Cavaliers and Raiders Triumph in Eastern Division Upset Wins
In Lorain County Class B action last night South Amherst Cavaliers defeated Brookside Redid Black 46 32 on their home court in an upset. Columbia Raiders edged an unnamed opponent in a narrow late game, extending Eastern Division play as the sole schedule tilt of the evening under coaches Dick Browne and John Evans.
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Cavaliers Rally Past South Amherst In Cage Clash
In a big YMCA league night Brookside and Columbia earned key wins while South Amherst dropped a 23-14 second quarter deficit as Cavaliers used a strong second period to topple South Amherst 38-28. Central’s overtime upset over East capped a dramatic night as Rollie Harris and Howard Cassady led Central to a 55-52 OT victory.
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Liverpool Beats York 55-40 in Medina County Loop Clash
Liverpool High school cagers captured their fifth Medina County Class league win and sixth of eight as they defeated York 55 to 40 last night at York. Coach Craig Dowler’s team aims for a sixth straight circuit victory tonight hosting Hinckley in a game postponed from December.
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Record Entry List Likely For Inter City Joust
Inter City Bowling Association secretary Ralph Roesch predicts a record field for the 41st annual 1952 tournament at Rainbow Lanes starting mid February. He notes 330 teams have already reserved and expects totals to surpass 1951’s 10 team entry. Strong entries usually come after January 15 and before February 1, though Elyria Lorain and Sandusky entries are lighter so far.
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Inter- City Bowling Association
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Lortain
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Mansfield
W. FE. Berg
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R. E. Culver
Tiffin
Stydahar signs three year Rams contract as coach
Los Angeles Rams head coach Joe Stydahar, a former West Virginia star and ex Bears lineman, signs a three year deal after guiding the team through a season with 13 rookies. Rams president Dan Reeves hails the move as deserved reward for a strong campaign.
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Penfield Defeats Brunswick 45-21 In Friday Basketball
Penfield High defeated Brunswick of Medina County 45-21 as Ed Ferriman sparked the win with 16 points. Penfield led 42-1 after the first quarter and held the upper hand 16-6 at period end, dominating the remaining quarters. The Penfield reserves also beat Brunswick 21-15 in the preliminary game.
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Duke Pribich
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Cage Results From Scholastic Meet Riverside Area
A long list of high school results shows Ceveland Heights beating Elyria 64 to 7 while many other teams posted scores across Ohio and Michigan. Notable outcomes include Columbus Central 60 over Columbus Exit 57 in overtime, Steubenville 84 over Westerville 42, and Canton McKinley 53 over Alliance 45. The tally includes numerous matchups, with several late wins and overtime results, reflecting a dense weekend of regional cage action.
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Burke Narrowly Leads Los Angeles Open by One Stroke
Burke grips a one stroke edge after a second round that saw King Jackie Burke Jr. falter with a double bogey on the 11th yet rebound with a 15-foot birdie finish on the 18th. Johnny Baumann and Al Brosch chase in tied second as Cary Middlecoff exits early, leaving Mangrum the defending champ in the field.
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al Brosch
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Pirates Split Squad for 1952 Training Plan
Pirates general manager Branch Rickey announced a two group training plan for 1952. Fifteen pitchers and three catchers will depart Pittsburgh February 15 for San Bernardino California to train ahead of the rest of the squad which leaves February 29. The two squads Whites and Gray will play simultaneous exhibition games in different cities to maximize training. The second group will have five days of workouts before facing a major league opponent.
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Pittsburgh Baseball Club
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Pirates
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Billy Meyer
Cage Schedule Tonight Across Several Cities
Cleveland Holy Name plays Elyria Cathal Brunswick faces Medina Wakeman meets Berlin Height Towne Weatfletd hosts LaGrange Birmingham confronts Henrietta Hinckley plays Liverpool Harvo ys Alumn Vermilion vs Lorain St. Marty's Cuyahogh Falls meets Cleveland Heights Fairview clashes with Olmod Falls Shaker Heights vs Willoughby SS.
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Henrietta
Hinckley
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