Wellington Downs Amherst Claim SW Cage Contest Victory
Wellington Downs Amherst defeated Amherst High's Comets 36 to 21 in a Southwestern Conference cage game on Amherst hardwood. Wellington's five used limited players as Howard Fureron led with 15 points, Amherst saw seven scorers, and Rocky River, Oberlin also won while Oberlin posted 30 by Den Linden in a 45 36 Oberlin win over Fairview.
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Gil Shellhouse
Dukes
S.W
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Shellhouse
Howard Fureron
Bob Ullman
Dave Jenkins
Linden Oberlin
Indians
den Linden
Bob Green
Fairview Shon
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Tom Hague
Randall Motts
Fred Smith
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Clearview
Medina Tee
Basketball Results From Tonight Across Cleveland Areas
Readable scorelines show numerous high school games across Cleveland Heights Shaker Heights Lakewood Amherst Medina and Columbus areas with many teams posting varying margins. Notable scores include Cleveland Central 48 over Marietta 34 Belmonts etc.
Fearless Fraley covers grit and size in football and ice sports
Oscar Frailey notes Leon Hart as a formidable Notre Dame end, discusses the so-called killer instinct among big football players, and contrasts football size with hockey players under six feet. The piece lists birthdays, off season cashing in by baseball stars, Babe Didrikson Zaharias golf plans, jockey Bobby Permane’s return, and a Barkley joke about a Dixie Bells bet.
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U. S
Oscar Fraley
United Press
Ne York
Fraley
Leon Hart
Dan
Morgan
Notre Dame
Ruys
National Hockey League
Grant Warwick
Norm Dussault
Montreal
Tony Leswick
New York Rangers
Obby Permane
Gulfstream Park
Alben W. Barkley
Mutual
Dixie Bells
French boxer Villemain outpoints LaMotta in New York bout
From Madison Square Garden United Press reports Robert Villemain of France defeats Luke LaMotta of New York on points. In Grand Rapids Mitch Jory Maxim of Cleveland defeats Bill Peterson of Seattle on points.
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United Press
New York
Madison Square Garden
Robert Villemain
France
Luke LaMotta
Grand Rapids
Mitch Jory Maxim
Cleveland
Bill Peterson
Seattle
Eaton Avon Lake Shore Top Rung In Division Race
Eaton and Avon Lake Shore held perfect records in the Lorain County Class B Basketball League Eastern Division. Eaton beat Columbia 65 61 on Columbia court and Avon Lake defeated Brookside 67 46 on home floor, each notching their third straight wins.
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Brown Bombers
Avon Lake
Shoremen
Lorain County
Eaton
Columbia
Brookside
Colum
Local high school hoops results and top performers noted
Eastern Division games saw South Amherst beat Grafton 34-24 and Ridgeville crush Avon 56-21. Western Division leaders Brighton beat Henrietta 47-18 while Brownhelm routed LaGrange 44-27 and Penfield edged Belden 01-46. Eaton trailed Columbia 35-15 at intermission but surged to a 46-30 spurt. Columbia’s Roger Walter and George Zurkan led with 18, Eaton’s Cliff Thierry had 17, Jim Lyons 16, while Brookside’s Willard Klingshirn scored 21 in a by Brookside and Eaton’s 12 from Chuck Siniff and Mel Rader.
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Brookside
South Amherst
Grafton
Ridgeville
Eaton
Columbia
Roger Walter
George Zurkan
Columbia Quint
Cliff Thierry
Jim Lyons
Chuck Siniff
Mel Rader
Willard Klingshirn
Shoremen
Pete Rockas
Dick Tomanek
Hal Parker
Elmer ‘Kimegshirn
Camden High Clamps Birmingham 57 22 in Independent Clash
Camden High defeated Birmingham of Erie County 57 to 22 in a midweek independent contest at Camden. Jim Ward led Camden with 25 points and Lewis Hanes added 15 as Camden won their third of five games. Birmingham endured a fourth straight loss.
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Jim Ward
Camden High
Cagers
Birmingham
Erie County
Camden
Lewis Hanes
Camden Reserves Rally Past Birmingham in Overtime
Camden overcame a 22 12 deficit after three quarters to tie in the fourth and win 57 22 over Birmingham. Dutch Scholl led Birmingham with seven tallies as Camden won the prelim 28 23 in overtime. official scoring credited Whitney and Trine among Camden players.
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Dutch Scholl
Camden
Whitney
Hanes
Kudela
Ingersoll
Togan
Pitts
Seneff
Trine
Bechstein
Rates
P Mileti
Sharp
Simek
Angelo
Bruce Bloom
Burton Jenne
Pioneers Start Season With Win Over Cleveland Heights
Elyria High powered to a 50 45 Lake Erie League opener over Cleveland Heights as Coach Harold Block switched to man for man defense. Merva led Elyria with 11 points while Farmer 10 Hettler Logan Hartman each added nine as the Pioneers built a steady lead, then with reserves in reduced margin late. Lorain and Shaw won earlier league openers with Shaw routing Lakewood 71 44 and Lorain beating Shaker Heights 43 34.
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Elyria High Court
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Heights
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Tom Farmer
Ken Logan
Dick Hartman
Hartman
Pioneers
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Hettler
Don Hawk
Akron
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Pete) Block
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Shaw
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Block
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Farmer
John Miller
Merva
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Logan
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Hartmann
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Don Morris
Fred Fitzpatrick
Jim Miller
Waitt
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Dick Danka
Red Raiders
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Nystrom
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Kirk
Telatnik
Pritz
Leonetti
Danka
Blatchford
J. Brown
Mitroff
WR. Brown
Conant
Lorain St Marys routs Elyria Catholic 64 to 23
Lorain St Marys High School dominated Elyria Catholic on their home floor, running to a 64 to 23 independent win as Jim Snyder led with 19 points and Larry Lenzen added 13. Elyria Catholic struggled from the field and free throw line, while St Marys rolled a deep bench into the scoring column and cruised past the Panthers.
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Elyria Catholic
Panthers
Lorain St. Mary's Court
Hal Langton
Ed Kubuski
Snyder
Lorain
Jim Snyder
LarryLenzen
Elyria
St. Mary's
Lynn Rader
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Burechko
Kozel
J McGee
SiSchilke
Plato
Rich
Gua
DiMacchia
Janowicz
Zajec
Beard
Michaels
A Kurek
Burns
Odiconrad
Ross
Talarski
Tora
St Mary's
Floria Catholic
Bob Mellvaine
Ed Mihalik
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