Pipe Dreams and County Hoops Leaders Rise in Lorain County
Marion pulls a one point upset over Findlay in a Buckeye Conference clash marking a surprise shift in the haves and have-nots. LaGrange, led by Dave Smith, rides six straight wins as Knapp and Youngblood fuel a powerhouse, while Avon struggles after four losses in six games.
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Fremont
Elyria
Carl Knapp
LaGrange
Bill Brandstadt
Avon
Lorain County
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Eagles
Ohio State Pair Struck by Academic Failures
A basketball player Ken Sidle of Ashland and track star Glenn Davis of Barberton were sidelined at Ohio State due to classroom failures. Meanwhile the Cleveland Indians faltered to finish third in ERA as pitching trio Bob Lemon Mike Garcia and Early Wynn struggled late in the season.
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Ohio State
Ken Sidle
Ashland
Glenn Davis
Barberton
Cleveland Indians
Bob Lemon
Mike Garcia
Wynn
Auburn Fined Two Thousand Dollars in Recruitment Case
In Birmingham Alabama Iti-Au burn received a 2000 dollar fine after findings that an assistant coach paid 500 dollars to two Emma Sansom high school stars to join Auburn. The case involved Julius Rebeles and high school recruits Harry and Robert Beaube from Alabama City. Conference officials stated payments were made prior to eligibility rulings and returned by the father Rev Albert Beaube.
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Iti
Auburn
Julius Rebeles
Erie
Elyria
Olmsted High School
Rebeles
Bernie
Moore
Hal Herring
Harry
Robert Beaube
Emma Sansom
Alabama City
Twins
Albert V Beaube
Polchey Sets 623 Series In Rainbow Lanes League Action
Vi Polchey rolled a 623 series including a 258 game in Rainbow Lanes Ladies League at Stoney's, the first 600 this season in the league. Travis fired 628 in Stoney's Home League as Dave Larrick led men with a 245 final game in a 557 series. Other 600s included Robert Karns 610 Frank Thomas 609 Dick Diederick 620 and five women led by Coletta Sittinger 546. Betty Fackler added a 503 in Brown Lipe Chapin. Howie Olong had a 241 in Perry Fay. Alley Dusters clinched first half in Perry Fay. Gerna's Dress Shop led Rainbow Lanes Ladies. C H Merthe Co and Rufo's Hardware chased top records.
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Rainbow Lanes
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Jack Travis
Travis
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Robert Karns
Frank Thomas
Dick Diederick
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Betty Lasky
Helen Jones
Alma Osmer
Brown-Lipe- Chapin
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Howie Olong
Perry Fay
Evans Lanes
Alley Dusters
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Lloyd Supply
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Rufo’s Hardware
Dayton Tops Kentucky In Tourney Final Amid Praise
Dayton Flyers win the University of Kentucky tournament final 74 to 39 at Lexington. Coach Adolph Rupp lauds Dayton as the best coached team he has seen, highlighting Bill Uhl, Jim Paxson, Arlen Bockhorn, and Ray Dieringer. Ron Bobel leads scorers with 28 points and 12 in the first half, while Lorain tops Sandusky 58-35 in a preliminary.
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Knappy
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Bill Uhl
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Greenfield
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Ron Bobel
Dale Reichert
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Dieringer
Jerry Bird
Temple
Rapp
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Minnesota
Utah
Utes
Kee Aa
Rangers protested referee call in Bruins tie game
New York Rangers General Manager Mazz Patrick condemned referee Jack Mehlenbacher as making the worst call in 20 years after a third period ruling nullified Fleming Mackell’s goal. Coach Phil Watson threatened, and Carl Voss sided with the protest as Boston tied New York 3-3.
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Mazz Patrick
New York Rangers
Jack Mehlenbacher
Phil Watson
Montreal
Mehlenbacher
Fleming Mackell
Boston Bruins
Rangers
Mackell
Johnny Peirson
Patrick
Watson
Mehrenbacher
Ranger
Carl Voss
National Hockey League
Dribblers Take Early Lead With 71 to 6 Victory
The Dribblers moved into first place in the Elyria YMCA House League by defeating the Swishers 71 to 6. Berlin Heights and the Missers remain tied for second after Heights posted their third win of the season.
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Berlin Heights
Huron-Erie
Dean Kraus
Watson
Mehlenbacher
Harry Howell
Ranger
Howl
Lynn Patnck
Bruins
Inciden
Lynn
Rangers
Local hoops action features varied scoring across teams
Pareree Tee eare rere seas and has a 33 record in loop play. Chuck Hoffman scored 30 and Dan Kernel 16 to boost the winners. Ed Rasners 17 and Kurt Buurma 12 helped New Haven suffer a 100 point spree for the second time this season. The Berlin Heights reserves won 40 26. The Missers beat the Maulers 5651 and the Trippers tied the Foulers 4935. Les Freeman led the Dribbier attack with 22 points while Bill Haney topped the Swishers with 23. Gordon Freeman led the night with 27 points on 12 field goals and 3 free throws for the Trippers.
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Chuck Hoffman
Dan Kernel
Ed Rasners
Kurt Buurma
New Haven
Berlin Heights
Trippers
Les Freeman
Bill
Haney
Gordon Freeman
Comrane
Knights of Columbus Bowling Pairings and Schedule
The Knights of Columbus League bowls tonight at 6 45 at the Rowing Center. Pairings include Togger Borsigen versus M Conneds Cares Teo Seward Insurance versus Rewhe Faneril Home and others such as Gratton Rose Garage against Stange Motors Brunet DeCar4 Punera Home to Weith Goldtamp Punera Home Bunny s Home versus Mom s Oom Allenen and General Industries versus Schlather Insurance.
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McOnned's Cares
Teo Seward
Rewhe
Gratton Rose Garage
Stange Motors Brunet
Zuppke Improves After Severe Strokes
Robert C. Zuppke, 76, former University of Illinois football coach, was reported today to be making rapid improvement from a severe stroke and may be home by Christmas. He suffered a mild stroke on Dec. 12 and a more serious one last Friday.
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Umersity of Tinos
Robert C
Bob Zuppke
Zuppke
St Louis Cager Dies in Indiana Car Crash
John F. McLaughlin 18 a St Louis University freshman from New York died from injuries from a car track crash on U S 40 in Indiana. Also seriously hurt were John H. Dolan 18 of Union City ND and Lt George Richard Matais 24 of Johnstown PA in Putnam County near Greencastle after Dolan drove Matais car into the rear of a truck at high speed as the truck slowed for a coal train fire.
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John F. McLaughlin
New York
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Putnam County
Greencastle
John H. Dolan
Union City
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St. Louis
George Richard Matais
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East West Shrine Coached Happy After First Drill
East and West Shrine coaches praised their squads after the initial workout at the Stanford camp in Santa Clara. West coach Jess Hill of USC lauded the offense as East looks strong but Hill says the East still leads in names and a bit more effort will be needed. East coach Woody Hayes of Ohio State reported two solid workouts with star Howard Cassady rejoining drills after illness.
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Jess Hill
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Stanford University
Hill
Leon Clarke
Ius.c
Woody ‘Hayes
Ohio State
Hayes
Howard Cassady
Santa Clara Anniversity
Cassady
Indians Win Club Defensive Honors of 1920 AL
The Cleveland Indians led by three defensive position leaders won the American League club defensive honors for the year.
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Warriors Triumph in Close Race Over Sox and Braves
The Warriors edged Boston in a tight Eastern Division contest while the Indians, led by catcher Jim Hogan and others, earned multiple honors. George Strickland stretched the sequence for the Indians as the Sox and Rochester battle for position. Tribe claimed a narrow win in a reduced schedule.
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Philadelphia Warriors
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Lorain Five Rips Sandusky in Buckeye Conference Clash
Lorain High basketball team overwhelmed Sandusky 91 to 70 to post their second Buckeye Conference win and extend their unbeaten streak to five. Coach McConibe’s pressing defense and fast break energized the Steelers, who opened with 28 points in the first period while Sandusky managed only four.
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Vermilion High Varsity crushes Alumni 72 to 28 in big win
Vermilion High led by Larry Bartlome with 21 and Gary LaFollette with 18, routed the Alumni 72 to 28 last night. Bob Maurer and Gene Wheeler added 11 and 10 as the varsity built a 23-6 lead, while the Alumni sank just two of eight free throws. The Vermilion reserves finished 23-19 over another Alumni quintet.
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Gary LaFollette
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Gene Wheeler
Dick West
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Freeman Paces Nation in Crosstown Scoring Race
Robin Freeman scored 79 points in wins over Oklahoma and St Louis to push his season total to 186, a 37.2 average, leading major college scoring. Darrell Floyd of Furman sits 25 points behind. Dan Swertz tops 30 ppg among others, with NC State’s Vic Molodet excelling at free throws.
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Robin Freeman
Ohio State
Darrell Floyd
Furman
Freeman
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St. Louis
National Collegiate Athletic Assn
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Wofford
Citadel
Dan Swertz
Morehead State
Joe Peteovich
George Washington
Angelo Lombardo
Manhattan
Vic Molodet
North Carolina State
Boyd Cops Dull Mix In Slow Victory Over Scortichini
Bobby Boyd won a dull decision over Italo Scortichini to claim his sixth straight win as Townsend toppled Wakeman in a non conference clash. Bob Moody led the winners with 33 points while Gary Tillson poured in 39 for Townsend. Roughriders, missing center Dick Jerrett with a heart murmur, dropped to 6 losses in seven starts.
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Bobby Boyd
Italo Scortichini
Eduardo Lausse
Milo Savage
Boyd
Ruggles
Troy
Gary Tillson
Townsend
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Ture
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Bill
Jackson
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Tan
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