Buckeye showdown as Elyria hosts Lorain in Buckeye title clash
Lorain and Elyria meet at Elyria High School tonight with the Buckeye Conference lead on the line. Lorain is coached by Al McCombe and relies on Zaletel, Karpmski, Martin, Lavish, and Belu to counter Elyria’s depth led by Gottfried, Walker, Davis, Guest, and Rock. Elyria seeks a fifth straight win over Lorain and the defending champs hold a five game streak in the series. The game follows a week of predictions and previews from area sports writers and a full undercard of local varsity and junior games.
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Lorain St. Mary
George Simonovich
John
Louie Rotunda
Elyria Catholic
St. Mary’s
Ann Frances
Catholic High
Duane Gordon
Elyna Catholic
Lorain
Elyna
Buckeye
Stke
Sandusky
Elyria
Iake Findlay
Marion
Fremont
Oberlin
Berea
Black River
Townsend-Wakeman
Lodi
LaGrange
Elyria High School
al McCombe
Steelers
Pioneers
Lura
North Olmsted
Lakewood
Akron Hower
Findlay
Fremont Ross
Norwalk
Loram
Cleveland Benedictine
Mansfield
McConthe
Thst
Zaletel
Bob Zaletel
Bill Karpmsko
Benedictine
Mansfeld
Freamont
Ray Martin
Karpmski
Ed Kingsley
Martin
Dennis Lavish
Bill Fazekas
Dan Belu
Belu
Elyma
Dale Reichenbach
Walt Rock
Bill Mrukowski
Bill Gast
Sam Davis
Jim Guest
Mrukowski
Davis
Rock
Gast
Gottfried
Walker
Reichenbach
Ted
Paul Walker
Brown University
Kent State
Lavish
Elynna
T.m
North Olmsted Reserve Team Seeks Game
Julius Rebeles coach of North Olmsted High School reserve team seeks a game one week from tonight at 8 p m at North Olmsted as a preliminary to the Alumni game Contact Rebeles at FA 2 0445 Freshman numerals awarded at Ohio University include Jack Washka Jam Buttle and Bill Gerber Elyria High grads Two Dayton University freshmen basketball stars are Gary Roggenburk and Norm Schmotzer Roggenburk leads the team in scoring and rebounds Schmotzer is fourth in scoring and runner up in rebounds Berea High appoints Bob Purdy praises Elyna High basketball display Little League West president Shorty Lappin celebrates 25th wedding anniversary today.
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Julius Rebeles
Hlgman
North Olmsted
Rebeles
Jack Washka
Jam Buttle
Bill Gerber
Oho University
Elyria High Grads
Dayton University
St. Ignatius Grads
Gary Roggenburk Andi
Norm Schmotzer
Roggenburk
Schmotzer
College Cage Results overview from a 1960s matchup slate
United Press International lists multiple college basketball results. Connecticut beat Georgetown 76 to 68. Seattle 91 over Marshall 80. College of the Pacific 76 over Iowa 63. Baylor? not present. Georgia Tech 110 over Wyoming 78. Memphis State 96 over Toronto 52. La Tech 90 over Ky Wesleyan 76. Loyola Louisiana 83 over Centenary 74. Spring Hill 87 over Mississippi College 81. Ohio State 82 over Utah 69. Detroit 101 over Delaware 71. Northwestern 75 over Washington 69. Marquette 86 over Maine Ohio? 72 to 61. Stanford 61 over Lawrence Tech 86 to 80. Western Michigan 94 over Texas Southern 87. Oklahoma State 66 over Southern California 54. Arizona State 79 over Loyola California 46. Rice 81 over New Mexico 63. Texas Western 75 over Missouri 71. BYU 72 over Saint Mary Calif 67. Fresno State 66 over Montana State 59. Idaho State 71 over Arizona 51. Oregon 76 over Montana 69.
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United Press International
Connecticut
Georgetown
Seattle
Marshall
College of the Pacific
Iowa
Bonaventure
Ohio
Wesleyar
Georgia Tech
Wyoming
Memphis State
Toronto
la Tech
Wesleyan
Loyola
Centenary
Spring Hill
Mississippi College
Ohio State
Utah
Detroit
Delaware
Northwestern
Washington
Marquette
Southwest
Oklahoma
New Nea A & M
Oklahoma State
Southern California
Arizona State
Calif
Rice
New Mexico
Texas
Western
Missouri
West Bigham Young
St Mary
Fresno State
Montana State
Daho State
Arizona
Oregon
Montana
Fight results from UFI and UFT events across cities
United Fress International in Philadelphia reports a draw between Len Matthews and Legapeint 139 in a 13274 event while Paw Pender stops Wille Johnson in Newark. Caracas Venezuela notes Chestnut 130 drawing with Sonny Leon 128 in a UFT fight card.
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United Fress International Philadelphia
UFI
Len Matthews
Philadelphia
Spartansburg
Providence
UPI
Paw Pender
Brookline
Mass
Wille Johnson
Newark
Caracas
Venemela
UFT
Chestnut
New York
Sonny ‘Leon
Venezuela
Browns Seek Draft Much Needed Speed From Picks
Cleveland coach Paul Brown says the Browns expect new draftees to help fix problems at end and backer. He cites potential impact from Rich Kretsling and Dave Lloyd while noting Plum and Ninowski provide experience at quarterback. Brown plans to build the line around Plum Ninowski and wants speed on defense.
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Cleveland
UPI
Paul Brown
National Football League
Michigan State
Molt Plum
Jim
Ninowska
Ray Renfto
Gary Prabst
Michigan
Brown
Plum
Browns
Sam
Nixon Named Redskins Coach With Steady Tough Regard
Washington picks Michael Regis Nixon, 47, as head coach to replace Joe Kuharich. Once hesitant, Nixon accepts after Marshall pressures him, bringing a backfield coach background and a close rapport with players. He trained under Jock Sutherland and is seen as a firm but personable leader who knew players’ concerns and handled meal money and pregame checks personally.
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Washington
UPI
Washington Redskins
Michael Regis Nixon
Joe Kuharich
Braves
Nixon
Kuharch
Notre Dame
TJ Marshall
George Preston
Mike
Redskins
Kuharich
Bob Dee
Kuharth
Kubamcis
Buffer
Esther
Jock Sutherland
Sutherland
Jon
Notre Dame Faces Coaching Shakeup After Brennan Firing
Notre Dame barbs rise as Brennan is dismissed, sparking controversy nationwide. Kuharich interviews assistants at a luncheon in South Bend to gauge the 1959 Irish staff, with potential retention of some Brennan aides. Deliberations signal a rocky path back to grid glory for the Fighting Irish.
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ED Sainsbury
Brennan
United Press International
Kuharich
South Bend
Ind
Joe
Euhandh
Notre Dame
Bernie
Insh
Diana
Hugo Devore
Kuhhard
Thelers
Mam Cogs
Dayton
Phila
Delpha Eagles
Terry Brennan
Baton Rouge
Paul Dietzel
Louisiana State University
Fighting Irish
Old Guard
Hayes
Rockne
Santa Clara
Cali
al Ecuyer
Nick Pietrosante
Joseph Brennan
Famaly
Tercy
Marlon
Washington Redslans
Iris
Baylor Stranded in Dallas After Flight Delay
Vanderbilt and Baylor men’s basketball game in Nashville postponed due to fog and engine trouble delaying Baylor’s plane in Dallas. UPI reports the Bears were stranded and could not depart as scheduled on Monday night.
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Baylor
Nashville Tenn
UPI
Vanderbit
Bears
Dallas
Tex
Elyria to Host 1959 Little League Playoff Game
Elyria’s Lappin Field will host the 1959 Battle League divisional playoff between Ohio and Michigan lower peninsula champions. Herman Lappin, district six Little League rep and Elyria Little League president, announced the site. The winner advances to the regional tourney en route to Williamsport. Steve Hordie of Cleveland to assist Lappin.
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Elyria
Lappin Field
Ohio
Michigan
Lower Peninsula
Herman
Shorty) Lappin
Williamsport
Elyria Little League South
Ticket Sale Set for Jane Eshman Thomas Family Benefit
Ticket sale points announced by promoter Harry Dey for the boxing show benefiting the Eshman Thomas family. Tickets available at VFW Post 1079 Bell Co Ely and O'Nei Sheffield Center, plus from Day Earl Kehl Maurice Owens in Oberlin and Mike Bulzam Loram Patton. Prices five dollars general admission one dollar and ring side two forty. Event at Spitzer Garage Hast Bridge St proceeds go to Ely amateur boxer Eshman Thomas family after his recent Akron bout death.
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Jane Eshman Thomas
Harry Dey
VFW
Bell Co
Elyma
O’nei-Sheffield
Earl Kehl
Maurice Owens
Oberlin
Mike Bulzami
M Loram Patton
Spitzer
Hast Bridge St
Eshman Thomas
Elyita
Akron
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