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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 12, 1955

Page

10

Upset ends Utah run as Redskins fall in Salt Lake City

Utah State upset by University of San Francisco in Salt Lake City as the Redskins suffer their third defeat in 20 games. San Francisco, ranked No. 1 nationally, beat Utah 69 to 40 while other Friday results include George Washington edging Richmond and UCLA beating Stanford. In boxing, the Northeastern Ohio Golden Gloves finals advance with Open champs listed for multiple weight classes in Cleveland and nearby cities. Lorain County again fails to win a title.

Bi International iUtak Utos Bast Cougars Redskins Utah Salt Lake City Dons University San Francisco San Jose State Brigham Francisco Young George Washington Richmond U Id UCLA Sid Stanford Cincinnati Amiversity Cendenars Cleveland Sisteen Frea- Shreveport Tia Jack Tywyman Youngstown Canton North 1 Ohio South Carolina Chicago North Carolina la Salle Tom Gela Philadel Windy City Cleveland Arena Red Brooks Ernest Cross Willie Neal Wayman Dawson Ted Mulhouse Charley McCreary Willie Finney Tony Hughes Mickey Tomare Nen Bradley Jim Davis Warren Andy Tesier

Winter Cage Clubs Struggle Amid Weathered Schedule

Winter weather barely thins the prep cage scene as 1931 55 season stretch runs continue. Columbus East dominates with 16th win and only one loss while ranked teams like Springfield Middletown and others post wins across the state including Portsmouth St Marys Findlay and Canton McKinley in a crowded top ten race.

Goy Springfield Wildcats Middletown Portsmouth Ironton Findlay Freemont St. Mary's Lima South Sands Valley Canton Lehman Wilmington Washington Court House Shelby Bellevue Canton McKinley Massillon Columbus Central Columbus North Mansfield Ashland Kent Roosevelt Kent State Itiff Columbian Bucyrus

Pioneers Begin Final Home Tilt Against North Olmsted

Elyria Pioneers host North Olmsted Eagles in last home game of the season led by Ed Wingard and Jim Heginbotham with Webb expected back for extended duty. North Olmsted arrives 7-8 overall, 7-5 in the Southwestern Conference after a 64-57 win over Medina. Jack Oring leads with 232 points. probable starters include Hinch Oring Holm Penn Mattson. Coach Ray Wilson mixers the lineup for an unknown starter. Reserve game set for 7.

Blyclaulgh School Pioneers North Onnt Sted Eagles Ed Wingard Elyria Jim Heginbotham Marshall Novak Ron Wilson Tom Webb Webb Berea North Olmsted Medina Jack Oring North Olmstedstover Hinch Oring John Holm Wayne Penn Don Mattson Ray Wilson

Lourdes Host To Panthers In Cleveland Non Conference Game

Lourdes, 7-4, meets Elyria Catholic in Cleveland Benedictine gym in a non conference matchup. Lourdes seeks its fifth straight win after a 7-4 start while Elyria Catholic aims for its first win of the season. Panel includes Chuck Macheck John Becker and guards Bob Kutman and Bob Hunter. Reserve game 7:30. varsity to follow.

Cleveland Lourdes Elyria Catholic High Cleveland Benedictine Lourdes Panthers iCatholic High Clevelanders Elyvia Catholic Goose Klimczak Panther Chuck Macheck Tom Barney Davel O'Conner John Becker Bob Kutman Bob Hunter Elyria Catholic E James Vermilion Lorgin St. Mary

Shaw Named Special Consultant for Air Force Academy Football

Lawrence T. Shaw, a former Notre Dame star tackle and veteran coach, was named special consultant to the Air Force Academy football staff. He will advise freshmen and intramural teams with expectations he may become varsity coach when the Academy begins 1956 competition as it plans an eight game freshman schedule this fall near Denver.

Denver Air Force Academy Lawrence T Buck) Shaw Knule Rockne Shaw Notre Dame

Royals Warriors Edge Western Division Leaders

Royals and Warriors won as Western division leaders suffered a 83 point loss for Fort Wayne to Rochester while Boston fell 195 to 191 to Philadelphia in Friday NBA action.

Fort l Wayne Rochester Boston Philadelphia National Basketball Association

Wakeman Rolls To 86 75 Win Over Monroeville Five

Wakeman burst from a 37 35 halftime deficit to deliver 81 points in the third period and 20 more in the final stanza to beat Monroeville 86 75. Fed Crawford led Monroeville with 30, Jerry Tilts on added 28 for Wakeman as Wakeman improves to 3 4 0 season record and 3 7 in the Huron Erie League. Monroeville jayvees won 46 1 in the reserves.

Wakeman Monroeville Townsend Wakeman Jana Fed Crawford Jerry Tiltison Makeman

Olmsted Falls Tops Bay in Conference Win Tie for Lead

Olmsted Falls dominated Bay 70-58 to move into a tie with Fairview for the Southwestern Conference lead as Rocky River upset Fairview 53-51. Westlake beat Oberlin 79-66, and North Olmsted edged Medina 64-57. Jack Caniara of aperun set a conference high with 38 points while Jack Swaddell Hall Rooney led Olmsted Falls with 44 combined points.

Lakeland Clearview Wellington New London Brookside Firelands Columbia Gratton Avon Lake Ridgeville South Amherst ABR Elyria Catholic St. Stanislaus St. John Cantins Gilmour Academy St. John Canlius Olmsted Falls Fairview Bay Rocky River Westlake Oberlin North Olmsted Medina Jack Caniara Aperun Olmr Sted Falls West Hake North Olmisted Bulldogs Jack Swaddell Larry Hall Brian Rooney Swaddell Hall Rooney Jim Redinger Olmsted Scarlet Warriors Harding Christ Pirates Christ Ray Wrobleski Wrobleski Len Drobnak Demons Indians Jack Coniam Dan Reeherst Eagles Jack Oring Don Mattson Roger Coe Bill McClellen iFails Rocky River IBM T. Walker Drobnak Denne Ballereit Mredinger Seales Gshiy Ri Bronagh Jaconsen Patterson Iene Houk Tors Fan Westlarl Oberlin—Ag i T Kampana Rechorst TB Bryant Chaney Davy Dewey Latha Sy Tauim Fohtman Comam Yupam Wright Chamne Horning Ifpungard Buver OQ Powers Shollenberger BSE OiPalezer Snea Jones Oring Medelsen Peina Duke Holm Richardson Mattsong Ford

College Cage Results Summary from Various Matches

College basketball results show Seton Hall 8 over Boctnn fouieRs 36. Princeton 7 over Broun Columbia 63. Beeemutthi nd Gerrae Washington 7% 62. savier (Ohiot 101 Loyola 98. North Carolina 73 over White Forest 90. South jexaima at Hiram 82. Steubenville 38 over PEAMESOrE Pay 52. Ohio 88 over Western Reserve Penn 77. Cedarsville 73 over Midwest Cincinnati 79. Centenary at Arkansas 76. Brighate Young 76 over Viet California 58. Southern cril ST Tonha 64 over Oregon 50. San Francisco 62 over ann Jonet 44. UCLA 8 over Stanford Washington 46. Washington State 40.

Seton Hall Boctnn fouieRs Princeton Columbia Washington Richmond Savier Tonha Oregon San Francisco Ann Jonet UCLA Stanford Washington State

Westfield Tops Spencer 47-30 in county league clash

Westfield High defeated Spencer 47 to 30 in Medina County League play. Westfield led 2 points at halftime and pulled away in the third quarter to seal the win as Glen Ahl scored 14 and Nelson Waltz led Spencer with 9. Westfield reserves beat JayVees 24 to 21 in the preliminary.

Leroy Westfield High Cagers Spencer Visiitors Glen Ahl Westfield Nelson Waltz JayVees Westfield Spencer Firestone Mitchell Walters O Brockett Nixon Yj Straumon Ce Walte Schulte BlweVickers PHM Ee Weattfeld Cecereerseee

Findlay Trojans Rally For 40 37 Win Over Fremont Ross

Findlay High surges from a 7-point deficit in the final three minutes to beat Fremont Ross 40-37 in a non conference clash. Jim Butler hits the go ahead basket and John Johnson adds two free throws as Roger Chambers leads Findlay with 13 points. Fremont’s late rally ends a six game Fremont win streak.

Fremont Findlay High Trojans Findlay Fremont Ross Little Giants Jim Butler John Johnson Roger Chambers Henry Tiller Chuck Garnes Fidlay Shaler Chambers Butler

Grade Leaders Maintain Edge in City Grade League

Jefferson kept first in eighth grade and Franklin with Eastern Heights led the seventh grade division last night. In Franklin gym Jefferson beat Franklin 8 28 for its fifth eighth grade win. Seventh grade Franklin won 7 3 15 in five starts. Eastern Heights beat Ely 50 39 in eighth grade and Eastern Heights also won 41 20 over Ely in seventh grade.

Jefferson Franklin Eastern Heights Ely

Yeomen Seek To End Loss Skein In Ohio Action

Oberlin College basketball aims to snap a nine game skid led by high scorer Chuck Field with 24 points while visiting Eastern Heights. Delaware hosts Franklin by Ohio Wesleyan with Steve Lengell scoring 16.

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Merchants Battle Battling Bishops in Key League Clash

Merchants lay sixth win hopes as Stoney's Merchants’ C League team seeks victory in 12 starts tonight at Rainbow Bowl. Battling Bishops visit for a 7 pm game as MU Union defeats Hartye 71-61 earlier. Postgame, Obertena hosts Rochester in a separate matchup while other listings follow on local schedule.

SUI Wesleyan Bernie ‘Mentaurant Ulova Suni Auawhip TMK Grafton Lumber and Conrelatanne SRMCS Crete

Firelands Narrowly Misses County Title In Tight Loss

Firelands High hosted LaGrange as 11,000 fans watched a fierce Lorain County League battle. LaGrange won 55-50 behind Ron Pearce and Carl Knapp with 17 and 16 points, clinching the league crown while Bruce Campbell was limited to 10 points. Firelands led late but fell short despite a 17-11 final period rally.

LaGrange Bruce Campbell Lorain Henrietta Firelands High Joop Wildcats Firelands Cats Ron Pearce Carl Knapp John Youngblood Campbell Bill Wabakowsia Monte Bailiffe Pearte Firelands South Quarters la Grange Pearce Knapp Youngblood Bil Brandstadt Avon Eirelands

Freeman Ends Season For Ohio State Buckeyes

Ohio State star Robin Freeman is ruled out for the season after a physician advised rest to protect his ankle and overall health. Coach Floyd Stahl said Freeman, a 32 point per game scorer, sought to quit to ease pressure and sleep disruption, but planned to return next season.

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Sugar Ray Robinson to fight Lombardo in Ohio card

Sugar Ray Robinson, eyeing two more tuneups before a comeback, signs to box Joe Arthur in Akron on March 2, then meets Johnny Lombardo in Cincinnati on March 15. Lombardo has lost eight of his last 15. Arthur has won four of seven decisions, six knockouts, and two draws.

New York Sugar Ray Robinson Ohio Robinson Joe Rindone Ralph Tiger” Jones Joe Arthur Indianapolis Akron Arthur Johnny Lombardo Cincinnati Lombardo

Cadets Register Ninth Victory In YMCA Class C League

The Cadets posted their ninth straight win by beating the Cool Cats 32 to 34 to strengthen their lead in the YMCA Class C standings. Joe Sakal led with 26 points on 42 field goals and 2 free throws, while Dave Abbey added 22. Earl Stiles of the Panthers scored 22 as Unknowns edged Panth ers 54-53 to stay in contention.

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