Lorain area sports round up with diverse events and notes
Rustling Thru Sports reviews Lorain County Class B League matchups tonight, hockey and boxing cards, and college football chatter. Notables include Denison end Bob Sepessy’s MVP award, Charles Maxim boxing reassessment, a four player Barons trade, Vic Lynn and Ken Davies joining Cleveland, plus local high school hoops and defensive trends.
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F. C
Krieger
NCAA
Ohio Association of Football Officials
Krieper
Cleveland Barons
Providence Reds
Cleveland
Ken Davies
Vic Lynn
Paul Ay
Joe Lund
Kentucky No 1 in UPIs college basketball ratings
New York UPIs coaches rating places Kentucky as the nation's top team, with 29 voters naming them No 1. St Johns rises to third on recent wins while Kansas State appears in the top five. St. Johns, Washington, and Kansas State post notable shifts as Kentucky prepares to face St. Johns in Lexington.
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Kentucky
New York
W.pi
United Press
Illinois
Kansas State
St John's
Brooklyn
St. Loui University
Hlinois
Ohio tracks get 19 to 44 racing days assigned
The Ohio Harness Racing Commission allotted dates for six daytime tracks and four major venues. Beulah Park Grove City and River Downs in Cincinnati receive 19 to 44 days across May to October, with others like Ascot Park Akron and North Randall set for summer to early autumn sessions.
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Coulmbus. O
Ohio Hate Racing Commission
Ohio
Beulah Park
Jockey Chih, Inc
Grove City
Betwee
Ohio State Jockey Club, Inc
River Downs
Cincinnati
Ascot Park Jockey Club
iAscot Park
Akron
Randall Park Jockey Club
Owo
North Randall Track
Aurora Downs, Inc
Bainbridge Park
Grandview Oval Track
Solon
Paineaville Racewayy, Inc
Lake County Fairgrounds
Lebanon ‘Trajiing Association, Inc
Warren County Fairgrounds
Columbus Trotting Association
Hihards
Franklin County Fair-grounds
Dodgers Dressen Sees Tough Road Ahead After Pennant Loss
In 1949 sport notes, Manager Chuck Dressen reflects on Brooklyn’s collapse in the final playoff game as the Giants clinch the pennant. He notes fear for next season, hopes Duke Snider and Hodges improve, and urges the front office for pitching help. Dressen recalls Bolton Thomson’s three run homer and the heartbreak that followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U S
Oscar Praley
United Press
Jew York
Brooklyn Dodgers
Lnst
Chuck Dressen
Dressen
Little Chuck
Bolton Thomson
Dodgers
Giants
Driessen
Phillies
Weekend Cage Schedule From Erie Suburbs to Lakewood
The Eaton Avon South Amherst Avon Lake Brookside Gratton Ridgeville Columbia lineups mix high school and local league games. Teams include Penfield Camden Liverpool LaGrange Elyria Oberlin Shaker Heights Amherst Lakewood Welllington Ridgeville Columbia Norwalk St. Paul area matches with multiple venues and a Saturday card. Also notes a bowling schedule with United Parish Club matches at Stoney's Rainbow Lanes and local business team pairings.
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Lakewood
Shaw
Shaker Hrights
Amherst
Oberlin
Palrview
Clesrylew
Rocky River
Welllixton
Avon
Brookside
Avon Lake
Ridgeville
Columbia
Bouth Amherst
Gratton
Eaton
UN Grange
Belden
Brownhelm
Brighton
Penfield
Camden Hoonetin
Birmingham
Wakeman
Greenwich
Brunswick
Taverpool
Medina
Lont
UPC
Tar Bowers
United Parish
Seaur
Stoney’s
Rainbow Lanes
Steve's Barber Bhop
United Pollan Club
Mackert’s Dairy
Mom's Open Kitchen
Elgrin Motors
Thomasson’s
Gibby's Place
Array's
Pine Construction Vx
Lew Gast Insurance
Giants seek Stanky deal to join Cardinals after contract talks
Chicago and San Francisco wire reports detail negotiations over Chuck Stanky’s two-year pact with the St. Louis Cardinals. The plan would swap veterans Red Bird president Fred Saigh’s lineup with Jimmy Vaughan handling pending terms. Lanier and Diering poised to move to New York in exchange for Stanky after the signings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis Cardinals
Eddie Stanky
New York Giants
Stanky
Cardinals
Fred Saigh
Max Lanier
Chick Diering
Mobile
Alabama
Chicago
al Novak
Cleveland
St. Louis
Novak
Chuck
Giants
Jimmy Vaughan
Tus Mobile
Ala
Torrance
Calif
Vaughan
Toinot
Sportsmans
Red Bird
Sylvia Wene
Philadelphia
Val Mikiel
Detroit
Satgh
John McGraw
Giant
Cardinal
Charles ¢Chub
Feeney
Lanier
Diering
New York
Lehman Opens 626 Series in Bowling Center B League
Gene Lehman with Paige Builders paced the city bowlers Monday night posting a 626 series in the Center B League. His 241 opening game led the surge, followed by 201 and 184 as John Boyson rolled the city high single with a 242 for Haury Ser.
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Gene Lehman
Paige Builders
Keglers
John Bayson
Haury Ser
Bowling Center
Elyria Elks League Bowls At Stanley's Rainbow Lanes
Paige Biliters led the B League with a 2823 series and a 982 high single to push a season mark at Stanley's Rainbow Lanes. Norb Shinsky posted 234 607 in Carpenters Union League at Olympic, establishing two season records in that circuit.
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Vice
Stanley
Rainbow Lanes
Paige Bi Liters
Norb Shinsky
Olympic
Simpson Is 1951 Driving Champ
Simpson of Chester South Carolina won a record 433,196 dollars and 118 harness races to be crowned the 1951 driving champion by the United Trotting Association. He led in both money won and wins, with Duke of Lullwater and Ford Hanover among his top winners. McMullen of London Ohio tallied 98 victories.
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Columbus
John F. Simnson
Chester
U.S
Simpson
Duke of Lullwater
Ford Hanover
W. N. Line McMullen
London
Varied college basketball scores across teams in latest results
Scores from Missouri teams and others show Missouri 62 Missouri Valley 49 and Washburn 68 Youngstown 86. Purdue 81 Marquette 60. Kentucky 91 Xavier 68. Iowa State 51 Drake 65. Lehigh 15 Buffalo 48. Manhattan 75 Brown 68. Boston College 76. Texas College 69. Cameron and others listed with mixed outcomes.
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saKeuries
Missouri
Missouri Valley
Registf
Washburn
Youngstown
al Duquesne
Certeal
Western Michigan
Purdue
Marquette
DePauw
Minnesota
Kentucky
Xavier
Wayne
Auchigan Oem
Iowa
Manhattan
Aaney
Mercer
Piedmont
New York State Today
Concordia JC
Davie Filkins
Waghieshire
Seracuse
Brigham Young
Liberty State
Beckley
Boston College
Massachusetts
Texas College
Wiley
Southwestern Institute
Loyola
Oubh
Virginia Bare
Bluefield
Tampa
Culver Stockton
Louiselie
Georgetown
Tuwane
Alabama
Vovertinns Mesa
Dixie
League quin tets schedule for tonight’s matches
The weekly program lists four league quin tet matches at 9 o clock. Saxonian Import House faces Pepper, Ruckeve Maida plays Weld, Spicer Realty meets Farcon Foundry, Yates Construction clashes with Alyria Matar.
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Saxonian Import House
Fr Pepper
Ruckeve Maida& Tieve Mein- Weld
Spicer Realty
Seven Players Figure In Reds-Phillies Deal
Phillies trade Andy Seminick Dick Lister Eddie Pellagrini and rookie Niles Jordan to Cincinnati for Howard Fox Connie Ryan and Smokey Burgess. Reds gain catcher Seminick to shore up defense and Ryan to fill second base. Burgess and Fox part of seven man package with emphasis on infield and catching strength.
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Milton Richman
United Press
EW York
Andy Seminick
Dick Lister
Eddie Pellagrini
Niles Jordan
Cincinnati
Philadelphia Phillies
Howard Fox
Connie Ryan
Forrest
Smokey) Burgess
Luke Sewell
Seminick
Ryan
Eddie Sawyer
Phillies
Jordan
Burgess
Cubs
Reds
Chicago
PCC Proxies Are Given Added Power
In a landmark move the Pacific Coast Conference shifts control of its athletic policy to college presidents. The PCC abandons fines against schools for rule violations and delegates enforcement to school leaders, responding to critics including judges and political figures nationwide.
Hogan Top Man In Golf Banks Hogan Top Man In Golf Banks
In 1951 Ben Hogan dominated golf by winning the Masters for the first time, defending the US Open, and claiming the world title at Tam O'Shanter. Sam Snead ranked a close second, securing the PGA Championship. The U S won the Ryder Cup against Britain for the seventh time as Babe Didrikson Zaharias, despite no major titles, earned the nickname Mrs Golf with over $15,000 in earnings.
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New York
Hel
Ben Hogan
Teaan
Tam Oo Shanter
Sam Snead
United States
PGA
Great Brita
Babe Didrikson Zaharias
Oberlin Gridders Feted and Elected Captains
Oberlin High School honors 1950 football players at the banquet in Pleasant Street School cafeteria. Seniors Bob Holden and Ken Smith named honorary captains. Smith and Dick Robinson noted as four year lettermen. Indians went five of six in league play and seven of nine overall. Speakers included Jimmy Dudley and Booster Club president Lee Holden. Letters awarded to Bill Annable, Milford Babcock, Bob Bryant Bah Dadgsell, Willie Edgards, Frank Eltir, Dirk Gleason, Holden Charles Jackson, Charles Kunkler, Don Martin, Ron Marena, John Nasipak, Ron Oakley, Don Parsh, Gene Presti, Dick Robinson, Neal Shannon Hen Smith, Lee Smith, Andy Stefan, Lorenzo Walker, Tom Wilbur, Keith Williams. Team manager George Pescherie also lettered.
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Oberlin
Rocky River
Pleasant Street
Bob Holden
Ken Smith
Smith
Dick Robinson
Indians
Jimmy Dudley
Cleveland
Lee Holden
Booster Club
Boyd Robinsson
Superintendent of
E. Wigton
Jnwards
Steve Johnson
Women’s Club of the
East Oberlin Church
Bill Annable
Milford Babcock
Bob Bryant
Dadgsell
Willie Edgards
Frank Eltir
Dirk Gleason
Holden Charles Jackson
Charles Kunkler
Don Martin
Ron Marena
John Nasipak
Ron Oakley
Don Parsh
Gene Presti
Neal Shannon
Hen Smith
Lee Smith
Andy Stefan
Lorenzo Walker
Tom Wilbur
Keith Williams
George, Pescherie
Oberlin College Five Seeks First Win vs Fenn Foxes
Oberlin College five meets Fenn College of Cleveland in an independent game hoping to snap a two game skid. They lost 76 to 75 in overtime at Estlham College, Richmond Indiana, and aim for a fourth straight victory in the series started in 1843. Last year Oberlin won the renewal 76 to 48.
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Oberlin
Oberlin College
Foxes
Fenn College
Cleveland
Estlham College
Richmond
Indiana
Oberlin Five
Archie Moore Upset By Johnson in Milwaukee Bout
Johnson, a Philadelphia puncher, won a unanimous decision over Archie Moore at the Milwaukee Arena. Moore, from Toledo, Ohio, suffered his first defeat in 17 bouts this year, outweighed by 7 percent in weight, and bloodied Johnson’s nose in the fourth round with no knockdowns. Both men remained strong to the finish.
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Sulwalis
Wis
U.P
Harold Johnson
Joe Maxim
Johnson
Philadelphia
Archie Moore
Milwaukee Arena
Moore
Toledo
Humez Is Given Title Bout Bid
The International Boxing Club offered France’s Charles Humez a welterweight title fight with Kid Gavilan of Cuba after NBA order. IBC foreign chief Lew Burston cabled Humez and his Paris manager hours after Gavilan was told to sign within 10 days to defend or vacate the title.
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Xumk
UPI
International Boxing Club
National Boxing Association
Charles Humez
France
Kid Gavilan
Guba
Lew Burston
IBC
Foreign Department
Humez
Paris
NBA
Gavilan
Brownhelm Leads County B Cage Show With Seven-Game Run
Brownhelm holds the best county record at seven straight wins and 4-0 in Western Division Lorain County Class B Scholastic Basketball League. Tonight they face Belden as part of a seven-game program with Brighton against Penfield, Camden versus Henrietta, and Ridgeville leading the Eastern Division against Columbia. Nearby matchups include Eaton at Avon, Brookside at Grafton, South Amherst at Avon Lake, and an independent LaGrange game versus Liverpool High City. The second seven-game program is set for Friday.
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Davies Dillies
Lorain County
Eaton
Avon
Avon Lake
South Amherst
Brookside
Grafton
Ridgeville
Columbia
Brownhelm
Belden
Penfield
Brighton
Henrietta
Camden
Cleveland Heights
Denison University
Big Red
Sepessy
Denson
The
Heights Tigers
Hotel Antlers
Lorain
Cleveland Arena
Ezzard Charles
Joey Maxim
San Francisco
Cow Palace
Charles- Maxim
Double Z
Maxim
Cleveland
Charles-Maxim
Charles
Cleveland Heigts
Lake Erie
Fairview
Brownhelim
Lake Fire
Clearview
Zames Brownhelm
Lorein
Avons Lake
LaGrange
Liverpool High
Vall ‘City
Stoddard Clings To Scoring Lead
Pi Jack Stoddard of the Providence Reds held the American Hockey League scoring lead for a second straight week with 36.1 points on 15 goals and 21 assists. Real Chevrefils of Hershey was second with 34 points, followed by George Armstrong of the Pittsburgh Hornets with 31. Clair Simpson of St. Louis had 30, while Steve Wacky of Cleveland and Ray Powell of Providence were tied for fifth with 29.
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NEW York Pi
Jack Stoddard
Providence Reds
Stoddard
Real Chevrefils
Hershey
George Armstrong
Pittsburgh Hornets
Clair Simpson
St. Louis
Steve Wacky
Cleveland
Ray Powell
Providence
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Russ Davies
Davies
Barons
Jackie Gordon
Jerry Reid
Lynn
Pittsburgh
Arena
Joan Hess
Massillon
University of Wisconsin
Vic Janowicz
Ohio State
Miss Hess
Wisconsin
Ohio State Wisconsin
Janowicz
Woody Hayes
Jamowicz
Paddy Demarco
Sandy Saddler
Madison Square Garden
DeMarco
Saddler
Charley Johnston
Sandy
Johnston
C. B. Powell
New York State Athletic Commission
Powell
Dale Bruce
Ohio Wesleyan
Jack Carl
Denison
United Press College
Parenthe
Est
Polseberad
Janus
Beton Hall
Kentucey
N.Y OU
Duke
Dayton
Caifornia
Glad
Clainnat
Oklahoma
TCU
Vanderbilt
Haming
Canisius
Holy Cross
North Carolina
Syracuse
Stanford
Pennsylvania
Texas
Dunesse
Bonaventure
Pre
Washington
St Louis
Oklahoma A. & M
Kansas
North Carolina State
Wyoming
St. John's
Washington & Jefferson
Frank McGuire
Lexington
Duracter
Daracter Leo
Cage
Avon South
Gratton Ridgeville
Menriettn
Liverpool
Joseph
Rugri
Troy
Ay Ailyrin
Ignanue
Elyria
John B. Kinter
Bart Ave
Charles Stanky
Gong
Caw Palace
Joe Walcott
Joe Louis
Jersey
Joe
Britain
Freddies
Mills
Pappy Walcott
Lehman
Boyson Clouts
Elks League
Horace Jones
al Wachsberger
Carpenters Union League
Norbert Shinsky
Dominick
Fox
Sisler
George Sisler
Phils
Pellagrini
Boston Red Sox
St. Louis Browns
Baltimore
Sewell
Smith and
Holden
Fenn
Baz
Ford
Dearborn
Tractor Sales, Inc
Oberlin Rd
Dad
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