Elyria High Basketball profits despite forfeits and rough schedule
Elyria High's financials show a net gain over 1000 dollars for nine games, with five home games profitable and even a road game vs Lakewood in the black. Lorain drew the largest crowd, and receipts totaled 432.90 against 79 in expenses, for a 553.90 net. Several away games ran deficits, with notable losses at Bedford, Cuyahoga Falls, and Fremort Ross.
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Pioneers
Lakewood
Bedford
Cuyahoga Falls
Fremort Ross
Lorain
North Olmsted
Norwalk
Sandusky
Bucyrus
Ewbank Named New Colts Head Coach
The Baltimore Colts have selected Wilbur Ewbank, the 35-year-old former Cleveland Browns coach, as their new head coach. He will replace Keith Molesworth, who will remain with the Colts organization.
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Baltimore Colts
National Football League
Wilbur Ewbank
Cleveland Browns
Keith Molesworth
Colts
Tarheel Officials In Talk With Tatum
North Carolina State officials described a five hour conference with Jim Tatum as advisory amid reports they hoped to lure him from Maryland as football coach. Tatum denied any offer during the long talk with NC State officials. Dean J B Kirkland said the meeting at the John Marshall Hotel aimed to learn how Maryland runs its football program.
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Richmond
North Carolina State
Jim Tatum
Maryland
Tatum
Dean J. B. Kirkland
N.C. State
John Marshall Hotel
Knights of Columbus Bowl League Sets Four Matches Tonight
The K. O. C. Pin Slate Bowl Ing League schedules four 6:45 pm matches at Bow!-0-Drome alleys. Pairings include Bernie Schlather In a vs Toggery Bhop, Bittner Pu era Mome vs O'Donnell Paints, Roth Service & Equipment vs tang Kico Chevrolet, and Welak-Gold.
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Bernie ‘Schlather
Ina
Toggery Bhop
Bittner
Parker Welcomes Crisp Weather Ahead of Pro Bowl
West All-Stars coach Bud Parker praised the dry conditions after rain as his team prepared for Sundays Pro Bowl at Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum. Parker, undefeated against rival Paul Brown, noted the Westerns held a seven point edge over the Brown-led Eastern kingspins.
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Buddy Parker
Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum
Parker
Paul Brown
Otto Graham
Graham
Bobby Thomason
Philadelphia Eagles
Cotton Again Sets Pace In Local Bowling Circles
George Cotton led the Tarry Tavern Home League with 185 243 234 682 as the season pacesetter in local bowling. Lou Maxwell matched with 187 247 211 645 in his own league as bowlers from Tarry Tavern Home Loop Stoney's gathered for action.
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Tarry Tavern
Cotton
Lou Maxwell
iTarry Tavern
Stoney
Ross Warner
Rainbow Lanes Women Bowlers Lead Honor Roll Scores
Dot Mackin paced Smith Construction with 177 198 161 536 in the Rainbow Lanes Women’s League. Five of six top scores came from this loop, with one more from Brown Lipe Chapin League. Best game was 213 by Betty Fackler. Ruth Bolinski added 210 in Women’s Wednesday league. Fackler totaled 502 and Bolinski 496.
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Dot Mackin
Mary Henke
Betty Sailer
Dot Johnson
Gerry Pomeroy
Smith Construction
Loop
Betty Facklier
Ruth Bolinski
Fackler
Bolinski
Vernon Joins Diamond Holdout Wave Across AL
American League batting champ Mickey Vernon and four Washington Senators teammates balk at terms, seeking more than the roughly 20 500 offered. Bob Porterfield, Eddie Yost, Gil Coan, and Jim Busby also dispute deals while Clark Griffith aims for a timely resolution. Phillies pitcher Bob Miller and other stars also resist contracts as Pee Wee Reese signs for Brooklyn and other clubs announce deals.
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Eddie Yost
Gil Coan
Jim Busby
Clark Griffith
Richie Ashburn
Jack Mayo
Clyde Shell
Satchel Paige
Baltimore Orioles
Charles Disposes Of Satterfield in Contender Route to Marciano
Ex champion Jersey Joe Charles, 189 pounds from Cincinnati, knocked out Bob Satterfield in the second round in Chicago earning 4000 from television and 4882.23 from gate share of 13949 as 4921 fans witnessed. Manager Tom Tannas said Charles desires more fights before meeting Rocky Marciano while insisting he remains hungry for title glory. Satterfield also collected 4000 from TV plus 20 percent of net for about 6789.84 total.
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Lzzard Charles
Rocky Marciano
Charles
Cincinnati
Joe Louis
Mariciano
Bob Satterfield
Marciano
Tor Tannas
Nino Valdes
Dan Bucceroni
Satterfield
Giardello Cartier Sign Bout at Madison Square Garden
Philadelphia middleweight Joey Giardello and New York’s Walter Cartier signed for a ten round bout at Madison Square Garden on February 5. The event is set for the arena in New York with both fighters contesting the bout.
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Philadelphia
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Elyria Preps For Rhodes Meeting Here On Saturday
Elyria Highs Pioneers, after a 42-39 win over Lorain and forfeiting five earlier victories, prepare for a Saturday home game against the Cleveland James Ford Rhodes Rams in their 10th contest. Coach Dale Reichenbach may adjust the lineup. Rhodes enters with a 1-4 mark under coach Andy Moran. Elyria reserves meet Rhodes reserves in the prelim.
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Joe Sakal
James Ford Rhodes
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Parma
John Adams
Cleveland East
Cleveland Lincoln
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Moran
Warren Vanortsdall
Bill Coyer
Jayvees
Phillies salary skirmish stirs pre season in 1954
In New York sport column, Philadelphia Phillies president Bob Carpenter pushes for pay cuts for top players led by Robin Roberts. Roberts balks at a proposed 3500 dollar cut despite a strong 1953 season and long innings pitched. The piece questions fair value, noting Roberts' 23-16 record, 2.75 ERA and 347 innings, and warns such cuts may threaten morale and effort.
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INS
Philadelphia
Bob Carpenter
Phillies
Firemen Bowling League Set With Four Matches
Four Carlisle Firemen bowling teams schedule two shifts at Evans Lanes tonight. At 7 oclock Carlisle Lumber faces Ohio Screw Products Shop while Carlisle Merchants meet Lorain County. Other pairing details are unclear due to garbled OCR.
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Evans Lanes
Carlisle Lumber
Ohio Screw Products Shop
Carlisle Merchants
Lorain County
Soet Eeady
Saree Products
College Scores Roundup From Various Matches
The battle list shows Swarthmore, Brandeis, and Loyola results among others. Notable scores include Villanova 87 over Kings College 68, West Virginia 66 over Penn State 74, and Oklahoma City 70 over Houston 62. Richmond fell to Randolph Macon 57, while Kentucky edged Dayton 79 to 75.
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Florida Southern
Penn St
West Virginia
Richmond
Randolph-Macon
Midwest
Maglie Quits Worrying To Extend Giants Run
Sal Maglie of the New York Giants, aging ace of the pitching staff, declares a new mindset for the coming NL season aiming to win two or three more years. He says anxiety harmed his play last summer and that back trouble was worsened by worry, despite his 59 wins from 1950 to 1952 and a 9- season record last year.
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Sal
Maglie
New York Giants
Calls For Two Boxing Changes In National Reform Push
Andrew G. Putka, president of the National Boxing Association, urged two changes during a Cleveland testimony dimmer. His first objective is to require champions to defend titles against leading challengers in their classes. He also seeks a rule change to avoid a fighter leading on points being charged with a technical knockout due to a bad cut.
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Andrew G. Putka
National Boxing Association
Putkas
Amateur Boxing Trainers Association
Putka
Center Women Bowling League Sked Sets Four Matches
The Center Women's Bowling League schedule lists four Monday night matches at 9 o clock. Pairings include Ridge Cleaners against Wilmot Printing, Gerna s Dress Shop versus Schlitz Beer, Burxe Furniture versus Cof Fee Cup, and Elstia Furniture facing Harry s Men s Wear.
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Wilmot Printing
Gerna’s Dress Shop
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Burxe Furniture
Elstia Furniture
Harry’s
Panthers Irish Renew Cage Rivalry At Lorain Friday
Elyria Catholic and Lorain St Mary's Irish renew their high school basketball rivalry Friday at Lorain with both teams at 4-4. Tony Schork leads Elyria Catholic with 16.5 points per game, while Jerry Socha tops the Irish at 13.6 as both sides chase a fifth or better win to boost their series history. The Panthers, seeking a fifth road win, face a tough Irish squad riding home court edge and aiming to improve on a recent 59-51 victory over Vermilion.
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Jack’ Kosman
Zorge
Felix Klimczak
Catholic High
Glynn Signs 1954 Contract With Indians
Cleveland first baseman Bill Glynn agreed to terms for his 1934 contract after a long distance talk with manager Hank Greenberg from his Franklin New Jersey home. Glynn hit .243 for Cleveland while filling in for Luke Easter and led the league in fielding at his position last season.
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Hubbard to Take Over Umpire Chief Duties in AL
American League officials announced Cal Hubbard will assume duties formerly held by retiree Thomas H. Connolly as umpire chief. Hubbard steps in as league umpire supervisor, overseeing on field officiating for AL games.
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American League Baseball
Thomas H. Connolly
Cal Hubbard
Barons and Bisons Share Top Spot As NHL Action Continues
The Cleveland Barons and Buffalo Bisons win to stay tied for first in the American Hockey League. Buffalo routs Providence 7-2 with Gaye Stewart netting a hat trick and Joe Lund scoring twice. Barons beat Syracuse 5-3 while Syracuse drops to fifth. Herb Hersey leads Hershey with four points in a 6-4 win over the Hornets. Attendance 1,343.
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Red) Sullivan
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Straight Face Probable for Hialeah and Santa Anita Futurity
Greentree Stable's Straight Face looks set to run in both the Hialeah Handicap and the Santa Anita Futurity. The colt warmed up for the Hialeah date with an easy five length victory in the Baltimore purse at Tropical Park.
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Greentree Stable
Straight Face
Santa Anita
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Tropical Park
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