Pioneers of Elyria Lure Red Raiders In Key Road Test
Lynn, Elyria High's Pioneers eye a late season rebound as they host Shaker Heights Red Raiders in a crucial Lake Erie League clash. Elyria trails standings with 13 defeats and four victories, while Shaker Heights aims to halt a slide and keep pace as three league games remain.
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Cleveland Heights Tops Shaker in Erie title race
Cleveland Heights beat Shaker Heights 49 to 49 in a tense 49-49 tie. Len Roth led Heights with 22 points as they clung to a 1.5 game lead with two games left in the Lake Erie League title chase. Euclid beat Shaw 51-36 to stay alive in the race.
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Schedule Nine Grade Loop Tilts Set Next Week
Nine City Grade School League games are planned for four days next week at Franklin School gym. Franklin eighth vs Elyria High Freshmen adds a ninth tilt. Matchups include Franklin, McKinley, Hamilton, St Mary’s, Gates, Roosevelt, Jefferson, and Ely, with boys sixth and eighth grades competing across Monday to Thursday.
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Amherst Whales Rocky River 58 to 34 in late Southwestern tilt
Amherst High cagers defeated Rocky River 58 34 to stay alive in the Southwestern Conference title chase. Wellington High overwhelmed Oberlin 81 50 as Amherst and Wellington built on their league positions. Barckert and Bartlome led Amherst with 38 and 24 points respectively, while Van Luit of Rocky River was held to one free throw.
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Marietta High Coach Resigns After Three Seasons
Marietta High School head basketball coach Charles Bon resigned yesterday after guiding the team for three seasons. The resignation comes as Bolin and Wellington stars led scorers in recent games, with Kipling pushing past the 30-point mark in September as the team faced the second resignation this season.
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Spencer Homer Win In Tourney
MEDINA The annual Media County Class B Tournament opened last night with Spencer beating Hinckley 73 to 48 and Homer defeating Lodi 49 to 38. Tonight Brunswick meets Seville at 7 30 and Leroy faces York at 4 45.
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Jefferson Five Triumphs Over Eaton In Season Finale
Jefferson Five defeated Eaton 57 to 31 as Birmingham High closed its 1951 52 season with a strong home win. Bruce led with 17 points and Dewitt contributed 20 for the victors while Eaton’s reserves faced the lone Birmingham junior varsity squad. Alumni and prep teams split a preliminary.
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Franklin Tops Hamilton In City Grade League Debut
Franklin boys defeated Hamilton 6-5 in a City Grade School Basketball League game at the new Franklin School gym. The contest marked the first cage event on the court as Franklin open shows and player totals highlighted the teams and key scorers.
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Trout Captures Medalist Honor In Baseball Players Tourney
Detroit Tiger pitcher Paul Dizzy Trout led the major league division at the Miami event with a four under par 66, the best round of his life, five strokes better than his previous best as match play opened.
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Indians sign three Negro rookies for Bakersfield club
Cleveland Indians under contract three Negro players for the Bakersfield California League team. Third baseman James Thompson, 19, from Houston. pitcher Johnnie Lee Williams, 21, from Amarillo. and shortstop Bobby Joe Fritz, 20, from Alamogordo, were chosen from 200 participants in a four day Negro baseball clinic, recommended by scout Jack Knight.
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Brookside Girls Win Lorain County Cheer Trophy
Brookside High School tops the Fourth Annual Lorain County Cheerleaders Contest held at Oberlin College field house. Dolores Stobbert and Joanne Menges lead Brookside to first with Brighton named runner up after a close scoring battle among 15 teams.
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New London North Fairfield Game Canceled Across Virus Epidemic
An influenza outbreak that hit the village Friday and closed schools forced the cancellation of the New London North Fairfield game scheduled for last night. Monroeville edged New Haven 38 to 35 to take third place in the Huron County Class B League standings.
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