Ohio scholastic hoops history tallied in White book
The Sweet 16 by Allan White catalogs 31 years of Ohio high school basketball tournaments. Lorain County saw two state titles, Oberlin and Elyria reach finals, with players like Ralph Farms, Hiram Gove, Gerry Gaines, and Dan Gulgin featuring prominently.
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Ohio
Allan White
Lima News
White
H. W. Emsutler
Ohto High School Athletic Associaton
Lorain County
Lorain
Bellevue
Ralph Farms
al Grendon
Hiram Gove
Howard Ross
Cal McNutt
Clark King
Roland Horm
George van Arman
A. W
Pop) Collins
Grendon
Ross
Lorain- Bellevue
Lorain-Bellevue
Oberlin
Miamisburg
Weiss
Powers
Gibson
Barnes
Yocum
Gaines
Thomas
Hamlin
Bellpoint
Kent State
McMillen
Persons
van Arsdale
Brickley
Locke
Strong
Clearview
Bremen
Dost Perry
Ohio State
Gene Krupp
George Buckosh
Johnny Machnauer
Ken Brooks
George Crurpek
Petkovsek
Graber
Clark
Clawson
Johnny Kerekes
Elyria High
Loudonville
Moskal Cops S W Scoring Crown Oscar Is Third
Amherst guard Jack Moskal won the Southwestern Conference scoring title by 32 points over Ron Bryenton. Moskal tallied 254 points on 79 field goals and 96 free throws, averaging 31.6. Bryenton played 12 games to Moskal’s 11, scoring 27 points per game. Clearview’s Oscar Clinchscale had 31.6 in seven games, leading in field goals with 98. Jim Horton of Clearview, Chic Robinson of Rocky River, Len Skulina of Fairview, and others trailed with totals cited.
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Jack Moskal
Amherst
Ron Bryenton
Mozxal
Bryenton
Moskai
Oscar
Clearview
Oscar Clinchscale
Chrchscale
Moskal
Jim Horton
Clearview Center
Rocky River
Chic Robinson
Len Skuliina
Fairview
Jim Venus
Medina
TP. G. FG. PT
Sfoskal
Srgenton
Crickscale
Clearvies
Horton
Hobinson
Ang Sulvia
Pairview
Venus
Taysier
Wellington
McNabb
Heres
Snider
Elyria Public
Elyria Catholic
J Pioneers
Pioneers
Bowling Green Battles Dayton for Ohio College Crown
Dayton Flyers and Bowling Green Falcons clash on the Bowling Green campus as the top Ohio team stakes its perch. Dayton, led by Bill Uhl and Jack Sallee, owns 23 wins to five losses and aims to extend dominance, while Bowling Green, paced by Al Bianchi and Jim Gerber, stands 14 and six with two losses to Miami and a recent 96 12 victory over Miami University.
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Ohio
Bowling Green University
Falcons
Dayton Flyers
Flyers
Beegees
I i
Dayton
Bill Uhl
Jack Sallee
Bowling Green
al Bianchi
Jim Gerber
Miami
Redskins
Oxford
Toledo
Rockets
Daytonians
Final City B Games Tonight at Ely and Jefferson Schools
Final City Class B Basketball League action airs tonight with undefeated U.A.W. C.1.0 seeking a 22nd win against Pfaudler Co. at Ely in the 8 pm game. Parmely Machine and Elvia Civics duel for second at 17-4, facing Temple Recreation and United Polish Club respectively on Ely floor. Jefferson games feature Uthe against Tog gery Bitmer, Green Dragon vs Albert's Auditors, and Whip Poorwills vs Johnson's Car Wash at 8, 9, and 10.
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Evms
U.A.W.C
Pfaudler Co
Ely
Iwo
Parmely Machine
Elvia Civics
Parmely
Temple Recreation
Civics
United Polish Club
Jefferson
Uthe
Toggery-Bitmer
Green Dragon
Albert’s Auditors
Whip- Poorwills
Johnson
Car Wash
Archery Club Officers Picked in Elyria
Elyria’s Black River Bowbenders formed and held its first meeting at Hal's Archery Shop. Officers chosen include Larry Moulder president Dick Loomis vice president and publicity chairman Ken Sprankle secretary Hal Rothgery advisory chairman Joe Handt target chairman Lloyd Van Boven field chairman. The refreshment committee is Barb Ernshaw Charlotte Van Bovers and Katie Moulder. Twenty five members attended and discussed a possible range site. The next meeting is March 10 at Hal's Archery Shop and all interested are invited.
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Elyria
Black River Bowbenders
Hal
Larry Moulder
Dick Loomis
Ken Sprankle
Hal Rothgery
Joe Hand
Target
Lloyd van Boven
Barb Ernshaw
Charlotte van Bovers
Katie Moulder
Feller and Greenberg to Discuss Pitcher Pact in Spring
At Hi Corbett field Tucson Indians begin second spring training day under sun. General Manager Hank Greenberg greets arrivals while 13 players are absent including Feller, Wynn and Lemon. Feller acts as holdout and plans to talk terms. Greenberg to contact Lemon and Wynn soon.
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Tucson
Ariz. Ins
Cleveland Indians
Hi Corbett Field
Hank Greenberg
Bobb Feller
Early Wynn
Bob Lemon
Feller
Greenberg
Gates Millis
Cleveland
Lemon
Wynn
Harry Simpson
Bob Hooper
Westfield Five Belts Buckeye From Tourney
Medina Westfield Leroy knocked Buckeye out of the Medina County Class B tournament at Buckeye High. Westfield led 19 18 after one quarter, then outscored Buckeye 20 8 in the second and held on. Duane Brooks led Buckeye with 19 points in the loss, Buckeye finishes 8 wins and 13 setbacks.
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Medina — Westfield
Leroy
Buckeye
Medina County
Duane Brooks
Westfield
Elyria Public
Bob Hiolwick
Schork
Pioneers
Elyria Catholic
Wingard
Im Heginbotham
Johnston Named Freshman Coach At Notre Dame
SOUTH BEND IN Frank A Johnston a guard on the 1950 Notre Dame squad will coach the school's freshman team next year Johnston was named Wednesday to the post vacated by Terry Brennan when he moved up to head coach Johnston served under Brennan as assistant stuntman coach last season
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South Bend
Ind
Frank A. Johnston
Notre Dame
Johnston
Terry Brennan
Brennan
Raschi eyes 26 wins after Cardinals switch
GlasS Vic Raschi, sold to the St. Louis Cardinals from the Yankees, aims for 26 victories this season as he starts in a new role with the club. Jim Delsing可能 shifts to right or left field to clear room for rookie Bill Tuttle in center, Detroit may shake up its outfield under manager Fred Hutchinson, Allie Reynolds reports his sore back has vanished and he is ready for starting or relief duty, and the Cubs plan a punching bag in the clubhouse to loosen bats ahead of spring training.
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ST. Petersburg
Glass Vic Raschi
St. Louis Cardinal
Raschi
Cardinals
New York Yankees
Lahreland, Fla. MS
Detroit
Fred Hutchinson
Tigers
Jim Delsing
Bill Tuttle
Fla
Allie Reynolds
Frick Blasts Fear Complex Over Beer Broadcast Bill
Commissioner Ford Frick denounces a congressional bill to bar beer company sponsored radio broadcasts, saying baseball suffers from fear and must make its own decisions. He notes the measure would treat clubs owned by alcohol producers as subject to federal anti trust laws and criticizes the timing of the proposal.
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ST. Petersburg
Fila
Ford Frick
Frick
Edwin C. Johnson
D-Colo
August A. Busch Jr
St. Louis Cardinals
Holman Cleared Of All Charges
New York Bowed to a three man trial committee of the Board of Higher Education exonerating Mr Basketball Holman on conduct unbecoming a teacher and neglect of duty. The panel urged reinstatement to his post as associate Florence of hygiene at City College.
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New York
Holman
Saxton defeats Bratt in New York outpointing 1150 10
Philadelphia report from UNITED FRESS notes Johnny Saxton outhustled Johnny Bratt in a New York bout, winning by points with a 1150 count cited and the venue tied to New York.
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United Fress
Philadelphia
Johnny Saxton
New York
Johnny Bratt
Bratton Faces Hearing After Wide Loss to Saxton
Johnny Bratton of Chicago defended his career after a one sided 10 round loss to Johnny Saxton in Philadelphia. The crowd showered him with boos and papers as Saxton won on all cards, prompting Bratton to consider retirement and a possible return after rest.
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Philadelphia
Johnny’ Bratton
Chicago
Johnny Saxton
Pennsylvania
George Jones
Bratton
Saxton
Joe Sweeney
Pete Tomasco
Zach Clayton
United Press
Three Forfeits In Y Men s House League
Elyria Public School and Berea staged Sectional Class A basketball last night with three forfeits on the final regular season YMCA Men s House League schedule. The event highlighted the impact of cancellations on the standings and the closing phase of the season.
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Elyria Public
Elyria Catholic High School
Berea
Y.M.C.A
Missers Swishers Maulers Dribblers title outcome
The Maulers Dribblers and Swishers won the three tiles because their foes didn’t appear. The Missers and Swishers will play next Wednesday at 7 o'clock for the first half championship. Swishers claim the second half crown with a perfect 5-0 record.
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Maulers
Dribblers
Swishers
Missers
Myers Pumps Top North Eaton Heat ing 93 83 in High Scoring Game
In Lorain City Class B action Myers Pumps defeated North Eaton Heat ing 93 to 83. Max Houston of North Eaton led scoring with 24 points, matching the high pace of the contest.
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Ashland
Myers Pumps
North Eaton Heating
Lorain City
Max Houston
North Eaton
North Eaton Myers & Co
Haynes
Burns
S Thierry
Cooper
Houston
Risser
L. Grills
Miller
R. Haynes
Harris
Hawke
Seeman
K. Grills
O Wolfe
Menel
Reho
Crocker
Cuppy
Emmons
Pioneers Advance In Sectional Facing Parma Friday
Elyria Public won 68 to 51 over Elyria Catholic in the Northeastern Ohio Sectional first round at Baldwin Wallace. Wingard led with 25 points as Shilling and Webb added seven each. the Pioneers outshot 55.0 to 33.5 percent from the floor and advance to face Parma High’s Redmen in the Friday 6:30 p.m. opener.
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Bill Bahi
Elyria Catholic
Eddie Wingard
Elyria Public
Baldwin-Wallace College
Berea
Wingard
Don Andress
Dick Kneiss
Tony Schork
Baldwin-Wallace College Gymnasium
Pioneers
Parma High
Redmen
Lake Erie
Elor
Panthers
Traiser
Ker
Mac Shilling
Edie Wingard
Charity Circle
Elyria Peblie
Earl Stiles
The
Elyria Junior
Elyria
Bob Hutman
Schork
Kneiss
Bill Bahl
Don Machovina
Holtwick
Bill Schneider
Elyria Carne
F. Iwitson
Wangard
Bsharman
vAndress
Holiwiecx
Ei Novak
Winter
iDunlap
Conner
Heginbotm
Freeman
Shores
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