Ohio high school stars pace Lake Erie scoring race
The article profiles top scorers from Cleveland Heights and Lorain County leagues led by Roth of Cleveland Heights with 185 points in eight games. Don Halverstadt and teammates trail with 95 and 208 points overall in Lake Erie and Lorain County play as Lorain High appoints new coach John Lutsch amid player protests. Joe Walcott is cited in a broader sports note alongside arena ice show plans in Cleveland.
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Cleveland Heights
Lake Erie
Lee Bartlome
Amherst
Frank Hartle
Brownhelm
Lorain County
Halverstadt
Sandy Sacks
Ron Picozzi
John McGruder
Lakewood
Bartlome
Dave Given
Fairview
Jerry Staller
Clearview
Keith Kiplinger
Wellington
Bill Cace
Hartle
Bob Renner
Howard Greenup
Brookside
Jack Park
Brownheim
Fritz Hazlett
Pialdan Fe
Ueith Taq Ikk
Lorain
John Lutsch
Steel City
Steelmen
Erie
Lutsch
del Bastock
Steel City Quint
Lavon McCall
Dan Jones
John Nickelette
John W. Evans
Vincent Glorioso
Lorain High
John Carroll University
Glorioso
Lorain High School
Earle Leidner
Evans
Cyril W. Woolcock
Woolcock
Royal Oak, Mich
John Lauer
Akron Central High
Ohio
Medina County
Bill Cox
Brownie
Ridgeville’s
Don Lawther
Ridgeville
Esquire
Joe Walcott
Walcott
New Jersey
Joe
al Ettore
Abe Simon
Cleveland Arena
Frick and Frack
North
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Six County B League Friday Night Basketball slate
Lorain County Class B League games dot the schedule with at least two Eastern Division contests. Ridgeville, tied for the division lead, seeks a return to form after a loss to Brookside, facing South Amherst in the Ridgeville court in a featured matchup.
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Lorain County
Ridgeville
Sebback Njby Brookside
South Amherst
Brookside
Eaton
Restrictions on college football telecasts to be recommended
The National Collegiate Athletic Association Television Committee plans to recommend continuing restrictions on live college football telecasts for 1952 with a limited NOAA controlled program, ending the experimental status. The full committee report will be discussed at today's round table with industry representatives, and final voting is slated for Friday or Saturday.
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LL VU
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Njone
NOAA
Televisio
NCAA
Bing Crosby Pro Am Charity Classic Draws Youth Support
The Crosby national pro-amateur meet at Pebble Beach allocates most gate proceeds to youth work on the Monterey peninsula. Notable figures like Byron Nelson and Crosby himself support the event’s charitable focus, with Crosby funding expenses and prize money while praising its impact on young players and community centers.
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Calif
Bing Crosby
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Pebble Beach
Cypress Point
Monterey Peninsula Country Club
Willoughby
Groaner
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Wallhead
Elyria
Polio Research
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Elyria Eagles League mid-season banquet honors bowlers
About 35 Elyria Eagles League bowlers attended the mid-season banquet in the Eagles Hall. Dr Bert Brosky served as master of ceremonies and introduced Clyde Amspeugh and Waldo Spencer. Ed Sensback announced prize money for the season's first half and Andy Spanos received special awards for a 236 single game and 204 series with Ed's Live Balt. The Mi-Tones provided dinner music.
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Magnet
Eagles Hall
Bert Brosky
Loop
Arele
Clyde Amspeugh
League
Waldo Spencer
Tague
Ed Sensback
Capitaims
Andy Spanos
Dinenet
Mi- Tones
Rietta Leads Western Division. Brighton Trails in Second Place
Rietta and Brownhelm hold a game and a half lead in the Western Division with Brighton in second. Hen rietta Camden and Belden are tied for third, two and a half games back, in a tight standings race.
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Rietta
Brownhelm
Brighton
Henrietta
Camden
Belden
College basketball scores and results roundup
Holy Cross 94 Trinity 50. Columbia 8 Harvard 80. Cornell 34. Bates 69. Muhlenberg 71. Delaware 39. Rutgers 76. Pitt 72. Yale 64. Villanova 78. Dayton 101. Ohio U 71. Kent State 20. Xavier 67. Oklahoma City 53. Bowling Green 54. Youngstown 63. Hampden-Sydney 75. Florida State 108. San Jose 49. Numerous small college scores listed.
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Lowraine
Xavier
Oklahoma City
Wichita
Bowling Green
Toledo
Youngstown
Steubenville
We. & Mary
Hampden
Grid Fatalities Lowest Since 1945
Dr Floyd R Eastwood, chairman of the Football Fatalities committee, announced the annual report showing football caused 12 deaths this year. Of these, one college player and six high school players died, plus sandlot and semipro victims. The fatalities are the lowest since 1945, with death rates less than one in 100,000 high school players and about one and a half in 100,000 college players.
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Women's League Matches Set For Evening Play
Women's League games are scheduled for tonight at 8 o clock featuring Smittle's Package Store against Wilmot Printing a s Motor Bales versus Beal Welding No 10 Club against Cryat Beach and Gerna's Dress Shop against Vera's Beauty Shop Bowling Center.
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Wilmot Printing
A'S Motor Bales
Beal Welding
Cryat Beach
Gerna’s
Vera's ‘Beauty Shop
Oime
Elyria Pioneers Open Lake Erie League Week With Two Games
Elyria High prepares for a two day, two game set against Lakewood and Shaker Heights as the Pioneers seek their first LEL victory after losses to Shaw Euclid and Cleveland Heights. The Friday night at Elyria pits Lakewood (1-2) while Saturday shifts to Shaker Heights with Red Raiders (0-2) hoping to build momentum. The Erie card also features Cleveland Heights at Shaker Heights and Shaw at Euclid with other matchups including Lorain and Euclid at Lakewood en route.
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Lake Erie
Shaw
Euclid
Cleveland Heights
Elyria High
Sixth Street
Lakewood
Rangers
Shaker Heights
Red Hatders
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Red Raiders
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Two Elyrians Threaten Golden Gloves Crown In Open 135s
Elyria area fighters Al Harriman and Earl Kehl emerge as top contenders in the 135-pound open division at the Fourth Annual Lorain Golden Gloves tournament set for January 22 and 29 at Hotel Antlers Auditorium. Sponsorship by Mullen Murray Post No 451 VFW. Other 1951 winners like Flores, Rondell, Swain, Gyorfi, Gonzales also listed to compete as nine Elyria entrants train for the event.
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Elyria
Lorain
al Harriman
Earl Kehl
Eladio Flores
Loramite
Joe Rondell
Amherst
Gene Swain
Sandusky
Alex Gyorfi
Bill Gonzales
John Hopkins
Virgil Landreth
Vernon Danielson
DeSantis
Bill Wells
Dick Turner
Buddy McKain
Ralph Mohrman
Day
Amherst Hosts Rocky River Quint in S W Headliner
Amherst and Rocky River meet in the Southwestern Conference opener with both teams aiming to protect unblemished records. Top prospects Flores, Swain, and Gyer headline the 147 and open divisions as coaches weigh weight classes and season plans.
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Amherst
Rocky River Quint
S. W
Auditors UPC Clash In City B League Headliner
In Ely City tonight Auditors and United Polish Club meet as 7 pm headliner in a 3game program. Both teams opened the season with a win and seek to stay undefeated. Smitty's Grocery faces UAW-CLO Local 101 at 8 with Elyria Senior C.C. meeting Pfautier Co at 9. Smitty's aims to rebound from a 38-35 opening loss.
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Smitty's Grocery
Uaw.c.lo
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Elyria Senior C.¥.C
Pfaudier Company
jCouch-Uthe Company
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