Furnacemen seize early lead with league win and other scores
Elyria’s American Division leaders lead with a 43 to 35 victory over Elyria Telephone as Gordon Freeman scores 20. Midway Drive-In, 14 0 at half, beat Elyria Business College 73 69 with Earl Webb totaling 30. United Polish Club improves to 2 1 in second half with a 72 49 win over Civics.
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C. A. Olsen
Elyria
Gordon Freeman
Furnacemen
Elyria Telephone
Midway Drive-In
Elyria Business College
Earl Webb
Jim Gilbo
Business College
United Polish Club
Civics
Tol
LaGrange Merch
B-L-C
OLSEN
Telphone
G. FT. Wosko
Abbey
Rechtel
Z.sakal
Ohnson
Welburn
Yeeman
Poi LaGrange Merchants
Idwine Drive-in
Ria Civics
Brent Lipe-Chapin
Tigers
Dragon
Eiyria Business College
Co. A. Olsen
Bittner-DeCerlo
Eiyria Telephone
Ridge Tool
Bittner
Anot
T. Webb
Ailbo
Carr
Eberst
Webb
Gully
Brasko
Welte Shearer O
Ea Webb
Young A
Dolce
Midway
Elyria Bus. Col
Gallant Fox and High Bid Illuminate Derby Lore
In a long racing tale, Jim Fitzsimmons and Capt. Irving Patrick O’Hay backed Gallant Fox to win the Derby, Preakness, and Belmont, a wager that paid off in history. Bob FitzSimons notes High Bid’s form in Florida and Delaware as she eyes major stakes, while pedigree details highlight Mrs. H. C. Phipps’s Brook mare line and the Courage to wait for class over time. Progressing, a key contender, suffers a leg injury in a prep race, casting doubt on future starts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jim Fitzsimmons
Gallant Fox
Irving Patrick O'Hay
Lambs Club
Mr. Fitz
Capt
O’haye
Taos
N. H
Old Mexico
Gay Dalton
Bob FitzSimons
Florida
Delaware Park
Fritz
Capt. O'Hay
Drawbridge
Mr. Fritz
Hialeah
College Basketball Scores From The Night
Brockport 88 Bu Niagara 1 Dunwerst 67 Tosala Ti Bider 64 Jona NS F193 CONT jose 80 Sagthore Olahoma 3 Fecator BN Toren Bard Simmooe 43 See Mex Mo emt Crenado 61 Minor 83 78 Beatie TR Mideast ok 8 Micaman 4S sote 71 Purdue 69 Wiscvans 63 Iowa 3B Kackis St 72 Juns STO Ohio So 109 Milnor 8 Xavier Obio 72 Marouests 75 St Thomas 81 St joan Minnot Hammne 78 Ort Atinn 68 hiv University
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Brockport
Niagara
Dunwerst
Tosala Ti
Bider
Jona NS
Jose
St. Pramesx
Mideast Ok
Micaman
Purdue
Wiscvans
Lowe
Kackis
Juns
Ohio
Milnor
Xavier (Obio
Marouests
St Thomas
St Joan Minnot Hammne
Ort Atinn
Hiv University
Ohio U Bobcats Rally Past Toledo For MAC Battle Win
Ohio University Bobcats, expected to rebuild, rally to a 61-59 deficit late then pull away to beat Toledo 66-45 in a MAC showdown. Bill Whaley seals the late edge with a 3:36 remaining free throw as Ohio stays in the chase for the conference title with two games left against Bowling Green and Miami. John Romano, freshly signed from the Ware Sox, contributed to a balanced scoring attack while Lane signs and player moves shape the club’s future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio University
Bobcats
Jim Snyder
Toledo
Ome U
Bill Whaley
Eo Tek
Owe Campein
Bowling Green
Miami
Frank Lane
Cleveland
Tao
Lane
Citcher John Romano
Ware Sox
Ponano
Jim Baxes
San Tiego
Incian
Rocky Colavito
Gary Beil
Fleck Captures Phoenix Open in Tight Finish
Jack Fleck won the Phoenix Open in a playoff over Bill Collins for a share of 322,300. The long-time competitor edged Ben Hogan in earlier rounds, with Fleck described as back in top money after a tight regulation and decisive playoff at Crystal River, Florida.
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Phoenix. Anz
Ben Hogan
Jack Fleck
Monhe
Bill Collins
Crystal River Fla
Fleck
Los Angeles
Standings Show All-Stars and Local Teams in Close Meet
LaGrange Merchants top the All-Stars with 55 points, followed by B-L-C and other clubs in a tight field. Individual scores show Knapp, Traxler, Olsen and Shuck among leading names as teams rack up totals in a crowded standings page.
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Lagrange Merchants
B-L-C
GF. T GF Co
Knapp
Swan
E. Knapp
P. Termes
Crittenden
Thierry
Fource . I
Traxler
Roberts
Gilert
Hazlett
J. Ternes
Sharp
Oberlin Hosts Western Reserve in Final Home Game
Oberlin College basketball wins two straight on a New York road trip to stand 11 2 and 7 2 in conference. The Yeomen host Western Reserve tomorrow night for final home game then travel to Worcester for the season finale. Ohio Conference Tournament starts next week with northern and southern divisions at Akron and Capital.
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Oberlin
New York State
University of Rochester
Buffalo State
Oberlin College
Western Reserve
Wooster
Ohio
Akron
Capital
Shanks Leads Yeomen Scoring as Amherst Girls Triumph
Merrill Shanks tops Yeoman scoring with 295 points at 19.7 per game and also leads with 163 rebounds. Ron Jacobs close behind at 10.5 boards per game. Pete Lund grabs 21 rebounds for high single game. Oberlin wrestling set to compete at Akron and Denison. Ralph Bibler’s swimmers host Ohio Wesleyan. Amherst women’s bowling notes 965 series at Park Lanes.
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Shanks
Merrill Shanks
Ron Jacobs
Pete Lund
Buffalo State
Shank
Earlham
Otterbein i
Oberlin
Akron
Denison
At & P.m
Ralph Bibler
Ohio Wesleyan
Fenny Warner Gym
Otto Graham’s TD Mark Highlighted by 183 Effort
Hummer Cleaners tops Otto Graham league with a 727 game and 2034 series as Shinsky Builders posts strong scores. Cleveland Browns star Otto Graham threw for 174 and led a 147 win loss record during his tenure in Cleveland.
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Shinsky Builders
Cleveland, Ohio
UPI
Hummer Cleaners
Otto Graham
Cleveland Browns
Cotton Picks Off 679 Trio To Boost Babe Ruth Boxing Night
Elyria venues host boxing card to raise funds for the new St Jude Babe Ruth League field. Sheriff A C Elyria stages an eight card featuring Herb Smallwood and local boxers to aid construction of the National Guard Engineers Field at St Jude property. Proceeds benefit four team setup for the Elyria Babe Ruth League with a 112th National Guard field name and four inaugural teams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Cotton
Tarry
Sereee Eeu
Elyria Ladeum
Sheriff Smith
Ruth League of
Elyria
St. Jude Church
National Guard Engineers
Barons' Glover Tops AHL Scorer in Late Surge
Freddie Glover of the Cleveland Barons tied Floyd Smith of the Springfield Indians for the American Hockey League scoring lead after a late-season surge last week. The linked boxing card features Lorain 112-pound champ Nettles facing Moon and other regional fighters with tickets listed through Babe Ruth League officials.
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NEW York
UPI
Freddie Glover
Cleveland Barons
Floyd Smith
Springfield Indians
Willie Nettles
Lorain
Cleveland
Smallwood
Bob Stevens
Avon A.C
Nettles
Jimmy Moon
600 Club Tarrys All City League Eart Cotton
The fragment lists players and scores within the 600 Club and various leagues. Names include Jack Tarry, Mike Frisco, Ray Knichi, Gib Henke, Bob Heilman, Ray Benson, Bud Traxler, Bi Jade, and Robert McLaughlin with numbers suggesting scores or classifications. The text appears as a sports stat panel or club roster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Tarry Jr
Mike Frisco
Jim Lyons Jr
Ray Wright
Gib Henke
Bob Heilman
Ray Benson
Bowling Center
Elyria Bowling Center
Bud Traxler
Jack Dillman
Elks
Robert McLaughlin
St. Jude
Stoney’s Rainbow Lanes
Tarry
Jack Tarry
Dim Lyons
Ray Knichi
Henke
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Furnacemen Kindle
Dick McCrain
Brown-Lipe-Chapin
Ed Knapp
Carl Knapp
Jack Ternes
Bill Archer
Auditors
Les Stalla
Bittner-DeCarlo
Empire City
Yonkers Raceway
Step Across
Wheatley Stable
Diaz
Easy Beach
Ork Harald Tripune. Inc
Ohio U
Avro Can Cena
United Press Internationsl
Lane Gunk Adams
Beil
Ing Howare
Jed Chin
Fleck Bags Golf
Yeoman Home
Amherst
Della Kreeger
Park Lanes
Florence Lange
Otto
Cotton
Herb Smallwood
Cleveland and
Barons
Glover
AHL
Carl Westfall
Willie Williams
Jerry Drake
Sheriff Smith A.C
Ray de Leon
Oscar Figueroa
Jom McGee
Lorain Youth Center
Elyria Babe Ruth League
Pete Roka
L. E. Rounds
Chuck Coen
Paul Pack
Howard Gensert
George Campbell
Bill Moble
B. J. LaCrosse
Bill Machovina
Bill Radditz
Ted Espasaden
Don Myers
Ed Sweeney
Dave Burkhart
Dick Coughlin
Earl Kehl
Cliff Livelsberger
Jack Drage
Espasanden
Myers
Livelsberger
Kehl
Babe Ruth
600
Elke Monday League
Dillman
Mercury
Bu Mercury
Hartford Motors, Inc
E. Bridge St
Elyria, Ohio
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