Vic Janowicz Starred In 1952 Hula Bowl Triumph
Twenty years ago Elyria’s Vic Janowicz was named outstanding player in the 1952 Hula Bowl where mainland stars lost to Hawaii 39 27 despite his injury. The article recalls local sports results from Jan 11 1952 including Elyria High basketball and area scores along with TV and movie offerings of the era.
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Tom Fisher
Don Andress
Jim Dunlap
Mac Shilling
Paul Wettring
Bill Haynes
Eaton
Dick Sellars
Avon Lake
Bob Renner
Brownhelm
Johnny Yashan
Brookside
Lynn Garett
Avon
Louise Haislet
Evelyn Siffert
Jeri Pomeroy
Ren Miller
Peg Taylor
Harry Day
Dick Turner
Jerry Rook
Wellington
LaGrange
Pacific
Captain Video
Perry Como
Mama
Stu Erwin
Shelley Winters
Richard Conte
Capitol
Pat O'Brien
Jane Wyatt
the Lincoln
Calvin Hill and the President Dream
In third grade Calvin Hill, later Dallas Cowboys running back, told his teacher he wanted to be President of the United States. The teacher, black, explained it would be nearly impossible for a Black man to reach that goal, a moment recalled by Hill at the New Orleans Saints practice field.
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Nardecchia Leads Area Bowling With 643 Series
Nardecchia rolled a 643 series at Stoney's in the Bess and Andy's League, with games of 228 224 and 191 to top area men. Newton added 614 and Neibdaeson 607 in a separate Center Ridge event. And Cowboys star Calvin Hill discusses life beyond football, his hopes, and a potential Peace Corps future.
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Chuck Neibhaeson
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J. C. Bail Bond
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Peace Corps
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Columbia's two players lead area scoring race
In Inland Conference standings Dan Hagen of Columbia tops with 25.1 points per game and Clark Ashley is third at 21.9 as Columbia features two of the area’s top scorers. The piece notes other regional scorers including Dave Mesenberg, Mark Radke, Mike Molnar and several additional top-10 names across Lakeland, Buckeye, North Central and Firelands conferences.
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Lorain Southview
Mike Molnar
Jim Hrivnak
Avon
Brad Frank
Lorain
Jim Kusmik
Black River
Mike Tully
Lorain Catholic
Bill Blackburn
North Ridgeville
Monty Parrish
Amherst
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Mark Wilford
Bill Wohlers
Averall
Ken Brooks
Findlay
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Tully
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Bob Krull
Monroeville
Firelands
John Peters
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Dave Mesenberg
W. Reserve
Clark Ashley
Southview
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Scott May
Sandusky Stad Frank
Mike Roads
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Dave Sellers
Elyria
Russ Sherman
Elyria Catholic
Ray Korona
Gary Benek
Cleve. Catholic
Jerry Petkoff
Lakeland
Bill Vohlers
Roger Rainbow
Oberlin
Dwight Quinn
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Lutheran West
Art Daniels
Firelands É
Gary Barman
St. Paul
Western Res
Tom Kramb
South Central
Soba Peters
Nagert
Rocky River
Coin flip places Beard on Eastern All Star team
The NBA All Star selection required a coin flip after Elmore Smith and Butch Beard tied for the last Eastern Conference berth. Beard won the tiebreaker to join the Cavaliers at the January 18 game in Los Angeles, with Nate Archibald and Smith remaining in contention before the final decision.
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Butch Beard
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Elmore Smith
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Nate Archibald
Cincinnati
Smith
Paul exercises option to buy about ten percent of Indians stock
Cleveland Indians President Gabe Paul announced he exercised an option to purchase about 10 percent of the club. He said backing up optimistic statements with hard money shows his confidence in baseball, the Indians, and Cleveland. The piece also lists East and West all star selections with players from multiple teams and notes height advantages for the West in the 7foot-2 Jabbar and other tall stars.
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UCLA Clinches Top Spot as Bruins Sweep Week
UCLA drubs Oregon and Oregon State to retain No. 1 in the college basketball polls. The Bruins secured 39 of 41 first place votes, expanding their margin over Marquette to 96- by 816 to 720. Firelands appoints Jim McCourt as head track coach.
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Michael Dye
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United Press International
AP Poll Top 20 Listing With First Place Votes
The AP Top 20 ranks teams by wins losses and total points through Sunday games. It lists first place votes in parentheses and shows each team’s score totals and position through the 20th team.
Coaches' convention opens amid coaching moves in college ranks
Hollywood Florida fAP reports the AFCA convention starts with registrants seeking coaching openings and assistants. Stanford and Georgia Tech are viewed as in the market, with Mike White a possible Stanford successor and Bud Carson replacement at Tech under discussion.
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Moore leads area women with 583 in Stoney's Juniors League
Patti Moore topped area women bowlers with a 583 series in Stoney's Juniors League, posting games of 193 223 and 167. Lois LeVan led the rival Triple 8 Classic League at Bowling Center with a 561 plus 161 212 188 games. Results from several leagues and college scores follow.
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Stoney’s
Lois LeVan
Bowling Center
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Dot Boreski
Jeri Pomerov
del Frederick
Carol Miner
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Auto Insurance Tips for Families with Young Drivers
Bob Bailey explains how teen drivers raise car insurance costs and how rates vary by age and gender. Discounts may apply for academic achievement or driver education. Rules describe surcharges based on number of youthful drivers, car usage, and military service exceptions.
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