LaGrange Tops Western Division in Lorain County League
LaGrange High Wildcats seized undisputed first in the Western Division of the Lorain County Class B Scholastic League by downing Camden 61-55 at LaGrange. Rocky River upset Fairview 74-46 to move into sole lead in the Southwestern Conference, Medina beat Amherst 70-68, and Clearview defeated Wellington 65-57 as area hoops action continued.
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Wildcats
Cadmden
LaGrange
Lorain County
Camden
Fred Matheny
Fairview
Scarlet Warriors
Rocky River
Pirates
Medina
Amherst
Clearview
Wellington
Randall Motts
Warriors
River
Chic Robinson
Comets
Bees
Brad Tabbert
Tabbert
Imallest
Jack Latran
Moskal
Don Duke
S. W
Clearview Clippers
Dukes
Ray Taylor
Jim Horton
Chuck Snider
Clippers
Brookside
Avon Lake
Perini weighs Daytona racetrack stake with Braves move
Lou Perini, owner of the Milwaukee Braves, considers investing in a 2 million dollar auto racing plant at Daytona Beach Florida. The project aims to build a 2.4 mile oval for stock car racing and Indy style events, attracting large winter crowds.
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New York
Lou Perini
Milwaukee Braves
Daytona Beach
Fla
Perini
Braves
Boston
Milwaukee
Daytona
Case Tech Quint Wallops Oberlin
Case Tech defeated Oberlin 71 to 53 at Cathedral Latin gym. Johnny Hollis led Case with 19 points, Tom Goetz 16, while Oberlin’s Norm Thompson scored 10 as the Yeomen fall to 1 win in five outings.
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Case Tech
Oberlin College
Cathedral Latin
Case
Oberlin
Johnny Hollis
Tom Goetz
Yeomen
Norm Thompson
Wittenberg
Bollis
Bigitinden
Laczko
Albrecht
Eesc
Malicoat
Goetz
Thompson
eCormick
Fohlman
Mazaarella
al Furcron
Warrick
Paulino
Zunseiman
Brobinson
Geoil Yechty
Ni Myers
Talentine
Jenniches
Buran
Gase Tech
Oberlin Sue Ewes
Stuber Resigns From Iowa State Football Post
CHICAGO P Bob Stuber resigns as head football coach at Iowa State College after about a month of consideration. The 50 year old former Missouri quarterback had faced student and alumni pressure following a 2 7 season in 1953.
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Chicago
Bob Stuber
Iowa State College
Stuber
Missouri
Iowa State
Basilio Picked Over Langlois In Syracuse Bout
In Syracuse Memorial Auditorium Carmen Basilio the No 1 welterweight contender will weigh about five pounds less than French challenger Pierre Langlois. Basilio favored at 6-5, the 10 round telecast bout expects Basilio around 151 pounds and Langlois near 156. Televised nationwide at 9 p.m. EST.
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Syracuse
N. Y
Carmen Basilio
Pierre Langlois
Syracuse Memorial Auditorium
Basilio
Canadota
Langlois
15 Horses Die In Sunshine Park Fire
In Tampa Florida a blaze of undetermined origin swept a 30 foot long stable at Sunshine Park killing at least 15 horses. Stable hands freed 10 more horses from the burning barn as firefighters battled the flames.
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Sunshine Park
Tampa
Fla
Notre Dame suspends two backfield regulars
Ralph Guglielmi and Joe Heap of Notre Dame were suspended for about 20 minutes past curfew and must apply for readmission in February. Both are counted as regulars for next season.
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Notre Dame
Ralph Guglielmi
Joe Heap
Mixed Pin Loop State Six matches set for Stoney's League
Six matches headline the Thursday night program at Stoney's Mixed League with action at 9 o'clock. Searles and Packinger face Nash and Wellert. Summers and Ames take on Clifford and DeMarco. Robinson and Metzger duel McGregor and Padley. Cliff and Sowers meet Essex and Polen. Blake and Rice square off against Lauffer and Wisser. Hobilk and Freeman play Tjemmes and Nasipak.
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Stoney
Searles & Packinger
Nash & Wellert
Summers
Graham Outpoints Paddy Young In Madison Square Garden Bout
Billy Graham, fifth ranking welterweight from New York, outpointed Paddy Young of Greenwich Village in a 10 round televised match. Judges score 7-3, 8-2, 9-1 for Graham, giving him his 101st victory in 121 starts. Young cut over the right eye in the eighth round.
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New York
Billy Graham
East Side
Paddy Young
Greenwich Village
Madison Square Garden
Graham
Young
Cage Meet Slated At South Amherst
Westfield faces South Amherst and Brunswick matches Henrietta on opening night of the second annual South Amherst basketball carnival starting December 29. Westfield South Amherst leads at 7 30 while the 9 o clock game follows. Dec 30 features rematches with winners meeting in the late game to close the meet.
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Westfield
South Amherst
Brunswick
Henrietta
Westfield-South Amherst
U S Davis Cup Team Is Victor In Interzone Final
Brisbane Australia Tony Trabert and Vic Seixas won final singles to defeat Belgium in the interzone finals and earn the right to face Australia in the challenge round. Trabert, 23, beat Jacques Brichant 6 4 6 3 6 1. Seixas defeated Philippe Washer 6 2 7 5 8 6 after team captain Billy Talbert had seen him benched in doubles.
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Brisbane
Australia
VNS
Tony Trabert
Vic Seixas
Belgium
Trabert
U.S
Jacques Brichant
Seixas
Billy Talbert
Philippe Washer
Milan Quintet Downs New London 46-41
Milan High School defeated New London 46 to 41 in an independent game. Milan led 24-16 at halftime and withstood a New London rally in the second half. Jim Lavine led Milan with 17 points, while Rolle Burton scored 13 for New London. Reserve teams split 47-46.
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Bruce Campbell
LaGrange
Camden
Jerry Husted
del Dunlap
Ron Pearce
Henrietta
Birmingham
Bob Angelo
Bob Sprunk
Monte Ratliff
Sprunk
Paul Vick
Brookside
Avon Lake
Vick
Hank Hassel
Tulsa
Oklahoma
Dean Wearsch
Avon
Ridgeville
Bill Brandstadt
Eagles
Bill Winter
Harold Crocker
Columbia
Eaton
Don Richards
Crocker
Richards
Bullseye
Bill Hawk
South Amherst
Grafton
Jerry Barnhart
Cavaliers
MILAN
New London
Jim Lavine
Rolle Burton
Gsi Marett
Lavine
Burton
J Wohlever
Ganz
jBosekelly
Harner
Sherwood
Various high school and college scores from Ohio and national games
A compilation of basketball results with numerous Ohio teams such as Elyria Catholic Elyria Lakewood St Edward Wellington Medina Amherst Rocky River Ashland Berea Lorain St Marys Cleveland John Cantius North Olmsted Olmsted Falls Strongsville Euclid Parma Lakewood Shaker Heights Bhaw Cleveland Heights Cleveland Lutheran East Tech Benedictine Collinwood John Adams Glenville Cathedral Stain Cleveland East South Holy Name Hamilton Kokomo Portsmouth Cincinnati Elder Columbus North Columbus Central South Columbus Aquinas Toledo Woodward Toledo Scott Toledo Macomber Libbey Akron Garfield Canton McKinley Canton Timken Canton Lincoln Canton South Akron South Toronto Youngstown East Lincoln James Ford Rhodes Ignatius John Marshall West West Tech Brush Maple Heights Orange Brecksville Mayfield Independence Solon Wadsworth Wooster Bucyrus Crestline Leroy Burnswick Fremont Ross Fostoria Chillicothe Zanesville Cambridge Dover Newark Marietta Middletown Springfield Bowling Green Marion Harding Dayton Chaminade Miamisburg Canton Lehman Massillon Willard Port Clinton John Carroll Western Reserve Miami Ball State Case Tech Oberlin Steubenville Wooster Wittenberg Ohio Wesleyan Cornell Yale Harvard Rutgers Princeton Westminster Carnegie Tech LaSalle Georgetown Auburn Georgia Alabama Maryland South Carolina Florida George Washington Richmond VMI Southwest Missouri Hamline Iowa Southern California Wichita College of Pacific Kentucky St. Louis Houston Ceroia Oklahoma A M Utah Texas Christian Abilene Christian UCLA Denver Wyoming Hardin-Simmons Brigham Young Murray State California Washington State Kansas State Washington Lehigh Swarthmore
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Elyria
Sandusky
Lakewood St. Edward
Catho
Theerlaw
Wellington
Medina
Amherst
Rocky River
Pairview
Ashland
Galion
Berea
Garfield Heights
Lorain St. Mary’s
Cleveland
John Cantius
North Olmsted
Brooklyn
Olmsted Falls
Strongsville
North Royalton
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Euclid
Parma
Lakewood
Shaker Heights
Bhaw
Cleveland Heights
Cleveland Lutheran
Cleveland & Blanislaus
East Tech
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Benedictine
Collinwood
John Adams
Glenville
Cathedral Stain
Cleveland East South
Holy Name
Hamilton
Kokomo
Ind
Portsmouth
Cincinnati Elder
Columbus North
Columbus Central
Toledo
Woodward
Scott
Macomber
Libbey
Akron
Garfield
Canton McKinley
Canton Timken
Canton
Lincoln
Canton South
Akron South
Toronto
Youngstown East
James Ford Rhodes
Burnswick
Fremont Ross
Fostoria
Chillicothe
Zanesville
Cambridge
Dover
Newark
Marietta
Middletown
Springfield
Bowling Green
Marion Harding
Dayton
Chaminade
Miamisburg
Canton Lehman
Massillon
Willard
Port Clinton
John Carroll
Western Reserve
Miami
Ball State
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Oberlin
Steubenville
Wooster
Wittenberg
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George Washington
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Mary
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Hamline
Iowa
Southern California
Wings Take Over NHL Top Ring
Detroit Red Wings reclaim first in the NHL standings after two wins over the Chicago Black Hawks. A 3-1 Friday victory followed Thursday’s 5-1 drubbing, with early goals by Tony Leswick and league scoring leader Gordie Howe setting the pace.
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Chicago Black Hawks
Detroit Red Wings
National Hockey League
Red Wings
Tony Leswick
Gordie Howe
Six matches set for C Tenpin League at Stoney's Rainbow Lanes
The C Tenpin Bowling League schedules six matches tonight at 7 p.m. at Stoney's Rainbow Lanes. EKinter Realtor faces Graf ton Lumber and Concrete Co. Dairy Queen meets Bruce and King. LaPorte Inn plays Grady's Garage. Memo's No. 2 clashes with Van Ausdale Carpet Shop. Young Hardware meets Elyria Norwalk Truck.
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Merchants C Bowling League
Stoney’s
Rainbow Lanes
Ekinter Realtor
Grafton Lumber & Concrete Co
Dairy Queen
Bruce & King
LaPorte Inn
Grady's Garage
Memo’s No
van Ausdale Carpet Shop
Young Hardware
Elyria Norwalk
Wakeman Falls Hard To Monroeville In League Clash
Monroeville overwhelmed Wakeman 163 to 42 in a Huron-Erie League game last night. T. Freis and Fred Palmer led with 17 points each as Wakeman dropped to 4 losses in five starts and 3 losses in four league battles. Wakeman reserves won 36-33 in the prelim.
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Wakeman
Wakeman Rough Riders
Monroeville
T. Freis
Fred Palmer
T. Sparks
Palmer
Herner
Burke
Gerber
Treiber
Freis
Mahl
Peacock
Nichols
Storey
O Becker
Reder
Ois’stock
Wild
Baehler
Shug
Yankee Scout Honored For Long Baseball Service
New York veteran scout Paul Krichell of the Yankees won the Bill Slocum Memorial Award for long and meritorious service to the game. At age 1, Krichell discovered Lou Gehrig and becomes the first scout to receive the annual honor since 1929.
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New York
Paul Krichell
New York Yankees
Bill Slocum
Krichell
Lou Gehrig
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Crook St
Bob) Aldrich
West Main St. — LaGrange
Harvey Lewis
Winckles St
C. J. Springer
Spring St
Amherst, O
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N. J. Hoskins
Elyria, Ohio
Clarence Farey
Penfield Ave
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Columbia Station
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Foster Ave
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W. Lorain St
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