Avon Lake Maintains 1st Place With Big Win
Avon Lake, undefeated in five Eastern Division games, rolled past Columbia 72 to 43 as Pete Rockas scored 27. Brighton, unbeaten in four Western tilts, beat Camden 37 to 33 with Dale Ewell scoring 13. Other county results favored the leaders.
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Lorain County
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Avon Lake
Columbia
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Lence
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Liverpool and Spencer Suffer Medina County League Losses
Liverpool High fell 72-48 at Westfield while Spencer lost 30-27 to Chatham in Medina County Class B action. Westfield’s Lethel Edwards scored 28 and Dick Brockett 22 for the victors, with Liverpool’s Weldon Yannayen adding 14 in a game that saw Westfield pull away late.
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Ensign
Firestone
B. Walters
Oberlin beats Earlham 53 44 as Shults scores 20
Oberlin College Yeomen improve to three wins and one loss with a 53 to 44 victory over Earlham College of Richmond Indiana. Robie Shults led Oberlin with 20 points while Charlie Blackwell added 16 and powered the final spurt. Earlham’s Bob Ryan topped the Quakers with 13 points as Oberlin avenged an earlier defeat and handed Earlham its second setback in five games.
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Enfield
Shults
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Earlham
Oberlin College Yeomen
Earlham College
Richmond
Indiana
Field House
Howie Helfrich
Quakers
Colege Cage
Bob Clark
Robie Shulis
Charlie Blackwell
Blackwell
Bob Ryan
Eparlham
Lorain St. Marys Triumphs Over Birmingham in 58 27 Victory
Lorain St. Marys, led by Larry Lenzen with 14 points and Chuck Butchko 13, defeated Birmingham 58 27 to run their season record to five straight wins. The Steel City also won the preceding junior game 28 12 as reserves contributed.
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Lorain St. Mary's
Larry Lenzen
Steel City
Chuck Butchko
Ed Logan
Lorain ST. Raress
Snyder
Bechstein
Lenzen
Mileti
Butchko
Dimacchia
Lorain St. Mary's i
Louie Kolopus
Ray Thompson
New York Boxing Commission Won't Act on Oma Suspension
New York Boxing Commission chairman Eddie Eagan said New York will not act on Michigan's request to also suspend heavyweight Lee Oma. Oma received a 30 day Michigan suspension and a $500 fine for failing to proceed with an exhibition bout against Joe Louis, allowing him to fight in New York where most of his bouts occur.
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New York
New York Boxing Commission
Lee Oma
Michigan
Eddie Eagan
New York Commission
Oma
Joy Louis
Eagan
Gebhardt Dominates City Bowling With 702 Series
Gebhardt of Artes Brewers tops city bowling last night with a 702 series at the Bowling Center, opening with 258 and adding 243 and 201 for a city best. Beiter Line led teams with 1,017 and 2,892 to help Truckers tie for first-half in the All-Star circuit while Rowline Cantor and Menale Sewer swept Checker Cab to stay in the chase. a rolloff will decide the title. Stainless Steel dropped from first in the Pfaudler League after losing to Assembly Room, keeping Stock Room within one game of the lead.
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Shoremen
Columbia
Roger Walter
Fred Dammeyer
Eaton
Brookside
Brown Bombers
Siniff
Avon Lake
Taton
Ueland Durkee
Mel Rader
Tom Wargo
RU Gebhardt
Artes Brewers
Kegling
Gebhardt
Beiter Line
Truckers
Leisy's Beer
Rowline Cantor Tia
Menale
Assembly Room
Pfaudler Company
Stock Room
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Bowling Center
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Beiter Lines
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Bul Mackin
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Checker Cab
George Cotton
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600 Club All Star League Scores Report
The 600 Club All-Star League features Bill Gebhardt with 258 243 201 and 702 total and Al Fazekas posting 191 179 234 for 604. In the Sandier Company League Don Mason tallies 215 177 210 for 602.
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al Fazekas
Sandier Company League
Don Mason
Tailors tie for first in Bowl-O-Crome Class C League title race
Tailors trail Stock Room by two games at the final night of the half but win three straight from Smith Construction to open a three game margin for the first half. Don Mason ignites Stock Room with a 602 series, a new season record, as action at Tank Shop closes the half.
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Don Mason
Stock Room
Kramer Beats Gonzales in Cincinnati on World Championship Tour
Jack Kramer outplayed Richard Gonzales 11-9 6-2 to secure his 30th win in 35 starts on the world championship tennis tour. In a preliminary, Frank Parker defeated Pancho Segura 6-4 6-4 as Part of the same card. The Elyria Moose Class A League payoff for week 15 will be Sunday at 4 at the Moose Clubrooms with standings carried over to the second half. Belville South Africa bartender Pop MacDougall Sutherland, 83, notes 64 years behind the bar and 54 years without a drink.
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Gonzales
Cincinnati
Jack Kramer
Richard
Pancho) Gonzales
Frank Parker
Pancho Segura
Segura
Parker
Elyria Moose
Moose
Paul Olah
Middlecoff Leads By One Stroke At Havana Open
Cary Middlecoff of Memphis surged to a one stroke lead in the Havana Open after a five under par 67 for a 36 hole total of 133. Chick Harbert of Northville and Claude Harmon of Mamaroneck tied for second with 134s, each carding 69 to move into the runner up position.
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U.P
Cary Middlecoff
Memphis
Middlecoff
Chick Mharbert
Northville
Mich
Claude Harmon
Mamaroneck
N. Y
Cage Results from Ohio Scholastic League Matches
A compilation of high school basketball scores across Ohio regions including Lakewood Elyria Cleveland Heights Lorain Shaw Shaker Heights Oberlin Amherst Rock River Wellington Fairview Clearview Woodstock Salem Dayton Fairmont Northridge Gallipolis Logan Pomeroy Jackson Greenfield Xenia Central Middletown Miamisburg Piqua Bellefontaine Mount Gilead Cleveland Grenville John Adams Delaware Wills Urbana London Worthington Lancaster St Mary Rosary Shelby Upper Sandusky Walnut Hills Central Vocational Roger Bacon Norwood Lockland Wyoming Aquinas Columbus Linden West Bouth North East Hillsboro Upper Arlington Columbus Academy Bexley Mount Vernon Findlay Tiffin Columbian Dayton Dunbar Hamilton Catholic Eaton Dayton Oakwood Dayton Chaminade Defiance Liberty Center Bryan Wauseon Napoleon Montpelier Continental Ottawa Hamlet Florida Celvin Greenville Fostoria Fremont Ross Fostoria St Wendelin Genoa Alliance Louisville Galion Bucyrus Cleveland Poly Bene etine Ashland Mansfield Madison Marietta Newark Hovpanle St Francis St Marys Wapakoneta Dayton Roosevelt West Carrolton Middletown Miamisburg Toledo Scott Libbey Woodward Toledo Wale Central Catholic Toledo Devilbiss HTO College Dayton Tennessee Kent State New Mexico Oberlin Eakham Ind Ytterbein Wilmington Wooster Muskingum Ohio Northern Toledo Tampa Fl EAST Blippery Rock Treys Clemson Maryland Trinity Bates Villanova Mt St Marys Gettysburg Johns Hopkins Trenton Twins Drew Univ Boston Univ Amherst Loyola Wake Fordham Kings Point Hofstra Univ of Baltimore New York A C Davis Elking MIDWEST Kansas State Baylor Eastern Kentucky Bowling Green Toledo oe Beloit Coe St Josephs Univ of Chicago Western Reserve Western Michigan Pittsburgh Goodyears south Tulane Furman Monaghan Mills Southern Univ Alabama State
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Trenton Twins
Eagles and Rams set for National League title clash
Los Angeles Rams host the Philadelphia Eagles at Memorial Coliseum for the National League championship game. Rams coach Clark Shaughnessy primes a upset bid with new plays around Elroy Hirsch Tommy Kalmanir and Smith. Eagles boast top running game and tough defense led by Earl Neale as Waterfield and Van Brocklin duel through the air.
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Los Angeles Rams
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Bob Waterfield
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Podunk Tech
Earl
Greasy) Neale
Neale
Chicago Bears
Bears
Steve van Buren
Bosh Pritchard
Clyde
Scott
Waterfield
Norman van Brocklin
Joe Page
Spahn Tops In National League Pitching Honors
Warren Spahn of the Boston Braves led the league in strikeouts 151 and innings pitched 302 while winning 21 games. Ted Wilks and Dave Koslo were strong contenders with top ERA and win totals, respectively. Cardinal staff posted the best ERA as a unit. Cape Town will have South Africa's first school to train seeing eye dogs.
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Warren Spahn
Boston Braves
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N. Y
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St. Louis Cardinals
Dave Koslo
New York Giants
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Cardinals
Heintzelman
Bob Chesnes
Pittsburgh
Raffensberger
Harry Gumbert
Cincinnati
Howie Fox
Reds
Johnny Sain
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Ed Braunt
Herman Wehmeier
Dutch
Cape Town
South Africa
New London Five Dominate North Fairfield In Win
New London High School defeated North Fairfield 69 to 25 as Johnny Jetter scored 34 points with 15 field goals and four free throws. The Wildcats reserve squad also won 30 to 22, topping an earlier game recap with listed player line details and team totals.
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North Fairfield
New Haven
Johnny Jetter
New London Center
Wildcats
New London
Marin
Ovel London
N. Fairfield
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Frank Buckler
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Portuguez Wins Over Beau Jack at Madison Square Garden
New York reports Tuzo Portuguez, a 22 year old Costa Rican middleweight from Bana Land, scored a split 10 round decision over Beau Jack, a 28 year old former lightweight champion from Augusta, Georgia. Portuguez showed youth and durability by winning the last three rounds, signaling he is not yet ready for top 160 pound rivals.
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Tuzo Portuguez
Bana Land
Costa Rica
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Madison Square Garden
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Portuguez
Augusta
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