Elyria High Alumni Five Weigh a Charity Scrimmage
Elyria High alumni could form a five to scrimmage the Pioneer varsity over break with stars from Brown Maryland Maryland Kent State and Ohio State returning home. The plan aims to raise funds for school and community causes and keeps boxing and Little League events in the spotlight. Ed Siffert, first Little League South president, has died and Keystone High ponders a new nickname, possibly Cops.
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All America Cagers Named Likely. Five Vying for Two Spots
West Virginia star Jerry West Oscar Robertson of Cincinnati and Jerry Lucas of Ohio State are deemed definite All-America picks. California’s Doing Imhoff and NYU’s Tom Sanders lead the chase for the remaining two spots amid front runners like Tony Jackson, Bill Lickert, Bill Kennedy, Bob Nordmann and others. Robertson eyes a third straight national scoring title. West anchors West Virginia despite a broken nose, and Imhoff boosted by California’s NCAA crown.
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Oscar Robertson
Ohio State
Jerry Lucas
Darrall Imholt
Calfornia
Tom Sanders
NYU
Robertson
Broadway United
Missouri
Imhof
Anders
Burt Thesl
Tony Jackson
St. Joan’s
Bill Lickert
Kentucky
Bill Kennedy
Temple
Bob Nordmann
Stt. Louis
Joan Egan
Providence
York Lares
North Carolina
Imhoff
California
Sanders
Denver
Schneider Rolls 467 in Monday Night Women’s Bowling
Ruth Schneider led with a 25 count high no wes score for Park Lanes in Amherst Monday night. Janice Stack posted a top singleton as Cobb Masonry maintained league lead with a 5038 record and 7 337 110 for top team game and series.
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Park Lanes
Janice Stack
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Cobb Masonry
Don’t Be Afraid of Sentiment Across Life and Business
A January Reader's Digest reprint urges readers to shed fear of displaying sentiment in work and personal life. It argues that genuine warmth and heart characterize successful people and counters the notion that sentiment is a weakness.
Elyria Lorain Rival For First In Buckeye Conference
Elyria and Lorain push to sole possession of first place with 2 decisive conference wins. The teams meet tonight at 7 in a key Buckeye clash as Elyria’s Gale Soinive leads scoring while Lorain leans on Dan Overall Reichendech and a starting lineup unchanged since the Fremont game.
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Cae
Asanee Tesub
Loman High
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Belore
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Corth
AD McCor
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Inman
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Ze Alleen
Peichenbach
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Lear Gas
Elvrie
Gale
Maric
Laren
Elvria Jaz
Utah Stuns Ohio State 97 92 In Salt Lake City Showdown
Utah defeats third ranked Ohio State 97 92 in Salt Lake City as Billy McGill and Jerry Lucas clash in a high scoring game. SMU upsets Georgia Tech 80 71 in Dallas. Mississippi loses in Watauga Tourney first round.
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steGill
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Max Williams
Steve Strange
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East Tennessee State
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Gossman Rolls 553 in Wellington Amateur League
Marion Goss of Tam stook two-letter errors but rolled a 553 series at Perky Lanes. Freer Wallace hit 23, nigh simgleion. Nebbi Bousing leads the league with a 231 14 won lost mark. Phil Dagne top series in Monday Non-Handicap. Stacey's Men's Shop high team game and Whitney Sneil 2512 high team series.
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Freer Wallace
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Nebbi Bousing
Phil Dagne
Bob Waite
High Singleton
Stacey
Whitney Sneil
NHL Fines 2 Rangers for Magazine Article
National Hockey League President Clarence Campbell fined New York Rangers veteran Andy Bathgate and general manager Muzz Patrick for allowing a True magazine article to publish claims that NHL players speared opponents. Bathgate was fined an amount equal to compensation from the magazine, and Patrick was fined 3100. The action targets preserving players’ livelihoods against defaming coverage.
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Muzz) Patrick
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True Magazine
Barons Open Five-Game Stretch vs Buffalo Bisons
The Cleveland Barons sit in fifth place in the American Hockey League and have won eight of their last ten. They host the Buffalo Bisons at the arena in the first of a five game, eight day stretch beginning Saturday.
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Buffalo Bisons
Barons Look to Narrow Gap in Sprint for First
On Sunder the Clevelanders face Buffalo on hostile ice. Three of five matches will be home games where the Barons have been invincible. General Manager Jim Hendy predicts little chance of first place by March 1, but the Barons hold the schedule on their side. They’ve played four games fewer than the league-leading Spring Geld Indians and could cut the margin in half with four wins.
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Hawkeyes Triumph 69-50 Over Hoosiers
Hawkeyes defeated Hoosiers 69 to 50 in MCA High School House League action. Jim Garbash led the Hawkeyes with two points while Dick Rounds topped the Hoosiers with 12.
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Twyman Fading In NBA Scoring Race Update
New York report notes Jack TIman of Cincinnati slipping slightly from his per game pace while Wilt Chamberlain of Philadelphia leads the league in total points and per game. Pettit jumps to third, Baylor and Arizin remain high scorers as Hagan Shue Guerin Schayes and Neues fill top ten slots.
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