Several Cage Clubs To Try For Grand Slam
United Press reports that as the 1950-51 season nears its end, Kentucky and St. John’s lead possible grand slam bids to win both the N C A A and N I T titles, with other independents and CCCNY potential contenders and the NCAA field expanding to 16 teams.
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John Griffin
United Press
New York
U.P
City College
C.C.N.Y
Kentucky
St. John’s
N.C.A.A
N.lt
St.John's
S.E.C
Wildcats
N.C
Cincinnati
Beavers
Columbia
North Carolina State
Brigham Young
Arizona
Louis starts training for Feb 23 bout in San Francisco
Ex heavyweight Joe Louis arrives in San Francisco to begin training for a 10 round fight with Andy Walker on February 23. He plans limited limbering work for the first days as he resumes the comeback trail.
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United Press
San Francisco
Joe Louis
Andy Walker
Brown
Polchey Reynolds Lead Olympic Recreation Mixed Doubles
Polchey and Reynolds pace the mixed doubles bowling tourney with a 1 313 series in the Olympic Recreation event. Reynolds 635 and Polchey 542 boost the team to 1 177 actual pins and 136 handicap as two more weekends of play are scheduled. Mildred Bruce Bednarz and Jean Rouscher Cotton in podium spots. prizes: 100, 75, 50 for top three.
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Vi Polchey
Monroe
Chew) Reynolds
Olympic Recreation
Reynolds
Polchey
Mildred Bruce
Dave Bednarz
Jean Rouscher
George Cotton
Ruth Henke
Ray Dahl
Edna Reynolds
Monroe Reynolds
Grafton Cagers Triumph Over Belden in Season Finale
Grafton High defeated Belden 71 to 46 in an independent game led by Art Tablett with 25 points and Bob Lynch with 20. Belden’s Billy Goodman scored 21 as Grafton finished 7-8 after 15 games while Belden dropped to 9-9 in 18 outings. Grafton also won the junior game 36-26. Officials were Jim Henke and A. N. Smith.
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Art Tablett
Bob Lynch
Grafton High
Cagers
Belden
Grafton
Pats
Billy Goodman
Lorain County
G. P. T. Lynch
Goodman
Dantz
Haziett
Tablett
Tripphahn
Byczynski Rg
Woodard
Susak
Schaefer
Brehm Rf
Perritto
Esecee
Jim Henke
A. N. Smith
CYO Cage Loop Leaders Triumph in High School League
Pheasants and Blackhawks each own five victories in five games to lead the CYO Grade School League as Pheasants shut out Orioles 51 0 at Elyria Catholic High Gym. Blackhawks defeated Quails 51 3 while Bluejays beat Woodpeckers 16 1 and Cardinals topped Eagles 22 15.
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Pheasants
Blackhawks
C.Y
Orioles
Elyria Catholic
High Gymnasium
Quails
Bluejays
Woodpeckers
Cardinals
Eagles
Meecha. c
Rancour
Manzo
Wilbert
Jones
Buga
Week End Bowling Elks Loop Pin Matches
Elyria Elks Bowling League action at Stoney s Rainbow Lanes features two shifts of 12 matches. Early shift pairs include Bud s Barber Shop versus Bittner Funeral Home and Hart Construction versus Haury Service. late shift lists Lance Motors and Erb Radio among matchups.
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Elks Loop
Elyria Elks Bowling League
Stoney’s
Rainbow Lanes
Bud's Barber Shop
Bittner Puneral
Hart Construction
Haury Service
Parsch Lumber & Coalts
Knowles & Sniezek
Resar Florists
Collins Auto Parts
Leo Meyer Motors
Botamer Florists
Eddy'shivans
Lance Motors
Erb Radio
Dicken Puneral
Elyria Lincoln-Mercury
Firestone
George Hermann's
West Side Lumber
Rigo's
Lorain Glass
Perkins Motors
Moelkes
Cage Schedule Teems With Tuesday and Weekend Matches
A crowded high school cage slate lists Tuesday games: Euclid at Elyria, Cleveland Lutheran at Elyria Catholic, Lorain at Mansfield. Friday games include Elyria at Shaw and Lakewood at Lorain. Saturday features Fairview at Amherst and Medina at Wellington.
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Euclid
Elyria
Cleveland Lutheran
Elyria Catholic
Lorain
Mansfield
Shaw
Lakewood
Shaker Heights
Cleveland Heights
Amherst
Rocky River
Oberlin
Wellington
Milan
Wakeman
North Fairfield
New London
Fairview
Medina
Warren
Su 4
Gilmour Academy
Litchfield Community News Briefs and Activities
Sundry notices and social happenings in Litchfield include visits of residents to Florida and Cleveland, a cookie sale by the P T A, new directors at the Litchfield Exchange, a Grange dinner, a Medina wedding, and weekend guests at the Beat home. Noted visits include Mr and Mrs Wayne Turner, the Rollins, Watkins, Lamoreaux, Squires, Schulz, Kellogg, and Brown families.
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Litchfield
Wayne Turner
West Street
Warren Rollin
Penfield
Frank Watkins
Branch Road
O. M. Lamoreaux
Willard
Florida
Bernard Squire
North Street
Ivan
Nancy Watkins
Elwyn Watkins
Litchfield Exchange
Town Hall
R. Rose
Stanley Barth
Minneapolis-Moline
Raymond Young
Chatham
Litchfield Grange
Exchange
Medina
Robert Beat
Martin Beat
Lela Smith
St. Francis Xavier Church
Delores Mallett
James Beat
William Avery
Cleveland
Gerald Frisch
Fred Beat
Peggy Ann
Meina
Donora man survives apparent bridge suicide attempt
A Belle Vernon man drove onto the Donora Webster Bridge, removed his teeth coat and hat, and leapt from the rail but swam to the Webster shore instead of drowning. Police described the incident as a failed suicide attempt that ended with the man safe on shore.
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Donora
Brooklyn
Steve Brodie
Pennsylvania
Lynch
Belle Vernon
Oberlin Edges Allegheny 53 51 In Narrow Weekend Win
Oberlin College Yeomen secured a 53 51 victory at Meadville over Allegheny College on Saturday night trailing through three quarters before a 16 point final period. Robie Shults and Bob Horst each tallied 15 points for Oberlin as Shults scored the decisive bucket with 21 seconds left. Oberlin improved to eight wins, Allegheny dropped to four losses on the weekend.
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Oberlin College
Pennsylvania
Allegheny College
Meadville
Robie Shults
Oberlin
Bob Horst
Yeomen
Slippery Rock
Allegheny
Kenyon
Ohio
Oberblin
T.erlenbach
Kofford
Harshbr
Weaver
Brown
Siaaite
Howell
Caps Register Over Barons 5-2 in Calder Cup bid
The Indianapolis Caps defeated the Cleveland Barons 5-2 on home ice earning two Western Division points. Ray Ceresino opened the scoring for Cleveland, then Max McNab tied it before Caps added four more goals through Fred Glover Gordon Hardy Marcel Pronovost and Erio Schizizzi to secure the win.
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Indianapolis Caps
Cleveland Barons
Caps
Barons
Reds
Hornets
Providence Reds
Pittsburgh Hornets
Buffalo
St. Louis
Hershey
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Ray Ceresino
Jim Henry
Max McNab
Walt Hergesheimer
Fred Glover
Gordon Hardy
Marcel Pronovost
Erio Schisizzi
Cardinal Owner Rejects Yes Men as Marion Takes Reins
St Louis owner Fred M Saigh says Marty Marion will run the Cardinals and that the boss will not tolerate a front office setup. Marion, 33, was named manager last November and Saigh stresses the manager runs the club, not the owner.
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U. S
Oscar Fraley
United Press
New York U.P
St. Louis Cardinals
Fred M. Saigh
Cardinal
Saigh
Redbirds
St. Louis
Marty Marion
Marion
Cardinals
Marty
Don Bollweg
Steve Bilko
Boliweg
St. Petersburg
Fla
Joe Saigh
Ohio deer kill totals for four day season drop in 19 counties
Ohio hunters killed 2,150 deer during a four day open season in 19 counties, according to the Wildlife Division. Dr. Floyd Chapman said the total is roughly level with 1948, with 23,121 deer hunting permits sold for 115,605 dollars.
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Ohio
Columbus
State Wildlife Division
Floyd Chapman
Chapman
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Storer
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Dickinson
Garton
Ursem
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Starz’ski
Connor
Memo
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Harold Blake
Young Hardware
Haserodt Jewelers
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Dewey Maddock
John Nasipak
Nash-Wellert Kinter Realtors
St. Marie Real Estate
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Rothgery-Gebhardt
al Surdoc
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Helen‘s Restaurant
MOOSE
Kennelly Sales
W. L. Pet
Broad Street Grill
Helen's
Clark Realty
Memo's
Cleae Mart
Kaye's Cafe
Memo's Tavern
R. Bo
Frank's
Grassie’s Wayside Inn
Te Iota Bakery
Weseee
Elyria Stationers Tee
Home Bakery
Teveee Tee
Carey's Villa Buckeye Mold & Die
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George Valerius
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Grassie
Waccoveresen
Beckett Corporation
Yside Inn
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Eenmese
John Presutto
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Carey
Paul Sshneider
Eterne
Elyria Moose
J. DeMari
Mittee
Lyle Caste
C Food Market
A. C. Kehne
Brave Trucking
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Stewards
Joe Meyers
Uckeye Mold & Die
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ST. John's Lutheran Seatue
L. Pet. Dobrowski Meats
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Koepp Sporting Goods
Jean Hess
Tersenenes
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Bally Company
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United Polish Club
Eldetread Company
Geneawaeneee
Julia Sit
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Walsh's
Dolores Mraz
Walsh
All Stars
Falenck
Bittner Funeral Home
Alice Falencki
Palenck
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Anne Robinson
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Yourkriteh
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MecGrevor
Kelley
Aece
Nash-Wellert
Cage
Terry Moore
Glenn Davis Beam
Glendale
Calif
Mexico
International Soundphoto
Autolite
Carter
United Motor
Delco-Remy
Dupont
Thompson
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Shults
Chronicle-Telegram
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Phillies
Robert Carpenter
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Botamer Florist
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Elyria Memorial Hospital
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