Barons Aim for 11th Straight Home Win in NHL Night
Detroit area sports roundup notes Barons host Pittsburgh Hornets aiming for victory number eleven on their home ice at the Arena in a Family Night event with 35 cent tickets for women and children. It highlights players like Phil Hergesheimer and Paul Grady with multiple hat tricks and 1 800 totals records in bowling. It also references Don Miller Cochrane case and NFL matchups Rams vs Lions and Notre Dame shift controversy.
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Phil Hergesheimer
Cleveland
Basketball results from area and college games
A compilation of basketball scores includes Bandusky 74 over Elyria 50 and Elyria Catholic 61 over Canton Central Catholic 50, plus numerous pairings across Ohio and other states. Notable outcomes: Shaw 62 over Lorain 55, Euclid 77 over Shaker Heights 66, Massillon 75 over Canton South 37, and Canton Timken 63 over Ashtabula 57. College results feature Ohio University 66 over Penn State 68 and Pitt 68 over Ohio University 66.
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Bandusky
Elyria
Elyria Catholic
Canton
Central Catholic
Shaw
Lorain
Cleveland Heights
Lakewood
Euclid
Shaker Heights
Amherst
Medina
Fairview
Rocky River
Wellington
Clearview
Columbus North
Columbus West
Upper Arlington
Bexley
Denison
Carrollton
Janesville
Dover
Massillon
Canton South
Minerva
Lincoln
Canton Timken
Ashtabula
Barberton
Steubenville
Athens
Wellston
Nelsonville
Logan
Jackson
Gallipolis
Painesville
Harvey
Geneva
Cleveland East
Cleveland
Glenville
Cleveland West
James Ford Rhodes
Brooklyn
North Royalton
Bay
North Olmsted
Fostoria
Bowling Green
Columbus South
Linden McKinley
Columbus East
Columbus
Aquinas
Grandview
Delaware
Willis
Mt Vernon
Urbana
Bellefontaine
Marysville
Bellstre
Barnesville
Thtonsville
Dillonvale
Cambridge
Lancaster
Findlay
Marion Harding
Cincinnaati
Western Hills
Cincinnati
Hughes
Dayton Chaminade
Miamisburg
Covington
Piqua Central
Troy
Dayton Riser
Middletown
Springfield Public
Dayton Dunbar
West Milton
Portsmouth
Cincinnati Elder
Chillicothe
Marietta
Bi. Marys
Sidney
Renia Central
Fairborn
Toledo
Waite
Macomber
Woodward
DeVilbiss
Fremont St. Joseph
Genoa
Libbey
Dayton
Wilbur Wright
Northridge
Cincinnat
Roger Bacon
Hamilton
Athaiic
Walnut Hills
John
Olmsted Falls
Westlake
Newark
Coshocton
Cleveland Tauberan
Garfield Heights
Penn State
Colgate
le Moyne
John Carroll
Pittsburgh
Ohio University
Rutgers
Princeton
Hofstra
St Lawrence
Auburn
Georgia
Florida
Miss St
Loyola
BN Afexico
Richmond
West Virginia
Jae Tech
Texas Western
Columbia
Tampa
Idaho
Colo Mines
Utah
Wash. St
Gonzaga
Montan
Fresno St
Whitworth
Washington
Oberlin Indians Handed Sixth Straight Setback
Huron High’s Tigers defeated Oberlin 68 to 55 behind Jim Armstrong’s 27 points. Oberlin led 30-29 at halftime and 39-35 in the third period before the visitors pulled away. Oberlin reserves beat Huron reserves 41-34 in the prelude.
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Oberlin
Jim Armstrong
Huron High
Tigers
Oberlin High
Indians
Armstrong
Erie County
Dick Berg
Huron
Hariles
Shannon ii
Meola
Kaiser
Bryant
Berg
Hutch Son Ig
Nasipak
Leidheiser
Dewey
Clements
Kern
Ler Brown
Tayior
Handley
Oberlin Five Drops Fifth Straight to Western Reserve
Oberlin College Yeomen fell 73-59 to Western Reserve in an independent game at Adelbert gym. Halftime 34-29, third quarter 53-35, as BOB HORST led Oberlin with 18 points while JACK DAWSON scored 15 for the winner. The team next plays Fenn College on January 10 at Oberlin.
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Oberlin
Oberlin College
Western Reserve
Adelbert Gymnasium
Cleveland
Yeomen
Red Cats
Bob Horst
Jack Dawson
Fenn College of Cleveland
Jones Memorial Fields House Court
Strathman
Linden
Dawson
Mason
Howard
Wylie
Delaney
Horst
Perros
Howell
Pohlman
Sterackt
Theiss
Tino
Mann
Oberlin Neeu Dane
Brookside
Grafton
Johnny Belu
Cardinals
Belu
Bob Barnhart
Don Rozga
Ray Brehm
Bill Mad
Bryant Declines Arkansas Offer
LEXINGTON Ky. Paul Bear Bryant, Kentucky football coach since 1946, announced he turned down an Arkansas coaching offer and would remain at Kentucky.
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Lexington
Paul (Bear) Bryant
Kentucky
Arkansas
South Amherst Cavaliers Win Eighth Straight in Lorain County Hoops
South Amherst remains undefeated in Lorain County Class B play by routing Avon Lake 79 50 on their home floor. Bob Sislow led with 22 points, followed by Law 20 and Branscum 19 as Brookside and Camden also won in a crowded Eastern Western division slate.
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South Amherst Cavaliers
Camden Quint
Lorain County
South Amhersts
Avon Lake
Shoremen
South Amherst
Cavaliers
Brookside
Cardinals
Grafton
Camden
Brownhelm
Birmingham
Ridgeville
Columbia
Eaton
Avon
LaGrange
Henrietta
Bob Sislow
Jack Law
Clint Branscum
Sislow
Arote
Law
Branscum
Chuck Robison
Bruce Campbell
Fritz Hazlett
Ed Ferriman
Jack Dodd
Wayne Gerber
Emil Becker
Ridgevale
South
Amherst
Brookside Pente Heed
Eaton Seeker
Ema E Reese
Ridgeville Ee
Avon Cheer
S. Amberst Avon Lake
G Law
Beck
Healy
Sision
C. Robison
Barnhart
D. Rooison
Schacht
Hassel
Schlub
Binder
Slack
Tomanek
Mathes
Elyria Catholic Panthers top Canton Central Catholic 61 50
Elyria Catholic Panthers defeated Canton Central Catholic 61 50 on their floor for their fifth win in seven games. Bob Piero led the visitors with 17 points while Elyria’s Gala 14 and Smith 11 paced a balanced attack as Rader scored, and the game featured ejections in the third quarter. The Panthers meet Sandusky St. Marys tomorrow while reserves also won 35 34.
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Dick Knelss
Elyria Catholic
Canton Central Catholic
Elyria
Knelss
Mike Rotunno
Junior DePleiro
Verdaye Williams
Canton
Art Gula
Lyria Catholic High
Panthers
Lou Kaczmarek
Cleveland St. Ignatius
Crusaders
Sandusky St
Jack Paul
Dick Kneiss
Lynn
Rader
Junior DePietro
Elynma Catholic
Paul
Smith
Bob Piero
Gala
Hank Janowicz
Ony
Schork
Bob Holtwick
Panther Jayvees
Los
Canton Centr Catholic
Piero
Lf Schork
Gula
Bowen
C i Janowicz
DiPietro
Rotunno
R. Willams
Bruck
Rf O
V. Wil'ams
Lacy
Mathys
I Spielman
Cen Catholic
Jim Henke
Thomas Kane
Central
Elyria Catholic Olic
T. Madhock
Chiveroli
ljJoe Paul
Hutman
Eshl
Bevo Francis Reaches 50 PPG Mark With 176-Point Game
Jackson Kentucky reports Bevo Francis tallied 176 points against Lees College as the Rio Grande star pushes his season average past 50. This follows a 72-point performance against California State Teachers College last week, both part of his bid to break the 85-point single game record set by Paul Arizin in 1949.
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Jackson
Bevo Francis
Little Rio Grande College
Lees College
Francis
Paul Arizin
Villanova
California State Teachers College
Maddock props Ridgeville past Columbia in tight finish
Dean Maddock scored 22 as Ridgeville edged Columbia 46 44 with 10 seconds left. Chuck Dayton tied it with two free throws earlier. Ridgeville built a 15 12 edge after one and led 42 39 heading into the final period.
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Brookside
Oer Yashan
Brehm
Bdelu
Bittner
Gorvall
Madgras
C Biro
Thomas
Barnhart
Kazmzak
Lg Savinsky
Rozza
Rakovan
Braine
Rf Maddock
Crocker
Ohmes
Dayton
Austin
Kunopf
Schroeder
Richards
Winters
Hershey
Rf Reyes
Lennerth
Pare Tee Bee
Ridgeville
Aoe
Columbia
Bryce Bloom
Kenny Wasem
Eaton
AVON
TFT
Seneff
Green
Rf Durkee
Rieth
Houston
Little
C Haynes
D. Bayley
Tg Hawke
Forthofer
Fishbun
Lg If
McCuluga
Carpenter
Bayley
Hales
Couston
Ig d
Avon Wees
Eue Settee
Eee
Wilezsk
Duke Prib
Camden
Brownhelm
Pete
Odom
Myers
Brill
Ed Dinniger
Joe Mihalic
Dean Maddock
Rangers
Chuck Dayton
Maddock
Indians Trade Rozek To A's For Hooper
Cleveland General Manager Hank Greenberg announced a pitcher trade sending Dick Rozek to the Philadelphia Athletics in exchange for Bob Hooper. Rozek, 25, had a 1-0 record in 52 2/3 innings with the Indians and was considered a bench warmer. Hooper, 30, joined the Athletics in 1950 and has a career 35-35 record with noted success against the Yankees. The deal follows a management shakeup with Myron H. Wilson Jr. now leading the club.
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Bob Feller
Greenberg
Hooper
Canada
Verona
N. J. Hooper
Tarboro
N.C
Yankees
Bombers
New York
Rozek
A’s
Indians
Tribe
Eddie Joost
Philadelphia
Wilson
Ryan
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Ron Haynes
Jim Bayley
Carl Hall
George Thourob
Green and White
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Chuck Machock
Sandusky St. Mary’s
Sandusky St. Mary's
Clyde
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Erie County Panthers
Bud Everett
Craig Smith
Chuck Lococo
Sonny Herzog
St.Mary’s
Lee Zierolf
Lane Miller
Chuck Wagner
Gus Forthofer
Aven
Eagles
Ers
Hal Crocker
Chuck Scott
Scott
Ken Pete
Bill Bradley
Warren Brill
A's
Stoney’s Rainbow Lanes
Burke Furniture
Grady's Garage
Elyria Norwalk
Memo’s Tavern
van Ausdale Carpet Shop
Young Hardware
Beverage Dispenser Company
Dairy Queen
Bruce & King
Lo- Tain Norwalk
Kinter Realtors
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