Oberlin-Routs Amherst 78-47 in College Basketball
Oberlin Indians defeated Amherst 78 to 47 as 21 points by Harris led the Oberlin attack. Townsel 11 and Bourne 18 contributed, while Schriner 6 and Townsel 5 paced a third-quarter surge that gave Oberlin a 39-point edge. Amherst, coached by Russ Lynch, drops to three straight losses with Fairview coming next.
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Amherst
Bourne
Ruben Townsel
Wayne Morgan
Gene Knipp
Comets
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Lee
Townsel
Barry Bourne
Joe Harter
del Spurlock
Russ Lynch
Middies Down Raiders 86 64 in Lorain County clash
Midview High balanced scoring as it stretched its winning streak to six with an 86 64 victory over Columbia in a Lorain County League game in the Middie gym. The teams traded the lead early as the score stayed tight through the opening minutes.
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Eaton
Midview High
Columbia
Middie
Lorain County
Lourdes Conquers Cantius In North Central clash
Lourdes High defeated St John Cantius 55 to 36 in Cleveland as Lourdes took control with a 39-25 edge after three quarters. Mike Klima led Lourdes with 20 points, Ed Chessar 14, Dan Coleman 10, while Ken Pepera topped Cantius with 11.
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Cleveland
Our Lady of Lourdes High
St. John Cantius
Jayhawks
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Lourdes
Mike Klima
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Ed Chessar
Dan Coleman
Ken’ Pepera
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St. John Cantus
LSU Tigers Face Sugar Bowl Jinx After Undefeated Run
Louisiana State, ranked number one, finished the regular season unbeaten and untied for the first time in half a century but faces the Sugar Bowl hurdle in New Orleans as postseason play begins.
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Texas
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Bengals
Oklahoma
Sooners
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Seown Life Chapin Women’s League and PBC Race Standings
Final first half standings show Seown Life Chapin Women’s League leading with 29 wins and 19 losses. United Polish Club and Thomasson’s tie for second at 27 wins. Details list teams Chevrolets, Pontiacs, Buicks, and Rams, with high individual scores by Harry Moray and Mane Finnegen. The text also notes a post season football preview mentioning LSU’s Sugar Bowl bid and Coach Dietzel.
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Dobrowski Meats
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Glgenbach
Kruegerlag
Jones
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Ticket Sale Opens for Browns Baltimore Championship Game
Cleveland public sale launched for the Dec. 28 title game at Cleveland Stadium with bleacher seats at 34 dollars and general admission at 18 dollars. Browns face the New York Giants in a division playoff meanwhile Baltimore awaits the Giants outcome.
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UPI
Cleveland Stadium
Browns
New York Giants
Baltimore
New York
Akron Hoban nips St Stanislaus in late rally
Akron Hoban edge St Stanislaus 52 to 49 as Hoban capitalized on late foul shots and balanced scoring led by 16 points each from Cackowski and Fortney. Norris, Blesters, and Kapowksi contributed on the boards and defense while Stanislaus struggled with turnovers and missed chances at the line.
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Spoohs
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Myers
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Radar
Maurer
Palmer
Hartman Bowls 516 Leads Local Bowling Scores
Theresa Hartz man posts a 3516 series and Ethel Neft a 91 singleton pace at Perky Lanes Women s Bowling. Multiple teams and local shops are listed with high individual totals and a 804 team game by Waite Electric. Second-half league opens with several teams tied for first place and notable mentions include Hart Construction, Lorain Glass, and Dr Pepper.
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Wellington
Theresa Hartzman
Ethel Neft
Singleton
Lou’s Flower Shop
Trio
Waite Electric
Owy.o-Prome
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Fie Larson Foundry
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Atwell
Writers’ Association
Bave Krupar
Scholastic Cage Results Show Varied High School Scores
A long list of basketball results from Scholastic Cage shows Elyria Catholic 68 over Sora 6, Amherst 78 over Midview 47, Columbia 64 over Brookside 64, Avon 45 over Olmsted Falls 50, Strongsville 47 over Brdmeat Ross 46, and many more including Canton Lehman 74 over Wooster 65 and Cambridge 77 over New Concord 8. The scores reflect a wide spread of outcomes across numerous teams.
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Amherst
Midview
Columbia
Brookside
Avon
Olmsted Falls
Strongsville
Brdmeat
Ross
Tiffin
Toronto
Wellsburg
Val
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Lehman
Wooster
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Hiland
Marion Pranklin
Reynoldsburg
Col South
Col. Linden
Highland
Seville
Lutheren West
Brooklyn
Wickliffe
Lutheran East
Bhan
University Schon
Salem
East Palestine
Tiffin Calvert
Attics
Massillon
Akron
Gerfield
Akron Ellet
Akron East
Barberton
Kenmore
Aron Buchtel
Akron St
Elyria Frosh Triumph 50-29 Over North Olmsted
Elyria High freshmen opened their 1958-59 basketball season with a 50-29 win over North Olmsted frosh in the Elyria High gym. Kenny Dick scored 16 points and Clair Altheide added 12 as Elyria built a 10-6 lead in the first period and pulled away. The Pioneer frosh next host Ashland tomorrow.
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Elyria High
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Frosh
Kenny Dick
Clair Altheide
Elyria
Ashland
Benson Splits 680 In All Star Bowling Night
Ray Benson cooled from a 715 Monday to a 680 in the Bowling Center All-Star League. Benson led a slate of 600-plus scores including Mike Frisco 658 and Jim Moran Sr. 606 while Ted Tarry piled a 663 with a 248 game. Other leagues saw Pitts 637 season high and 1,068 to 2,730 team marks at Bowl-O-Drome and Stoney's Rainbow Lanes.
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Ray Benson
Bowling Center
Benson
Mike Frisco
Jim Moran Sr
Ted Tarry
Ray Knight
Robert Karnes
Cass Pitts
Stoney’s Rainbow
Lehman Cartage No. 1
Ied Witbeck Trucking
Vermilion Truck Line
Dim Moran Sr
Perkins Versus Vasquez Highlights WEWS Boxing Card
Eddie Perkins meets Baby Vasquez in a scheduled boxing fight on WEWS at 10. The event promises a lean, action packed matchup. Barons visit Hershey with a broadcast on WGAR at 10:30 for a late hockey showdown.
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Baby Vasquez
WEWS
Hockey—Barons
Hershey
WGAR
Corum Died With Book Unfinished
New York columnist Bill Corum, longtime sports writer and president of Churchill Downs, died of lung cancer at St. Luke's Hospital at age 63. He had been ill since contracting pneumonia in World War II and had only recently returned to write his column before passing away.
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New York Journal-American
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St. Luke’s Hospital
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John 5. Daws Jr
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Davis
St. Luke’s
Pirates defeat Westfield for sixth straight win
Black River High’s basketball team, led by Bud Halada with 29 points and Tom Davenport 26, beat Westfield 72 to 59 in Medina County League action. Halada scored 27 in the second period as Black River outscored Westfield 25-6, while Davenport added eight points in the third and nine in the fourth. Westfield’s Dave Ponting had 20 and Noel Davis 15.
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Westfield
Noél Davis
Black River
G. F. Tegft
van Pelt
Juehport
Davis
Benford
SI Ricke
Walt
Ponting
Jalada
Garner
Wutbrick
Ferrel
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Time Change for Avon Lake at Ridgeville Basketball Game
Ridgeville High officials announced the Avon Lake at Ridgeville basketball game Saturday night will start with a reserve game at 7 p.m. and the main game will follow, instead of the 7:30 p.m. start.
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