Beno's 29 Points Propel Catholic Past Cantius
Beno poured in 29 as Catholic beat Cantius 76 54 to tighten the North Central Conference race. Big John Beno hit 19 of 28 free throws and scored 29 while Basinski and Sito added double figures. Catholic moved to 6 9 in league with several key clashes looming, including a showdown with St Stanislaus.
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Elyria Catholic
Big John Beno
Beno
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Lorain St. Mary
Catholic
Chuck Madhock
Cleveland St. Stanislaus
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Firebirds
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St Mary
Gilmour Academy
Lorain
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St. Stanislaus
Ken Hetman
Basinski Hes
Gary Basinski
Madock
Dave Sito
Mike Bober
Bober
Jayhawks
Paul Ternean
Basinski
Sito
Elyrians
Tom Zaborowski
How Often Do You See His Face Penny or Five Dollar Bill
A brief line references repeated questions about recognizing a face, suggesting a motif or caption linked to money imagery and perception. The text presents a fragmented prompt-like phrase implying contemplation of value and recognition. No clear event, person, or place is specified.
Papp, Fairview Top Kretchmar, Oberlin 72-62
Fairview’s Dennis Papp scored 40 points on 15 of 31FG and 10 free throws to power a 72-62 win over Oberlin as Scott Kretchmar poured in 32. Oberlin led 48-47 after three quarters before Fairview pulled away, clinching the Southwestern Conference title with a 12-1 record.
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Fairview High
Dennis Papp
Scott Kretchmar
Papp
Scarlet Warriors
Southwestern
Kretchmar
ADS Greacts
Fairview
Rick Ness
Warriors
Jim Schildt
Indians
Medina
Free Throws Decide Rough Buckeye Loss to Black River
Buckeye led by four with two minutes left before Bob Miller fouls out and Black River pulls away 55 48. Dick Markley leads Pirates with 16 points on eight free throws and four field goals while Steve Morlock and Miller each score 13 for Buckeye. The Pirates improve to 1 6 and Buckeye falls to 1 1 for the season.
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Mallet Creek
Buckeye
Bob Miller
Black River
Dick Markley
Steve Morlock
Miller
Pirates
Hyde Bays 34 As Reserve Rolls Hyde Bays 34 As Reserve Rolls
Western Reserve defeats South Central 74 53 to move into second place in the Firelands Conference standings. Mike Hyde scored 14 points, Duane Sheldon keyed the defense against Boyd Purcell, and John DeWitt led a Trojan comeback that fell short.
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Wakeman
Western Rescue
South Central
Champons Sant Merit
Trojns
Roughnders
Eth Mian
Trojans
Roughraders
Mike Hyde
Western Reserve
GR Corer
Roughrders
John DeWitt
Trojan
Mieway
Hyde
Loes quits Mets as Mazeroski signs with Pirates
Billy Loes revealed he quit the New York Mets over treatment of his conditional purchase from the Giants. He cited displeasure with Mets president George Weiss and lack of communication. The Pirates signed Mazeroski after a long winter of negotiations. other teams announced deals with Hook, Landrith, McDaniel, James, Callison, Brown, and Sevfried as rosters shifted across the league.
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United Press International
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New York Mets
George Weiss
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Giants
Weiss
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Dodgers
San Francisco
Loes
New York
Heyl
Johnny Murphy
Murphy
Bill Mazeroski
Pittsburgh Pirates
Lindy McDaneel
Charley James
St. Lous Cardinals
John Callison
Philadelpha Phillies
Vermilion Sailors Cruise Past Ridgeville In Conference Win
Ridgeville fell 80 to 59 as Vermilion scored five players in double figures led by Jim Maurer and Larry Wood. Vermilion earned its 5 3 league record and 10 6 season total while Ridgeville dropped to 3 8 in league play.
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Ridgeville
Vermilion
Lakeland
Might
Jim Maurer
Larry Wood
Mark Williams
John Hurd
Martin Bodde
Sailors
Rangers
Dave Pamster
Tom Beckloff
Arch Moore Loses Title Over Failure to Defend
New York withdraws Archie Moore’s light heavyweight title for failure to defend against approved challengers Johnson or Jones. Moore has not defended since June 1960, with NBA crown later vacant. Britain’s board may back New York in stripping Moore. Johnson and Jones linked to potential undisputed match with European winner next week.
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New York
New York State Athletic Commission
Arch
Harold Johnson
Philadelphia
Doug Jones
California
Johnson-Jones
Dortmund
Germany
Erich Schoeppner
Giulio Rinaldi
Italy
Moore
Gene Fullmer
Archie
Britain
J. Onslow Fane
British Boxing Board of Control
BBBC
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Johnson
Jones
Rinaldi
Madison Square Garden
Massachusetts
National Boxing Association
NBA
Ingo Wins Looks Bad Clay Favored Over Banks
Ingemar Johansson’s comeback saw a seventh round right to Bygraves’ chin but he failed to drop him again as Bygraves fought back. other heavyweights featured included Cassius Clay in New York at Madison Square Garden, favored to beat Sonny Banks in a TV matchup.
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Sweden
UPI
Ingemar Johansson
Joe Bygraves
Ingo
Eddie Musty
Ohce Balonce Pipe
Fit
Fast
Cevelant Wiliams
Houston
By-Tex
Graves
British Empire
Figst
Machen
Champeon
Jury
New York
Cassas Clay
Louisville
Sonny Banks
Detroi Tonight
Square Garden
16 Champs Crowned In Gold Gloves
In Cleveland the Lake Erie A A J J Golden Gloves finals crowned sixteen champions. Winners include 112 pound novice Larry White Youngstown over Bill Bartolet Canton. Open and novice divisions crowned across 112 to 175 pounds with several Cleveland victors and a few Akron and Youngstown scorers.
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Cleveland
UPI
Lake Erie
Pat Ledyard
Roy Reese
Joe Kovach
Andrew Pettifer
Youngstown
Willie Jones
Jim Bortnick
Ashtabula
Chuck Tolliver
Maynard Wilkes
Neal Malone
Frank Mitchell
Painesville
Multiple City Basketball Scores Across Ohio and Nearby States
Wide range of high school and college basketball results listed from Buckeye and North Central conferences plus Cleveland area matches. Notable gains include Elyria 53 Sandusky 4, Marion 74 Lorain 58, Fairview 73 Oberlin 62, Stivers 59 over Fairview, and Ohio Xavier 33. Historical scores mention Lincoln 76 and St. Ignatius 103 with various regional teams.
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Monroeville
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Highland
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Holy Name
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Muth
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Akron North
Aee Pears
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Akron
Akron East
Springfield South
Saiddletown
Lima Senior
Hamilton Garfeild
Coshocton
Pairmont
Columbia Over Avon In Late Rally 52 47
Columbia snapped Avon’s four seconds remaining threat with two late turnovers and two quick baskets to win 52 to 47 at Avon. Columbia converted 18 of 30 free throws while Avon made 13 of 20. The game was tied 23 apiece at halftime. Columbia improved to 6 wins in 16 games. Avon fell to 4-1. Mike Simon led Columbia with 17 points, Dick Crowell 12, while Avon’s John Watkins led all scorers despite foul trouble.
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Columbia
Raiders
Mike Simon
Dick Crowell
John Watkins
Marilyn Kies Tops With 513 Series in Earlybird League
Marilyn Kies rolled a 513 series at Strikeout Lanes with 179 and 199 games following a 144. Brehmer Realty led the league with a 2,081 series. Stewart's Sohio team and Jerry McCauley posted a 212 game in the Tri-City Men's League. Walter and Patton Grinding rapped an 822 and 2,280 series, while Pepsi Bottling Co led with a 123,554 record.
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Earlybird
Brehmer Realty
Stewart
Sohio
Jerry McCauley
Tri-City
Walter
Patton Grinding
Pepsi Bottling Company
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