East Tech tops first Ohio high school ratings
UPI voters name Cleveland East Tech the No. 1 in the opening Ohio Class AA basketball poll. East Tech, defending state champion with 34 straight wins over two seasons, earned 318 points and 26 of 32 first place votes. Elyria is third, Middletown fifth, with Dayton Roosevelt and Xenia Central among other high placers.
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Browns Coach Murphy Defends Team Image At YMCA Talk
Cleveland trainer Leo Murphy responded to a question about treating players as animals. He credited Paul Brown with valuing intelligence, background and attitude alongside football skill. Murphy recalled Lou Rymkus as a tough, taped-up player and noted Browns training rules including a 10 p.m. curfew, no drinking, and no public smoking.
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St Paul Flyers Target Streak Break vs Middletown
Norwalk St Paul and Middletown meet in Cincinnati Gardens as the Flyers chase an 11-0 mark and the unbeaten Huskies led by Dean Chance and Boze Johnson push a 40 game state winning streak. Coach Tony Paris notes key upcoming games at Townsend Wakeman and Berlin Heights with Ebert scoring pace leading the charge.
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Return Of Veeck Prompts Lane Hope For Major Comeback
Cleveland Indians general manager Frank Lane says he would welcome Bill Veeck back to the majors and expects Veeck and Hank Greenberg to buy 46 percent of the White Sox for about 2.7 million. Lane notes the AL attendance drop and hints at a four-director ownership setup involving Chuck Comiskey and his wife. The report also mentions other local scores and players in unrelated games.
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Ties Mark Top Amherst Scores
Amherst Monday Women's Bowling League at Park Lanes saw ties for top game with Freda Esser and Doris Rosen busch each 174. Team honors tied at 722 for Cobb Masonry and Wagner Auctioneer while Garland Ambulance and jDachosiag Builders shared first with 155 won lost. Elsie Davis posted top series 484 with a 141 192 split.
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Scalp Specialist Here Again in Elyria January 14
Erickson Hair and Scalp Specialists return to Elyria at the Graystone Hotel on Wednesday January 14 from 1:00 to 8:30 p.m. Local representative C L Clark will examine hair concerns and offer a written guarantee on baldness solutions with no charge for the exam and no appointment needed.
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Chet Raps 573 Series Leads Local Bowling Sweep
Lorain Anse Chet rolled 117 183 201 to pace Anne's Beauty Studio to a three game win over Redman's Lanes in the Monday Ladies Doubles League. Other top scores included Mary Carek 514 Willma Garn 508 Maxine Fisher 501 and Helen Holzhauer 500.
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Cooper demands $140000 to face Patterson after London upset
Henry Cooper, buoyed by his upset over Boan London for British Empire heavyweight titles, pushes for a $140,000 guarantee before facing world champion Floyd Patterson. He had been offered $72,000 earlier, and the 24 year olds bled heavily in a fierce 1 round decision win by Cooper over London at Earls Court before 18,000 fans.
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Indians Hopeful as Garcia Returns and New Talent Emerges
Cleveland’s 195? pennant odds rest on Mike Garcia’s comeback from wrist surgery and the development of young players. Star outfielder Rocky Colavito joins a versatile lineup with Woodie Held and Minnie Minoso in the mix. Manager points to Doby Doby, Narleski and others as key contributors for a strong season.
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