Brookside and LaGrange Lead At Midway Point in Lorain County
In the Lorain County Class B League Eastern and Western divisions Brookside stays ahead with a 71-56 win over Avon at Brookside. LaGrange leads Western after a bye as Camden posts 83-62 at Camden. Brooklyn captions and game stakes highlighted a busy night with Eaton rallying to edge Grafton 65-63 and Brookside defeating Avon Lake, while Camden posted 83-62 victory boosted by Jerry Husted 32 points.
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Favored Quintets Chalk Up Victories In Southwestern Conference Cage Contests
In a Southwestern Conference night of hoops, Rocky River's Pirates stayed atop with a 65-60 win over Oberlin as Fairview tripped Medina 39-34 and Wellington routed Amherst 61-39. Rocky River’s Chic Robinson led with 19 points, while Wellington’s Ray Taylor scored 22 and Jack Moskal topped all scorers with 25 in a one sided Wellington victory.
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Vermilion Sailors Rout Berlin Heights in Independent Contest
Vermilion High's Sailors built a scoring edge each quarter to post a decisive 63-41 victory over Berlin Heights in an independent game. Bob Croll led with 21 points, earning top scoring honors.
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New London Five Nips Margaretta in 62 61 Thriller
NEW LONDON The Wildcats evened their season at 3-3 by edging Margaretta 62-61 after trailing 30-22 at halftime. Clint Randleman led New London with 18 points, Jack Ferron added 16, and the margin was decided in a third-quarter surge that tied 55-55 and gave NL the slim lead. Margaretta reserves beat NL jayvees 34-31 in the prelim.
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Cleveland West Tech Triumphs In Dense Cager Results
A sprawling list of basketball scores shows Cleveland West Tech 73 over unspecified foe, with Cleveland Heights 61 and St. meion 36 in the mix. Several Ohio teams post varied results including Akron Benmore 42 and Youngstown South 60, while colleges like Case 0 and Harvard 57 also appear in the roundup.
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Trabert Downs Head For Title in Adelaide Final
US ace Tony Trabert defeated Australia’s Lewis Hoad 6 4, 2, 6 2 in the South Australian championships final. Hoad, nursing a sore arm, was off form after defeating Trabert in a key Davis Cup match. The 23 year old Trabert broke Hoad’s serve five times and maintained strong serving throughout the match.
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Giardello stops Panter in fifth at Garden
Philadelphia contender Giardello, ranked third, knocked out Salt Lake City boxer Garth Panter at 1:16 of the fifth round at Madison Square Garden. Panter, in his 67th pro bout, was stopped for the first time, as Giardello claimed he could beat Olson for the middleweight crown.
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Garth Panter
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Salt Lake City
Madison Square Garden
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McKain and O'Malley Triumph on Cleveland Card
Buddy AicKain and Terry OMalley. both fighting under the Elsma V FLW banner, won fights on the Cleveland Post Office employes amateur boxing card at the Central Armory in Cleveland last night. McKain stopped Jerry McMann in 1 minute 40 seconds of the first round after McMann substituted for Jimmy Haynes. OMalley reversed a prior split decision by defeating Joe King of Akron.
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North Olmsted Keeps Unbeaten Seal In League Play
North Olmsted stayed undefeated in the Western Division and beat Bay 61 to 43. Don Pangrac led with 13 points as the hosts built a 41-31 edge by the third quarter and never looked back. Bay dropped to 2-4 in league play, while Bay reserves won their preliminary 46-43.
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Football Is Out At Case Tech
Case Tech in Cleveland announces the end of its intercollegiate football program ending a traditional gridiron era. President T Hen Glennon cites televised sports as a key reason while Ray Ride remains athletic director. The football coach Jack St. Germain and assistant Chuck Winner face uncertain futures as Case focuses on other sports due to stringent scholastic standards.
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Unassisted World Series play among Hall of Fame chatter
In a roundup of 1940s sports notes, Oscar Fraley surveys Hall of Fame voting for Bill Wambsganss, noting his unassisted 1920s triple play as a rare feat with only six in major league history and a single vote received in the latest ballot. The column also touches on golf favorites in the Los Angeles Open, four notable aging stars, and light sports remarks from Stan Watts and others.
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Bill Wambeganss
Wambsganss
Jim Cooney
Cubs
Johnny Neun
Detroit
Yeomen Quint Aims For Second Win Tonight At Oberlin
Oberlin College Yeomen seek a second basketball win as they host Wittenberg tonight at the Oberlin fieldhouse after opening with one victory in five games. A reserves versus UAW-CIO Elyria game precedes. The New York Yankees mailed most contract offers to players today while facing possible pay cuts. payroll has topped baseball for four years.
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Nam leads Los Angeles Open with 67 as final rounds begin
Links pro Bill Nam of Tucson fired a four under par 34 33 67 to grab a two shot lead in the $20 080 Los Angeles Open. Lew Worsham Jim Ferrier and Ed Oliver trail two strokes back with 3534 3336 and 3435 respectively.
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Bill Nam
Tucson
Ariz
Navy Lot
Lew Worsham
Oakmont
Jim Ferrier
San Francisco
Ed Oliver
Palm Springs
Wakeman Five Beats New Haven 38 to 33 In League War
Wakeman Five defeated New Haven 38 33 in a Huron Erie Basketball League contest last night. It marked Wakeman’s second win in five league games and raised their season record to 2 5. The win also capped the reserve game.
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