Midview rally edges Ridgeville for 61 37 win
Midview forwards Bill Krosky and Jeff Price powered a second half comeback as Ed Kubuski’s team defeated Ridgeville 61 37 to move to 7 0 on the season. Midview improved to 3 0 in the Lorain County League and 2 0 in Seaway play while Ridgeville dropped to 4 4.
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Ridgeville
Bill Krosky
Jeff Price
Midview
Ed Kubuski
Middies
Seaway
Lorain
Lorain County
Westfield Surges Past Buckeye in Tight County Clash
Westfield (Leroy) edged Buckeye 62 61 as Ponting scored 22 and Davis 20 for Westfield while Brugger led Buckeye with 20 and Moss ford 19. Ridgeville outshot 22 percent. Hershey led Ridgeville with 21 as Midview built a late 50s score before a 57 56 edge by Westfield.
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Mallet Creek
Dave Ponting
Westfield
Leroy
Buckeye High
Ponting
Bill Swingle
Buckeye
Noel Davis
Fred Brugger
Dick Mossford
Brugger
Iine
Aes Ville
van Felt
Talosstora
Siprice
Berrell
Crowell
Hershey Stoll
Norris
L0skaskay
Garmer
Christmas Trees Arrive at Hough and Caldwell Auto Service
New shipment of Christmas trees now in at Hough and Caldwell Auto Service located 5 miles west of Wellington on Route 18. Stop by or call Wellington 9181 for details and pricing.
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Hough & Caldwell Auto Service
Wellington
Srighton
Oberlin Indians Rally But Bay Rockets Edge In District Showdown
Oberlin High Indians paced by Ray Snyder and Del Spurlock posted strong point totals but fell short of a Southwestern Conference clash as Bay Rockets used late scoring to defeat Medina. North Olmsted and Olmsted Falls also posted tight league results with balanced scorers and clutch finishes.
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Oberlin High Indians
Ray Snyder
del Spurlock
Fairview
Snyder
Harris
Wayne
Oberlin Jed
Morgan
Rockets
Oberlin
Ruben Townses
Warriors
Jadding
Medina
Main
Joe
Bay Rockets
Jover
North Olm
Indians
Bees
Steds
Russ Lynch
Dave Statzer
Olmsted
Westlake
Werel
Rocky River
Palls
Not A One Man Team Jim Brown Isn't Around Syracuse Tough Anyway
Syracuse faces Oklahoma in the Orange Bowl with a balanced attack led by quarterback Chuck Zimmerman and end Jerzy Gerhard Schwedes. The Orangemen rely on a strong passing game, solid backfield help from Zimmerman, and a standout punt unit as they pursue a bowl upset.
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Jim Brown
Syracuse
Andy
Percell
N.Y
UPI
Texas Christian
Syracuse Orangemen
Oklahoma
Miami
Beffore
E Cott
Orange
Chuck Zimmerman
Ij the Orange
Zimmerman
Tom Stephens
Orior
Mohawk
Brown
Art Baker
Ed Keiffer
Mark Weber
United
Penn State
Pittscher
Thelburgh
West Virginia
Boston College
Holy Cross
Cavaliers Rout Eagles As Avon Falters In Second Half
Avon High trailed South Amherst 32-30 at halftime then fell behind 51-34, ultimately losing 67-51. Mike Sislow led South Amherst with 28 points, while Dennis Dulmage and others added double figure scores. Avon gesamte 25 fouls, seven players fouled out as Cavaliers dominated third period.
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South Amherst
Avon High
Eagles
Cavaliers
Mike Sislow
Sislow
Dennis Dulmage
Ron Buehner
Don Tiedemann
Avon
F. T
T. Duimage
Buehner
Discenzo
Wentsch
Tiedemann
Wilts
Smith
Gargasz
Staab
Eberhardt
James
College Cage Results from United Press International
Results across major college tournaments and invitations including St Michael Invitational finals Le Moyne over Assumption 76 61 Temple over Muhlenberg 52 51 Kent State over W and J 71 74 Cornell over Syracuse 77 74 Duke over Pennsylvania 6 7 Baldwin Wallace over Buffalo 76 South Kentucky Invitational firsts North Carolina 1 Notre Dame 37 Northwestern 73 Louisville 68 Citadel Invitational Florida State 79 78 Georgia 52 Birmingham ClasSed Auburn 47 Wyoming 66 Alabama 66 Texas A M 62 Quantico Marines 109 High Point 71 Kansas State 56 Villa Madonna 50 Mississippi State over Morehead State 63 Tuskegee 84 Lane 73 MEDWEST California Iowa 52 Omaha 74 Drake 70 Ohio State 76 Kentucky 1 Northwestern 73 Coastal results include St Josephs (Pa) 67 Kansas 65 Washington 62 Wisconsin 48 Raney State 68 NC State Iowa State 75 Colorado State 55 West Southwest Blahama 50 Southern California 50 uisa 54 Texas Tech 73 LSU 60 Texas 75 North Texas State 54 West Mary (Calif) 75 Utah 73 Montana State 3 Washington State 86 BYU 86 Santa Clara 59 Indiana 57 Oregon State 33 Idaho State 55 Fresno State 42 ICLA 58 Colorado 48 Fight results United Press International NY New York Nino Valdes mba stopped Pat McMurtry pacoma Wash 1.
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St. Michael (VI
Consolation le Moyne
Assumption
Temple
Muhlenberg
Morris Harvey
Muskingum
Wisgara
Kent State
W &J
Ceremic Tech
Cornell
Syracuse
Rockwell
Colgate
Duke
Pennsylvania
South Kentucky
West Virginia
Oklahoma State
Kentucky
Ohio State
North Carolina
Notre Dame
Northwestern
Louisville
Citadel
Jami
Fla
Fiorida State
Georgia
Birmingham
Auburn
Wyoming
Alabama
Texas A & M
Quantico Marines
High Point
State
Villa Madonna
Mississippi State
Morehead State
Tuskegee
North Texas State
WEST
L Mary
Calif
Utah
Lontana State
Washington State
Wigham Young
Santa Clara
Ndiana
Oregon State
Iaho State
Fresno State
ICLA
Colorado
Rook Haines Sheffield Top in Local Bowling Leagues
Lois Sheffield rolled a 477 series best for the Early Bird League women at Perky Lanes. Bassett's Apparel led team scores 774 and 2143, while Isaly's Dairy paced the standings at 3124 1944. Phil Rook had 569 in the Tri-City Men’s League with Carl Haines at 214 as high scores. Walter Grinding contributed 937 and 2509 to maintain its league lead at 3417 points.
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Wellington
Lois Sheffield
Perky Lanes
Bassett
Isaly
Phil Rook
Carl Haines
Tri-City
Walter Grinding
Packsters Suspended in AHL Blood-Shed incident
NEW YORK UPI The American Hockey League suspended Bob Bailey of the Cleveland Barons and Larry Zienel of the Hershey Bears for sharging blood after a December 17 game. They will miss the next scheduled clash between the clubs on December 2.
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New York
UPI
American Hockey League
Bob Bailey
Cleveland Barons
Larry Zeinel
Hershey Bears
Valdes Claims World Heavyweight Title After KO of McMurtry
New York UPI reports Cuba’s Big Nino Valdes, weighing 213, KO’d Pat McMurtry in 2:39 of the first round at Madison Square Garden. Valdes declares he is world champion and vows to defend against Floyd Patterson, criticizing Patterson as an amateur champ. Referee Harry Kessler halted the bout under New York three knockdown rules after McMurtry was floored three times.
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New York
UPI
Nino Valdes
Cuba
Pat McMurtry
McMurtry
Tacoma
Wash
Madison Square Garden
Floyd Patterson
Valdes
Havana
Patterson
Nino
Ring Magazine
NBA
Harry Kessler
New York State
Pat
Kessler
Margaretta Bears Rally To Beat Amherst Comets 66 58
Margaretta Highs Polar Bears prevailed 66 58 at Amherst as accuracy at the foul line and late free throws closed the gap. Amherst led 47 45 after three quarters before Margaretta tied it and pulled away with a late surge. Dick Rohrbacher scored the go ahead basket and the Bears added key free throws to seal the win.
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Amherst
Margaretta High
Polar Bears
Comets
Bears
Margaretta
Dick Rohrbacher
Scholastic Schedule and Bears edged by Margaretta 66 53
Marginetta defeated Ambeest 66 to 53 as Rohrbach led with 25 points and DeSentis added 16. Schriner paced the Comets with eight field goals and DeSantis fouled out in the fourth. St. Mary, Buckeye, Norwalk, Elyria, St. Joseph and other district matchups listed in the night’s scholastic schedule.
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Selves
Roherbacher
Bears
Rohrbacher
Comets
Dick Schriner
Franti DeSantis
DeSantis
Ron Kruse
Dick Franta
Franta
Loughri
Margaretta
Amberst
Margeretta
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Price
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Bill Her
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Ed Mitroff
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Krosky
Don Spice
Fraff
Tom Jowdy
Dick Knedges
Ed Norris
Back
Bob Laskay
CAN Greetings
Lorain County Retail
Pirates
S.W
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Don Wenner
Tom Collins
Dick Valentine
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John Ols
Spence Galland
River
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Schmuck
Spurlock
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Schuler
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Thompson
Collins
Schmid
Hart
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TW Valentine
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Bench Keim
Worth Olmsted
Westlake Bae
Griftel O
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Tom Greene
Orangemen
Don Allard
Richie Lucas
Ivan Toncic
Bill Kaliden
Pitt
Tom Gilburg
Keiffer
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Mba
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Rook
Haines
Sheffield
Geisel Mfg., Inc
W. Broad St. Ilyria
Ohio
Enterprise
Valdes Clamors
Norw
John Jackson
Jim Ketchum
Avon Leake
Southwestern
Lotain St. Mary
Norwalk
Elytia
Baron
St. Joseph
Fostoria
F. Lakewood
Greveland Heights
Massillon
Akron
Hast SUNDAZ + Baul
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Elyria Concrete Inc
Granite Concrete & Block Co
Kopf Builders’ Supplies Inc
Lloyd Supply Co
Murbach Coal & Supply Co
Parsch Lumber Co
Ridge Lumber Co
West Side Lumber & Concrete Corp
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