Smith Leads Saints Past Panthers 74 67 in Sandusky clash
Elyria Catholic's Panthers battled Sandusky St. Mary as Craig Smith scored 35 for the Saints to hand Elyria Catholic a 74-67 defeat. Smith hit 16 of 31 from the field, while Schork Kneiss each added 18 for St. Mary, who led 62-50 late and closed out the win. The Panthers head to sectional play Wednesday against Elyria in Berea.
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Elyria Catholic
Panthers
Sandusky
Craig Smith
Sandusky St. Mary
Saints
Elyria
Berea
Dick Kneiss
Tony Schork
Billy Bahl
Sandusky Bay
Smith
Fostoria St. Wendelin
St. Mary
Schork
Kneiss
Will
Elyria Sandusky
MARY
G. F
TiSmuth
Noble
iRneiss
Liptack Wood
Babl
Heazog
Crusaders Lead Second-Half in CYO 8th Grade Race
Holy Cross Crusaders took the lead in the CYO Grade I School League 8th grade division with a 23-16 win over St Peter at Elyria Catholic High School gym. In other divisions St Mary Deadeyes edged St Mary Cool Cats 32-30 in double overtime, and St Jude Raiders sealed a 33-22 win over St Mary Hot Shots to share the seventh grade title. Bolinski scored 18 for the 8th graders while Bill Minkowski and Tom Brosky led seventh graders with 14 each. Sixth grade games were postponed from Saturday.
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Holy Cross Crusaders
C.Y.O
St. Peter
Elyria Catholic
St. Jude Raiders
St. Mary Hot Shots
St. Mary Flying Eagles
St. Agnes Swishers
Bolinski
Bill Minkowski
Flying Eagles
Tom Brosky
Raiders
LIONS
Panthers
Henderson
Murray
Bom
Dever
Dol
iRoss
Netler
Wv. F. W
Snyder and Webb
Bernies Beer & Wine
Sarinwood Inn
TIS
Engh
Tigers
Deagons
Harold Clappa
Grrptt
STARS
Gisisted
Crusaders
Amet. i
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Masper Foundry
G. F. T Broan
Ate Ce
Goisk
Ea Harioz
Gebhardt
Squire
Q Giscarzenski
Pustay
QO Heliser
Bea
Smith
F As
Cox
Glrlat
O Osweda
Don Huipper
Rinhari
O Reising
Lewis
Eo Toisi
Wiideczk
Crusaders Free Ceee
Earl Reynolds
Temple Stars
North Olmsted
Alberts
Wasner
Snider
Emerich
Radican
Meecha
Guerm
Croonan
Dairy Queen
Noster
LaPore Inn
Ross, Geer
Diemiimg
Deades
Weer
I Panthers
Dribblers
Young Hardware
McLaughlin
Shimsky
jRuntes
Harold Bowman
Isacher
Stawicki
iMarim
Bedocs
Gratton Lumber
I Bliss
Nagy. Norwalk
Don O'Neal gFash
Henke
Don Oweal
Tremmes & Nasipak
Reed
Y Panthers
Ceaane & Baxter
Drivblers
V. John Nas
Pak
Grace McGregor
Padhey
Raiders—73 Hot Shots—-2: 545 605 582—1734 G F Om A ? Leares & Pachinger
Prisz
Wimsatt
Beiter
Blake & R
iAlusio
Robinson & Metzger
Bowek
Frank Metzger Ze
Beiser
St Mane
Marsiin
J Becker
Baumhardt _—— —. & Freemans
Clifford & DeMarco
Ers
Vebeereer
Ees
Bud Bammhard
Wisser
Thomas
Essex & Meyers
Biersbach
Nash & Weller
Sabota
Whbert
Jim Essex
I Webber
GiSalter
Six City Class B League Games Tonight
The City Class Basketball League wraps its schedule with two sessions tonight and Thursday. At Ely School gym Elyria Civics faces Toggery-Bitmer at 8, Albert's Auditors meets Johnson's Car Wash at 9, Couch-Uthe vs Green Dragon at 10. Jefferson School hosts Temple Recreation vs Pfaudler Co at 8 Parmely Machine vs United Polish Club at 9 and U A W C O against Whipperwills at 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Civics
Albert’s Auditors
Johnson
Couch-Uthe
Green Dragon
Ely School
Jefferson School
Temple Recreation
Pfaudler Co
Parmely Machine
United Polish Club
Whipperwills
Temple Stars Edge North Olmsted in 47-23 Win
Temple Stars of the Elyria Y M C A Class C league defeated North Olmsted Presbyterian Church quintet 47 to 23 in an independent basketball game at the Elyria Y. High scorer Jim Kaiser led the Tigers with 26 points. Tournament schedule opens March 6 with Dragons vs Bears, Lions vs Tigers, Bulldogs vs Panthers. semifinals March 13 and finals March 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawks
Jim Kaiser
Tigers
Dragons
Bears
Lions
Bulldogs
Panthers
Temple Stars
Elyria
North Olmsted Presbyterian Church
Gallardo Predicted to Beat Smith in DC Fight
Smith of Washington DC, rated among the top 10 in 1952, enters a bout with Gallardo who is favored to defeat him. Gallardo’s record includes three losses and a draw in his 10 starts last year, adding drama to the matchup.
Gallardo Smith Fight Opens With Quick Featherweight Bout
In the boxing card title bout Dave Gallardo meets Gene Smith in a 1 round featherweight clash. WAEL records show the bout opening at 16 with no extension beyond a rapid start and an early finish anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave Gallardo
Gene Smith
Wael
1954 Ring Follow Up: Gallardo, Perez Rubbers Match
The report notes several boxers in 1954 with uneven records. Gallardo was dropped in rankings after a single 1954 appearance, while Lulu Perez fought Gallardo three times, winning decisively on Sept. 4 by cuts but losing a later outpointing rubber match on Jan. 1. Dave had only one 1954 start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmy Ithia Gallardo
Lulu Perez
Perez
Gallardo
Lulu
Dave
Lions Cup Second Half Crowned Grade School Champs
The Lions defeated the Panthers 27 to 23 to win the Y. M. C. A. Grade School House League second half title after a strong second quarter. The Lions and Dragons shared the first half championship. Tigers beat Dragons 63 to 19 and Bears also played.
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Lions
Dragons
Panthers
Tigers
Bears
W. L. Pet
Bulldogs
Te Berets
Hawks
Harper Wins Texas Open Sets 72-Hole Record
Harper, Chandler from Chattanooga, moves into elite company with Hogan and Nelson after firing 25 under par to win the Texas Open. He shoots a 239 to break the tournament record by one stroke and pursues the national PGA 72-hole mark, finishing two ahead of Johnny Palmer who takes second.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Tex
Chandler Harper
Ben Hogan
Byron Nelson
Chattanooga
Tenn
Hogan
Nelson
Harper
Johnny Palmer
Charlotte
N. C
Oberlin Mermen Fall to Ohio University at Home
The Oberlin College swimming team fell 51 33 to Ohio University at Oberlin Saturday. Ohio claimed seven of ten first places while Oberlin’s Dick Lillich swept the 30 and 100 yard freestyles. The Bobcats evened their record at 3-3 with the win and moved to seven wins in eight starts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin College
Ohio University
Oberlin
Ohio
Dick Lillich
B League Pin Slate Leads Tonight Matches at 7 30
Four Bowling Center matches are on tap this evening at 7 30. Pairings include Array's Potato Chips Home Tavern Bowling Center versus P O C Brackles Plumbing Heating versus House of Denes and Ex Ceil Products versus M E S A Noik.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P.O. C
Brackles Plumbing & Heating
House of Denes
Ex-Ceil
Bowling League Schedule Promises Evening Matches
BW Tenpin presents Schedule Four with Bendix-Westinghouse Lea gue games at 6:30 PM on Tarry Tavern alleys. Matches include Pat Sales versus Accounting and The Wings: Tool and Methods versus Standards, Production versus Engineering, and Inspection versus Service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bendix-Westinghouse
Tarry Tavern
Perry-Fay League Bowler Action At Bowl-O-Drome
Perry-Fay League bowlers take the stage for two matches this evening at Bowl-O-Drome starting at 6 45 o clock. Teams include Office va Maintenance and iFinishing ve with automation listed among activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
lPerry-Fay Paik Perry-Fay
Clapp Takes Top City Pin Honors in Local Meet
Clapp led a bowling event with a 252 game and 629 series setting new marks. The performance highlighted Clapp as the top pin bowler in the city competition.
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Clapp
Bowler Bowman Totals 601 In Merchant's C League
Harold Bowman rolled 1358 for the Merchant's C League at Stoney's Rainbow Lanes on Saturday. He finished with 159 and 184 games after a big opening, totaling 601. Only two bowlers made the honor roll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Bowman
Merchant's
New Departure Outbowls Brown-Lipe-Chapin in Elyria match
The New Departure Plant bowling teams from Sandusky took six games from Brown Lipe Chapin of Elyria in a special GM match at Bowl-O-Drome Elyria yesterday. Three 600s were bowled led by Bob Gast 212 227 204 643. High single game 269 by Jerry Barkacs. Top team game 1,003 New Departure No 1. high series 2,831 New Departure No 2. Return match March 14 at Bonnie Lanes Sandusky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandusky
Brown-Lipe-Chapin
Elyria
General Motors
Bowl-O-Drome
Bob Gast
New Departure
Jerry Barkacs
Brown- Lipe-Chapin
John Sims
Barkacs
Brown-Lipe-Crapic
Serzy Barkacs
Belden Merchants Beat General Industries 107 82
Belden Merchants, members of two Lorain Class A leagues, defeated General Industries 107 to 82 in an independent victory. Key scorers were Larry Schaefer with 22 and Bill Archer with 21 for Belden, while other Belden players contributed across the game. General Industries trailed throughout as Belden pulled away in the final quarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belden Merchants
General Motors M.E.S.A
Larry Schaefer
Bill Archer
Belden
Belden General Merchants
T. L Schaefer
Bidlake
Archer
Eneage
Stren
Orr
Ig Ra’cher
Browns End Atkins Cited For Court Appearance
Cleveland Browns end Doug Atkins will appear in a Toledo court Tuesday to answer charges of driving without due regard for safety. The six eight inch, 250 pound lineman was arrested and released on $200 bond after his auto truck toppled a parked car. He was not injured on his way to a game in Rossford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Cleveland Browns
Doug Atkins
Atkins
Rossford
Spring Training Opens Amid Roster Rookie Cheers Across Clubs
United Press reports multiple major league clubs began spring workouts with heavy bets on rookie of the year honors. Mel Wright tops the Yankees’ list, Sandy Amros stars for Brooklyn, Charlie Maxwell boosts Boston, and Gene Conley headlines Milwaukee’s pitchers. Other hopefuls include Gale Wade, Alex Grammas, Ernie Banks, Angel Scull, and George O’Donnell, among many touted prospects from Detroit to Philadelphia.
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New York
Yankees
Mel Wright
Wright
Kansas City
Brooklyn
Sandy Amros
Montreal
Lou Boudreau
Red Sox
Charlie Maxwell
Maxwell
Louisville
Milwaukee
Ale Aglow
Gene Conley
Toledo
Charlie Grimm
Conley
Jack Harshmann
Nashville
White Sox
Cardinals
Alex Grammas
Sally Hemus
Cleveland
Gale Wade
Fort Worth
Richie Ashburn
Leo Durocher
Charley Fowler
Giants
Bobby Baldena
San Antonio
Baltimore
Ernie Banks
Cubs
Washington
Angel Scull
Charleston
Pittsburgh
George O’donnell
Hollywood
Wade
Indians
Braves
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Bahi
Charley Wagner
Andy Miller
Willard
Ed Sustersic
Sandusky St. Mary Jayvees
Charley Brady
Dave O'Connor
Gordon Hart and
Hank Moesle
Sandusee Elyria
Brady
O'Conner
Christ
Weikel
Aman
iXraus
Ikamann
Ates
Isandusky St. Mary Res
iEivma Catholic
Geade W. L. Pe
Zibbiers
St Peter
L. Pet. Raiders
Swishers
Man Sports
FER
Arena Fez
Eiyria
Dean Sane Nats
el Ean Een
Col Lorain
Oree Eswumate
New Mexico Ave
Lorain Co
Lorain, O
Rayality
Olorae Tole
North Olmsted Quint
Gnited Press
Ray
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Bock
Bock J
Gag
iMores
Eaton
iScark
Perkins
Rock
Seit
Castle
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Zaffer
Dervis
iZaresx
Sch.Ling
O Guest
Darion
Xavier
Bears Jemise
Pairfield
St. Afihasls
Hanks Lewis
Loras
Ball
Gebhard
Cage Records
Ww. L. Pts
Brookside
Rocky River
Son LeGrange
Son
Lorain St. Mary
Avon Lake
Medina
Lorain Ste
Elrria Catholic
Xeenrerta
Amherst
Ridgeville _ cone
South Amherst One
Brownheim
Ors
Goshen
LaPorte
Indiana
Dick Hinckley
Don Collyer
Hinckley
Collyer
Goshen High School
Peg Berlin
Oberlin Mermen
Ohio U
Billy Sixty
The
600 Club
W.E.W
Harold Clapp
Harold Bouwman
Rip General Industries
Browns
Reg U
Pat
Jack Cuddy
United Press
Reg WU
Vic Power
Eddie Robinson
Harry Byrd
Athletics
Birdie Tebbetts
George Zuterink
Indianapolis
Cincinnati
Bob Miller
Detroit
Stan Palys
Spokane
Phillies
Karl W. Plocher Insurance
Paul G. Hovey
Lorain County Bank Building
Chronicle-Telegram
Chrysler
Deetz, Inc
W. Broad St
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