Elyria Stars Shine In 1950 Ohio State Film
A Lorain County sportswriter recalls Vic Janowicz and Tony Curcillo starting for Ohio State in the 1950 season and their 83 21 win over Iowa on Oct 28. Janowicz threw four TDs and ran for two, with Curcillo catching two TD passes. The writer praises Elyria two-sport figures and notes a planned Hall of Fame gathering and local stag party.
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Panthers fall to Lorain High 63 53 in freshmen clash
Elyria Catholic freshmen trailed early and could not overtake Lorain High in a 63 to 53 loss. Scott Plas led scorers with 22 points as Elyria Catholic shot 9 of 18 from the line and Lorain hit 21 of 36 free throws. The Panthers, now 8-4, travel to Lorain Catholic Thursday after noon.
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Jefferson junior high wins seventh league in low scoring game
Jefferson defeated Northwood 32 to 22 as Eddy Byrd led with nine points and 12 rebounds. Rich Moin contributed eight points in the junior high basketball contest marking a seventh league title for Jefferson.
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Patulski First in Draft Chosen by Buffalo Bills
Notre Dame defensive end Walt Patulski, 6-foot-6 and 260 pounds, was selected No. 1 overall by the Buffalo Bills as the NFL draft opened in New York. Teams faced a sprawling 17-round selection process with 442 players to be chosen. Patulski, who played in 74 tackles for Notre Dame despite a knee injury, has prospects of a lucrative deal, potentially rivaling O. J. Simpson’s signing.
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Soviets invite NHL teams to Moscow for Olympic play
In Sapporo at the Winter Olympics the Soviet Union invited the Montreal Canadiens and all NHL teams to Moscow to play the Russian national team. A Soviet spokesman said the invitation includes every NHL team, aiming to boost competition as the Russians seek gold. The Canadiens have been out of international play over a federation dispute about amateur status and state support for players.
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Scheduling Note Lists Wednesday NBA Games
The slate shows Cleveland at Buffalo and Chicago at Boston New York at Cincinnati Cleveland at Detroit Milwaukee at Phoenix Seattle vs Houston at San Antonio Buffalo at Philadelphia as the lone Wednesday match.
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