Gotham Bowl Promises New York Postseason Spotlight
A group calling itself the New York Winter Carnival plans a post season college game in New York named the Gotham Bowl. The piece argues New York should build a 150000 seat stadium to host big football, noting New York’s past as a major city for sports crowds and the failed attempts to keep big events there.
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England
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Washington Irving
William Irving
James Kirke Paulding
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Robert M. Ready
New York City
Notre Dame Army
Fordham-N.y.u
Fordham-St. Mary’s
Franklin Field
Temple
Villanova
Drexel
Swarthmore
Haverford
St. Joseph's
LaSalle
Pasadena
Flushing Meadows
St Louis Bowlers Lead All Star Bowling Finals
Handsome Harry Smith of St Louis and three locals top the National All-Star Bowling finals on day one in Omaha Neb with Don CarterChicagos star in seventh. Women’s leader Shirley Garris of Chicago leads a tight field as Donna Zimmerman and Stephanie Balogh trail.
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St. Louisan
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Smith
Petersen
Andy Rogoznica
Chicago
Donna Zimmerman
Akron
Stephanie Balogh
Cleveland
Erchive
Hawkeyes Spartans Wolves Sweep in Elyria YMCA Action
In Elyria YMCA High School House League play last night the Hawkeyes crushed the Wildcats 115-28, the Spartans edged the Hoosiers 47-42, and the Wolverines defeated the Buckeyes 95-62. Wolverine Mike Monk scored 43 points to lead the league.
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Spartans
Hoosiers
Wolverines
Buckeyes
Elyria Ymca
Mike Monk
Roositers
Ti DeJarnett
Buttle Lesewsky
Williama A
Beal
Davies
Zalfer
Howel
Harvey
Toa
Spartians
Darthy
Pappas
Garbasa
Struck
Len Hil
Williams
Rosenbaum
Varga
Te P. Hil
Dodsiey
Total
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Woolverines
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Puder
McCain
Dl Kelly
Dorn
Leczo
Walls
Matluatk
Pankolt
Getty
Trial
Four Fighters Defend Golden Gloves Titles At Lorain
At least 44 youth boxers start the trek toward championships tomorrow night as the 11th annual VFW Post 451 Golden Gloves tournament opens at the National Guard Armory in Lorain. Defending champions include four fighters from Elyria and Lorain, with two unopposed. Notable veterans returning but not defending include Chuck Mewton, Chuck Burns, Jimmy Moon, and Al McGee. Officials list announced by Al Poimeap.
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National Guard Armory
Lorain
Elyria
George Estmond
Herb Smallwood
Sheriff Smith A. C
Ramon DeLeon
Rudy Rodriguez
Lorain Youth Center
Estmond
Smallwood
DeLeon
Rodriguez
Chuck Mewton
Kati
Trojans Host Elyria Friday in Buckeye Conference clash
Findlay High prepares for a home Buckeye Conference game against Elyria Pioneers with coach Bob Werley noting limited improvement. Key players include Eldon Phillips, Steve Kuhlman, Jim Federici, Tom Lear, and Bob Traul as Findlay aims to rebound after a 61-52 Dec 11 loss to Elyria and a 7-4 season mark.
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Bob Werley
Findlay High
Elyria
Pioneers
Elyrians
Buckeye
Findlay
Pioneer
Trojans
Eldon Phillips
Steve Kuhlman
Jim Federici
Tom Lear
Bob Traul
Lear
Elyria-Findlay
Ing
Marion
Dale Reichenbach
Ashland pins down Firelands in wrestling clash
Ashland High defeated Firelands High 29 to 16 as two pins and two decisions led the Armen Falcons to the setback. Jim Mlepek at 133 and John King at heavyweight secured pins, while Dick Temple 145 and Al Pachinger 173 earned decisions. The Falcons meet Elyria High Friday at 4 30 p m at Firelands.
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Ashland
Firelands High
Falcons
Jim Mlepek
John King
Dick Temple
al Pachinger
Elyria High
Firelands
Pro Cage Results from National Basketball Association
National matches featured New York defeating Cincinnati 141 to 123 and Syracuse beating Boston 127 to 120 while Philadelphia topped St. Louis 126 to 108. Only series scheduled.
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New York
Cincinnati
Syracuse
Boston
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Weekend Basketball Schedule Across Multiple Leagues
Friday and Saturday matchups across Buckeye Elyria Findlay Fremont Lorain St Mary Avon Lake Midview Ridgeville Columbia Avon Brookside South Amherst Keystone Lakeland Amherst Margaretta Clearview Olmsted Falls Bay Westlake Oberlin Westlake Siena county etc. Non conference and league games include Gilmour Academy Univ. Schools North Olmsted Lourdes Wellngton St Mary Huron Norwalk St Paul Milan Xavier Louisville Buckeye Cont Cent Cath Lourdes Otterbein Wittenberg Ohio University Marshall Wooster Mt Union Denison etc. The long list lists many men and women games with local schools and redshirt conferences.
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Elyria
Findlay
Fremont
Lorain
Marlon
Sandusky
Lorain St. Mary
Cath
Cleve
Lourdes
Red. Chanel
Cantius
St. Sian
Lorain County League
Avon Lake
Midview
Ridgeville
Columbia
Avon
Brookside
Amherst
Keystone
Olmsted Falls
Bay
Oberlin
Westlake
Rocky River
Fairview
Medina
North Olmsted
Huron-Erie
Perkins
Berlin Heights
Milan
Greenwich
Western Reserve
Monroeville
Medina County
Black River
Welllington
Firelands
Gilmour Acad
Univ
North Olmst
Luth
West
Bedford Chanel
Lakeland
Vermilion
Wellngton
Ashland
Mansfield
Clearview
South Amherst
New London
Cent
Lourdes Land
St. Mary
Huron
Norwalk
St. Paul
Gilmour Academy Tops Beachwood in 73 37 Victory
Gilmour Academy defeated Beachwood 73 to 37 in an independent basketball game. Vic Bazzoli scored 22 for Gilmour while Dave Marsh and Jim Cowan each had 10 for Beachwood.
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Gates Mills
Vic Bazzoli
Gilmour Academy
Beachwood
Dave Marsh
Jim Cowan
Boxing results from three cities
United Press International reports results from Buffalo Miami Beach and Los Angeles events. Jackie Donnelly outpoints Dick DiVeronica in Buffalo while Eddie Perkins defeats Larry Boardman in Miami Beach and Charlie Tombstone Smith stops Kid Rayo in Los Angeles.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Edddie Perkins
Chicago
Larry Boardman
St. Petersburg
Los Angeles
Charlie Tombstone Smith
Kid Rayo
Managua
Nicaragua
Boxers weigh in for 12th WYFW Golden Gloves tourney
Three more fighters joined the Lorain event last night for tomorrow's 12th Annual WYFW Post 451 Golden Gloves in Lorain. Charles Richardson and George Sharp of Sheriff Smith A C weighed 1161 and 182 pounds respectively, while Mario Mojica of Puerto Rican Home weighed 136 pounds. Al McGee of Lorain Youth Center weighed in again and will fight in the 135 pound class, a lower class than his previous two titles.
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Sheriff Smith A. C
Lorain
Charles Richardson
George Sharp
Mario Mojica
al McGee
Lorain Youth Center
Lorain Boxing Tournament Officials and Ticket Info
Timekeepers are William Lute and John Partlich. Referees include Mike Brandon Ed Socha Hugh Martin and Al King. Ring announcers Joe DeSantis and Jack LaVinha. Judges Ralph Zinsmeister Louis Nickelette Louis Pincura and Bob Heinmann. Attending physician Dr H F Ross. Tickets $2.50 ringside $1.50 general admission. student tickets up to limited pre sale. Tickets sold at Lorain businesses VFW Golden Gloves Committee and Lorain Amateur Boxing Trainers Association members.
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William Lute
John Partlich
Mike, Brandon
Ed Socha
Hugh Martin
al King
Joe DeSantis
Jack LaVinha
Ralph Zinsmeister
Louis Nickelette
Louis Pincura
Bob Heinmann
H. F. Ross
Lorain
VFW Golden Gloves
Liberty Bowl nets three thousand dollars in profit
Philadelphia based promoters reported the Liberty Bowl posted a small profit after expenses from last December's intersectional game. Bud Dudley said the association will finish about $3,000 ahead and start planning for next season's December 17 bowl game.
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UPI
Bud Dudley
Santa Claus
Dudley
Fairview Triumphs in Narrow River Victory over North Olmsted
In Southwestern Conference action River tops North Olmsted 31 50 as John Hill seals win with late free throw. Bay beats Oberlin 16th time, Fairview edges Medina 48 44. Hill leads River with 15, White paces Bay with 19, Cook 20 for Fairview.
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River
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Gary Oring
Ken Vassily
Denny White
Jim Szilagyi
Dave Hughes
Barney Hamlin
Andy Cummings
Ward
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Bill Cook
Ray Snyder
Roy Singler
Bill Gardner
Jim Reese
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Olmsted
Brelss I
Hart
Menelli
Oving
Ule
Bower
Kiliue
Vaselly
J. Hill
Landreth Weston
Himebauch
Allmen
Rocky River
St N. Olmsted
North Olmated
Oreser
Comihas
Skilergi
Bedell
Clarke
Ruhl
Hamlin
Kretchmar
White
Berg
EDEN
LaSalia
Gerdner
Michsels
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Cook
Bingler
Scheiner
Heese
Buyder
Stockman
Papp
Fairview Eeecenet
Local High School Basketball Scores Report
Scores cover Bay over Oberlin 65 to 59 and multiple regional games. Notable results include Cleveland Canton 72 over Kinsman 45, Gilmour Academy 73 over Beachwood 37, and Akron 77 over Oberlin 65 with other district showings across Fairview, Medina, WarrenayUle, Newbury, Perry, and more.
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Beachwood
Western Reserve
Feen
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Kenyon
Bluffton
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John Carroll
Allegheny
Heidelberg
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Findlay
Ashland
Malone
Wilberforce
Detroit
Marquette
Akron
Oberlin
Notré Dame
DePaul
Beloit
Lawrence
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