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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 20, 1958

Page

15

Elyria Catholic Rebounds Past St Stan 58 43 in Close Conference Clash

Elyria Catholic High used strong rebounding to beat Cleveland St Stanislaus 58 to 43 in a North Central Conference game at Gulf Road gym. Dick Beiter led with 17 points and 21 rebounds, while Mike Becker and Carl Plato added key plays as Catholic improved to 6 1 in conference and 8 4 overall. St Stanislaus, led by Dave Ruth and Gene Pawlowski, stayed within reach early but faded late as Elyria Catholic pulled away in the final minutes.

Elyria Catholic High Coluumn Cleveland St. Stanislaus Gulf Road Gym Panthers Dick Beiter Stan Gulf Roaders Cackowski Jim Cac Ed Totoweld Don Wimsatt Catholic Mike Becker Elyria Catholic Beige DE Gaara Slz Catholic Rich Badar Becker Ers Plato North Central Kotowski Carl Plato Duane Gordon Jim Cackowskit Eleeting Nick Aulisio St. Sian Beifer Mariens S SKY Jim Cackowski Beiter Bill Pope C-T Catholic Pilato Pops N. Aulisto Cackowakt D. Better Becker Bacar ‘Wimsatt Gray Vavaiicek Delewsk Raamt Ste Stanislaus Sig Ely Cleveland SF Stanislaus Reves—Sai Eeserves Deeks Sleds Ruth Wendaickes Debluk Newberger Lecteski Oran Pawlowsk AgaRy ‘ i Kosciewics Cirigiana Bulwicki McGoran O Og Flickinger Lasinis Totel Catholic Rex aBy i Cleve Si.Stan. Res

Browns and Giants Vie For Divisional Title Showdown

70 000 fans expected as Browns and Giants clash for Western Division title at Yankee Stadium or Cleveland Municipal Stadium with the winner to meet Baltimore in the NFL championship. Browns speed edge and strong Giants defense key factors. Jim Brown and Renfro spark Cleveland while Conerly Heinrich and Gifford lead New York.

Earl Wright Summerall CBS United Press International NEW York Colts Giants York Giants Broadway Cleveland Browns Baltimore Browns Kee Stadium Browns Ted Yankee Stadium Pats Brinn Tos Saghoesais Cleveland Municipal Stadium Baltimore Jim Brown Ray Renfro Bob Mitchell Leroy Bolden Charley Conerly Don Heinrich Frank Gifford

Avon Lake Shoremen Top Firelands In LCL Clash

Avon Lake High beat Firelands 61 to 47 in a Lorain County League game as a fourth quarter defense sealed the win. The Shoremen, short on healthy players, surged late after a tight 5 6 point cushion, improving to 2 1 in league play while Firelands dropped to 0 3. Chuck Becker scored 21 and Greg Caswell added 19, with Becker also guarding Firelands star Brad Hartle who was limited to four buckets.

Avon Lake Avon Lake High Firelands Shoremen Falcons Chuck Becker Greg Caswell Becker Fiarl Hartle Fer Elber Ielwalker Whitney Bettcher Oote Becker Hartle Casch Horvath Eeim

Pirates Cup 7th Cage Win Keeps Black River Roll

HINCKLEY The Black River Pirates extended their win streak to seven with a 79 50 Medina County League victory over Highland. Milt Plum led Cleveland’s quarterback style surge as the Pirates dominated four of the five quarters. Bud Halada and Bill Benford paced a balanced attack with 26 and 18 points respectively, while Tom Connors and Tom Davenport matched double figures. Vermilion held off San Mary 71 64 in non league action as Bruce Eldridge and Dave Halley led the Sailors with 12 and 8 points. Vermilion capitalized on 27 free throws to prevail while Highland absorbed its fifth loss this season.

Hinckley Black Rive Pirates Pirates Milt Plum Cleveland Highland Abe Seesbee Quart Bud Halada Black River Tom Connors Commons Bill Benford Tom Davenport Warren Waltz Vermilion Son Medina County Menaradusky St. Mary yNagy Do O Connors Bruce Eldridge Nia Wink Dave Halley Yee Mike Wheeler Bocr St. Mary Dave Lill Dave Nortz Bill Tight Bill Kramer Baeres Black Rives Mary Jim Kramer

Heights Rambles Past Vermilion for Fifth Straight Victory

High school basketball saw Vermilion and St. Marys clash as Heights remained unbeaten with a 79-40 win. Brice Burnham led Heights with 18 points, while Dave Satt e and Neal Leimbach added 13 and 11 respectively. Vermilion’s Loren Baker paced the visitors, and the Tigers extended their Huron Erie League edge to four wins.

Vermolonwil Sand Marys G. F.tairfield Berkney Baley Kramer Carroll Sanders Tos Meyer North Vermilion Sand St Mary Tigers Huron-Erie At. Mary Brice Burnham Dave Satte Cise Hoffman Neal Leimbach Loren Baker Berlin Sonnton Satie Hee Burnham Purcehi Ketble Bristiine Leimbach Conaway Linden Smith Otto Baker Id Holimen Palneres Bensiey O Berlin Heights

Nevada asked for 500000 to help fund 1960 Squaw Valley Olympics

San Francisco UPI reports Nevada faces a request to contribute 500000 toward the cost of hosting the 1960 winter Olympics at Squaw Valley. The state would join other funding efforts to cover expenses for the event anticipated to boost regional interest and tourism.

San Francisco UPI Nevada Squaw Valley

Scholastic Results Across Ohio High School Games

A dense recap lists scores from Buckeye and North Central regions plus several conferences. Schools such as Cleveland St Stan, Elyria, Oberlin, Medina, Westlake, Sandusky, Norwalk, East Tech, John Adams, St Ignatius, Glenville, Shaker Heights, Withrow, Roger Bacon, Newport Catholic, Toledo Whitmer, Dayton, Urbana, Maumee, and Columbus area teams posted varied results with notable gains for some and close losses for others.

Buckeye Fremont Marion Findlay Lorain Sandusky Blyria Catholic Cleve St. Stan Loraft County League Midview Ridgeville Avon Lake Firelands South Amherst Avon Columbia LaGrange Lakeland Margaretta Amherst Huron Clearview Wellington New Bondon Southwestern Oberlin Fairview Medina North Olmsted Westlake Rocky River Olmsted Falls Vermilion Euclid Shaw Parme Shaker Heights Bucyrus Crestline Western Bills Withrow Roger Bacon Newport Catholic Central Taft Woodward Hughes Sin. Purcell Walnut Hills Win Elder McNicholas Tenton Timken Dayton Buvers Dayton White Troy Ieubenvile Central Weirton Medongs Bellaire St John Clairsville Widdletown Fouxmmouth Leyton Riser West Dayton Wight Fairborn Arcanum Union City Delphos St John Kanton Tiltonville Yorkshire Brush Bedford Berea Willoughby Mayfield Brecksville Euclid St. Joseph Wickliffe Lutheran West Lakewood Edward Brunswick Seville Frederickstown Elm Valley Col. Rosary Reynoldsburg Warren Struthers Akron Rea Riverside Mentor Akron Bellmore Akron North Mansfield Madison Manafield &Peter Akron Central Garfield Akron Hoban Twinsburg Akron South Akron Buchtel Hamilton Springfield Independence Strongaville Brooklyn Cuyahoga Heights Orange Solon de Lourdes Alumni Eliot J Campbell Memorial Fitch Young Raven Canfield Civde Willard Kent Roosevelt Coventry Shelby Wooster Elyria Pet. Pts. Opte 2 . Inc Fremont O Elyria Catholic Louries St. Janislaus Lorain &J. Mary Gilmour Acdmy John Cantinus Lorain County League iFirelan Ebt South Ikmherst Brookside LsGrenge Lakeland Eee Huron Margaretta Bai Clearview Vermilion Wallington Now New London Bcu STERR Olmsted Fairview Ee

U S clinches Davis Cup spot vs Australia in Brisbane

The United States secured the interzone final by defeating Italy 3 0 after Alex Olmedo and Hamilton Richardson won a three set doubles match 7 9 6 4 13 11 7 5. With two opening singles wins, the U S team moved into the challenge round against defending champion Australia in Brisbane December 29 31.

Perth Australia UPI United States Alex Olmedo Hamilton Richardson Italy Orlando Sirola Nicola Pietrangeli U.S Brisbane

Christmas tournament action centers on top teams

Kentucky Northwestern and Auburn entered holiday play as favorites with stacked rosters while missing regulars. Johnny Cox and Bobby Shusher each scored 23 as Kentucky beat Oklahoma State 67-49 in Invitational play. Northwestern, 73-68 winner over Louisville, rode Joe Ku rlick and Tenderitis Waine to a Blue Grass win. Auburn, 70-47 over Wyoming, advanced to Birmingham Classic final with Rex Frederick scoring 16. Kansas State beat NC State 69-67 in a non tournament game, while Ohio State fell to Kentucky in the same frame.

Wildcats Johnny Cox Bobby Shusher Kentucky Alace Arthorn Northwestern Auburn West Virginia Oklahoma State Tucky Bob Smith Lexington Louisville Big Joeima Rally Bears North Carolina Notre Dame Tom Hawkins Wyoming Rex Frederick Jed Auburn Tony Windis Alabama Texas A&m Citadel Miami Florida Georgia Dick Wherry Florida State Harry Mannshaw Kansas State North Carolina State Xavier Ohio Seattle Charley” Brown St. Joseph’s Bob McNeill Kansas Texas Christian Loyola of the South Derrill Nippert St. Mary’s Calif Utah Salt Lake City Pearl Pollard Oklahoma Southern California Trojans Dennis Price Sooners Mississippi State Morehead State Ace Bailey Howell

Townsend Wakeman Roughriders prep for La Grange tourney win

Wakeman Roughriders beat Monroeville 67 to 58 in a Huron-Erie League tilt. Joe Sengstock scored 27 points on 11 field goals and five free throws to lead Wakeman, while Dave Farris topped Monroeville with 22 points. Free throws helped Wakeman secure the victory as both teams made 23 field goals.

Wakeman Wakeman Roughriders la Grange Huron-Erie Monroeville Joe Sengstock Roughriders Dave Farris

Pharaohs Jaws and Hosech Win To Preserve Tie In League

In Elyria YMCA Class C action the Pharaohs beat the Thin' Men 7 30, the Jaws defeated the Ridgerunners 50 38, and Hosech topped the Gents 48 31 to keep a three way deadlock for first place. Bill Latta and John Zatter of the Pharaohs led with 26 points each.

Pharaohs Jaws Hosech Elyria Ymca Ridgerunners Alee Fase L Pet Pharohs A Priduecenners Borsca Conarforts Schiégel Clark B. Smith Wigginton Otal Dodsiey Stark McCain Bronish Sinegar Ao W. Hill Plas Ot Perkins

Duck Hunting Hours Set for Elyria Area

Hours for hunting migratory waterfowl tomorrow in the Elyria area are 7:21 a.m. until 4:32 p.m., one-half hour before sunrise until one-half hour before sunset.

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