title bid.
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Cleveland Heights Tigers
Gail Vanorrsdall
Stong
Lord and
Lakewood
Shaw
Erie
Roy Wisecup
Cardinals
Rangers
Stran
Gerry Ross
Cleveland Heights
Elyria
Lorain
Chamiters
Shaker Heights
Euclid
Tigers
Erie Loop
Pioneers
Harry Matthews
Seattle
Danny Nardico
Painesville
Cleveland News
Matthews
Nardica
Cleveland
Nardico
Joey Maxim
Maxim
Nordico
Johnny Risko
Maxim-Matthews
Old Jawn
Amherst grad Bruce Bruce end bay Mulders named All-America pick
Dale Bruce of Amherst has been named to an end bay Mulders on the Associated Press Latire All-America team. The 1951 season was his second with Ohio Wesleyan, a senior who will graduate next spring. He joined Ohio Wesleyan without an athletic scholarship and built his status there.
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George Cotton
Rlgra
Murphy Co
Arvay
Chuck Davis
CO. Murphy Co
Siymple Recreation
Ifel Smith
OME Loree
Punch
Hugh
Sid Dale Bruce
Amherst
Associated Press
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Bruce
Ohio Dene Ai
Wesleyan
Ohio Wesleyan
Hen Janowicz
Amherst High
Jerry Prittie
American Legion
Prittie
Neel Cate
Bove
Alex Pozniak
Eenty Lambe Soosate
Wgn
J. Kurpely
Heidelberg College
West Side
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Loraim
Euclid
Shaker Heights
Anardt Meeker
Shaw
Elyun
Lakewood
Colliers Al-America
Siies Gill
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Stones Grill
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American Football Coaches Association
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Shaker Cryotal Clear Cleaners
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Baseball faces player shortages in annual meetings
CARL LUNDQUIST reports that baseball faces manpower strain as 1600 minor league players drafted since Korea war raises concerns. Delegates in Columbus discuss postwar cuts, potential league reductions, and the need for cooperation as owners pursue economic trends and future of the game.
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United Press
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Pearl Harbor
Korea
Jacksonville
Fla
St. Petersburg
Roosevelt
Trumar
Washington
Ilat
Colville Resigns as Rangers Coach With Cook Named Successor
New York Rangers coach Neil Colville resigned yesterday due to stomach ulcers and was replaced by Bill Cook. Cook, currently Saskatoon coach, will assume duties as soon as he can reach New York, likely Sunday. Colville said the Ranges, last place, may be better than their record and admitted可能Playershaven’tperformed up to potential.
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NEW York
Neil Colville
New York Rangers
Bill Cook
Saskatoon
Cook
Colville
Rangers
Davies Dili es Returns To Sports Pages R eports Wins
Local sports column reviews weekend results with upsets and strong showings. Teams like Shaw and St Edward's are highlighted along with Cleveland Heights and Avon Lake in a roundup of high school basketball outcomes.
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Wrriend
Wanners
Shaw
Brownnem
LaGitnite
Boechier
Hynietta
Penfield
Belden
Camden
Ber Hewits
Clearview
Oberlin
College Cage Results From United Press Summary
College teams posted results across many games. Miami defeated Ohio University in St John s. Brigham Young beat Hamilton. Manhattan topped Texas Christian. Dartmouth beat Middlebury. Vanderbilt won against Lipscomb. South Carolina defeated The Clinde. Florida Southern fell to Rollins. Centenary beat East Texas State. Indiana defeated Valparaiso. Illinois State beat Hanover. Loyola defeated Wayne. Purdue beat De Paul. Western Kentucky bested Evansville. Wyoming defeated Montana State. Eastern Washington edged Gonzaga.
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Brigham Young
Hamilton
Hobart
Manhattan
Texas Christian
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Middlebury
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Lipscomb
South Carolina
the Clinde
Rollins
Florida Southern
Centenary
East Texas State
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Valparaiso
Indians State
Hanover
Loyola
Wayne
Purdue
de Paul
Western Kentucky
Evansville
Wyoming
Montana State
Eastern Washington
Gonzaga
Oberlin Yeomen Open 1951-52 Basketball vs Earlham
Oberlin College Yeomen begin the 1951-52 schedule at home against Earlham College in Jones Memorial Field House. The rivalry dates to 1943 with Oberlin leading three to Earlham two in series history. Coach Bob Clark, in his eighth year, faces Earlham’s Howard Helfrich, who once coached Oberlin. Last season Oberlin posted 12 wins and six losses.
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Oberlin College Yeomen
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Richmond
Indiana
Jones Memorial Field House
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Howard Helfrich
Earlham Pilot
Yeomen
Hardware Keglers Top Scoring Cup Classic Loop Title
Elyria Hardware, top team in Lorain County Classic Bowling League, posted a 2.99 series at Olympic Recreation anchored by a 1,057 high single line. They won three straight games in Thursday night tenpin action, leading the loop and city standings.
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Elyria Hardware
Olympic Recreation
Vaget
Bowling notes crown clinched by General Industries leader
The General Industries League saw Ben Janowicz post a 611 in the Bowling Center weekly action, with George Cotton delivering a 652 series and a 266 single for the leaders. Bud Lange topped the city and league honors with a 679 series for Olympic Recreation, while Chuck Davis added 664 for T O Murphy Company in the Classic. Nine honor scores appeared in the Classic, and Krueger posted a 243 in the Evans Lanes Handicap League.
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Lorain Co
Bud Lange
Chuck Davis
George Cotton
Andy Kelaysky
Dave Bednars
Bob Hellman
Chuck Hobar
Mike Gismondi
Bill Bolich
General Industries League
Ben Janowicz
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Olympic Recreation
T. O. Murphy Company
Pioneers Open 25th Erie League Season on Road at Shaw
Erie High’s Pioneers, a Lake Erie League charter member, start their 25th loop season tonight facing Shaw’s Cardinals after a recent 41-34 win over Cleveland Thomas Edison. Cleveland Heights and Lorain loom as top rivals as the league opens with several home and away contests.
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Erie
Ayria High
Lake Erie
Harold
Pete) Block
Shaw
Cardinals
Cleveland Heights
Euclid
Lorain
Steelmen
Shaker Heights
Shaw Gymnasium
Cleveland Thomas Edison
Black
Cleveland
Elyria
Minor Leaguers Prepare New Lineup For Elyria Tonight
An entirely new group of players will take the court for Elyria as all five regulars who powered the 1950 51 Pioneers have graduated. Ken Logan Bob Hettler Dick Hartman Jerry Bruce and Byron Morris led the club to 15 wins in 22 games tying for third place and winning sectional and district titles. Jim Miller acting captain and guard will start tonight with Bill McManan at forward and Dick Perkins at guard. Continued on Page 15. Now Open.
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Ken Logan
Bob Hettler
Dick Hartman
Jerry’ Bruce
Byron Morris
Pioneers
Jim Miller
Bill McMan
McMan
Dick Perkins
Miller
Dick Kosco
Armand Hess
Murray and Ditto Score Wins in Boxing Roundup
United Press report lists Ted Murray defeating Charley Williams by outpoint in New York. Mike Ditto knocks out Sam Dison in New Bedford. Dick Munday outpoints Billy Mays in Portland Maine.
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United Press
New York
Sunnyside
Ted Murray
Charley Williams
Newark
New Bedford
Mass
Mike Ditto
New Haven
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