Elyria Catholic Tops St. Mary In Key Conference clash
Elyria Catholic outlasted St. Mary 68 66 as Joe Dziak hit a late jumper and Marys defense struggled in the final minute. Simonovich directed a late stretch for Elyria Catholic with strong defense and fast breaks, while Pozega and Becker led the Irish scoring and Wimsatt added key baskets. The Panthers faced Cleveland St. Stanislaus in a next game as both teams kept their conference hopes alive.
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Joe Dziak
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Our Lady of Lourdes
Yid
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Catholic Edge
George Simonovich
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Simonovich
Tom Pozega
Nick Autisio
Don Wimsatt
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Lorain
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Mike Beck
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Brookside
Bob Papajcik
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Beiter
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St.Khe Irish
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Cali Silakh
Carl Kramer
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Bearcats Face COP and St Louis in Key Ohio Matchups
Cincinnati holds No 1 ranking and unbeaten record entering a top Missouri Valley Conference game versus College of Pacific. The Bearcats also face St Louis Billikens in a pivotal road test and Wittenberg seeks another test of its defense in an away affair.
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Bearcats
College of Pacific
St. Louis Billikens
Wittenberg
Lawsville
Tiger
Loue
WEOL Seeks Feedback on Indians Radio Broadcasts
WEOL asks Elyria area listeners to vote on continuing Cleveland Indians baseball games on air versus music during Indians game times. Manager Paul Nagel says the games are popular but seeks listener expressions. The note references Joe Cowden and Pat Summerall in relation to Browns coverage and a controversial game.
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Elyria Area
Cleveland
WEOL
Joe Cowden
Cleveland Browns
New York Giants
Joe
Pat Summerall
San Francisco sports fans and midway among the mob
A reflection on intolerant sports fans in major cities and the broader pattern of personal abuse toward athletes and coaches. The piece notes that many hardworking people support top performers yet demand perfection, and it cites a correction about a benefit fight card for Elyria amateur fighter Eshmon Thomas with date errors.
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UPI
San Francisco
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
New York
Boston
Columbus
Montreal
Madison
Philadelphia
Harry Day
Eshmon Thomas
Elyria
Mitter
Akron
Packers seek new general manager after front office overhaul
Green Bay is reorganizing to grant the general manager full control of football operations. Rumors swirl around Earl Lambeau’s candidacy and John Olejniczak confirms the shift while Lambeau’s past leadership looms large in discussion.
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Green Bay, Wis
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Green Bay Packers
Verne Lewellen
Ray McLean
Oieiniccak
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Dominic Olejniczak
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Duck Hunting Hours Set In Elgrns Area
Hours for migratory waterfowl hunting tomorrow in the Elgrns area run from 7 19 a m to 4 3 p m, with opening one half hour before meeting.
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West Virginia rides West to 98 67 victory over Richmond
Jerry West scored 29 points to lift West Virginia over Richmond 98-67 as the Mountaineers, 6th in seven games, pulled away after a 34-35 first half stumble. Bob Smith added 23 while Tulsa beat Oklahoma State and Loyola Chicago edged Drake in other results.
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West Virginia West
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Richmond
Virginia
Iip!o
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W. Va
Mountaineers
Partian
West
Fred Schaus
Bob Smith
Clarence Iba
Hank
Tulsa
Oklahoma State
Oklahoma City
North Texas State
Loyola
Drake
Arkansas City
Weber College
Utah
Portland
Washington
St. Louis
College results mixed across regions this week
EAST Fenn State 71 Gettysburg 60 West Virginia 98 Richmond 57 Rhode Island 60 New Hampshire Yale 76 Brown 73. Virginia Tech 95 Furman 80. Nebraska Wesleyan 76 Omaha 74. Portland 63 Washington U. 50. Loyola St 74 Drake 71. St Thomas 42. Heidelberg 62 Bluffton 57. Capital 67 Wooster 52. SOUTHWEST Abilene Christian 58. Oklahoma State 50. San Francisco 47 Wichita 46.
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Gettysburg
West Virginia
Richmond
JL West Western Reserve
Hiram
Miami
Ohio
Mershall
Portland
Washington U
Loyola St
Drake
Nebraska Wesleyan
Omaha
Gustavus-Adolphus
St Thomas
Heidelberg
Bluffton
Concordia
Ind
Defiance
Detroit
Assumption
Capital
Wooster
Southwester
Abilene Christian
Atkansas College
Atkansas
Tech Auea
Oklahoma State
Oxrishome City
North Texas State
Santa Clara
Houston
San Francisco
Wichita
Olmsted Falls Edges Strongsville 50 47 In Nailbiting Game
Olmsted Falls Eagles rally to defeat Strongsville 50 47 at home in a tense independent contest. Falls erases a 58 34 fourth quarter deficit and moves to 3 3 on the season as Wollenzier scores 17 and Ols 12 to pace the winners while Rouny leads Strongsville with 17.
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Strongsville
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Eagles
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Roger Rouny
Wollenzier
Ols
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Roub
Keiinoski
Goede
Atronkeente
Renfro Grows as Plum’s Top Pass Target for Browns
Ray Renfro, speedster from North Texas, emerges as Cleveland Browns’ key aerial weapon. His six touchdown catches and 569 receiving yards this season underscore his role as a primary target for quarterback Plum in Sunday’s clash with the Giants.
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State
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Browns
New York
Giants
Buckeyes Cup Title and Renfro’s Big Season
Ray Renfro, star end of the Buckeyes, is watched closely as Elyria YMCA players and high school teams prepare for Saturday action at the Lakewood YMCA. Renfro has 91 receptions for 2,093 yards and 24 touchdowns this season, pairing with the Browns' evolving air attack while Jim Brown and Lew Carpenter loom as ground threats. The Browns aim to stretch the defense with Renfro acting as decoy or deep threat, seeking a big play as the team navigates a tense stretch with one more brace of games remaining in the season.
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Elyria Ymca
Renfro
Lakewood Ymca
Bob Williamson
Don
Buckeye
Allen
Stevenson
Elyma Ymca High School
al Sherman
House
Ren
Buckeyes
Zorros
Red Caps
Theylstock
Spartans
Tom Hook
Frog
Bob Starr
Rewadele
Jim
Giants
Jim Brown
Lew Carpenter
Rabbit
Brookside Deals Avon 64 45 In Nonconference win
Brookside defeated Avon 64 to 45 as Brookside center Jack Piskira led with 21 points while Ron Rieth and Sherm Tyree added 11 each. Avon, led by Tom Smith with 33 points, shot 25 percent and did not prevent Brookside from a 12 point second period margin.
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Brookside
Jack Piskira
Ron Rieth
Sherm Tyree
Andy Winte
Tom Smith
Avon
Roy Jones
Ron Buehner
Eagles
George Casco
Avon Teams Sweep Columbia Quints in Monday Wins
Avon two high school basketball squads defeated Columbia teams here Monday. The Junior High five won 59 to 10 and the Freshmen quint edged to a 19 to 3 victory.
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Columbia Quints
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Fremont Triumphs Over Columbian In Independent Showdown
Fremont High beat Tiffin Columbian 46 to 42 in an independent game. Roger Mann tied the game at 26 26 in the third period, and Fremont pulled away with Harry Walter scoring 17 points and Mann adding 12. Columbian’s Horst Muelnbrenner and John Fredricks had 14 and 12.
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Elyna
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Columbian
Roger Mann
Ross
Harry Walter
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