Chronicle-Telegram Elyria Dec 26 1959 Brief
Local Elyria Chronicle headline notes events dated December 26 1959 with brief items from the city and region. Information includes community notices and short summaries of happenings around town and nearby areas.
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Max Baer and a Boyish Fan in Brooklyn 1933
A 1933 Brooklyn portrait of Max Baer, the boxing star then training for the Carnera title. A high school writer spends a day with Baer in the Park Central Hotel, discussing clipping bureaus and fan culture, then recalls Canzoneri, broadcasts, and boxing’s darker sides.
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Asbury Park
N. J
Carera
Times-Union
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Tony Canzoneri
Denver
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Buffalo
Poughkeepsie
Long Beach
Staten Island
Tony
Trish Eddie Brinks
Jimmy Vaughn
Eigm
Central Park West
Ingemar Johansson Tops 1959 Sport Parade as Athlete of the Year
The UPI summary names Johansson as 1959's top athlete after defeating Floyd Patterson to win the heavyweight title. It lists standout performers across baseball, golf, football, track, tennis, horse racing, swimming, bowling, basketball, skiing, ice skating, and dog shows, noting notable figures such as Oscar Robertson, Willie Shoemaker, Bud Werner, Carol Heiss, and Maria Bueno among others.
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Floyd Patterson
Larry Shergoits
Wail
Charley Comeric
Wassily Kumeisov
Oscar Robertson
Wie Be Shoemaker
Ernie Leaks
No Fox
Berry Wann
Larry Sherm
Art Well
Pennsylvania
Charlex Conerly
New York Giants
Billy Caron
LSU
Ron Delany
Don Bragg
Parry O'Brien
John
Neale Fraser
Australia
Maria Bueno
Brazil
Willie Shoemaker
Chris von Saime
California
Eddie Lubenski
ACC
Cincimnai
Bud Wener
Stemboat Springs
U.S
Carol Heiss
U. S
Ch. Chik T’sun
Caversham
Peke
Massillon Tigers Host Elyria in Nonconference Clash
Massillon High hosts Elyria in a nonconference basketball game following Massillon's 63 39 win over Warren Harding and Elyria's 55 38 triumph at Lorain. Both teams showcase senior lineups with shared height and key scorers as they seek momentum.
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Massillon High School
Tigers
Elyria High
Massillon
Warren Harding
Elyria
Lorain
Skron Eas
Akron Gerreid
Canten Lincoln
Ami Alcon
Vincent
Meassilion
Warren
Elvria
Nerma Oleested
Berea
Fincher
Premoor
Ai T
Massifloni
Herb Snowden
Jfassillon
Bill Gast
Massiion
Lucanski
Rogers
Coemm
Bob Greenwood
Lengel
Gast
Davis
Ely- Tig
Greenwood
Mlassillon
Orange High
Cleveland
Rendy
Webb Fox
Terry Snvider
Sterners
Buckeyes Ready For Wildcats In Final 1959 Tilt
Ohio State basketball team prepared for a Monday road game at Lexington against Kentucky. Coach Fred Taylor focused on defense after a Western swing as the Buckeyes seek revenge for last year’s 95 15 loss. Ohio State enters in top form with a 90.5 point scoring average and field goal accuracy near 46 percent. Four starters are in double figures, John Havlicek averaging 9 5 per game.
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Lexington
Twe Bucks
Fred Taylor
Wildcats
John Hvlicek
Bucks
Adolph Rupp
West Virginia
Southern Cal
St. Louis
Illinois
Rangers eye Gump Worstey return as Indians win
Gump Worstey, on loan from the New York Rangers, could rejoin the NHL after backstopping the Springfield Indians to a 2-0 win over Providence. Art Stratton and Harry Pidhliny scored for Springfield, while Mickie Gamble added a pair of goals for Buffalo in a 6-1 victory over Rochester, extending Buffalo’s climb and leaving Springfield eight points ahead in the standings.
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Gump Worstey
Springfield Indians
National Hockey League
American Hockey League
New York
Indians
Springfield
Providence
Art Stratton
Harry Pidhliny
Stratton
Ickie Gamble
Buffalo Bisons
Rochester Americans
Buffalo
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Rochester
Glover Seeks AHL Mark as Barons Host Bisons
Glover aims for a new AHL lifetime assist record tonight as the Cleveland Barons host the Buffalo Bisons at the Arena. He needs one assist to reach 235 points, while five goals shy of the career goal mark of 319 held by Fred Thurier. Goalier Gil Mayer returns with a plastic mask after an Oct. 29 jaw injury.
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Cleveland
Fred Giover
Barons
Buffalo Sisons
Giover
Jackie Gordon
Glover
Fred Thurier
Cleveland Icers
Bisons
Gil Mayer
Nets
Horvath Praised by Clancy on Bruins Sharpness
Frank King Clancy, with four decades in pro hockey, hails Bronco Horvath of the Boston Bruins as precise a shooter as famed veterans Bill Cook Chuck Conacher and Roy Conacher, underscoring Horvath’s accuracy.
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Frank
King) Clancy
Bronco Horvath
Boston Bruins
Bill Cook
Chuck
Roy Conacher
State Department of Education and Veterans Administration
Elyria College
Elyria
Ohio
Cincinnati Favored in Holiday Festival Opener at MSG
Top ranked Cincinnati leads the Holiday Festival as Oscar Robertson stars for the Bearcats in Madison Square Garden. St Louis and NYU also feature in opening round action while several other top programs are resting during the holiday weekend. Robertson is averaging about 42 points per game as Cincinnati has won six straight.
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St Joseph's
S. Loyola
San Fran
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Royals Outgun Pistons to End Six-Game Slide
The Cincinnati Royals defeated the Detroit Pistons 121 to 108 in Cincinnati. Aaron Beckham led with 21 points and Jeck Twyman added 32 in a decisive rally, sparking a 32 point run late in the third period to seize control and extend the Royals’ winning burst.
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Arion Beckham
Jeck Tx Wmen
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Royals
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National Basket Sali Assa
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Twymen
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Rogers
Knawaey
Stars To Hula Bowl Highlight East West Squads
Forty eight stars from 33 colleges form the East and West teams for the 11th annual Hula Bowl in Honolulu. Notables include Billy Cannon LSU Richie Lucas Penn State and Bill Burrell Texas A&M.
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Louisiana State
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Tlinvis
Jones Upsets Cousy with 73 Point Second Half Show
Sam Jones of the Boston Celtics outscored New York and seized control after Bob Cousy fouled out. In front of 14,570 at Madison Square Garden the Celtics erased a 27 point deficit for an 11th straight win as Wilt Chamberlain led the 120-171 Warriors past the Nationals and other NBA Christmas night results followed.
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Bob Cousy
Sam Jones
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60 Golf Tourney State Schedule Set
The Ohio Golf Association announced a 1560 tournament slate starting with the Akh annual Senior Match at Columbus Country Club in June. The 60th annual State Seniors at Madison Golf and Country Club, 30 miles east of Painesville, June 7-22, the 19th Junior Tournament at Merion County Club June 28-28, and the 5th State Amateur at Zanesville Cami in the week of July 27. New officers include Kari Hamilton, president. Ziward Priesisr, vice president. W. B H. Mar grei, secretary-treasurer.
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Ohio Golf Assn
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Merion County Club
Zanesville
Kari Hamilton
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Beechmost Country Club
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W. B H. Margrei
Columnbus Country Club
Elyria-Massillon hoops game not sold out
Door tickets available for tonight's Elyria-Massillon basketball game at Massillon gym seating about 2,200. Directions via Rt 57 to Medina then Rt 18 to Rt 21 or Ohio Turnpike to Rt 71. parking limited. game time 7 p.m. with varsity contest around 3:45 p.m.
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Rangers Aim to Climb Out of NHL Cellar With Key Wins
The New York Rangers, on a hot streak, beat the Detroit Red Wings 3-2 to move within a point of leaving last place. Brien Cullen scored twice in the third period after John Bowness and Eddie Shack tallied in the second. Detroit scorers were Mercer Pronovest and Jerry Melnyk. Bruins beat Black Hawks as Hull passes Horvath for scoring lead.
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Brien Cullen
New York
John Bowness
Eddie Shack
Cullen
Mercer Pronovest
Jerry Melnyk
Detroit
Doug McKenney
Chicago Black Hawks
Bobby Hull
Chicago
Boston
Bronco Horvath
Wittenberg Faces Evansville In Evansville Invite Opener
Wittenberg bows into the Evansville Invitational with a tight defense to slow Evansville high scorers led by 6-10 Sim Hagen as Louisville game setback remains fresh. Fisher Price Wilcox Vedora Wolfe are the Tigers starters as they seek an early season upset.
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Sim Hagen
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Bert Price
Tony Wilcox
Tony Vedora
Don Wolfe
Tigers
Cuban Detains Players Amid Tournament Row
A Cuban detains a group of players who were selected to participate in a tournament but are being held as the Cuban premier Fidel Castro denies permission for their participation. The action follows tensions with the event organizers and lasting questions about the team’s future in the competition.
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