Eaton Seeks To Tie For Division Lead In Lorain County League
Eaton Highs Brown Bombers aim to force a share of the Eastern Division lead in a clash with Ridgeville, a pivotal game originally set for December 20 and postponed for weather. Ridgeville sits 7-1, while Eaton trails by one game as both vie for position ahead of a busy week of postponed games and upcoming matchups. The Rangers carry a 9-1 record and edge in scoring and defense, led by Dorow and Gilder, with Eaton relying on speed and Baynes to balance Ridgeville’s height and rebounding edge.
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Jerry Heisler
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Fred Dorow
Dan Gilder
Stengel Picks Yankees For Another AL Flag
Casey Stengel, veteran manager, backs the World Series champions to win a fourth straight American League pennant in 1952. He says the Yankees need little revision without Joe DiMaggio and opposes major changes, stressing stability and ongoing team strength despite uncertain roster notes.
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United Press
Lendale
Calif
Casey Stengel
Yankees
Joe DiMaggio
Aeam
Stengel
Oberlin Mermen Open Season With Easy Win
Oberlin College swimming opened with a 54 30 win over Ohio Wesleyan as eight of ten events were captured. Harry Hunsicker triumphed in three events including the 150 yard medley and 200 yard breaststroke setting a new school record of 2 minutes 28 seconds.
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Oberlin
Oberlin College
Ohio Wesleyan
Harry Hunsicker
Hunsicker
B Pin League Pairings Tonight At Bowling Center B
The regular eight-watcher program in the Bowling Center B 4 League schedules two shifts tonight. Early shift features Arrays Potato Chips against Dependents and Elyria Fence & Implement versus Foundry Olse Company. Late shift lists Oval Catering versus Lehman Carnage and Rainbow Lanes versus Harvey's with additional entries like Paige Miders ve and McWilliam for Sheriff.
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Elyria Fence & Implement
Foundry Olse Company
Elyria Bowling Center
Hic Fuel
Oval Catering
Lehman Carnage
Paige Miders
McWilliam
Sheriff
Sheriff, Britt
Oberlin Splits Two On New York Trip In Illinois Losses
Oberlin split a two game road swing in New York with a 76-67 loss to Buffalo and 81-57 defeat at Rochester. Rochester rose to seven straight wins behind Billy Secor’s 22 points as Oberlin keeps a 3-5 mark on the season.
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Oberlin College
New York
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Buffalo
Yeomen
University
Rochester
Skein
Barnes
Billy Secor
Bill Schliff
A Howell
G. FT
Hummeli
Erlerbach
Armstrong
WiDaybe
Secorte
Nowlton
Rayne
G. F.T
Eochester
Merlin
Ag Td Ga
Bixler Quits As Colgate Coach
Paul Bixler refused a new contract as Colgate football coach citing disliked stipulations. Colgate announced he turned down the one year offer after serving since 1947, posting four wins in nine games last season. Bixler, Mt Union graduate, previously coached basketball here 1939 to 1941 before moving to Ohio State and returning to Colgate.
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Paul Bixler
Colgate
University
Bixler
Mily
Hixler
Mt. Union
Ohio State
Weekday Cage Schedule for Local High Schools
The schedule lists games across Wednesday to Saturday featuring Lorain, Sandusky Belden, Amherst, Grafton, Avon Lake, Shaker Heights, Shaker, Wellington, Oberlin, Medina, Bradford, Lorain St. Mary’s, and other area teams. Matchups include Lorain at Elyria, Cleveland Heights at Shaw, and Huron at Monroeville with several venues like Penfield, Ridgeville, and Westfield noted.
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Columbia T Loraii
Sandusky
Belden
Brighton
LaGrange
Cameen
Henvetta
Penfield
Haien
Ridgeville
South
Grafton
Avon Lake
Spencer
Liverpool
Wakeman
New London
Shaker Heights
Euclid
Lorain
Elyria
Cleveland Heights
Shaw
Record Entry List Set for Golden Gloves at Lorain
A record entry list forms for Lorain’s Fourth Annual Golden Gloves tournament to be staged January 22 at Hotel Antlers auditorium. Tournament director Pete DeSantis notes 62 entries currently stand as the unofficial high, with a Sunday 2:30 deadline at V F W Hall to file entries. Bellevue trainer J A Carpenter and Elyria’s Harry Day report six fighters joining the slate, expanding Erie County’s representation. Len Pardo of Sheffield moves from novice heavyweight to open division this year.
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Hotel Antlers Auditorium
Pete DeSantis
V.F.W
Hall
East 19Th Street
J. A. Carpenter
Bellevue
Harry Day
Elyria
Erie County
Len Pardo
Sheffield
Pando
Blaik's Future At Academy In Doubt After Expulsions
Up to now Blair has held both positions but Gen Irving questions Blaik's stay under the new regime. Some athletic sources say Blaik will likely quit, unhappy over the expulsion of cribs, notably since his son Bob was among the expelled.
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DiMaggio
Jerry Coleman
Marines
Bobby Brown
Army Medical Corps
Coleman
Brown
Gil MacDougald
Stengel
Billy Martin
MacDougald
Kansas City
Karl Segrist
Andy Carey
Blaik
West Point
U.P
Earl Blaik
Frederick Irving
Blair
Irving
Cribbers
Bob
NCAA action at annual convention in Cincinnati
The NCAA outlined moves at its annual convention in Cincinnati Ohio. Television will remain limited in telecasts of football games. Spring training is capped at 20 days. Bowls will be studied with no school allowed to commit beyond January 2 1983. Schools must handle all money and booster clubs cannot deal directly with athletes. An enforcement committee was created to investigate violations and recommend punishments. The two platoon system was not outlawed.
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NCAA
Barons Fall 1-0 to Bisons in Buffalo
Cleveland Barons lose 1-0 to the Buffalo Bisons Sunday afternoon dropping a chance to close on Western Division leader Pittsburgh. Ale DeMarco scored the only goal in the opening two minutes of the first period as Cleveland sees their last 11 games with just one loss. Pittsburgh plays Cleveland Tuesday in Cleveland and again Wednesday in Pittsburgh.
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