Old Friends Inks Deals At Kansas City Athletics
Frank Lane, now general manager of the Kansas City Athletics, discusses trade schemes and the club’s direction after leaving Cleveland. He recalls past moves, notes pursuit of players, and emphasizes building fan attachment with a single owner’s backing while juggling minority stockholders. Hank Bauer, once an employee, now runs a country restaurant and hints at dinner.
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Kansas City
Muehlebach
Frank Lane
Picardy
Cleveland
Hollenden
Kansas City Athletics
Navy
Quesada
Chuck Finley
Finley
Joe Gordon
Lane
Gordon
Indians
Joe
Detroit
Tigers
Athletics
Prairie Hogan
Chief Hootenholter
Roger Maris
New York
Massa
Joe Cronin
Boston Slave Mart
Washington
Los Angeles
Pete Daley
Dutch Dotterer
Ned Garver
Bob Davis
Ken Hamlin
Bob Johnson
Chet Boak
Cubs
Triple-A
Howser
Bud Daley
Ray Herbert
Hank Bauer
Hank
Hersld Tribune
Buckeyes Handle Evansville After Romp Over Illinois
Ohio State opened Big Ten play with a dominant 9145 win over Illinois, led by Jerry Lucas with 35 points and strong rebounding. Captain Larry Siegfried added 18 points as the Buckeyes controlled the game, while Evansville comes to St John Arena after a 58 percent free throw night and a 15.8 scoring average loss to fellow league foes.
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Columbus
Buckeyes
Northwestern
Swalansville
Iowa
Wisconsin
Indiana
Dale Wise
Michigan State
Evansville
P. M. Sanders
Jeach
St. John Arena
Bucks
Ohio State
Illinois
Jerry Lucas
Taicas
Ernie Biggs
Lucas
Bill Burwell
Fred Taylor
Gary Gearfart
Buckeye
Larry Siegfried
Taylor
Ilineig
Elyria Bowler Ed Ragnoni Leads Weekend League Action
Elyria bowling action over the weekend featured Ed Ragnoni posting a 644 series with 213 and 288 games. Grace Lysell toppled a 561 set while George Scrivens rolled a 202 triplicate, marking Scrivens first triplicate in three years. The Bowl-O-Drome leagues saw various high marks including Lysell’s 500 high game and Rudy’s Bowl’s Mixed Couples League winner, with team and individual scores noted across multiple local leagues.
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Elyria
Ed Ragnoni
Grace Lysell
George Scrivens
Ragnoni
Conmie Zust
Greenholtz
Dally
Lysell
North Ridgeville
Bitmer
del Haines
Bowling league totals highlight season high scores
In Stoney's Rainbow Lanes Don McMullen posted 215 251 187 for 653 series while 600 Club members Ed Ragnoni and George Scrivens topped with 644 and 606 respectively. Harvey's Mixed League at Evans Lanes saw Cora Aldrich 516 while Immaculata Council at Grace Lysell lists top scorers including Cor a Aldrich 516 and Connie Zust 511. Harriet Greenholtz 510 also noted among leaders.
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Wons
Don McMullen
Stoney’s
Rainbow Lanes
Cora Aldrich
Harvey
Evans Lanes
Thomes- Beebe
Immaculata Council
Grace Lysell
Connie Zust
Harriet Greenholtz
Immaculata Council Pe Ee
Widwal
Jim Bruder
Husoe
Barks
Ote Stonen
Deanna Bagusza
Elyria Wrestlers Defeat Sandusky In Night Meet
Elyria High School hosted Sandusky for a 23-17 victory after three draws and two falls. Elyria stars Vincent Grissom Volk and Burkhard contributed key wins as the Pioneers, paced by Peter Varga and Vernon Alexander, built an eight point edge before holding on.
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Sandusky
Skip Roth
Elyria High
Vernon Alexander
Alexander
Roth
Elyria
la Jus
Sandusky High
Nne
John Vincent
George Grissom
Vincent
Willie Watters
Bill Pahl
Rolly Volk
Jim Davis
Clay Burkhard
Tom Campbell
Tim Flood
Ron Craig
Steve Walters
Bob Hunter
Elgrid
Walter Keith
Wayne King
Peter Varga
Dave Amerine
Jim Stierhoff
Bob Murphy
Willis Hud gon Lead South Amherst Past Firelands in Close Win
Willis and Hud gon tallied 49 points to spark South Amherst High on a Saturday night victory over Firelands. Willis scored key baskets late while Hud gon controlled the boards and provided scoring depth for the win at home.
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South Amherst
Bill Willis
Sherrill Hudgon
South Amherst High
St Marys Tigers Tie For CYO Lead In Graded Match
St Marys Tigers defeated St Marys eighth graders 19 13 to leave four teams tied for first in the CYO Grade School Basketball League. Holy Cross fell 28 10 as St Mary Lions and St Agnes also won keeping their 341 win loss records. Seventh grade action saw St Mary Knights top St Jude Eagles 32 17 while St Mary Jets dropped to last with a 22 20 loss to St Agnes. Cavaliers beat Firelands 82 62 with Willis scoring 25 and Hudson 24.
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St. Mary's
Hawks
St. Mary's Tigers
Tigers
St. Mary's Lions
St. Agnes
Lions
Holy Cross
St. Jude Hornets
Mary’s Knights
St Jude’s Eagles
St Mary Jets
St. Jude’s Rams
St. Peter
Skr
Wilicu Sqw
MANE
BC Vci
Hudson
South Amherst
BUDYS
Joan Oeics
Ne I Latte
Mike Mormanis
Pettuy
Ace Cavaliers
Bob Kitson
Firelands
South Tee
Amherst
High Ind
Jan Gadwe
Willis
Krupp
Springer
Ban
Glarmon Mney
Alexander
Burke Cement
Balnlesn
Wilton
Tanty
Ian
Silos
Elesoers
Donn
Beere
Bor
Coron
Midview
Serloe
Taos Caron
Elyria Bowling League Rivalries Highlight Busy Meet
In a crowded Elyria bowling ledger Team No. 2 led with 30-2 while Team No. 6 and Team No. 4 posted strong showings. High scores included Ed Ragnoni 644 and Rudy Mate 573 with notable performances across multiple doubles and mixed events.
East All Stars Triumph in 15th Hula Bowl Classic
Francis Tarkenton dazzled for the East as he led a 14-7 victory over the West in the 15th annual Hula Bowl at Honolulu Stadium. Various event results and high scores appear throughout, highlighting performances by Bonnie Durham, Marge Koehlen, Ted Mohney, Clyde Resh, and others in multiple competitions and standings.
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Honolulu
UPI
Francis Tarkenton
University of Georgia
Honolulu Stadium
Poyreive Center JES Pauls Auto Service Scores Late
Center JES Pauls Auto Service and United Cleaners post scores in a chaotic alley league card. High Individual John Smith leads with 424 while James Ragnont tops the series standings at Elpha Bowling Center with 492 points amid mixed team results.
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Poyreive
JES. Paul's Auto Service
United Cleaners
John Smith
Gary Motors
Elpha Bowling Center
James Ragnont
Angel Una
Cal
Tom Robertson
Jamex Ragnoni
Schoolboy Rowe Dead at 48 in El Dorado Arkansas
Lynwood Rowe known as Schoolboy, former Detroit Tigers pitcher, died at his home in El Dorado of a heart attack. The right hander helped the Tigers to two straight American League pennants in the 1930s, matching an AL record by winning 16 straight decisions in 1934, finishing 24 3 4 win loss for the season.
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EL Dorado
Ark
UPI
Lynwood
Springfield Beats Reds and Boosts AHL Lead
The Springfield Indians swept the Providence Reds, winning 133 to 22 in two days to strengthen their first place margin in the American Hockey League. They now lead Cleveland by 22 points after taking seven of eight meetings with Providence this season. Sunday results also had Rochester over Cleveland and Buffalo over Hershey.
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Springfield Indians
Springfield
Providence Reds
Reds
Indians
Phil Watson
Cleveland
Rochester
Buffalo
Hershey
Halfback's Grab Paces South in Senior Bowl Victory
Fred Brown of Georgia caught a late touchdown pass from Norman Snead of Wake Forest to lift the South to a 33-26 win over the North in the 12th Senior Bowl. Coaches praised Brown for the decisive late play that sealed the game.
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Mobile
Ala
UPI
Fred Brown
University of Georgia
Brown
Norman Snead
Wake Forest
Snead
Turbulent College Basketball Schedule Across Conferences
A dense slate lists non conference and conference games across many leagues including Buckeye, North Central, Lorain County, Firelands, and Buckeye. Notable matchups include Elyria at Lorain, St. Stan at Cle. Cantius, and Amh at Huron with multiple cross‑state travel plans and college clashes.
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Pridax Buckeye
Elyria
Marion
Fremont
Sandusky
Findlay
Lorain
North Central
Elyr
Cath
Mary Cle
St. Stan
Cle
Cantius
Bedford Chanel
Cie Lourdes
Lorain County League
Brookside
Avon Midview
Avon Lake
Columbia
Ridgyville
Keystone
South Amherst
Lakeland
Amherst
Huron
Wellington
Margaretta
Vermilion
New London
Berlin
Hts
Western Reserve
Milan
South Central
Perkins
Monroe
Norwilk
St. Paul
Savannah
Black River
Gallon
Mansfield
Lime
Cath Bey
Brecksville
North Olmst
Luth
West Strongsville
Olmsted
Brooklyn
Rocky River
Gilmour
Lourdes
Cant
Ruggles-Troy
Monroeville College
Brookside edge clears in late clincher at Sheffield Lake
Brookside withstood a fourth quarter rally by Clearview to win 46 44 on a last second jump shot by Bob Van Lancker with 0.03 left. Ed Philpott and Dan Sinclair led Brookside while John Thompson and Bill Hill sparked Clearview. Brookside shot 30 percent to Clearview’s 22 percent, outrebounded 36 to 30 though Brookside surged late.
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Sheffield Lake
Brookside High
Clearview
Cardinals
Ed Philpott
Dan Sinclair
Brookside
John Thompson
Bill Hill
Sinclair
Philpott
Hill
Hull
van Lancker
Bob van Lancker
Clippers
Larry Johnson
Jim Owens
Lorain High Tops Lakewood St. Edward In Nonconference Win
Lorain High defeated Lakewood St. Edward 53 43 as nine Lorain players scored with Bill Tippie contributing 11 points and Dave Bartos 10. Lorain hit 22 of 61 from the field and 10 of 19 at the free throw line while John Held led St. Ed with eight points.
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Lorain
Lorain High
Lakewood St. Edward
al McConsbe
Steelers
Bill Tippie
Dave Bartos
John Held
St. Ed
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Lehman
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Frank Fiore
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Wittner-DeCarlo Funeral Home
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ABC Realty
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Ted Mohney
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Sj Lanning
Brooks
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Rusk
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Earl Scheib
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Broadway
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