Oilman Wilson promotes new Texas Open nonqualifiers tour
Antonios Sportrait notes M P Monk Wilson, a 55 year old oilman and former San Antonio Golf Association leader, launched a special 18 hole tournament for non qualifiers in the Texas Open. The event, plus the Winter Golf Tour Sponsors Association, will share 2000 dollars among players outside the championship, with a top prize of 800 dollars.
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Dickens Named Wyoming Coach Dicknes Is Named
Wyoming appoints Phil Dickens as head coach replacing Bowden Wyatt. Dickens, ex Wofford College coach, will run a single wing system learned at Tennessee under Gen. Bob Neyland. The $10,000 yearly job includes a rent free house and a three year contract. Dickens plans to bring three Wofford assistants to Wyoming.
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Foulers Take Two-Game Lead In YMCA Men’s League
Foulers moved two games ahead in the YMCA Men’s House League after a win over Maulers Wednesday night. Paul McKitrick led with 26 points in a four game program as Foulers extended their streak to four straight victories.
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Four-team tie forms for second after late shuffle
In a tight league scramble, 59 to 46 left the trailing team two games back and created a four way deadlock for second place. Trippers dropped to one game behind after a 39-24 loss to Swishers, while Missers defeated Dribblers 34-40 to snap a skid.
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Liverpool Beats Brunswick 68-58 in Independent Clash
Liverpool High defeats Brunswick 68 58 to snap a three game skid. Center Lou Winterfield and guard Ted Haury lead with 19 points each, as Liverpool improves to eight wins against nine losses. Brunswick reserves win 37-35.
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Cage Schedule Sparks Local High School Matchups
Saturday lineup features Berlin Heights at Wakeman and Berlin Heights rivalries with Maple Heights and Spencer. Other games include Cleveland Heights at Elgins, Elsha Catholic at Warren St Marys, Euclid at Lorain, Lakewood at Shaw, Parma at Shaker Heights, Media at Amherst, Columbia at South Amherst, Avon Lake at Ridgeville, Avon at Brookside, LaGrange at Henrietta, Camden at Brownhelm, Birmingham vs Alumni, New London at Vermilion, Wakeman at Greenwich, Haron at Milan, North Dimmed at Westlake, Westfield at Liverpool.
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Silverfish cut fibers and damage the material when they feed on the starch and sizing in fabrics.
Bowling Schedules Set for Legion Pin Loop Matches
Bowling leagues at Stoney's Rainbow Lanes schedule six regular matches at 7 o'clock tonight. Teams include West Side Lumber vs United Cleaners, Flawers by Betty vs Rup iper Builders, Reators vs Fitch Compans, Jack Night Dry Cleaners vs M Sert.ce Sre, Welsh Go ccamp Funeral Home vs Peizee Decorawis, Sunrise Market vs Welsh Plumpers.
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Unbeaten Teams Tangle in City Class B League Tilt Night
North Eaton Heating and Temple Recreation seek to extend unbeaten runs in City Class B games at Jefferson gym. North Eaton (6-6) meets Memos Tavern (3-2) in the final tilt, Temple Recreation (6-0) faces Athen Auditors (4-2). Praudles Company (1-35) meets Coach Athe Company (3-2) at 3:35, with North Eaton/Memo’s Tavern set for 9:45. Elyria Senior C Y O, 1-6, aims for second win against Elyria Independents, 0-5, at Franklin gym. Elyria Dairies (1-4) vs UAW CIO 101 (2-3) follows at Franklin.
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Final Games In Lorain County League On Friday
Lorain County Class B Scholastic Basketball League schedules Friday night games across Eastern and Western divisions. South Amherst and Birmingham have clinched titles. Brookside and Eaton contend for Eastern runnerup, while Camden and LaGrange duel for Western second spot. Birmingham meets its Alumni in the night’s only league clash.
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Fain Agrees To White Sox Terms
Shortstop Fain accepts contract terms with the Chicago White Sox after negotiations. Details emphasize agreed salary and roster role. Team officials confirmed the deal, outlining expectations for his position and contributions this season.
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White Sox Sign Ferris Fain In Trade With Philadelphia
The Chicago White Sox announced the signing of Ferris Fain after a two minute telephone call on Wednesday. The first baseman, AL batting champion for two straight seasons, joined the Sox in a five player trade with Philadelphia. Salary terms were not disclosed but speculation places Fain at about 27000 dollars. General Manager Frank C. Lane confirmed the contract.
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Charles Stops Harrison in Detroit Fight
Ezzard Charles from Cincinnati stopped Tommy Harrison of Los Angeles in a Detroit match. Charles weighed 187 pounds and Harrison 181 pounds.
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Firemen's Loop League Bowls Four Matches Tonight
Carlise Firemen League and Lorain County Classic League schedule four tenpin matches tonight at Evans Lanes and Tarry Tavern. Early shifts feature Ohio Screw Products facing Lan es, and Firemen No 1 vs Troxel Manufacturing. late shifts include Firemen No 2 against Screw Products and Shop Speciality Company. Women’s and Knights of Columbus leagues also list four matches at 9 o'clock and 7 o'clock respectively with varied pairings.
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Borck Insurance
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Harriet Tyemmes
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Smith Constructor Tut
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Ross Warner
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Len Wilczak
Ridgeville Plumbing
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Tom MacMath
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Stoney
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Larson Foundry
Vauncer Jets
Darwin Bales
iFsing Saucers
George Vargo
Thunder Jets
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Harvey
Lehman Carnage
Eldotread
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Becher High Life
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Terrell
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Ohio Screw Products Office
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Troxel Manufactu Ry Company
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Schecule Chersey
Beverazes
Amars Chip
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Evria Berchware
Bette Line
Zahme Johnson
Rea.cors
T. O Murphy Company
Bowling Center
Pairines Baker
Wimot Printing
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Real Wed.ng
Burke Pimitcte van Arsdale Flowers
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Odonnel Paints
Bittner Funeral
Clarington Star Frye Breaks Ohio High School Scoring Record
CLARINGTON P-Mel Catty Frye a six foot 194 pound senior from Clarington Monroe County set an Ohio high school single game scoring record with 9 points in a game against Stafford Prye netted 57 points in the second half as Clarington routed Stafford 145 to 37 The mark surpasses Ken Alessi of Yorkville who had 70 points in 1925.
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Rosen of Tribe Signs Contract
Cleveland General Manager Hank Greenberg announced the signing of third baseman Al Rosen. Rosen led the AL in 1952 with 105 RBIs and 25 homers while batting .302, and is believed to receive a $20,000 salary for 1953.
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