Elyria Catholic Downs North Olmsted 54 to 32 in Cuyahoga tilt
Elyria Catholic High smothered North Olmsted 54 to 32 in a West Cuyahoga County League independent game. Rader led with 10 points, Kaminski matched Healy for game high, while Kozel and Janowicz fueled the Panthers as they built a first-half lead and held firm each period. North Olmsted dropped to 6 losses in eight starts. Elyria Catholic earned its fourth win in seven. Junior guards and reserves contributed as Elyria Catholic returns to face Westlake Friday.
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Lanes Women Start Second Half Schedule At Rainbow Lanes
The Rainbow Lanes Women’s Bowling League opens the second half with six matches at 9 o’clock. Seres Meat Market faces La Grange Hardware while Elyrion Nursery meets Western & Southern Life Insurance and other pairings include Stone Vila versus Rorttck Insurance.
Oberlin Opposes Wittenberg Team Saturday
Oberlin Yeomen return to action after a Christmas break for a Saturday away game at Springfield against Wittenberg cagers. Co captains Robie Shults and Dick Kuusela pace the team averaging over 20 points per game as Oberlin seeks a fifth straight win after beating Hiram Fenn Buffalo Teachers and Peru Teachers. Shults has 91 points in four games and Kuusela 82. Shults highs 26 in two games.
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Camden Falls to Alumni in 42-34 Tilt
Camden High lost to the alumni quintet 42-34 as Lyle Bidlake scored 15 for the visitors. Camden’s varsity got 10 points from Russ Hand and Neil Whitney, while reserves won 44-34 behind Ken Pete's 20. The varsity drop leaves them seven losses in nine games.
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Olmsted Falls Defeats Columbia in West Division tilt
Olmsted Falls in the West Division of the Cuyahoga County Class B League beat Columbia High 66 to 53 on the winner's court to extend its win streak to seven. Columbia's George Zurkan led scoring with 26 points but Olmsted Falls balanced the attack and also defeated the Columbia Reserves 25-16 in the prelim.
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College Scores From Various Games Across Matches
West Virginia defeated Western Reserve 62 to 44. Manhattan beat Pepperdine 87 to notr St. Michigan 61. Purdue 60. St. Thomas 69. North Dakota 64, Lawrence Tech 67. Penn State 56. Omaha 53, Sioux ae 34. Wake Forest 74, Enka 66. Louisville 89, Tampa 74. David Lipscomb 9, Vanderbilt 7. UTHWEST to Oklahoma City 45, North Texas State 43. Rice 58, Georgia Tech SL Utah 3. Stanford 45, Rocky Mountain 67. Montana 63.
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Fraley’s 1951 Sports Forecast From Fearless Fleshed Out
Oscar Fraley predicts for 1951 with the Red Sox to beat the Dodgers in the World Series, Ted Williams and Ralph Kiner lead batting and home runs respectively, Ezzard Charles to hold the heavyweight title, Sugar Robinson to crown LaMotta, Bradley and Kentucky atop college hoops, Mikan to lead Minneapolis, Slammin Sammy Snead again top golf, Zaharias dominates women’s golf, Sedgman to win both Wimbledon and US crowns, and Bob Mathias ahead in track with a wrestling note predicting 2,496 world champions.
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Pin League Pairings Set for Four Matches Tonight
The Bowling Center Class C League schedules four matches at 9 PM. Schlitz Beer faces Elyria Motors, Katpe Foundry meets Brotherton's Trucking, Team No. 6 clashes with Benton-Super Electric, and Blake's Independents take on Somers- Smith Insurance.
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Elyria Reserves Triumph in League Clash over Fremont
Elyria reserves won 38-18 after trailing early, led by Armand Hess with 15 points. Elyria had 65 points total against Fremont, the year’s high against the Sparks, as the Pioneer Jayvees prep for a Friday game vs Shaker Heights.
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Women's League Opens Second Half At Bowl-O-Crome
Four matches scheduled at 7 tonight with Nationwide Food facing Catalinas, Bumpers meeting Die Cast, Office vs Buick, and Pencil Pushers taking on Inspectors in the General Motors Women's League opener of the second half.
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Louis Prohibitive Choice In Beshore Fight At Detroit
Detroit Dons Louis bids for a comeback knockout against Fred Beshore at Olympia Stadium as 4 to 1 favorite. Projections ship in 10,000 fans with about $70,000 gross, Louis to take 40 percent of net plus $1,000 TV rights, Beshore at 20 percent.
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PCC Looks Ahead to Five More Years in Rose Bowl Pact
Riverside report states the Pacific Coast Conference nears a five year agreement to continue meeting the Big Ten representative in the Rose Bowl. Commissioner Vic Schmidt says talks are hopeful as the Big Ten expresses informal approval of a new contract despite recent losses including a 14 to 6 defeat to Michigan.
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GM Bowling League Opens Second-Half Season at Bowl-O-Drome
General Motors men begin the second half tonight at 9 with four matches across the Bowl-O-Drome. Buffers face Office Champs Crib meets Inspectors Sunsets tackles Plant Protection Platers clash with Press Room.
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