Ridgeville Falls to Brookside in tight Lorain County league clash
Ridgeville suffered its first defeat of the season as Brookside edged the Oak Ridge team 41-40 in a tightly played Lorain County Class B League game. Ridgeville led early but Brookside surged after halftime to seize the win and tighten the race for the division title.
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Lorain County B Cage Loop standings highlight top scorers
Brookside led the county circuit with 24 points as its standout posted 24 points in 30 starts, boosting Ridgeville to 208 season points. Brownhelm's Bob Renner had 30, Jack Park 11, Warren Brill 10, while Henrietta's Jack Dodd scored 12. South Amherst upset Eaton for a second time, Larry Lalonde 13 and Bob Sislow 11 led the Cavaliers. Avon Lake fought Avon to stay ahead, Chuck Robison 20 and Dick Zellars 14 paced the Shoremen. Brownhelm beat Henrietta 71-44, Camden-Belden traded leads with Belden, Russ Hand 20 and Billy Goodman 18 led Camden and Belden respectively. Brighton edged LaGrange 35-34 as Gerry Barr and Ronnie Mertz hit late free throws. Bowl game note: College All-Stars beat Hawaii Reaves 41 with Janowics kicking three extra points.
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Ex-boxer Carmine Vingo Calls Boxing Deadly and Dismisses Return
Carmine Vingo, 22, who nearly died in a boxing accident two years ago, denounces boxing as dangerous and hollow. He lashes out at promoters, recalls broken promises of a benefit, and says the public wants blood while he now works as a Bronx machinist with mixed recovery and little desire to return to the ring. He blames the sport for suffering and reflects on his friendship with Marciano.
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Eight Games On Grade Loop Card
City Grade School Basketball League opens this week under Louis Kolopus. Sixth graders play today at Ely School with Ely vs McKinley and Hamilton vs Garford. Full four game card Thursday features St Marys 6th vs Roosevelt 6th and Gates 6th vs Franklin 6th at Gates School, plus Ely 7th vs McKinley 7th and Ely 8th vs McKinley 8th at Ely. Two Friday games close the schedule with McKinley 6th vs Hamilton 6th and Edison 6th vs Jefferson 7th. Fremont Ross beat Elyria 59 46 as Pastorious and Baron led the Little Giants with 18 and 17 points, while Lewis was held to seven by Elyria’s defense. Fremont’s offense clicked, building leads of 17-12, 30-23, and 41-32, then pulled away in the final period despite Elyria’s late rally.
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Akron Quint To Forfeit Seven Victories
Akron University announces that seven 1948 49 season victories will be forfeited after ineligible players were used. Adey from Open Adey Mus Kingum Dick Morrison from Kent State were the two transfer students misclassified, making the varsity squad ineligible. Gannon Heidenberg Oberlin Western Reserve Washington and Lee Ohio Wesleyan Colby gain the forfeited wins by forfeit.
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