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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 07, 1950

Page

3

Lorain County scholastic hoops could crown multiple champs

The Lake Erie, Southwestern and Lorain County Class B leagues loom large, with Ridgeville, Belden and Lakewood strong contenders for titles. Local standings feature top scorers such as Zaremba of Belden and Prittie of Amherst, while Eaton Ridgeville and Avon Lake vie for Eastern division honors amid tight splits.

Lorain County Lake Erie Camden-Belden Belden-Brighton Ridgeville Brookside Ridgeville-faton Belden al Zaremba Zarembalas al DiVencenzo Ken Ives Camden Johnny Andel Brighton Jim Stroh Avon Lake Todd Kolb Shaker Heights Rol Horn Lorain Frank Marlin Jerry Rendlesham Cleveland Heights Ken Reiber Shaw Jerry Prittie Amherst Larry Lukenic Clearview Wayne Sthnaak Bob Bowers Rocky River Dave Leonhard Fairview

Oberlin Yeomen edge Buffalo 53 52 on last second free throw

Oberlin Yeomen win their sixth in a row on their new floor at the Oberlin field house, edging Buffalo 53 to 52 as Jack Frost scored the decisive point with 17 seconds left after Buffalo tied at 52 52. Blackwell led Oberlin with 17 points as the Yeomen ran their record to seven wins and five losses.

Oberlin Jack Frost Oberlin College Yeomen Buffalo Charley Blackwell Frost Blackwell Addison Needham Shults Gushue Thomas al Miller Donohor al Reld Lancashire O Moore St Overhold

Night games soar as Major Leagues set 378 schedule

The Majors will play 378 night games this season, over 30 percent of the 1,232 total games. The American League lists 199 after dinner contests and the National League 178, with 324 Sunday and holiday afternoon games included.

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Lorain Loses To Lima Five 47 42 in Independent Game

Lorain High School Steelmen drop their tenth defeat in 15 games as Lima Central defeats Lorain 47 to 42. Lima led 38 10 early, Lorain narrowed to 27 24 at halftime, but Lima held on. Ral Horn led Lorain with 16 points, News of Lima 15, Telatnik 1 for Lorain. Officials Skip Wing and Lars Vagner.

Lorain Lorain High School Steelmen Lima Central Lima Cagers Lima Ral Horn Mytroff Baron Rybarek

Huron Defeats Birmingham 47 to 26 in Hard Fought Game

Huron varsity toppled Birmingham High 47 26 as Huron led 15 4 after one period and widened the margin through the third and fourth. J Brophy paced Huron with 21 points while Craig added 12 and Garton 11 as Birmingham dropped its seventh defeat in 18 games. Reserve results listed with mixed scores and player names.

Birmingham Huron Herr Ponte J Brophy Craig Garton Ronen PO West Meyers George Aythrell

Diddle and Hornback Lead WKU to 32 Wins Before Loss

Western Kentucky coach Ed Diddle and assistant Ted Hornback steered the Hilltoppers to 32 straight regular season victories before a 42 40 defeat to Eastern Kentucky. Diddle is famed for his towel ritual, which erupts into jubilant gestures or frenzied acts after key plays. The team heads to Cleveland Arena next week to face Baldwin Wallace, with Bowling Green and John Carroll meeting in the other doubleheader half.

Diddle Western Kentucky Cleveland Arena Baldwin Wallace Bowling Green John Carroll

Babe Ruth Remembered At New York Writers Dinner On His 55th Birthday

Oscar Fraley recalls Babe Ruth’s enduring imprint as New York baseball writers roast figures from Chandler to Frick. A screen image of Ruth stirs memories of his final plate appearance and a tribute that underscores his lasting place in baseball history.

Oscar Fraley United Press New York New York Baseball Writers A. B. Chandler Chandler Leo Durocher Ford Frick National League Grand Ballroom George Herman Ruth Frick Yo-Yo Phey Durocher Lippy Ibis Babe Yankee Stadium

Mangrum Wins Tucson Open by Five Strokes

Sean Mangrum, known as golfdom’s thin man, captured the Tucson Open with a blistering five under par 65 to finish 72 holes at 263 setting a new course record on El Rio Country Club layout. He earned 2000 dollars and a new 1949 sedan, his second gold cup of the Winter Journey trail.

Tucson Ariz Sean Liloyd Mangrum Galfdom

Boudreau Praises Ruel, McKechnie

In New York Lew Boudreau credits Maddy Ruel and Bill McKechnie as the key architects of the Indians 1948 pennant and World Series title. He spoke at the New York Baseball Writers Association dinner after accepting the Player Of The Year award. Ford Frick received the Meritorious Service award.

New York Cleveland Indians Brain Trust Maddy Ruel Bill McKechnie Lew Boudreau Indians Sai Boudreau N.Y Baseball Writers Iwill McKechnie Ruel Tribe Ford Frick National Uri Scribes

Illinois Quintet Takes Over Lead In Big Nine Race

Illinois with Ohio State vaulted to the Big Nine lead after an 81 54 win over Wisconsin while Minnesota beat Iowa 48 39. Illinois sits alone atop standings with one loss in six games as Michigan and Northwestern loom, and the schedule shows Indiana versus Ohio State, Iowa at Purdue, and Wisconsin at Michigan. Elks Bowling Schedule lists eight matches at Olympic Recreation with early and late shifts and local matchups.

Illinois Chicago J.pi Ohio State Illini OSU Buckeyes Wisconsin Minnesota Michigan Northwestern Ilinois Champaign Tlini Indiana Iowa Purdue Bucks Winers

Three Teams Share Lead In Y Grade League After Week

In the YMCA Grade School House League three teams Panthers Cadets and Muskrats each won to stay atop the standings. Panthers beat Rabbits 31 10 Cadets defeated Quack Quacks 42 10 and Muskrats edged Champions 29 16 Wild Cats also won 32 24 over Piters. Key scorers included Cadets Leo Plato with 21 points Panthers Dick Kosep with 18 Hank Janowicz of Muskrats with 17 and Tom Kershaw of Panthers with 14.

Panthers Cadets Muskrats Rabbits Wildcats xPanthera Leo Plato Dick Kosep Hank Janowicz Tom Kershaw Ed Janosky Corky Perkins Worth Fauver Boros D ‘Karr Kosco la Smid Berry Greer Tabler Andress Bramwell Schork Shaffer Smith Wilts Boylen Gales Wildcater Fauver Bursley Perkin le Mushner Kinter Garland Wildrats E.ree Janowicz luMcMan Marshall OlHprion Houston Showalter Weller

Barons Are Routed by Reds 9-3 In AHL Action

Providence Reds exploded for nine goals to rout the Cleveland Barons 9-3 in Providence clinching the Western Division playoff edge. Johnny Chad, Carl Liscombe, Ray LaPlante and Jack McGill each scored twice as Cleveland fell three points behind St. Louis while Pittsburgh moved into a second-place tie. Other games saw Buffalo beat St. Louis 4-2 and Indianapolis edge Hershey 3-2 with late scoring.

United Press Johnny Chad Carl Liscombe Ray LaPlante Jack McGill Providence Reds Cleveland Barons Providence Cleveland St. Louis Flyers Pittsburgh Barons New Haven Buffalo Bisons St. Louis Les Douglas Indianapolis Hershey Kenny MacKenzie Bennett Brigatte Morris Sprout Arc Brennan Mell Helena Chad Lexwick Kullman Carse Hedard Liscombe Raser Laplante Bapuste Stoddard Kherza Reardon Summéera Michaluk Buller Schultz Thurer Porteous Russell Salinger Kelly Nuilams Bush Baldwin OG DE Ui Tod Thurler Rush Magitated Bedard Kullman Wileiams McG

Pioneers To Entertain Bellevue Tuesday And Shaker Heights Friday

Elyria High School's Pioneers travel to Bellevue Tuesday in an independent game then host Shaker Heights Friday in a Lake Erie League clash. After 10 losses this season, Elyria aims for a rare fourth win, facing Bellevue’s erratic fast-break attack and a Shaker Heights club coming off a 9-6 record with key graduations.

Don Hawk Pioneers Elyrians Bellevue Redmen Lake Erie Leagne Cleveland

Big Nine Cage Standing Itinala

Minnesota 2 Michigan 3 Purdue 3 Ohio State Indiana Wisconsin 4 Iowa Nebraska Northwestern summary of a Big Nine basketball standings note with scattered team results and partial scores from a historical page segment.

Minnesota Michigan Purdue Ghip Indiana Wisconsin

New Alleys Ready For Opening On Tuesday Evening

Mike Stone proprietor of Stoney's Rainbow Lanes on Oberlin road west of the city limits reports plans complete for the formal opening Tuesday evening. The 12 alley layout will be opened to the public when Mayor Henry W. Ault of Elyria tosses the first ball around 5 30. Two special matches follow with WJW bowling of Cleveland facing Elyria all stars and Andorka Recreation of Lorain Classic League meeting Elyria all stars. Master of ceremonies will CG. Clark. Western Automatic League matches opening Tuesday have been postponed to Wednesday.

Mike Stone Stoney’s Rainbow Lanes Oberlin Road Route Henry W. Ault Elyria Stoney WJW Cleveland Elyria All-Stars Andorka Recreation Lorain CG. Clark Elyria City Bowling Ass'n

Rangers Move Out Of League Cellar

The New York Rangers finally climbed up from the league basement with a 2 0 win over the Chicago Black Hawks at Chicago. Chuck Rayner starred in the shutout while Detroit edged Montreal 6 1 and Cal Gardner scored three first period goals as Toronto beat Boston 4 2.

Ey United Press New York Rangers National Hockey League New Yorkers Chicago Black Hawks Rangers Chuck Rayner Chicago Detroit Red Wings Montreal Canadiens Cal Gardner Toronto Maple Leafs Boston Bruins

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