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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 05, 1952

Page

2

Elyria Hampton Falls To Cleveland Heights In LEL Play

Elyria High Pioneers lose 64-28 at Sixth Street gym in a Lake Erie League game. The 64-28 defeat sets a new school record for largest margin of loss in league play, surpassing prior marks from the 1930s and 1936-37 seasons.

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Wellington Dukes win second in a row over Brighton

Wellington High's Dukes captured their second consecutive independent victory, defeating Brighton 45 to 34. Key contributors were Keith Kiplinger with 12 and Marley adding 10 as Wellington solidified a lead in the Lake Erie League chase.

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Seven Fights Are Set For LaGrange Card

LAGRANGE seven of eight boxing bouts on a program for Saturday January 12 were announced by Pete DeSantis Lorain match maker. The card features amateur muters from Elyria Lorain Wellington Sandusky and LaGrange with two current Golden Gloves champions from the Lorain tournament among the lineup.

Elyria Catholic Seeks To End Losing Streak Versus Holy Name

Elyria Catholic Panthers aim to snap a two game skid as they face Cleveland Holy Name Green Wave on the Gulf Road court. The team, coming off limited recent activity, hopes rest and practice sharpen offense and defense to end a disappointing season stretch.

Elyria Catholic Skein Holy Name Elyria Catholic High Panthers Cleveland Holy Name Green Wave Gulf Road Court Cleveland Indians Voluime Hank Cleveland West Wey Jeep Ely Miare Catholic Ed Kubuski

LaGrange Alumni Triumph 44-40 in Rough Showcase

LaGrange High alumni edged a varsity squad 44 to 40 in a Friday night game highlighted by Virgil Rader sparking the varsity with 14 points and a late rally by the alumni. The contest featured strong frontcourt play, with Kasubinski and Koetz contributing in the decisive period.

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Northern Ohio Stock Car Racing Association Meeting

The Northern Ohio Stock Car Racing Association meets next Tuesday evening at 4 oclock in the Junior Chamber of Commerce headquarters. Election of officers will be the feature, with a safety committee report on revised rules and a discussion on equipping Lorain County Speedway for motor racing during the 1952 season.

Northern Ohio Stock Car Racing Association

Ohio State To Honor Janowicz Farewell Banquet Planned

Ohio State will honor Vic Janowicz, All American halfback, with a farewell banquet. Coach Woody Hayes said the event honors Janowicz before he leaves for the Hula Bowl and begins activity with the Buckeyes. Hayes spoke by telephone from Honolulu about the plan.

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Fairview Five remains unbeaten with 59 42 win

Fairview High Scarlet Warriors stay perfect with a 59 42 victory over Medina Bees to extend their lead in the Southwestern Conference. Dave Given and Bill Wadsworth top Fairview with 12 points each as Medina’s ED Bryenton and Bob Kozel lead with 14 apiece. Reserve game Fairview JV 31 30 over Medina.

Sandy Sacks Len Roth Ron Picozzi Dick Belfin Tigers Halverstadtland Petersohn Sacks Roth Picozzi Belkin Pi¢ozzi Tom Gwin Elyria Pioneers Gwin Bill Hopkins Sherwin Pevaroff Fairview Park Fairview High Scarlet Warriors Medina Bees Warriors Amherst Fairview ED Bryenton Bob Kozel Dave Given Bil Wadsworth

Boxing bout notes and high school basketball results summarize

Olanos staggered several times but no knockdowns occurred as Bolanos drew blood and opened a cut on Chico’s eye in round eight. Vejar may fight Garden next month per manager Steve Ellis. Weill offered Carter Ara gon or De Marco as Vejar’s opponent with Carter’s side declining due to Chico’s weight. St John Cantius outscored Lakewood St Edward’s 67-87 after earlier margins of 54-50 and 50-48. Holy Name beat Warren and Cleveland East and Benedictine before a late scoring drought.

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Dodgers Nominating Starters For Tonight’s Home Game

Doffy Dodgers in all probability will nominate forwards Chuck Perkins Bernie Nadolski center Joe Cooke and guards Don Sexton and Bryan Powers as starters tonight The lineup includes three senior lettermen Perkins Cooke and Sexton and two juniors Powers is listed at five feet ten inches with the others at six feet The Dodgers face Holy Name reserves at 7 30 o clock before the main game The Brooklyn Dodgers announce a 1952 home schedule with 24 night games seven ladies days and several special days including autograph events and two twi night double headers

Lesko Chuck Perkins Bernie Nadolski Joe Cooke Don Sexton Bryan Powers Perkins Cooke Sexton Elyria Catholic Charley Dressen New York Brooklyn Dodgers Ebbets Field Bobby Thomson Giants Brooklyn Raye

Birmingham Rips Camden 70 48 In independent game

Center Jim De Witt led Birmingham High to a 70 48 win over Camden of Lorain County Class B League Friday night. Fred Lewis scored 14 for Camden while Birmingham improved to two wins and four defeats. Camden reserves won the junior game 21 0.

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