Elyria and Elyria Catholic meet in 1954 sectional opener
Elyria and Elyria Catholic draw the No 9 and No 10 seeds for a first round game in the Baldwin Wallace College fieldhouse Berea February 24 1954 marking the first time the two schools meet in any sport. The winner advances to Parma February 26 and to district play at Kent with subsequent games through March 5 in Berea and March 6 if needed.
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Perry Fay Loop State Two Perry Fay League Pin Matches
Two Perry Fay League pin matches scheduled for this evening at Bowl-O-Crome lanes start at 6 45. Maintenance faces Finish ing and Automatics plays Office in the pairings.
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Pin Loop Pairings Set For Four Bowls Tonight
B W Pin Loop action at Tarry Tavern lanes features four matches at 6 30 pm Engineering meets Tool Methods Account faces Inspection versus Service and Production.
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Yankees use Kuzava and Noren to back up pennant hopes
The New York Yankees trade for key arms and steady bats, adding Bob Kuzava after his stops with Cleveland Chicago and Washington to shore up late game relief. They also acquire Irv Noren from Washington for Jackie Jensen and Frank Shea, hoping his daily playing time helps maintain a pennant run while Mickey Mantle recovers from knee operations. Mantle’s return is uncertain, but Noren’s availability keeps the Yankees competitive despite injuries.
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Crusaders stretch win streak in C C Grade League action
Holy Cross Crusaders defeated St Jude Panthers 20 15 to extend their 8th grade league lead to seven wins as St Mary Deadeyes crushed St Agnes Swishers 40 16. St Mary Flying Eagles beat St Jude Tigers 19 18 and St Agnes Wildcats topped St Mary Swishers 18 8 in 6th grade while 7th grade sees St Mary Flying Eagles 23 18 St Jude Panthers and St Mary Hot Shots 31 13. Top scorers include Jack Ross 17 for Deadeyes Bill Minkowski 12 for Flying Eagles Henderson 11 for Flying Eagles.
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Chase's 616 Tops Weekend Pin Series at Bowling Center
Ross Chase of the V.F.W. 1079 League starred weekend bowling with scores 220 196 200 for a 616 series. His total was the only honor roll score of the weekend and set a league record at the Bowling Center.
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Bowling stars shine in local leagues at Stoners arena
Al Surdock of the Merchants Cc League bowled the best game, 237, at Stoners. Al Worley of Bow O-Drome Mixed League carded 232 in the same session highlighting strong bowling performances.
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Automotive Bowling League Tonight Matches Announced
The Automotive Bowling League schedules four matches tonight with two on each shift at Evans The pairings list 6:45 Boidges Service and Equipment versus Dall Motors Palm's Pure OF versus Ecocomr Motors. At 9:00 Haury Brothers face BE and R Co. bidetread Go 3 Elyria Auto Parts.
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Birmingham Loses Overtime Contest in Final Season Game
Birmingham high school Rockets fell 75 to 73 in overtime to North Fairfield in the last regular season game before consolidation ends the school's separate athletic era. Birmingham led 56 43 late in the third, then was outscored 7 3 in OT. Nabakowski scored 32 for Birmingham. Logan 19. Halftime honored 1912 team members.
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Plans Announced for Lorain County Amateur Basketball Tournament
Elyria Y M C A staffer Russ Gleason announced the Lorain County Amateur Championship basketball tournament with four classes A B C and D. Class A is open to any Lorain County team and includes eligibility rules based on prior play. entry deadline is March 1 with fees ranging 7.50 to 12.50. Defending champions are Lorain Glass in A and Huszti Cafe as runnerup. other class champions and runners-up listed from last year.
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Brown Signs Garrett to Bolster Browns Quarterback Line
Coach Paul Brown of the Cleveland Browns added depth to his quarterback corps by signing Bobby Garrett from Stanford. Garrett, touted as a leading collegiate passer in 1953, joined Otto Graham and George Ratterman after Brown secured the choice rights at the NFL meeting and signed Garrett following his visit for contract talks.
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Leafs Regain Second Place in NHL Standings
The Toronto Maple Leafs moved back into second in the NHL after tying the New York Rangers 3 3, with Coach Frank Clancy saying they will stay there. Boston defeated Montreal 4 1, dropping the Canadiens to third as Detroit beat Chicago 5 0.
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