Elyria Pioneers Hit Two Games This Week
Elyria High hosts Rhodes Tuesday at Sixth Street gym and travels Friday to face Cleveland Heights in a Lake Erie League clash. The 1952-53 season sees Elyria at 1-4, Heights undefeated 4-0, with statewide peers Shaw and Euclid leading the circuit.
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Pioneers
Rhodes
Heights Tigers
Slyria High
Sandusky
Hal Block
Cleveland
James Ford Rhodes
Sixth Street
Lake Erie
Cleveland Heights
Euclid
Shaw
John Marshall
Fremont Ross
Lakewood
Erie
Tigers
Warren
Cleveland Lincoln
Canton McKinley
Elyria
Elyria Catholic Panthers Idle This Week
Elyria Catholic High's Panthers are idle this week with no games until next Tuesday. Coach Lou Kaczmarek's team travels to face Cleveland St. Joseph. The Green and White have a 5 3 record this season.
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Elyria Catholic High
Panthers
Lou Kaczmarek
Cleveland St. Joseph
Independent Erie games on major high school schedule
Lorain meets its alumni in a Tuesday contest as Shaker Heights plays in a doubleheader with preparations underway for nearby Erie teams. Cleveland Heights hosts a separate matchup against Elyria while Lorain faces Euclid and Shaw squares off with Lakewood in a busy week.
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Findlay
Cleveland Heights
Cuyahoga Falls
Shaker Heights
Willoughby
Erie
Shaw
Euclid
Lorain
Lakewood
Elyria
Newspaper Sales Surge Ahead of Population Growth
The Chronicle Telegram notes newspaper purchases rise faster than population. Population grows from 106 million in 1920 to 155 million today, a 47 percent increase, while weekday circulation climbs from 28 million to 54 million, up 94 percent. The paper urges advertisers to use newspapers, seen by nearly all customers in town.
Despirito Close To Lone Record With Eight Wins Needed
Tony DeSpirito, 18, riding at Tropical Park, Havana, Cuba, won three races to bring his season total to 381. He needs eight more victories to break Walt Miller’s 1906 record of 388, a mark later matched by Willie Shoemaker and Joe Culmone, as the year nears its end.
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Miami
Fla
Tony DeSpirito
Tropical Park
Oriental Park
Havana
Cuba
Lawrence
Mass
Walt Miller
Willie Shoemaker
Joe Culmone
DeSpirito
Olympic Champion Patterson Makes Pro Debut Against Sabotin
Floyd Patterson, Olympic middleweight champion, fights Lalu Sabotin in an eight round main event at Brooklyn's Eastern Parkway Arena. Patterson aims to extend his perfect pro record with knockouts in all three prior bouts, after winning Olympic gold in Helsinki last summer with an 18 second final. The bout airs to 14 cities from Denver to the west.
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New York
Floyd Patterson
Lalu Sabotin
Warren O
Brooklyn
Eastern Parkway Arena
Patterson
Helsinki
Finland
Denver
Colo
Three Marks Set In Pro Playoff
In Sundays championship playoff between Detroit and Cleveland three NFL records were set. Otto Graham of Cleveland completed 61 passes in three title games and attempted 107, surpassing Bob Waterfield. Dante Lavelli caught 19 passes in three title games, topping the previous 16.
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Cleveland
U.P
Detroit
Otto Graham
Bob Waterfield
Los Angeles
Dante Lavelli
B Pin Loop Schedule Set for Five Evening Matches
The Bowling Center B League lists four 6 45 pm matches at the bowling center tonight The lineup features Bowling Center against Array Potato Chips Schlitz Beer versus Paige Builders P O C Beer versus Stockard Masonry and Ex Cell Products versus Rainbow Lanes.
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Array
Schlitz Beer
Paige Builders
Stockard Masonry
Ex-Cell Products
Rainbow Lanes
Eisenhower Appoints 14 to Draft Farm Program
President elect Eisenhower names a 14 member Interim Agricultural Advisory Committee to draft a farm program. Dean William Myers of Cornell chairs. other members include Homer Davidson of Chicago, David W Brooks of Atlanta, Milo Swanton of Madison, and Albert Mitchell of New Mexico among diverse farm experts and industry leaders.
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New York
Eisenhower
Commodore Hotel
Robert Cutler
Boston
Paul G Hoffman
Ford Foundation
William Myers
Cornell University College of Agriculture
Ithaca
N. Y
Myers
Homer Davidson
Chicago
American Meat Institute
David W Brooks
Atlanta
Georgia Cotton
West Lafayette
Inds
Purdue University College of Agriculture
Besse W. Tapp
San Francisco
Bank of America
John H. Davis
National Wool Marketing Corp
Carl Farrington
Minneapolis
U.S. Spain nearing wide strategic agreement
After nine months of delicate talks U.S. and Spain near a broad economic and military accord. The deal would channel up to 800 million into Spain and grant U.S. bases at Madrid Seville Leon and Albacete plus Cadiz Cartagena and other ports with naval refueling and repair access. Spain would receive modern gear and training in return.
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Madrid
Spain
Seville
Leon
Albacete
Alantic
Cadet
Mediterranean
Cartagena
Med
Sullivan Bob Cats and Community Holiday Notes
Sullivan service men return home for holidays as Paul Jones and family come from Camp Polk and Ben Null visits from his parents. Congregational church reports a Sunday program and caroling with refreshments. Boy Scouts held a December meeting at the fire house, exchanged gifts, and planned outdoor cooking. FFA engaged in December activities including a parliamentary contest, seed sales to fund a chapter tractor, Christmas baskets, a pest hunt, and a January 3 radio program on WATG. Honor roll lists many Sullivan students. school decorations and communion service noted. Game schedule lists Sullivan Bob Cats vs Ruggles Troy at Nova on January 6.
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Sullivan
Paul Jones
Camp Polk
Ben Null
George Jones
Ronald Atkinson
Joe Atlinson
The
Congregational Church
Wade Jaccaud
Congregational Sunday School
Boy Scout News
Boy Scouts of
Jim Patton
F.F.A
FFA
Court House
Ashland
Hampshire
WATG
Sullivan School
Nancy Ringler
Annabell Lininger
Geraldine McDaniels
Charlene Pointer
Royal Stark
Elizabeth Brunda
Rosemarie Prisantelli
Edith Ringler
Thomas McConnell
Barbara Schaad
Barbara Wright
Larry Blessing
Janice Ballou
Mary Jane Cowlick
Margaret Harris
Billy Karcagi
Betty Lou Miller
Edward Larry Handley
Avalon Prisantelli
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Lorain Norwalk
Fritz Snider van
Ed Blaser
Memo
Burke Furniture
M. J. Frisco
Young Hardware
Bruce & King
Pete Wile Memo
Yan
Dairy Queen
Beverage Dispenser
George Flowers
Robinson-Metzger
Coughlin-Saley
Frank Metzger
Tjemmes-Nasipak
Summers-Ames
Tlemmes-Nasipak
Don Ames
McGregor-Post
Searles-Pachinger
Ed Pachinger
Wellert-Nash
Cliff-Baxter
Poeeri Dusy ‘Ra
Lauffer-Wisse
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Bil Bolic
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Yates-Essex
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Nsssenssenns
Ohio
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United Press
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Truman
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