Shrine game fullback Janowicz to lead East backfield
Elyria and Ohio State star Janowicz headlines the East squad at the 27th annual Shrine game at Kezar Stadium San Francisco. He headlines a backfield alongside Dorow Kazmaier Pivirotto as the East plans a single wing offense for Saturdays matchup amid weather and travel delays.
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Elyria
Ohio State
Kezar Stadium
San Francisco
Janowicz
Ian Jy Janowicz
Columbus
West Coast
Kazmater
Dick Alban
Northwestern
Jim Hammond
Wisconsin
Dorew
John Petibon
Notre Dame
Charlie Curtis
Dartmuth
Andd Fivirotto
Elyria Pioneers to Play Cleveland West Tonight in City Derby
Elyria meets Cleveland West at the Sixth Street gym in the second game in as many days. West features towering Sonny Degyansky and a lineup led by Pat Chambers and Ed Dargas, while Elyria recalls 1950 and 1951 tourney wins. Center Jim Heins provides West with a height edge as Ken McBride of West rests through a three week recovery from a severe arm cut. West enters with four wins in five appearances, Elyria with a solid sectional record.
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Browns
Snrce
Otto Graham
Graham
Cliff Lewis
Marion Motley
Motley
Mowey
Los Angeles Rams
Lou Byrmkus
Rymkus
Washington Redskins
Chubby Grigg
Bob Gaudio
Don Shula
Carl Taseff
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Taseff
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Harold
Pete) Block
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Gene
Sonny) Degyansky
Baldwin - Wallace College
Bova
Marty Fack
Elmas
Jim Heins
Pat Chambers
Ed Dargas
Fackelman
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John Wise
Ron Kavé
Heins
Tomight
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Bava
Ken McBride
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Cleveland Glenville
Lakewood
Nort Olmsted
Parma
Cleveland Central
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The
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Sandusky
Skein
Bears Defeat Reds 4-2 In AHL Showdown
Hershey Bears dominated Providence as they pummeled Reds goalie Harvey Bennett with 53 shots to secure a 4-2 victory in an American Hockey League clash. The game kept up Hershey’s high scoring pace and pressure, further stoking the rivalry.
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Meeres
Hershey Bears
Providence
Metminder Harvey Bennett
Reds
Save streak fuels Hershey edge in tense hockey clash
Bennett starred with 49 saves including 19 in the first period as Hershey built a 4 2 2 to 1 lead. Stoddard paced the Bears with a scoring burst while Fraley provides 1952 predictions and notes on St. Louis Flyers’ seven straight loss.
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Hershey
U.S
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Oscar Fraley
United Press Sports
YORK
Fraley
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Ie Bits
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St. Louis Flyers
Flyers
Steve Witiuk
St. Louis
Bowl notes mix sports and stars in colorful recap
The report blends Orange Bowl spectacle with bets on boxing, horse racing and golf. It previews Larry Isbell and Bowl queen Ruthie Garst, then lin es up boxing favorites, baseball hopes, and Derby and tennis mentions.
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Georgia Tech
Ruthie Garst
Stan Williams
Gale Galion
Miss Garst
McKeesport trio to start for Miami in Gator Bowl clash
The Miami Hurricanes will field three McKeesport natives as starters on offense in the Gator Bowl. Quarterback Jack Hackett and end Ed Brakke are among the local players joining the Hurricanes attack, with center Jack Payile promoted to start.
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Lab
Sardeve
Stanford
Calif
Resnidors
Teh Bdteldunts
Rarha
Jess Neely
Rice
San Francisco
MeMan nets late winner as Elyria tops Sandusky 51 49
Elyria guard Bill MeMan scores 19 points leading the Pioneer rally in a 51 49 win over Sandusky Blue Streaks. He converts the decisive field goal with 20 seconds left. Sandusky’s Jeft Schuanger tops with 24, while Elyria faces Cleveland West in a second straight home game.
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Bill MeMan
Pioneers
Sandusky
MeMan
Ted Schwanger
Jeft Schuanger
Elyria Cagers
Cleveland West
Ull
Iomedi
Don Andress
Elyrians
Sandusi
Larry Shawale
Birmingham Cage Carnival Opens With First Game
The Birmingham Cage Carnival features its opening game at 7:30 p.m. with teams led by Bud Baker and Les Matcham. Fy Don Durham and G Wayne Smuth contribute points while Bob Nestor also scores.
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Bud Baker
F. Les Matcham
Don Durham
Wayne Smuth
Bob Nestor
Four County Clubs Open Play Tonight In Cage Carnival
Four county basketball teams begin a four game carnival on the Birmingham High court with two games tonight at 7 30 and 8 30. Brownhelm leads the circuit at 5 1 with one loss facing Camden while Brighton meets Henrietta in a second 8 30 tilt.
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Birmingham High Court
Lorain County
Brownheim
Camden
Brighton
Henrietta
Brownhelm
Elyria Pioneers Upset Sandusky 51 49 On Final Seconds
Elyria High Pioneers rallied from behind in the last 35 seconds to defeat Sandusky 51 49 on the Sixth Street court in front of about 300 spectators. Bill McMan led Elyria with 19 points aided by Jim Miller 13 and Tom Gwinn with a key late pass setting up McMan’s winning layup. Ted Schwanger topped Sandusky with 24 points as fouls and tense play marked a chaotic finish.
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Harby Leads 600 Club with 245 210 Series Finish
Joe Harby opened with 209 in the 600 Club American Radiator League then tallied 245 and 210 to craft a strong high series. Johnnie Sutherland posted a 489 series in the Bowl-O-Drama Women’s Shop League, topping Bernice Gildersleeve’s 467 in a tight night.
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Carrers
Karby
Johnnie Sutherland
Bernice Gildersleeve
Polchey-Gismondi Team Wins Mixed Doubles Bowl Meet
The Polchey-Gismondi duo won the mixed doubles bowling tournament at Stoney's Rainbow Lanes with a 223 total for top prize of 30 dollars. Polchey also earned a share of second prize 25 with Henry Hart. other prize winners include Wanda Snable Fred Snable 1 214 20 dollars and Millie Balogh Gene Holmes 1 208 15 dollars.
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Vi Bolchey
Mike Geistrenel
Stoney’s
Rainibow Lanes
Polchey
Henry Hart
Finney
Wanda Snable
Fred Snable
Millie ,Balogh
Gene Holmes
Betty Fackler
Wes Fackler
Gerry Pomeroy
Dewey Maddock
Charlaine Fackler
Dewey Fackler
Alma Osmer-Ferry
Fight Results Roundup From Various Cities
United Press reports boxing results across cities including Newark Sal Belloise beating outpointing 168% to 168%, Shillene defeating Livia Mineili 150, Del Flanagan stopping Herb Freeman 135, Upen Williams outpointing Gene Burton 18%, George Tsanndaris knocking out Clarence Ricks Jones 216, and other regional bouts in New York Milwaukee Minneapolis Worcester and Wilmington.
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Sunnysider
Ronsevelt
Lala
Newark
N. J
Sal Belloise
Milwauker
Wis
Johnny Pratton
Livia Mineili
Minneapolis
del Flanagan
St Paul Minn
Herb Freeman
Bangor
Worcester
Mass
Upen Williams
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