Brownhelm and Henrietta Set for Birmingham Carnival Final
Brownhelm earns 58 30 win over Camden to reach the championship against Henrietta, who edged Brighton 27 in a four team Western Division showdown of Lorain County Class B scholastic league. Hartle Renner Brill led Brownhelm with 12 11 and Howe scored 16 for Henrietta.
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Irmingham
Brownhelm
Henrietta
Birmingham
Ernival
Camden
Brighton
I¢ Lorain County
Henrr'etta
Frank Hartle
Bob Renner
Warren Brill
Amden
Dave Howe
Bud Baker
Park
BI Green
Renner
Hania Hartle
Chine
Ji Nwi Bri
Ie BT Iige
Ted . Ise
UiBeve
jOsom
Bradley
Darnell
Jackson
Jago
Agerinequeen
Scott
Society For the Preservation and Garaseng
Canada
Wenner Will
Jordan
Whitney
James R
America
Julenamer
hog/MEAEREY Company of
St. Louis
Brwnarm
Mekei
Stes Mo
Orches- 5
Cama ‘ Assea
Ales A Ees Y Testecae Omalsles Gast and Lows Kolopus
Peem
Tra
Mavda
Wenner
St. Petersburg
Howe
Bish
Toling
Cs Etfo
Anis Esata
Beteentaze
Gina
Ereueerine Oo
Christensen
Ser P Harshaw Chemical League
Mrs Analyzers
Edythe Cain
D. Moore
James M. Massard
Shackers
Geecataf
E. J. Massard
A. Dawson
Brickers
Sigma Xi
Science
Co. Mater
Fabta Tee
University
Illinois
L. Hockman
Elyria Eagles League
Wasserman'e Clothes
George Wise
Johns
Stewart Radio
Tewart Radi
Knowles & Shiexek
Roy McMillard
Cormick
Main Street
de 'Yford
Pauw University
Knights OF ST. John League
Greencastle
Ind
Tolloft
Roger Piper
Fay
Ridge Freera
Lous
James Reschan
Don Brenner
Joan’s
Lutherad Beagbe
Tag
Washington, D.C
Rally Company
Bell
Ana—ojeg
Wellington
Tiskuran
D.P
Wellington_First Season Win Sparks 56 52 Victory
Wellington Dukes earned their season’s first win with a 56 to 52 victory over Wakeman’s Rough Riders in a Friday night independent game. Bernard Wolf and Bill Jacke led Wakeman with 21 and 20 points as Bill Deers and Keith Kiplinger paced Wellington with 19 and 21 respectively, despite Wakeman’s strong effort. Wakeman defeated Wellington in the junior varsity game 34 to 24.
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Wellington
Igh
Dukes
Wakeman
Rough Riders
Rms
Bernard Wolf
Billacke
Bill Deers
Keith Kiplinger
Tony Marley
G. Wington
Rf O
O Palmer
Splinger
piWake
Q Mers
Burke
Amers
Frank
Qarley
Sherwood
Ric
Lo Querer
Ellington Gee Es
Zkeman
Offlcyals
Bruce Boehier
Bob McTine
Liverpool Rout Seville 59 44 in County Cagers Win
Liverpool High School with an undefeated league record gained a 59 to 44 victory over Seville as Tom Mack led with 21 points. The win lifts Liverpool to five wins in seven overall. Liverpool reserves also won easily over Seville jayvees 40 to 18.
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T. Lack
Robson
Detcher
Gramley
Wijbe
Huffmane
Hutfan
Rat
Sharcan
Vest
Smith
Bulgore
Ie Ezpool
Ohio State Five Is Crubbed by Huskies 78 to 43
SEATTLE Wash Ohio State entered the opening game of a doubleheader crushed by fourth ranked Washington State Huskies 78 to 43 coached by Tippy Ives. The Ohio team trailed 36 16 at halftime as the Huskies used steady defense and fast breaks to pull away. In the other game Washington State beat forthwestern 71 to 64.
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Seattle
Wash
u.Pi
Washingo
Huskies
Tippy Ives
Ohio State
Pomeroy, C
Washington State
Forthwestern
Spor t Shorts wrap falls amid carnival lull and sign of shifts
An Ottawa franchise sale stalled as Frank Shaughnessy sought a backer while Newark hoped for a Giants transfer. Brighton upset Brownhelm in a tight late tilt as carnival activity began. Felton listed doubtful for Sugar Bowl with a bruised knee, while Georgia Tech prepared for the Orange Bowl with a morning workout and optimism. Sedgman and McGregor to play for Yankee dollars next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Skeln
United Press
Brownhelm
Newark
Ihe
Brighton
Tereci
Frank Shaughnessy
Ottawa
Henrietta
Lester Osterman
New York
New York Giants
Hig Re
Nace
Biloxi
Miss
Ralph Felton
Maryland
Felton
Jim Tatum
Miami Beach
Fla
Bobb
Dodd
Yellow Jackets
OS le Ig
Georgia Tech
Schoo!2
Bowl era football notes from four campuses mix in one report
Stanford coach Chuck Taylor trims Rose Bowl rehearsals as Illinois and Kentucky seek fit for their bowl games. Tennessee, LSU area items note prep work and injuries while town features a community concert, local obituaries, and a brief on displaced refugees arriving for Christmas with family.
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United Press
San Bernardino
Calif
Stanford
Chuck Taylor
al Kirkland
Bob Mathias
Leon King
Taylor
Pasadena
Illinois
Frank Wodziak
Wodziak
Illini
Net
Oberlin March of Dimes Drive Led by Mrs Judson
Mrs W J Judson named chair of Oberlin March of Dimes campaign with Oberlin Junior Forum and Kiwanis aid. January drive runs Jan 14–19, goal set at 3000 dollars. Coin boxes in stores and school children fundraiser planned. Community dinner and benefit basketball game also scheduled. Oberlin rink gets a supervisor Paul Plowden and two floodlights enabling night skating.
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Gau
Per Sons
Belgrade
Yugoslavia
America
National Catholic Welfare Council
McDermott
University of Munich
MacDermott
Wellington
Oberlin
Judson
Kiwanis Club
C. J. Cooley
Lee Rowe
Ralph Young
Seriool Childaren
Paul Plowden
Wlanad Chandie
Lewis Says Mine Blast Preventable
John Lewis president of the United Mine Workers Union accuses Chicago Wilmington and Franklin Coal Co of laxity after the New Orient mine explosion killed 119 miners. He inspected the disaster site and called the blast preventable amid claims of an abnormal gas situation. Federal inspectors cited possible electrical equipment in explosive air, while Interior Secretary Oscar L Chapman said the explosion source was undetermined. The piece also notes church announcements and local council reorganization items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Frankfort
John “Lewis
United Mine Workers Union
Shicago Wilmington and Franklin Coal Co
New Orient
Lewis
UMW
Washington
Federal Bureau of Mines
Secretary of the Interior
Oscar L Chapman
James Brand
A. C.jerate
Siddall
James Ehrman
Richard Weldon
Jago Sets Loop Scoring Record In City Bowling Night
Jago rolled a 608 series and a 243 single game to pace tenpin scoring in the Pfaudler League at Stoney's Rainbow Lanes. Bill Jabo led individual laurels as the league activity produced the season’s top series so far, following a rough start.
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Yank Shop
Ptaudler Company
Stoney’s Rainbow Lanes
Bill Jabo
Pfaudler
Jago
Smiths and Poling Pace Bowls League Scores in Bendix-Westinghouse
In Bowl-O-Drome action Pearl Poling posted 581 for Waintenance in Bendix-Westinghouse Shop League while James Berciak rolled 591 for Knights of Saint John in the first half playoff. Evans Lanes saw Jones Ship Service rally to win the final two of three from Ridge Freeze and claim the Knights of St. John first-half title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Berciak
Knights of St. John’s
Pearl Poling
Bendix-Westinghouse
Prom Queen Charles Florence Heads Wellington Event
Charles Florence serves as general chairman for the annual Wellington prom at Wellington School on Wednesday January 2. The affair runs from 6:20 p.m. to midnight with Lois Eastin in charge of decorations and refreshments. Also noted is former Wellington resident Charles Wenner taking a position in Guelph Ontario and his farm on North Main Street housing the Wellington airport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Charles Floryence
Wellington School
Lois Eastin
Canada
Charles Wenner
Guelph
Ontario
Toronto
Wenner
North Main Street
St Petersburg
Obscure church notices from Pittsfield area listings
Divine services at 945 a.m. and 133 a.m. at Oberlin Community. Walther League 8 p.m. with Rev. Mrs. Mary Candy. Worship 10 a.m. Sunday school 11 a.m. Pilgrim Fellowship to entertain Northern Five. Pittsfield Congregation Rev. Donald Scheuer. Sunday school 9:36 a.m. Pittsfield Methodist Rev. Herbert Cassidy.
Suburban Calendar DIAL 4751 Before 9 00 a m
Suburban Calendar lists varied New Year events and meetings. Senior Youth Fellowship and Young Adult classes meet at homes or churches, Columbia hosts New Year Eve dance with Acme Grange, Ridgeville vets hold a Big Barn dance, and town groups schedule Tuesday and Wednesday gatherings at local venues including EATON Farm Bureau Council 2 B meeting and Olmsted clubs and trails events.
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Fields
Eaton — Farm Bureau Council
Walter Fishburn
NO. Olmsted — Garden Club
NO. Olmsted — Trail Riders
Town Hall
Grafton
Immaculate
Study of Work Conditions Asked at Atomic Plant
PADUCAH Kentucky labor officials awaited word from AFL president William Green on a government investigation of work conditions at the 300000 1000 atomic energy project. The request came in a telegram from Edward Weyler and two other leaders, backed by over 10 crafts. A total shutdown looms as 1550 AFL carpenters who walked out Christmas Eve stay off the job, with F H McGraw and Co saying negotiations wait for workers to return. Weyler accuses the company of arrogance as the dispute continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paducah
Willliam F. Green
American Federation of Labor
Green
Edward H. Weyler
Kentucky Federation of Labor
AFL
F. H. McGraw and Co
Weyler
Woman Fined For Encouraging Girl To Steal
Mrs. Lorraine Bailey, 27, of 23 West Avenue, was fined 50 dollars by Juvenile Judge Malcolm Thomson for contributing to the delinquency of a 13-year-old girl by urging theft in local stores. The teen was placed on probation to Juvenile Officer Jane Patterson. Separately, a 16-year-old Elyria boy was committed for examination after police report he molested a five year-old girl while babysitting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorraine Bailey
West Avenue
Malcolm Thomson
Bailey
Jane Patterson
Thomson
Elyria
Bureau of Juvenile Research At
Columbus
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Liverpool
Seville
Country Club
Elyria Country Club
Neil Whitney
Fred Matheny
Yucau
Frank Sedgman
Ken McGregor
Yankee Dollars
Houston
Tex
Kentucky
Wildtars
Dallas
Jim Proffitt
John Netoskie
Calvin Smith
Paul Bryant
Wildcats
Baton Rouge
Tennessee
Bob N
Vols
Ralph Adams
Eyland
Sund O'Elad
Ts Battle
Bobby Riggs
Wilda Abbott
Karl Gau
Richard P. MacDermott
Germany
W. J. Judson
March of Dimes
Praceusrwty
Oberlin Council
Beng
Atanbad
Yereereu
Ben Lewis
Andrew Stefan
John Kutscher
Joseph King
Methodist
Paul C. Giffin Sunder
Young Peoples
L. S. Simmons
Sacred Beart
Martin T. Englehardt
Wid
Philco
Zenith
Emerson
Stewart-Warner
Sentinel
Day's Hardware & Music Store
Music Store
Broad ST
Piandier Company
Bill Jago
By Sixta
Br Coram, Shepard
Barker St
Faith Ware
Sterrick Ave
West
Charles Florence
Prom
Doris Heilman
Farm Bureau
Ercile Eaton
Hawthorne St
Farm Bureau Mutual Time
Ene
Ohio
Bob Scott
Goodsyear Service Stores
Broad St. At
East
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