Elyria High profits from 1951 football season cut deficit
After a profitable 1951 football season, Elyria High School reduces its athletic deficit to 73360 dollars. Ralph Bauer reports a 2818 dollar profit for 1951, aided by new gate receipt distribution in the Lake Erie League, tax changes, higher ticket prices, and concessions. Home gates now mostly stay with Elyria, altering payments to visiting teams and impacting prior totals from Lakewood and Cleveland Weights. Attendance declined to 16395 across five home games, yet overall profit improved with brighter prospects for 1952. The piece also notes a broader gambling shift in Elyria and upcoming track and horse racing schedules at Cranwood, Ascot, and Randall venues.
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Schoel
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Lake Erie
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Cleveland
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Wats
Eloria Mligh
Elyria Five Seeks Second Win At Euclid Friday
Elyria High’s Fkinneers seek their second win in three games against Euclid Panthers in Erie League action. The tall Euclid squad looms as a challenge despite Elyria missing six five center Stan Intiar. Myron Cooper leads Elyria with a 6-4 height, supported by Dick Paugh Don Vitie, Jim Nimmo and Frank Nimmo.
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lBuetia
Panthers
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Myron Cooper
Dick Paugh
Don Vitie
Jim Nimmo
Frank Nimmo
Intinar
Top Grid Figures Honored By Touchdown Club
The Touchdown Club honored professional and college football stars at a Danauer event. Kaemaier accepted the college player of the year honor though he could not attend due to a Heisman Trophy reassignment in New York. Browns coach Pat Brown praised tackle Low Groza of Martine Ferry as the club’s MVP. Marie Newman was named Cleveland High School coach of the year after 30 years at Callingaded High. The East Senate champ Railroaders lost to West Senate champions James Ford Rhodes.
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Youngstown
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New York
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Browns
Low Groza
Martine Fery
Chib
Marie Newman
Callingaded High School
Cleveland High
James Ford Rhodes
Burke Sets One-Game Scoring Mark in Wakeman Rout
Wakeman High guard Bill Burke scored 34 points on 14 fields and 6 free throws to break the school single-game scoring record in a 98-41 win over Rugegles-Troy. Teammate Bernard Walfe added 26 as Yeomen improved to 61st victory this season. Fenn College setback noted with 59-46 score in another game.
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Marty Marion
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Gieat Brienbach
Gbertin
Fenn
DiMaggio retires as Yankees star and hints at TV career
Joe DiMaggio ends a 13 year Yankee center field run saying baseball is no longer fun. He plans to stay with the organization and considers describing games on television rather to manage, coach, or scout. The decision follows lingering health pains and a spring commitment to retire.
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United Press Sports
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Fisherman's Wharf
San Francisco
DiMaggio
Hall of Fame
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N.Y
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Yankees
Dan Topping
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Mr. Topping
Japan
Topping
Stanky Accepts Cardinals Manager Post for Two Years
Lou Stanky signs a two year contract as manager of the St Louis Cardinals at about 35000 dollars per year. He will also play and promises a hustling club. Stanky, once under Leo Durether, is described as colorful and combative.
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St. Lows Cardinals
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Leo” Durether
LaGrange Falls to Liverpool Five in Joust for Title
In Chicago the Liverpool Five defeated LaGrange as Jimmy Vaughan of Torrance led with a 1171 series in the National Match Game Bowling Tournament qualifying. Former champions Connie Schwoegler and Ruddy Bomar exited. semi finals may require 4700+ for 158 bowlers. Women's division saw Laveroor High of Valley City beat McGrange High. Sylvia Wene led with 788 as others faltered. In basketball, Harry Combs and Yale's champions faced seedings into the final round amid Big Ten betting on Illinois.
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Ile Sylvia Wene
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Don Bramley
Hoover
Tom Mack
Junie McMahon
Fairmathers
Lattawa
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Harry Com- Pse Este
Ibes
Ilinaig
Yrare
United Press
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St Ignatius Poised To Challenge Elyria Catholic In Big Clash
St Ignatius prepared to bring its strongest squad yet to face Elyria Catholic at Gulf Road gym Friday night. Coach John Wirtz, in his first year, aims to boost Cleveland area renomee while standout Dave Demko leads a deep Wildcats lineup in a bid to derail Elyria Catholic's unbeaten pace.
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Cleveland St. Fanatius
Elyria Catholic High
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Fred George
John Carroll University
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Berea
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Belden
Henrietta Crew
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Record-Setting Harness Year Surges Past Previous Marks
Dan R Mil lar, president of the United States Trotting Association, reports 46 record changes this season led by Star's Pride driven by Harry Pownall. Pownall set 10 driving records and Star's Pride and Tassell Hanover claimed multiple world records, while other drivers and horses set marks across the circuit.
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Sep Palin
Ridgeville Holds Two-Game Edge In Western Division
Brownhelm retained a commanding two game lead in the Lorain County Class B Scholastic League Western Division title race after a 63-59 win over Belden. Henrietta fell 46-43 to Camden as the race tightened with three teams suffering their second losses.
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Belden
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Lanes Women Schedule Improves Evening Bowling Cards
The Rainbow Lanes weekly program features six Rain bow Lanes women’s matches at Stoney’s. Pairings include Smith Constructions vs Rainbow Lanes, Edna’s Beauty Shop vs Rudy’s Candlelite Inn, Johnson Insurance vs Hert Construction, Fulton Funeral vs Vhamera, Rorick Thaurance vs Lloyd’s Sup Ply, and LaGrange Hardware against Elyrin Nursery.
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Alumni Proposal Studied By PCC
Pacific Coast Conference opened a study on an alumni group proposal seeking above the Illinois grants in aid for college athletes. Prof H C Everest of the University of Washington said action seemed doubtful. The PCC finalists saw Kentucky beat the Eastern champion in the finals. Coaches picked Iowa for second and Indiana third with Purdue, Michigan, and Michigan State trailing.
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