Amherst High Closes Season With 67-34 Win
Amherst High's Comets closed their 24 game regular schedule with a 67-34 rout of St Mary's. Coach Art Thomas' team dominated and tied the season victories at six while suffering seven losses. Jerry Prittie and Alex Cross led scoring with 18 points each for St Marys as Dale Brice grabbed several key rebounds.
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Genoe Bissell
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Local Sports Notes From Lerain High and Amherst Area
A chaotic recap covers Lerain High and Amherst area sports. Mentions softball veteran Read, late season showings, and team prospects for the upcoming games. Names include Adrian Hemko and various regional squads, with scattered references to local standings and past results.
Fesler Named New Grid Coach at Ohio State
John G. Dietrion reports that Fesler is appointed head football coach at Ohio State University. The article details contract terms, salary, and early duties, noting adjustments in staff and teaching plans as the team prepares for the upcoming season.
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Elyria Drubs Shaker 60 36 in Erie clash
Elyria Pioneers trounced Shaker Heights 60 to 36 on the Lake Erie League bill at Euclid. Center Bob Henpattier scored 18, Johnny Krusz 10, as Elyria built a 19-2 first quarter lead and held on after a halftime 27-26 edge for Shaw High.
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Four Contests In Medina Tourney
Medina County Class B scholastic basketball tourney opens with four games on the evening card. Nwodi faces Chathany at Z acloch, Homer meets Spencer at 8, Liverpool battles Sharon at 9, and Granger plays Seville. Lodi, Taverpool, Homer, Granger and Seville entered open ng games Thursday.
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Nwodi
Chathany
Zacloch
Homer
Spencer
Liverpool
Sharon
Granger
Seville
Lodi
Taverpool
Wabbris
Erhart Champions Again In Field
Erhart champions again in field as Kramer reassembles Byhart team for league play. Kraimer named coach while Tulph Haws leads as captain. team to compete in Lorain Media County league after recent Torai Medina loop title and Ohio eliminations in the American Baseball Congress tournament.
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Sport Shorts and Boxing Notes From Harbor Clubs
Spor t brief mentions Cutty Rikard batting rough in the Coast League with Pittsburgh Pirates links and boxing chatter citing Jersey Joe Walcott and Babe Ruth era sidelines. Output covers bouts rumor and coast league ties with vague dates and places.
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Pittsburgh
Cutty Rikard
Hollywood
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Hockey Standings Update and Bets Stir Activity
A fragmentary sports brief notes standings being updated and bets rising as teams compete. The readable bits reference hockey standings and fan interest, with no clear scores or team names due to garbled OCR.
Records 41-40 Win LaGrange Brighton Winners
Lorain County Class B Basketball Tournament opened with Columbia losing 41-40 to Grafton as Crocker sidelined by injury. LaGrange defeated Plainfield, while Davies led Cleary past Brackede and Sagan beat Candler. Top teams prepared for next round amid tense, low-scoring action.
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Grafton Triumphs In Close County Tourney Fight
Grafton defeated Columbia 41 40 in a tense third place contest as Carmel and Lern inger led late efforts. Rosga’s 26 points set a tournament record and LaGrange fought hard with Devereaux, Youngblond and peers contributing across quarters. Avon Lake and Brighton also contested in earlier rounds.
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Berea Wipes Wellington 67 36 In Loop Contests
Berea dominated Wellington scoring 67 to 36 as the Berea quint clinched seventh league win in 10 games and eighth overall. Wellington’s Dick Livenguad led with 20 points while Jim McKossan added 10. Berea reserves beat Wellington reserves 31 25. other league games were postponed.
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Fusari Stops Larkin In Ninth Round
New York report details Charley Fusari stopping Tippy Larkin in the ninth round at Madison Square Garden. The New Jersey challenger overwhelmed the veteran with left jabs and hooks, earning a technical knockout before 18,484 fans in the largest boxing gate of 1947.
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Chaotic Local Scoreboard Highlights Across Counties
A scrambled multi county scoreboard shows varied results with numerous teams and schools including Amherst, West Akron, St Mary, Columbus Academy, and Ohio colleges. Notable scores feature Amherst 67 over Lowa 49, Loren 81 and Musson 44, Greene County clubs and Auglaize County entries, plus several collegiate results from Ohio University and Seton Hall.
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Birmingham Loses To Alumni Quint
Birmingham Alumni defeated Birmingham varsity in a tight contest. Virgil Cath led the varsity scoring while Waseem and Ortner contributed for the alumni. reserves blocked and pressured throughout, yielding a contested finish with key plays from PKusra and Waser.
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Amherst Rockets Triumph 56 40 Over Blepp Coombe
Amherst Rockets defeated Blepp Coombe 56 to 40 at Cleveland. Bo Braun led with 20 points and Brice Buehler added 13 as Amherst controlled the game from the start. Other contributors included Zukowski Pinch, Gambish, and Szabo in a balanced team effort.
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Two Contests In Huron Tournament
NORWALK two games fill the schedule in the Huron County Class 8 scholastic basketball tournament. Monroeville meets Townsend in the first game at 7 o clock, Greenwich faces New Haven in the closing contest.
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