Avon Lake Evens Seaway Record With Ridgeville Win
Avon Lake High defeated Ridgeville 67 to 54 to even their Seaway Conference record at 1 and 1. Dennis Lambes scored eight to spark a 17-10 Avon Lake first period, while Ridgeville could not close within four in the third. Avon Lake shot 27 of 55 from the floor, Ridgeville 20 of 70, as Lambes and Stefan paced the Shoremen and Spice led Ridgeville with 23.
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Dennis Lambes
Rangers
Dave Houston
Jack Fitts
Tom Jowdy
C-T
Ridgeville
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Shoremen
Fudgeville
Rebourdine
al Abram
Stefan
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Doug Balbierer
Fidgeville
Avon Lare
H. Whitney
Huron Tigers Rout Berlin Heights In Non-Conference Win
Huron High blitzed Berlin Heights 63 to 37 in a non-conference game as Quint Huron and Summers sparked the early surge. Huron improved to six wins in seven starts while Heights suffered its eighth loss, Larry Harris scoring 15 for the Heights and hitting only one of 14 free throws.
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Rudd Summers
Huron High
Berlin Heights
South Central Tops II London In Nonconference Win
South Central defeated New London 84 to 44 as Bill Greenwood scored 22 points and Boyd Purcell added 19. George Lanka and Bill Damron led New London with 13 and 1 respectively. Damren sprained an ankle in the second half and Jerry Steinke fouled out.
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South Central Fligh
Nen London
Bill Greenwood
Boyd Purcell
George Lanka
Bill Damron
New ‘London
Damren
Jerry Steinke
New London
London
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Marshal
Dyicht
Larks
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Fortier
Cote
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Steinke
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Blake
Forel
Mith
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Blackhawks Down Leafs in seventh straight win
The Chicago Black Hawks extended their record winning streak by defeating the Toronto Maple Leafs 5 to 1 before a crowd of 14 761 in Chicago Sunday night. It marked the Hawks seventh consecutive victory and broke a club record for straight wins.
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Black Hawks
Chicago
Toronto Maple Leafs
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Lorain Golden Gloves weigh in draws only 28 fighters
Lorain Golden Gloves officials were disappointed as 28 amateur boxers turned up for the Lorain GG weigh-in, far short of the typical 40. Organizers warned they may pull in boxers from Toledo Akron and Youngstown to fill the slate for the January 18 and 19 events at the Lorain Arena. The 28 entrants come from four camps and include Lorain Youth Center DeSantis AC Stefek AC and Sheriff Smith AC.
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Golden Glove
DeSantis
Sheriff Smith
Stefek
Elyria
AL Porkolab
Lorain GG
Toledo
Akron
Youngstown
Porkdab
James H. Young
Jose Fontana
Carlis Orr
Jim Mc Zee
Jim Moon
Raymon DeLeon
Philp DeLeon
Joe Ramirez
Hector Sierra
Oscar Figueroa
LYC
DeSantis AC
Walter Massey
Emme Bodkin
Jim Renzhoffer
Stefek AC
Joe Gentile
Art Williams
Herb Smallwood
Dick Smallwood
Carlton Smallwood
Emerson Jones
Massive day of basketball scores across leagues
A long list of basketball results features Avon Lake routing Ridgeville 67 to 4 in the Seaway, Lorain edging St Mary 62 to something, and many non conference games. Notable results include Portsmouth over Central 38 to 81 and Upper Arlington beating Shaker Heights 41 to 39. Multiple college matchups show high scores such as Georgetown beating West Virginia 90 to 68 and Pittsburgh 79 Syracuse 62. The night also includes dramatic OT and close finishes among Big Ten and Midwest teams.
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Avon Lake
Ridgeville
St. Mary
Brockade
Clearmew
South Amherst
Firelands Revere
Midview
Lorain
Lakew St
Huron
Berlin Heights
South Central
New London
Cle. J. Adams
Fremont
Sprint Gath
Col Holy Family
Col Aquinas
Watterson
Portsmouth
Col Central
Upper Arlington
Shaker Hts
Col St Charles
St Mary
Bedford
Akron
Kenmroe
Saint Mary Defeats Cantius In Close Conference Battle
St. Mary held off Cleveland St. John Cantius in the fourth period Saturday night to secure a 41 point win and move into second place with a 7-2 season. Brian Barbour led with 19 points and Paul Gerdemann added 13 as Cantius sits last in the standings at 2-7.
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Loram St. Mary
Cleveland St. John Cantius
Huron — Haigh
Thee
Mansfield
George Simonovich
Insh
Brian Barbour
Mary
Paul Gerdeman
Cantus
Revere Edges Middies 57 55 in late rally
Revere outlasted Middies 57 to 55 as Midview led early but failed to hold the lead. Ron Smink and Jerry Burgess sparked Midview, while Revere pulled ahead in the final minutes. Burgess scored 21 for Midview, with Smink keying a late comeback before Revere secured the win.
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Middies
Midview
Ron Smmnk
Smink
Jerry Burgess
Lorain Coun- Cleveland
UPD
Fles
Cleveland
Paul Brown
Detroit Lions
National Football League
Miami
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Bobby Mitchell
Rich Kreitling
Leon Clarke
Ray Renfro
Bobby Franklin
John Morrow
Morrow
Night Train) Lane
Sam Baker
Speedster
Gern Nagher
Mitchell
Brown
Lions
Fouls Hurt Oberlin as Heidelberg Beats Yeomen 68 65
Oberlin College fouled away a second half lead to lose 68 65 to Heidelberg in Ohio Conference action. Heidelberg used a five man weave to disrupt the Yeomen while Merril Shanks and Tom Gibson led scoring with 21 and 20 points respectively. Oberlin shot well from the line sinking 26 of 33 but couldn’t contain Heidelberg down the stretch.
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Oberlin
Ohio
Merrill Shanks
Jim Bavis
Yeomen
Princes
John Erikson Finshed
Pete Lund
Ron Crawford
Lund
Tom Gibson
Berlin
Merril Shanks
Shanks
Themelves
Oberlin College
Top college teams roll to weekend wins in tight conference play
Ohio State remains undefeated at 10 0 after a 91 65 win over Illinois led by Jerry Lucas as top ranked teams Bradley St Bonaventure St John s and North Carolina push for national titles. Other Saturday results include Kansas State Oklahoma State 69 58 UCLA 62 58 Iowa 1446 and Duke 81 67 over NC State.
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Seton Hal
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Fenn St
Carnegie Tech
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Maulersville
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Benyou
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Pettit Displays Fortitude In Hawks 134 104 Win
NBA action notes Pettit blocks a gash with twelve stitches and leads the St. Louis Hawks to a 134 104 victory over Boston as Cincinnati trails by 84 games. Knicks beat Warriors 121 119, Willis Chamberlain held to 38. Syracuse tops Detroit 138 115 as Barnett scores 36 and Greer 30. Standings update: Boston margins over Philadelphia. Knicks win third straight.
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Boston Celtics
Cincinnati
Boston
Philadelphia
New York Knickerbockers
Warriors
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Detroit
Knicks
Cliff Hagan
Celtic
St. Louis
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Hawk
Wilt Chamberlain
Warrior Skyscraper
New York
Willie Naulls
Dick Barnett
Hal Greer
Gene Shue
W. L. Pet
Pittsburgh
W.L. Pet
Sea
Los Angeles
Lion Anarchy Beats Brown Dictatorship
Sports writer Oscar Fraley reports on a dramatic upset as Lion Anarchy defeats Brown Dictatorship in a high stakes contest. Key players and turning points are outlined, with emphasis on strategy shifts and late decisive plays shaping the outcome.
Prussian Miliary Maneuver Shapes Browns Lions Game
A Detroit Lions bench fueled by Coach George Wilson and star Howard Cassady clashes with the Cleveland Browns on the field and sidelines. The pro bowl thriller ends 17 to 16 as Browns players follow coach Paul Brown’s plans amid loud sideline exhortations and tense, tactical play.
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Mulman
Shula
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Howard
Hopalong) Cassady
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