Brookside Quint Edges Clearview For Carnival Title
The Brookside Cardinals beat Clearview 52-50 in the Clearview Carnival final at the Clearview gym. Tom Stanley scored 14, including a late jumper after an injury, with Paul Vick adding 14 and Harvey Teaman 14 for Clearview. Eaton defeated Ridgeville 48-41 in the earlier game as Brookside also beat Ridgeville 60-34.
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Tom Stanley
Brookside
Clearview
Stanley
Cardinals
Ridgeville
Eaton
Clippers
Vick
Teaman
Jim Horton
Ben Cace
Horton
Bruno, Leslie Are Top Pin-Busters On Tuesday Card
Joe Bruno of Lehman Cartage in Stoney's All City League led bowler scores with 201 200 248 649. Chuck Vollmer of Nel's Midway followed with 215 190 226 631. Three other bowlers also posted notable scores in the Tuesday card.
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Brookside
CREAR
Rakovan
Teaman
Vick
Dalzell
Aaney
Horton
Henes
Savinsky
Caco
Biazina
Buckhols
Clearview
Fishburn
Reyes
Hawke
Vic Krugman Bogeess
Feinstein
Urig
U Gage
Lehman Cartage
Hales, & Ae
Balas
General Industries
Drager
Joe Bruno
Eaton
Ridgeville
Vigees
Powers & Dawley
Doe Karby
Rainbow Lanes
Belter ME
Eseagnee
John Sloster Segese
Nel's Midway
Budweiser Beer
Charles Vollmer
Erin Brewes Co
Gibby’s Place
Lesast Insurance
J, McDonough
Dobrowski Meats
Lepkowski
A. Bito
United Polish Club
Steve's Barber Shop
Kaminski
Fell's Grocery
Barnes Coal Seeuses
Barcol
Jones Ohio Wseesess
W. Nol
Lesgue Elyria Moose
Jim McGregor
Hobby Shoppy
Larson Foundry
TTL
Vic Palicka
Gochenour’s
Texaco
Cheese
Steve Krupar
Meta Weld
Yates Builders
Norm Robertson
Brown-Lipe- Chapin eEncae Tin Benders
Accountin
G Humphrey
A. Rosso Oe Ees
Barkacs
Harshaw Chemical A Rare
A. Dawson
D. Mason
Ist
Bel ST. John's
Ser
Tvidwal
Eck
Overoomagawe
Bruno
Leslie
Stoney
Chuck Vollmer
Nel
Midway
Stoney’s
Vic Krugman
Ray Leslie
Herb Wood
Faloney Reinjures Knee May Miss Orange Bowl
Maryland faces uncertainty as star quarterback Bernie Faloney re injures his knee in Miami. Team physician Dr. Thurston Adams will assess swelling today. if present the All American will be sidelined for the Orange Bowl against Oklahoma. Coach Jim Tatum voiced grim expectations following Faloney s collapse during a drill.
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Faloney
Maryland
Miami
Bernie Faloney
Oklahoma
Thurston Adams
Jim Tatum
Alabama
University of Maryland
America
J. D. Roberts
Stan Jones
Jones
Tatum
Kentucky Slotted Third By Expert In College Hoops Scramble
Ed Hickey of St Louis University ranks Indiana first and Duquesne second on a neutral court, with Kentucky a close third. He praises Kentucky's big three Hagan Ramsey Tsioropoulos but notes limited depth and out court weaknesses. Indiana is praised as fastest, veteran and offensively strong.
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New York
Ed Hickey
St. Louis University
Kentucky
Hickey
Indiana
Duquesne
Cliff Hagan
Frank Ramsey
Lou Tsioropoulos
Hagan
Warriors Beat Bears 2-1 in Late Goals Thriller
Harry Piddliny, Syacuse Warriors second scorer behind Bronco Horvath, netted two goals in the final period to lift the last-place AHockey League team to a 2-1 victory over the third-place Hershey Bears. All scoring occurred in the final stanza in Tuesday night action.
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Harry Piddliny
Syacuse Warriors
Bronco Horvath
American Hockey League
Hershey Bears
Home Pin Loop State Second Half Opens For Stoney Bowlers
The Home Pin Loop State Second Half starts this evening at seven with six matches. Nehi Bottlers meet Bolero Club, Larson Foundry vs Oberlin Frozen Foods, Gardner Jewelers against Erb Radio, Dicken Funeral Home vs Buckeye Mold and Die, Elyria Stationers versus Grafton Dept Store, Grassies Wayside Inn against Lehman Cartage.
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Stoney’s
Nehi Bottlers
Bolero Club
Larson Foundry
Oberlin Frozen Foods
Gardner Jewelers
Erb Radio
Dicken Funeral Home
Buckeye Mold É& Die
Elyria Stationers
Grafton J Dept Store
Grassie's Wayside Inn
Lehman Cartage
Golf style in bowling timing and form from Joe Norris
A 1953 note explains timing in bowling as a forward body push, with the upper body moving with the ball and the first step. Norris urges natural technique over fixed plans, noting top bowlers often look awkward yet gain power through grooved swings from practice.
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Joe Norris
Norris
John F. Dille Co
Top game and season records in Stoney's league
Ray Leslie led with 255 in the United Polish Club League at Stoney's, finishing a league season record with 614. Bruno's 248 was second-best in the same event. In team totals, Buckeye Mold and Die posted 2,865 and Lehman Cartage 1,018 in the final game of Stoney's league.
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Ray Leslie
Stoney’s
Bruno
Buckeye Mold & Die
Lehman Cartage
Troy Grid Coach Quits after one season
Troy High School football coach Howard Hoffman resigned after a nine game losing streak this fall. He will remain on the school faculty.
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Troy
O. NS
Howard Hoffman
Troy High School
Hoffman
Westfield and Brunswick win first round at South Amherst Carnival
Westfield defeats host South Amherst 57 to 47 in a first round game while Brunswick beats Henrietta 74 to 56. Don Mack scores 25 for Brunswick. Jackl Baumann leads Henrietta with 23. Final pairings set for tonight with Westfield and South Amherst meeting in the late game.
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South Amherst
Westfield
Brunswick
Don Mack
Bill Shackelton
Jackl Baumann
Henrietta
Amherst
T. Strawman
Nicol
Kahl
Gainok
Brockett
Barnhart
Reynolds
Smith
Friedt
As Schacht
Jenny
Hal
Schultz
McDermott
Cliff Stubble- Beunswick
Bexar
Ae G. F. T. FT. Schack
Becker
Sox Sign Johnson to White Sox 1954 Pitching Needs
The Chicago White Sox announced the signing of right handed pitcher Don Johnson 27 obtained last fall from Toronto of the International League Johnson is the eighth White Sox player signed for the 1954 season and joins the pitching staff to bolster the rotation.
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Chicago
Chicago White Sox
Don Johnson
Toronto
Johnson
White Sox
Birmingham Tops Norwalk St. Paul
Birmingham Lorain County Class B team earned its third win in eight starts with a 48 38 victory over Norwalk St Paul. Bob Angelo and Bill Nabakowski led Birmingham with 13 points each as St Paul held a 13 9 edge after one quarter before Birmingham pulled away after the second half started. The Birmingham reserve won 47 14.
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Eaton-Ridgeville
Eaton
Ridgeville
Rangers
Bill Hawke
Bombers
Dick Fishburn
Hawke
Paul Heisler
Mervin Feinstein
Norwalk
Birmingham
Lorain
Angelo
Bill Nabakowski
St. Paul
PAUL
Latteman
Gamble
Franklin
Nabak
Ski
Stoll
Sprunk
Shoemberg
Logan
Rospert
Fullgrabe
Oj Meyers
Marksn
Gerawe
Robart
Simon
Elyria Chronicle Telegram 1958 Christmas Week Brief
Elyria Chronicle Telegram reports brief notes from Elyria Ohio dated December 30 1958. Local items include community updates and regional notices appearing in the Web edition.
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Elyria
Ohio
Chronicle-Telegram
Leahy Predicts Maryland vs Oklahoma in Orange Bowl Clash
Frank Leahy analyzes Maryland and Oklahoma before their Orange Bowl meeting. He praises Maryland’s defense and passing threat, notes Oklahoma’s split T and backfield precision, and cites stars J. D. Roberts Stan Jones and Bernie Faloney while acknowledging coaching legends Tatum and Wilkinson.
Sonmor Of Barons Goes To Rangers
The Cleveland Barons acquire center Andy Bathgate from the New York Rangers in a cash deal. Glen Sonmor, 24, moves to the Rangers, with the Barons receiving an undisclosed cash amount as part of the exchange. Bathgate reports to Cleveland for tonight's game in Buffalo.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Barons
American Hockey League
Andy Bathgate
New York Rangers
Bathgate
Barons
Buffalo
Glen Sonmor
Rangers
Knicks land Schaus from Pistons in NBA move
Former West Virginia standout Fred Schaus, 27, who stands 6 feet 5 inches, becomes property of the New York Knickerbockers after a deal with the Fort Wayne Pistons. The veteran is in his fifth NBA season.
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NEW York Ins
Newark, C
Fred ‘Schaus
New York Knickerbockers
National Basketball Association
Schaus
West Virginia University
Fort Wayne Pistons
Cager
NBA
Flanagan and Saxton Face Off Tonight in Minneapolis
Del Flanagan clashes with Johnny Saxton in a national TV bout at Minneapolis with a possible title shot against welterweight king Gavilan or top challenger Basilio. Saxton, 23, is the third-ranked welterweight. Flanagan is sixth. Local St. Paul star Flanagan headlines a home crowd while Saxton is favored.
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Minneapolis
Minn
del Flanagan
Johnny Saxton
Kid Gavilan
Gavilan
Carmen Basilio
Saxton
New York
Flanagan
St. Paul, Minn
King Solomon Stops Elby in Chicago Fight Card
United Press report from Chicago lists King Solomon 164 and Jimmy Elby 163 both from Chicago and Toledo respectively, with Solomon defeating Elby. Kilgore 165 from Miami stops Mickey Laurent 158 from Paris in Miami Beach action.
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Chicago
King Solomon
Jimmy Elby
Toledo, Co
Miami Beach
Bill Kilgore
Miami
Mickey Laurent
Paris
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Villanova
Johnny Lattner
Neil Worden
Notre Dame
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The
600 Club
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By Oscar .Fraley
United Press Sports
Necdi
Elna
Broad ST
Warriors
Bears
United Press
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Hogan
Babe Laharias
Aln Maver
Williams
Marines
Maureen Connolly
Atimbledon
VK Seixas
Kimbledon
Madelyn Bilkey
Michigan State
Billy Sixty
Sox
Bigelow
FOX Furniture
Elyria, Ohio
Norwalk St. Paul
W. Ewell
al Welfle
Frank Leahy
University of Notre Dame
Bud Wilkinson
Don Faurot
Missouri
Faurot
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