Elyria High Cagers Draw Kenmore In Sectional Opener
Elyria High meets Akron Kenmore in the Northeastern Ohio Sectional Class A first round at Goodyear gym. Kenmore, coached by Walter Innes, finished 8-7. Elyria 9-9. If Elyria wins, they face Warren next. opening round also includes Jennings vs Wadsworth and Wooster vs Springfield.
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Elyria
Akron Kenmore
Lyria High
Goodyear
Rubber City
Kenmore
Akron Y. M. C. A
Ralph Bauer
Akron West
Canton McKinley
Akron North
Warren
Massillon
Wadsworth
Akron Ellet
Wooster
Springfield
Medina
Alliance
Cuyahoga Falls
Akron
Hower
Minerva
Akron St. Vincent
Akron Central
Kent Roosevelt
Akron Jennings
Canton Lehman
Akron South
Orrville
Buchtel
Barberton
Akron East
Louisville
Garfield
Stow
Ravenna
Akron Hower
Walter Innes
Heidelberg
May Vlay Warren
Elyria High
Goodyear Court
Bauer
Bob Yanke
Dick Selman
Bill Cowen
Bud Gelrgey
Don Taylor
Les Nicholas
Vick Baumhardt
Joe Ierold
Charles Cromling
Rudy Skinletz
Lawrence Coleman
Bernly Fobes
Bob Schumar
Vic Maiden
Weak points noted in All Ohio football team selection
At a dinner meeting of the Ohio Coaches Association in Akron Johnny Brickels admitted flaws in how the All-Ohio scholastic football team is chosen. The Coaches Board of four or five selects the team, with last year’s selections favoring teams coached by board members. The report also covers trapshooting leaders Joe Hiestand and Charlie Bogert, zone vs man-to-man defense notes from Paul Bisler, and tournament seedings and results from Akron clays and basketball topics.
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Ohio Coaches Association
Akron
Johnny Brickels
New Philadelphia
Joe Hiestand
Hillsboro
Ohio
Charlie Bogert
Sandusky
L. Gambell
Paul Bisler
University of Akron
Pennsylvania
Zippers
Indiana
Ralph Bauer
Elyria
Bauer
Akron Kenmore
Walter Innes
Warren
Akron North
Youngstown
Euclid Shore
Geneva
Lorala
Eaton
Wellington
South Amherst
Henrietta
Clearview
Ridgeville
Eddie Arcaro
Payne
Whitney
Hialeah
Arcaro
Ascaro
Amherst Eagles
Sandstone
Eagles
Neaners
Cleaners
Polish Grappler Faces Vern Clark In Rialto Feature
Lynn Massachusetts grappler Ken Swenski faces Vern Clark of Olympia Washington in a Rialto Theatre carnival feature match marking Swenski third Rialto appearance. They wrestle a two fall route with two falls needed to win.
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Lynn
Mags
Vern Clark
Olympia
Wash
Esther Morris
Rialto Theatre
Clark
Swenski
Alex Teslock
Charlie Carr
Johnny
Toots) Estes
Washington, D. C
Estes
Steve Menoff
Tolego
Menoff
Elyria Recreation Pin Team Beaten in Mansfield Match
The Elyria Recreation was defeated in two of three games by Miller Oldsmobile of Mansfield in a Traveling League match at the Meder alleys. High series was 627 by Miller’s Young, while Elyria’s Louie Aurenson posted 608. Team scores show Mansfield 2782 to Elyria 2430 with individual game totals listed for players from both sides.
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Mansfield
Meder
Young
Oldsmobile
Louie Aurenson
Mansfield Youne
Leppa
Robertson
Hilborn Y
Elyria Wise Yeas
Mackineee
Aurenian
Sayles
Harvard
Bakers
Sandusky
Ben Volk
Elsria
Valk Eeeneee Oeae
Raos
Schuster
Otauway
Murray
Tenn
Erney
Peterson
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Lorain County Tourney Honors Awarded By Officials
Attendance totaled about 4806 over five nights with 1050 for peak sessions. Awards went to Clearview Eaton Wellington and Ridgeville as county tourney winners and to Eaton Henrietta as county league co champions. Brookside earned the Sportsmanship Trophy with 718 of 720 points. Eaton's Art Rice led in total points with 35. Dick Hawke posted 15 in a game.
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Lorain County
Schoola
C. A. Gibbons
Clearview
Eaton
Wellington
Hidgeville
Henrietta
Brookside
South Amherst
Ridgeville
Avon Lake
Belden
Art Rice
Eaton Center
Dick Hawke
Ed Kubuske
Grafton
Rice
Record Squad Of Redlegs In Camp
The Cincinnati Reds under manager Bill McKechnie assembled the largest training squad ever at Tampa with about 50 players by week’s end. After initial drills, McKechnie refused to size up NL rivals beyond vowing the Reds will not finish last, noting limited comments on team prospects. Rookie Arnold Greene, famed Rose Bowl quarterback, is among trial players aiming for Reds or farm teams as spring training opens.
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Fla
Cincinnati Reds
Bill McKechnie
Redleg
Cincinnati
McKechnie
Clearview
South Amherst
al Jones
Ray Waters
Bill Lenhard
Howard Lochman
Elmer Schacht
Lenhard
Clippers
Schacht
Waters
Masin
City Class B Bowling Loop Matches Tonight
City Class B Bowling League games run tonight at the Elyria Rec reation. Early shift features Ridgeville Boosters versus Eagles Tattersall Dairy versus DeBray Body Shop Garber's Meats versus Wykrent's Cafe Shell Petroleum versus Electro Alloys. Late shift includes Bittner Funeral Home against Welsh Funeral Home Vic Silver's Jewelers versus Harshaw Chemical Von's Service Station versus Fox Furnace Romeo Pump versus Smitty's Waldorf Lagers.
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Ridgeville Boosters
Eagles
Tattersall Dairy
DeBray Body Shop
Garber's Meats
Wykrent's Cafe
Shell Petroleum
Electro Alloys
Bittner Funeral Home
Welsh Funeral: Home
Vic Silver’s Jewelers
Harshaw Chemical
Von
Clearview Quint Upsets So Amherst In Lorain County Play
In the Lorain County Class B scholastic tourney at Grafton Saturday night Clearview High Clippers upset South Amherst 19 to 17 as Wellington Dukes defeated Grafton 22 to 14. Clearview and Wellington join Eaton and Ridgeville as County league reps for the sectional at Clearview March 3 4 and 5.
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Wellington
South Amherst
Clearview
Wellington Dukes
Hal Block
Lorain
Ohio
Eaton
Ridgeville
Duke
Clearview High School
Clippers
Ray “Haircnt’ Waters
al Jones
Dukes
Thorne Cassell
Clyde Filak
Ed Kubuske
Kent
Medina County
Lorain St. Mary's
Oberlin
Amherst
Amuilon
Cksseeeauerees
Holy Cross
eNerson
Beeen Nee
McKinley Civeves
Franklin
Eeetess
T. Agnes
St. Mary's
McKinley
St. Agnes
Hamilton
Elyria
Jefferson
Ely
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Aylor
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Ene LaCrosse
Webber
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Nel Johnson
Ubird Porter
Hellisanti
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Joe Yarsa
Cirigliano
Stet
Menell
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Cholas
Walton
X A - Tucker
G . Tae Reees Wen
Yarsa
Tek
Sreees Serenene
St. Agnew
Walt Boreski
Tracey
Fterrane Censai
Chatips
Smith
J . Carter
Whistie
Archer
Duffy
Elemes
Theese Yarea
Ter Rerseee
Johnny Brown Holy Crow
Lokera
Dobrowski
Andrejczyk
Slempa
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Monske
Mammy” Ross
Hon- Balk
Pileski
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Alex Miko
Sprague
Weigle
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Watron
Waes
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Grantees
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O. Watson
Perre
Altfeld
Ory
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Seaeees
Beech
Jackson
Kaylor
Ruth
F. T. Terrell
Cetena
Bucks
Renninge Miller
Anderson
Wren
Stuart
Ingwer
Kubuske
C Be
Diewald
Schue
Hornbeck
Waeld
Johnson
Dunham
Brunner
F - Lagan
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RT. Forbes
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AON
Aubland
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Fenimore
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Diedrich
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Tate
Ketes Bryant
J . Fitzpatrick
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F Rosecrans
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Kilmesak
Janowicz
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Hanmilton
G. F.T. Ruck
Adsontes Miner
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Ann Baerton
Rancors
Johnaon
Wiekiman
Dempaey
F . Tees
Sean
Birmingham Firemen Rout Amherst Cleaners 53 26
Birmingham defeated Amherst Cleaners 53 to 26 after a 33 9 halftime lead. Bill Guild led Amherst with 15 points while Bob Honteller added 13 for Birmingham and Don Waser 10. In the earlier game, Amherst Eagles beat Birmingham Firemen B 39 36.
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Birmingham Firemen
H and J Cleaners
Amherst
Bill Guild
Bob Hontettler
Don Waser
Amherst Eagles
Rex Lees
Reinhardt
Arthrell
Hoatettler
O Yarsa
D. Wasam
Wae Kinsley
Cserresees Asem
City Class A Bowling Loop Schedule Revised
A vote by team captains in the City Class A Bowling League moves all Thursday matches to Wednesday night for the season. Wednesday 7 o'clock replaces Thursday games, with all midweek play carrying the regular league format and standings reflected after the schedule shift.
Rochester Downs Oberlin In Cage Finale 34-30
Rochester Rivermen of Rochester University New York defeated Oberlin College Yeomen 34 to 30 in a Warner Gym Independent basketball finale. Spies led Rochester with nine points while Mestrezat, Reed, and Parsons each added seven. Yeomen scorers Mestrezat and Parsons had seven each.
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Rochester University
New York
Oberlin College
Warner Gym
Rivermen
Yeomen
New Yorkers
T. F. Mytinger
Mestrezat
I Reed
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Parsons
Holdeman
Rg Kent
Kretchmar
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