Elyria Catholic Ends Home Run With Conference Bid
Elyria Catholic tops a crowded slate as the Panthers, led by quintin and Dap Del Crearview, close their home schedule and seek a share of the conference crown. St Mary Catholic, St Stanislaus and Cantius loom as rivals, with league standings tight and seeding on the line.
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Elyria Catholic High
Pis
Zidanic
Manjover Cantius
ETA Aece
Elyria
Ginans Avstersy
Elyria Cath-Lourdes
St. Mary
Catholic
Jence
George
Gordon
Panthers
Lancers
Lorain St. Silmour
Cleveland St. Johns
Gulf Roaders
Cleveland
Stanislaus Cantius
Cantius
Cari Plate
Josus Duffy
Les Brady
Ini
Tom Varzincak
Gerald Katdas
Forwants
St. Stan
Dan Fritz
Don Wimsatt
Joe Zidanie
Elyria Catholic
Dick Beiter
Mike Beck
Vic Bazzell
Purdue Threatens Leaders Clash in Big Ten Showdown
Michigan State leads the league as Purdue battles the Boilermakers in a Lafayette Indiana game that could shape the championship. Michigan State and Indiana also seek possession of second place while other Big Ten teams chase early-season goals.
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Chicago
UPI
Michigan
State
Purdue
Spartans
Boilermakers
Lafayette
Ind
Mi¢hil
Indiana
Northwestern
Ulingis
Evanston
Minnesota 3
Iowa
Towa Cry
Wisconsin
Ohio State
Gonzales, Sedgman to contest Kramer final in Sidney
Pancho Gonzales of Los Angeles will face Australia’s Frank Sedgman in the Jack Kramer tournament final in Sidney. Gonzales reached the final by defeating Lew Hoad of Australia 16 13 64 6 4 on Thursday.
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Sidney
Australia
Upi
Pancho Gonzales
Los Angeles
Frank Sedgman
Jack Kramer
Gonzales
Lew Hoad
Final figures on Thomas benefit card
Kaminski reports Elyria Boxing Commission officers elected with Gutowski as chairman and Kaminski as secretary treasurer. He thanks volunteers including Joe Marunte referees Mike Boyson Al King judges Nick DeFazio Joe Cowden Lewis Melrose timekeepers Len Noster Paul Fritz and Dr Harold Robinson. Total profit 378.52 from 444.50 gross income. expenses 58. federal tax 7.98. charity proceeds to Mrs Thomas.
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Steve E. Kaminski Jr
Kaminski
Elyria Boxing Commission
John Gutowski
Harry Day
Fother Board
Joe Marunte
Mike Boyson
al King
Nick DeFazio
Joe Cowden
Lewis Melrose
Len Noster
Paul Fritz
Ale
Harold Robinson
Hatty Day
Savings Deposit Bank On Trust Co. Bank
Eari Kehi Sheriff Smith
A.A.U
Brandon
Gottfried Shines as Brown Freshman Star
Ted Gottfried, former Elyria High School student, stars for Brown freshman team with 13.7 ppg and 27 points in a game. The Browns Cubs have six wins in nine starts and a four game streak including wins over Harvard and Dartmouth. Coach Stan Ward praises his touch and improving defense and rebounding potential.
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Trinity College
Brown Cubs
Harvard
Dartmouth
Brown
Stan Ward
Gottfied
Ivy
Franklin J. Gottfried
Flynnn
Mex. Gottfried
Ted
Supper Proceeds To Benefit LaGrange Recreation Programs
Proceeds from the LaGrange Lions annual pancake supper tomorrow from 5:20 pm to 9 pm will support recreation programs and other charities. Adult tickets cost $1.85 and children under 12 pay less. The event features whole hog sausage made by the Lions.
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Lagrange
LaGrange Lions
Lions
Basketball Hlymn Al Sandusky Recap From Marion Lorala
Sportscast lists games and matchups with local stations. Boxing features Gaspar Ortega versus Rudell Stitch on KYW TV. Hockey shows Chicago Hawks versus New York Rangers on WIW TV. Golf pairs Paul Harney against Sam Snead on WEWS. Racing MacLen nan Handicap on KYW TV. Basketball Indians versus Michigan on WEWS. Bowling Barbara Craig versus Dame Doblock.
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Hlymn al Sandusky
WEOL
Gaspar Ortegava
Rudell Stitch
Kyw-Tv
Chicago Hawke
New York Rangers
WIWTV
Holy Crows
Weal Virginian
Paul Harney
Sam Snead
WEWS
MacLennan
KYW TV
Indians
Michigan
Barbara Craig
Dame Doblock
Brumby and Rumph Lead City Pin Series Records Set
Brumby 532 and Rumph 664 tops in Elyria league last night. Rumph 223-224-217 in 664 set, Brumby 159-167-206 for 532. Booth 253 best in American Radiator League. Valerius 221 in Women’s Classic at Elks Lanes. Kapcar 616 and Meeker Slack 615. Rumph and Kapcar set new league season records.
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Bob Rumph
Tarry Tavern
Lucille Brumby
Rumph
Brumby
Art Booth
Babe Valerius
Phoenix Open under way as youths seize early lead
In Phoenix at the Arizona Country Club second round of the 17500 dollar Phoenix open, a Toronto boy Jerry Agee 2 years old led with a course record and was followed by three 23 year olds Joe Campbell Knoxville The 600 Club 64 John McMullin Alameda Tom Jacobs Whittier 66 and a four man group at 67 including Gene Littler Bob Harris Paul OLeary and Marty Furgol.
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Phoenix
Ariz
UPI
Arizona’ Country Club
Jerry Agee
Toronto
Canada
Joe Campbell
Knoxville
Tenn
John McMullin
Alameda
Calif
Tommy Jacobs
Whittier
Gene Littler
San Diego
Bob Harris
Winnetka
Paul O'Leary
Belleflower
Marty Furgol
Lemont
Firelands Matmen Roll Over Ashland in Dual Meet
Firelands High, coached by Lowell Gatts, won 31 12 over Ashland High with five Falcons earning wins. Notables include Bob Baumann a 127 pound win by fall in 1 11 of the second period and Sten Brumby and John King among those clinching points.
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Ashland
Lowell Gatts
Firelands High
Herve
Ashland High
Lowell Brumby
Bob Baumann
Sten Brumby
Bill Jacobcik
John King
Baumann
Bob Ray
Willougby
Midview
Wirelands
Northfield
High
Towell Brumby
Firelands
Ohio
Doug
Clark
Kenauth le
Firetant
Armie Halterman
Jack Jollar
Jerry Memu
Fireinnis
Astiahd
Astan Brumby
Pesignols
Jim Lawson
Lirelande
Middies
Takity
Hyde Misses 600 By 10 Pins In Local Bowling League
Wayne Hyde bowled 590 to top the Thursday Men’s League at Perky Lanes in Wellington. Glenn Perkins had a 233 high, Harry's Clothiers led the league with 930 and 2612 team totals, while Earnestine Buell and Gayle Burnett led the Thursday Afternoon Ladies with 475 and 117. Weidman Builders posted 689 and 2043.
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Wellington
Wayne Hyde
Glenn Perkins
Singleton
Harry’s Clothiers
Earnestine Buell
Gayle Burnett
Weidman Builders
Bradley Braves Eye NIT Return After Seattle Win
Bradley Braves seek a possible return trip to the NIT in New York after beating Seattle University 86-70 to extend their win streak to 16-2. Danny Smith 30 points and Tony Jackson 16 points propelled Bradley as they rebounded from a prior loss to Cincinnati and Louisville in recent road trips.
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Bradley Braves
Xavier
Ohio
New York
Jason
Bradley
Charlit ‘Ment
Dicine
Seattle University
Richmond
Danny Smith
Tony Jackson
Braves
Redmen
Cincini
Louisville
Seattle
Spiders
St.John’s
Chieftains
Latering
Bobby Joel
Jackson
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Herb Smallwood
Kehl
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Chuck Burns
Elyria V.F.W
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Ramon DeLeone
Lorain Youth Center
Ernie Heintz
Dan Wilson
Joe Meyers
Frank Yarsa
Knights of Columbus
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Firelands Matmen
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Ohio Rubber
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PKOF
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American Legion League
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Dick Slack
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