Panthers Impress In 95-68 Victory Over St Mary
Elyria Catholic High School honored ailing 1956 graduate Florian Simmons by dedicating the game as they beat Sandusky St Mary 95 to 68 in Gulf Road gym. Gene Willoughby led with 32 points, John Nagy shone in rebounding and distribution, while St Mary’s Harkelroad Kaman each had 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Catholic
Sandusky St. Mary
Catholic High
Dave Noft
St. Mary
Don Wimsatt
Catholic
Bill Myers
Ed Anderson
C-T
Florian Simmons
Elyria Catholic High
Catholic Panthers
Felix Klimcrak
Gulf Road Gym
St. Mary Cub
Panthers
Gene Willoughby
Tony Schork
Eadie Anderson
Stan Plato
John Nagy
Rich Bliss
Tom Zeck
Zeck
Ed Wagner
Larry Capucini
Sanduary Catholic
ST. Mars Oe
Willoughby
Barker
Anderson
Kaman
Piisoney
Mocattenty Fel
Jol Crooks
C. Plato
Wimsalt Zal
Myers Te Kromer Notts
Myers Gt Se
Duke Pribich
Joseph Mihalite
Sandusky Reserv
Becket
Bender
Aulisia
Beiter LA Notts Pulte
Trtamer
Ainzak
Kramer
Wimsatt
Bedocsai
Elyria Catholic Rex M. Res
Sandusky St
LaGrange Triumphs Over Westfield In Independent Game
Carl Knapp scored 30 points as LaGrange beat Westfield 60 50 to snap a seven and ten record. LaGrange led 14 80 after one quarter and 30 50 at halftime. Westfield surged in the third but missed 11 free throws. Westfield reserves won 42 43 in the opener.
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Lagrange
Carl Knapp
Hal Grange
Westfield LeRoy
Wildcats
Readi
Westfield
Harris Youngblood
Brookside
Gilmour Academy Beats St John Cantius In North Central Clash
Gilmour Academy improved to three wins and three losses in the North Central Conference with a 69 53 victory over Cleveland St John Cantius. John Snow led with 21 points for the Lancers while Gary Sader 14 Tom Rohr 12 helped. Cantius suffered its eighth conference defeat against one win.
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Gates Mills
Gilmour Academy
Cleveland St. John Cantius
Cantius
John Snow
Gilmour
Lancers
Gary Sader
Tom Rohr
Dion Szymczak
Jerry Stanek
Bob Weaver
Snow
Cantlus
Mantle Far Below Williams Class Sparks Yankee Fan Letter
Elyria’s Steve Carin storms against an article comparing Mickey Mantle to Ted Williams. He cites clutch play, leadership, and career moments to argue Williams’ superiority over Mantle and other stars.
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Elyria
New York Yankee
Steve Carin
Ickey Mantle
Ted Willams
Carin
Jackson
Mantle
Williams
Ted Williams
Mr. Williams
Ted
DiMaggio
Wills
Red Sox
Yankees
Joe DiMaggio
Fenway Park
DiMaaggio
Yanks
DiMag
Mantie
Jim Piersall and Co
Ruth
Johnny Mize
Yogi Berra
Tommy “Lenrich
Bill Dickey
Mickey Mantle
Bob Feller
Vic Raschi
Allie Reynolds
Eddie Lopat
Ed Ford
Red
Whitey Ford
Cleveland
Dickey
Dad Reynolds
Jackson My Boy
New York
Karty Wynn
Mickey
Sammy Jethroe
Hay
Huntie
Berra
Gehrig
Mike
Henrich
Harry S. Truman
Truman
P.S
Tar Heels Hold Unbeaten Mark With Double OT Win
North Carolina, ranked No. 1, edged Maryland 65-61 in double overtime at College Park to remain undefeated at 17-0. Tomany Kenris and Lenny Rosenbluth sparked the comeback with key points in the extra periods as UNC moved seven games from the regular-season finish.
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Frank McGuire
Carolina
McGuire
Tar Heels
Maryland
College Park
Tomany Kenris
Bacon
Lenny Rosenheith
Te Tar Heels
North Carolina
Atlantic Coast
Wake Forest
Duke
Pitt
North ‘Apolina
Pittsbirgh
Blue Devils
Subs
Jim Newcome
Southern Motharist
Baylor
Heffner and Fehlan Shine in Wellington Bowling League
Gert Heffner posted a 19 percent singleton and Marie Fehlan a 491 series to headline last night’s Perky Lanes Ladies Bowling League action. Fehlan posted solid games as the league leader, while Wight Jewelers rolled a tidy 1 game and a 2 18 series. Walters Grinding holds the top spot with a 3 1 record.
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Wellington
Gert Heffner
Singleton
Marie Fehlan
Perky Lanes
Fehlan
Wight Jewelers
Walters
Area Tournament Draws This Week For Elyria Lorain Tournaments
Drawings for the Elyria Class AA Sectional and Lorain County Class A tournaments occur this week. Class AA seeds likely top Elyria and Elyria Catholic with others Avon Lake Amherst Clearview Oberlin in contention. Class A seeding will follow Lorain County League standings for games Feb 15 20 and 22 at Oberlin Fieldhouse.
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Elyria
Lorain County
Elyria High
Elyria Catholic
Lorain
Midview
Catholic
Avon Lake
Amherst
Clearview
Oberlin
Oberlin College
Theeams
Columbia
Ridgeville
LaGrange
A. T. Smith
Milan High Stages 21-Point Fourth Quarter Rally to Beat Vermilion
Milan High surprised Vermilion 56 31 in a non conference boys basketball game. vermilion led by two at halftime but Milan erupted in the final period to seize the victory as St Stanislaus edged North Royalton 56 55 in double overtime with Bob Krane scoring 13 points for St Stanislaus.
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Milan
Milan High
Theians
Vermilion
Jerry Colahan
Cleveland
St. Stanislaus
Phil Keller
North Royalton
Wayne Creestius
Bill Boddenight
and Inc Sharpnack
Walt Hall
Wis
Woel
North Roalton
Mian
Indians
George Dearo Townsend-Wakeman
St. Stan
Bob Krane
St.Stanislaus
Home League Sked Reports Mixed Scores and Pairings
The Home League schedule lists Milan Vermilion results and team pairings for tonight with matches at 7 and 9. Officials Brown Jug and local sponsors are noted, with venues including Ray's Place and Merens Heights, plus several businesses listed as supporters.
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MILAN
Vermilion
Ray's
Old Duten Beer
Spring Valley
Sth Beer, Eck
Speciaitien
Miaml Seach
Lerry Beardengs
West River Rardware
Neh
Bot
Mariborough
Conn
Annd Oiling Co
Dom Beel
Ray “Portaitig
Bowsion
Scholastic Basketball Results From Various Ohio Courts
A roundup of high school basketball scores across Ohio and nearby areas. Notable results include Biutts Catholic 95 over Sandusky Mt. 1, Wellington 77 over New London 52, Amherst 79 over Margaretta 39, Columbus North 85 over Delaware 48, and Akron St Vincent 68 over Akron East 4.
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Wellington
New London
LaGrange
Westfield
Leroy
Ridgeville
Avon
Fairview
Oberlin
Amherst
Margaretta
Huron
Clearview
Akron Hoban
Lorain St. Mary
Milan
Vermilion
Buckeye
Brookside
Westfield i. North Olmsted
Townsend-Wakeman
Norwalk
Pau
Cleveland St
Stanislaus
Royton
Kenton
Cleveland Lourdes
Fremont St. Joseph
Elmore
New Philadelphia
Dover
Olumbus West
Columbus State
Columbus East
Columbus Co
Columbus Aquinas
Linden
Columbus North
Delaware
Mt. Vernon
Coshocton
Athens
Logan
Bridgeport
Bellaire
Fittsburgh Central
Stul
Ashtabula
Wickliffe
Fairport
Painesville
Riverside
Fainesville
Harvey
Meniar
Brush
Mayfield
Greubenville
Weirton
W. Va
Cincinnati
Walnut Hills
Dina! Hughes
Taf
We Hills
Newark St. Francis
Hebron
Wheeling Central
Mt Ferry
Gibsonbure
Genoa
Bowling Green
Perrysburg
Strongsville
Brunswick
Howling Greer
Toledo City
Toledo
Wake
Barberton
Akron South
Wadsworth
Coventry
Akron St Vincent
Akron
Akron Central
Ellet
Garfield
Norlin
Apringweld
Norton
Balem
Boardman
Fast Palestine
Louisville
Merchants Defeat Farmers In Medina Basketball Bout
The Columbia Merchants beat the Ohio Farmers 70 to 49 in Medina. Bill Hawke scored 17 points to lead the Merchants.
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Medina
Columbia Merchants
Ohio Farmers
Bill Hawke
Reinking's Shot Tops Brookside in Overtime Thriller
Buckeye High edged Brookside 68 to 66 in sudden death overtime. Ron Reinking scored 18 points to lead Buckeye with Earl Reutter and Don Wood adding 14 each while Brookside shot 12 of 21 free throws and relied on reserves.
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Sheffield Lake
Ron Reinking
Buckeye
Brookside
Cardinals
I Bucks
Reinking
Earl Reutter
Don Wood
Dave Stoskopf
Dick Levits
Buckeye edges Brookside after overtime in hard fought clash
In a page 18 matchup Brookside trails Buckeye 38-37 at halftime before overtime where Fowler Sinclair and Hoag score for Brookside and Reinking Reutter and Wood answer for Buckeye. Buckeye reach the line 19 times, fouls 28 on Brookside and 14 on Buckeye.
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Ed Fowler
Bob Sinclair
Wood
Buckeye
Fowler
Brookside
Reinking
DeNardi
Reutter
Piskura
Frambach
S$ TiEastin
Woo
Johnson
Stoskopf
Westlake defends bid as Tin Haines fall to North Olmsted
Westlake defeated North Olmsted 51 to 42 in a Southwestern Conference game. Bruce Newell led Westlake with 19 points, Tom Belkis added 15, Don Wenner had 14, while Paul Katzan and Jim Lynn posted 10 each for North Olmsted. Westlake improves in league play and travels to Fairview for a key showdown with the 11–0 Warriors.
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North Olmsted
Westlake
Fairview
North Olmsted High
Demons
Bruce Newell
Tom Belkis
Don Wenner
Paul Katzan
Jim Lynn
Warriors
North Westlake
Olmsted
Wenner
Am Ly Sitynn
Neubauer
iGorehd
Wentlare
Ead
Sudiee and
Deven
College Basketball Results From East to West Across Conferences
College tournament scores and non conference results list numerous games across regions. Notable winners include Fordham over CONY, St Bonaventure over Garmion, Connecticut defeating Massachusetts, Georgetown over LaSalle, Duke beating Pittsburgh, SMU over Baylor, and Texas A M over Texas with tight margins in several matchups.
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East Cony
Fordham
St. Bonaventure
Garmion
West Liberty
Fairmont
West Virginia Wesleyan
Alderson Broaddus
Br. Joseph
Elizabethtown
St. Francis N
Queens
Connecticut
Massachusetts
Georgetown
LaSalle
the Citadel
Newberry
Rose Bowl Pact Continued
Pacific Coast Conference commissioner Victor Schmidt announced a continued Rose Bowl contract with the Big Ten. The open end agreement ensures Pasadena game continuity without further votes, with cancellation possible only on two years' notice by either conference.
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Los Angeles
Victor
Schmidt
PCC
Big Ten
Also Mentioned on This Page
Pipe Dreams
John
Simmons
Louie Rotunda
Sohn Jackson
Gulf Roaders
St. Mary Cagers
John Harkelroad
Tom Kaman
Dave Lill
Toledo Central Catholic
Tiffin Calvert
Wagnermen
Wagner
Seaso
St. Mary Jayvees
Dick Belter
Nick Aulisio
Mike Becker
Knapp
Lagrang
RT. Acheon
Aw Davis
Davis
Gilmour Pounds Cantius
Pat Bnew
Stanek Belden
Bolevha Darter
Florkowski Rei S
Seymorak Geriin W
Fran Quinn
Weaver Bile Ou
Boa
QL de St. John Canilus
Paradelphia
Rochester
New
Berton
Stracuan
Man
AO Bavings Company
Paul Caantth
Mer
Owowe
Otten
Levee
Rei Iehed
Yankee
Ed Lopat
Vic Zaschi
Row
Jim Tegan
Ike
Yogi Berta
Eee
St. Carin
Nation
Heffner, Fehlan Tops
Sked
Biutts
Sandusky
Mt. 1
South
Winston-Salem
Bluefield State
North Carolinna State
Virginia
Virginia Poly
George Washington
Memphis State
Western Kentucky
Richmond
Furman
Citadel
Pittsburgh
Florida A & M
Alabama State
Midwest
Missouri
Oklahoma
Dubuque
Luther
Emgatia State
Southwestern
Kavnsas
Mount Unita
Defiance
Concordia Ind
Bliss
Wilberforce
Wilmington
Ohio Northern
Cedarville
Ashland
Southwest Smu
Arkansas State
Gambuth
Texas A & M
Texas
Abiline Christian
Trinity
Texas State
Howard Payne
West Seattle
Seattle-Pacific
Santa Clara
San Jose
Jeep
G.V.W
Hien
FC-150
Pwillys
Rie
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