Wigton Leads Scoring Chase As Ohio Prep Races Tighten
Oberlin High School star Indy Wigton sits within 4 points of the season total, while rival Johnny Kruse and Simonovich vie in a three man chase in the Northern Lake Erie and related leagues. Wellington’s Nichols remains top in the Northern League with 244 points as Erlenbach challenges in second. the Amherst South Amherst feud shadows upcoming games and potential penalties from the Ohio High School Athletic Association.
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Wigton
Cleaver
Norwalk
Wighay
Coohing
Wigton Stil
Donmnan
Geren
Wietun
Glenn Nichols
Werlingten
Johnny Kruse
Wiedanowies
Elverta
George Sumonevich
Loraito
Keusz
Janowicz
Simonovich
Nichols
Wellington
Hal Erlenbach
New London
Alex Orasz
Amherst
Lake Erie
Anhony Krusz
Elyria
Vie Janowicz
George Simanovich
Lorain
Angelo Bangas
John Yuhas
Lakewood A
Dick Kreteh
Cleveland Heights
Mae Savransky
Ken Retber
Shaw
Mick Livengood
Berea
Warren Repke
Fairview
Jim MekKissen
Welligton
Plath
Glenn Nicholls
Alex Crosz
Vane
Nord Bartlome
Max Boise
Bavenee
Jack Hetrick
Medina
Jim McKissen
Jerry Priffie
Dale Mruce
Amheret
Doug Lash
Columbia Quint Wins Southeastern Division Playoff Title
Columbia High School Green and White captured the Southeastern Division playoff crown 56 to 40 over Belden at Lorain High School, improving to 18 wins and 3 losses. The victory earns a Class B tournament seed. team members include Dave Burnap Nelson Cracker Dick Buchwald Junior Miller Bill Yorth with coach Howard Rader and staff.
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Columbia High School
Lorain County
Belden
Larain
Brookside
Avon Lake
Columbia
Loran
Clearview
Dave Burnap
Nelson Cracker
Dick Buchwald
Junior Miller
Bill Yorth
Howard Rader
Gordon Forsmark
Hank Willem
Don Keller
Ralph Lyindstrom
Jim Allen
Dale Keyse
Lakewood Forfeits Three Erie Loop Games
Lakewood High School will forfeit three Erie Loop basketball games after a squad rule violation cited by the Ohio High School Athletic Association. Principal Lawrence Be and district officials confirmed the action, noting the forfeitures stem from a disciplinary agreement among Lakern and neighboring schools.
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Bcause
Ohio High Stool Athletic Association
Likewood High School
Forte Ing Aire Panies
Lawrencr BE
Vrodoven
Vredoven
Hine High Schools
Lakrmen
Lakewood forfeits several games over outside employment
Lakewood will forfeit five wins from January 6 onward after team guard Dick Sepka held outside employment with the Lakewood Recreation Board and officiated seven games for remuneration. The forfeitures shake the Lorain and Shaw victories, altering the Erie League standings and dropping Lakewood to last with one win and six losses.
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Lakewood
Winnie
Tasing
Rangers
Lorain
Shaker Heights
Shin
Verdivta
Elyvin
Cleveland
Eric Lenore
Dick Sepke
Ane Ouf
Lakewood Recreation
Toa Vredavoe
Sapka
Lakewood Hkecreation Board
Shaw
Lake Erie
Shaw Naves Mtnfieoth
Cleveland Weoght
Laren Nyaves
Elyria
Oberlin Yorks Rally As Oberlin Faces John Carroll Clash
Oberlin College-Lasketballers resume play after a layoff with a Wednesday showdown against John Carroll University at Cathedral Latin. The Yeomen seek wins to improve after a string of tough losses, aiming to rebound versus strong competition and maintain momentum ahead of upcoming games.
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Oberli College
Ydavite Dohp Cayroll
Gada
Gurl Stabl
Palk
Berra
Bartham
Case
la AlRigers
Cyreuil
Tae Wooster
Yougetuv
Doquesie
Western Reserve
Jana Alte Ue
Muta
Ots
University of Rugtester
Neat Solarayere
Officials' Ass'n Adds 12 Members
Twelve new members were admitted to the Negins ern Ohun Officials Association at a meeting in AL. The new members include Griff Fog, Doyle Hattie, and Wayie Sebuter, among others. Several existing officers remain, with more details listed on page 14.
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Negins Ern Ohun
Oomoc
AT Smyth
Leta Ce
Doyle Hattie
Welly
Noirphis
Chertin Nelson Coyhet
Merspee Tle
Wayie Sebuter
Piembera
Assn
Mole Eral Bora Welenen
Gpraften Baaten Tengeref
Perst
Cage Results VND KOHL SN Ta PCOnabs of Beier
Fragmented OCR reads like a sports results snippet with names and scores. VCLA and local team identifiers appear mixed with stray letters. No coherent event or outcome is verifiable from the readable text.
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Kohl
Beier
Batellet
Vosaien
VCLA
Badgers Clinch Cage Title Tie
Wisconsin moved closer to a share of the Big Nine title after a road win at Michigan. The Badgers expanded their league lead to two games over Indiana with eight conference games to play, proving they can win away from Madison. Ohio State beat Purdue in Columbus to tighten their grip on seventh place while Purdue slid to sixth.
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Chicago
Wisconsin
Michigan
Badgers
Indiana
Madison Quint
Owas
Min+ Desota
Pichasa Lehigen
Winois
Ohio State
Purdue
Columbus
Buckeyes
Leaders In B And Elks Pin Leagues Beaten
Home Tavern lost its first half season match in Bowling Center B League, dropping two games to Lorain Glass. Bendix Westinghouse won two games from Bo & A Food Market, keeping a tie for second place with Lorain Glass.
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Home Tavern
Lorain Glass
Aeld
Lorain Class
Bendix Westinghouse
Bo & A Food Market
Team Eerie
Local Bowling League Scores Highlight Wins and High Counts
The 600 Club led Olsen Manufacturing with 2822 total over Moose Club while George Barney paced Lorain Glass and high singles appeared from General Industries and Jim Warner. Elks Leaders Lose to Olympic Recreation as Erb Radio faltered, Powers & Dawley and Cherry Ridge won, Claude Box led farmers with 574 as they beat Morrison's Barbers.
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Olsen Manufacturing Orift
Moose Club
George Barney
Lorain Glass
General Industries
Knowles & Sniezek
Jim Warner
Welsh Jewelers
Elyria Manufacturing
Elks
Olympic Recreation
Claude Box
Farmer's Sohicans
Morrison
Barbers
Columbia Downs Belden Five In Playoff For Title
Columbia led most of the game to defeat Belden High 66 40 in the Southeastern Division playoff. Youth scored 23 for Columbia with Buckwald 16 and Crocker 14 as Columbia improved to 8 1 in nine league games. Belden’s Larry Schaefer scored 22 to raise his season total to 425 as Columbia’s reserves added a 20 16 win in the prelim.
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Downs Belden
Columbia
Nelson Crocker
Dick Buchwald
Beldlen
Yorth
Buckwald
Crocker
Belden
Larry Schaefer
Lorain County
T. F
Schaeler
Burnap
Severns
Lan Buckward
Archer
Yuruh
Woo
Baremba
Miller
Speith
Lindstrom
Tompkins
Colibie
Briden
Moose Teams Roll In State Joust
Ten member teams of the Flyina Moose Bowling League competed in the Moose State Tournament at Dayton. Hart Construction led locals with 2,970 total. Supper Club 2,952. Crandall's Drug Store 2,043. In doubles Waite-B Volk 1,242. Faoss-G Barney 1,216. Schults-M Schriner 1,205. Singles top: B Volk 660. Holow 642. L Barkacs 629. N Berk 621.
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Flyina Moose
Dayton
Hart Construction
Supper Club
Crandall's Drug Store
Waite-B
Volk
A. Faoss-G
Barney
E. Schults-M
Schriner
B. Volk
Holow
L. Barkacs
Berk
Salida
Spaulding
W. Boals
J. Meyers
Amherst Hosts Clearview In Tonight's Hardwend Contest
Amherst Comets, Northern League champions, hold a 14 win 7 loss season. Clearview comes in with 3 0 mark. The two squads meet for the second time this season after Amherst won the first encounter 48 37 on Clearview floor. Reserve teams play a prelim tonight at Will.
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Lavan County
Amherst
Clea
AdDers
Amhers
Clearview
Hester
Comets
Cpaign
Selator
Clifford New Coach of Rebels
Cleveland DQ Roy Clifford, longtime Western Reserve University basketball coach, was named head coach of the Cleveland Rebels in the Basketball Association of America. He succeeds Henry Bonvert, who will focus on scouting to strengthen the team while Clifford also serves as basketball director at the Arena.
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Cleveland
WUA
Roy Chilford
Western Reserve University
Cleveland Rebels
Basketbal Association of America
Henry
Dutch) Bonvert
Clifford
Reserve
Arena
Johnson
Wykrent
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South Amherst
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St. Louis Flyers
Tnhlianapeolis Capitals
Rebels
Providence Steam
Philadelphia Warviors
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Brooklyn Dodger
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Laraine Nay
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Rickey
Nate
Lene
Huron County
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Huron
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Columbia Quint
Erie Loop
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Shaker
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Oberlin Quintet
John Carroll
Clash
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Seins
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Chas Westeyen
Reisen
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Bud Doane
Tamen Warner
John Evanish
Pets Albert Auditors
Warthy LaGrange Sheldon
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South Amberet Agvision
Coumbia
Belden High
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