Elyria Boxers Fall to Heights as Cleveland Gloves Action Continues
Three Elyria fighters won at the Cleveland Arena in the Golden Gloves meets with Al Harriman, Don Proveznik, and Marie Andrachik securing victories in opens and novice bouts. Clyde Wagner defended his 147 open title by defeating William Guerry as crowds reached 3,815. Jom Verdon knocked out Paul Minze in the open heavyweight clash.
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al May
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Jom Verdon
Akron University
Paul Minze
Olson Hayes boxing telecast and other Clevelands sports notes
Boxing cards in Boston Garden headlined Olson versus Hayes as part of a coast to coast telecast trials tied to Ray Acres Enterprises with prior matches stalled by commission probes. Local hockey, basketball and bowling highlights follow including Cleveland Browns exhibition date with Green Bay and Euclid High clinching a share of Lake Erie League, plus Fairview's Southwestern Conference title push. Bevo Francis Life Magazine feature.
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Bobo) Olson
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Local Scholastic Cage Scores From Ohio States
Ohio scholastic basketball results list Cleveland Heights 79 Elyria 37 and Shaker Heights 77 Parma 70 with many other Ohio matchups including Canton Lehman 83 Canton McKinsey 63 and Columbus North 67 Columbus West 66. The day also notes several independent games and a women’s bowling schedule featuring two matches at 5 o’clock in the Bowl-O-Drome.
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General Industries Women’s League
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Midway Ace Scorches Record With 120 Points
Midway High School junior Richard Bogenrife, six feet tall and 170 pounds, scored 120 points in a 137-46 win over Canaan in Madison County League play. He sank 82 in the first three periods and 38 in the final stanza, boasting a national high school scoring mark rivaling recent Ohio feats. Coach Don Strasburg praised his 83 percent shooting and steady grind since freshman year.
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Fatty) Frye
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Cubs Sign Tommy Brown to 1953 Contract
Tommy Brown accepted terms and became the 32nd Cub to sign for 1953. The Brooklyn native, 25, played 79 games with a .302 average last season, mainly in a utility role. Elsewhere, Philadelphia signed rookie Paul Stuffel and New York added Harry Schaeffer and Art Schulz to their rosters.
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Lorain County B League ends regular season with five games
Western Division champion Birmingham idle as South Amherst clinches Eastern Division title with a 69 320 win over Columbia. Brookside's John Belu tops scoring with 416 season points, leading an 88 26 win over Avon. Other results feature Eaton Grafton Avon Lake Ridgeville LaGrange Henrietta Camden Brownhelm and more as league prepares for the tournament at Oberlin.
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Vermilion Sailors Top New London in Firelands Hoop Clash
Vermilion's Sailors erased a 39-25 halftime gap to defeat New London's Wildcats 79 to 41 for their first Firelands Basketball League win in six starts. Jack Evans led New London with 35 points, a possible school record, while Bob Cro and Tom Bredde paced Vermilion and Tom Erlenbach matched New London’s total in the setback. New London also won the reserve game 42-20.
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Wakeman Defeats Greenwich 50 to 47 in tough independent game
Wakeman Rough Riders beat Greenwich 50 to 47 to snap a two game skid. Fred Palmer scored 19 and Dick Sherwood 16 to lead Wakeman on the Greenwich hardwood. Greenwich won the reserve game 56 to 37.
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Birmingham Tops Alumni 74 to 46
Birmingham High basketball beat the Alumni 74-46 as Bob Angelo scored 20 points. The win improves the varsity to 11 wins in 17 games. After a 15-12 first quarter, Birmingham led 36-20 at halftime and pulled away. Alumni defeated Birmingham reserves 44-20.
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