Fremont Marion basketball game count decision delayed
The Buckeye Conference deferred counting which Fremont Marion game will affect final standings until after both meetings are completed. One conference game will be scheduled this season between each pair. A prior coin flip determined Elyria Lorain home game choices and outcomes. Elyria won the non-conference Jan. 7 at Lorain. Marion urges the Marion home game to be a conference affair due to limited home fixtures, while Fremont opposes this. A coin flip will occur after games, to assign which score is recorded if needed.
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Elyria
Lorain
Elyria High
Foster Eliott
Marion
Fremont-Marion
Fremont
Wn Benen
Mn Anne
Elyria High School Pioneers
Mansfield
Tygers
Sla
Akron South
Pioneers
Dale Reichenbach
Napoleon
Fremont Ross
Sveer
Phil Swank
Ileam
Ashland
Lornin
Findlay
Trojans
New York
Lou Littie
Columbia
Se Tha Aaantferri
Elyria Pioneers Visit Mansfield in Buckeye Conference Clash
Elyria High School Pioneers travel to Mansfield to challenge the Tygers in a Buckeye Conference game. Elyria aims to snap a three game win streak while Mansfield seeks another win after a 78-75 loss to Akron South.
O'Brien Tops 2000 Point Plateau Amid Varsity Buzz
The wire reports list George Dalton and peers as among early 2000 point scorers, while John O'Brien of Seattle University surpasses all three year totals to lead collegiate scoring history. Uncertain claims about Loyola Wake Forest Furman Carroll and Tom Gola are noted without confirmation.
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United Press and International News Service
Hive Linen
George Dalton
John Currall University
Dick Hemric
Wake Toreat
Jim Lacey
Loyola
Frank Selvy
Surman
John O'Brien
Seatile University
Seattle
Wake Forest
Furman
Carroll
Tom Gola
LaSalle
Unhappy star players balk at pay in 1955 offers
Hank Bauer Vic Wertz and Phil Rizzuto voiced discontent over offers tied to money. Bauer rejected a small raise from his 1954 Yankees deal, Wertz declined a cut from last year’s pay after leading Cleveland to the World Series, and Rizzuto balked at a substantial salary cut from $40,000 amid a failing batting average as the Elyria City Women’s Bowling Association schedules its winter meeting.
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Hank Bauer
Vic Wertz
Phil Rizato
Bauer
Yankees
Wertz
Cleveland
Indians
Rizzuto
Bauer Orling Association
Iquet
College Cage Results EAST and MIDWEST matchups
East results show Rhode Island 4 St. Francis 1 and notable scores such as Miami 108 Furman 11 and Georgia Tech 94 Maryland 68. North Carolina State 4 Tennessee and Virginia State 80 Lyaw 76 are listed amid a jumble of scores, with Rhode Island and Florida State teams appearing alongside others. Midwest reports include Butler 72 Indiana 59 and Creighton 91 Ontario 59, plus Marmall 83 Xavier 60 and Kentucky State 8 Rio Grande 49 as scattered results from the college basketball slate.
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Gross RS
Rhode Island
St. Francis
Rofstra
Furman
Georgia Tech
Maryland
North Carolina State
Tennessee
Tulvne
Virginia State
Lyaw
Midwest Warner Mich
Brandeis
Butler
Indiana
Siric
Creighton
Ontariea
Marmall
Xavier Ohta
Kentucky State
Rio Grande
Pin Meet Pairings Announced for Bowl-O-Drome Tourney
Pairings set for match play in the Bowl-O-Drome elimination, with 12 teams Saturday night and a 31 team field completing first round. Leaders include Earl's Chevrolet with 3082 and Nite Owls at 3052 handicap 427. Final 16 teams to finish round by Jan 29 and travel to Buffalo for national event.
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Saliidas
P.O.C Beer
Wagon Wheel
Pabst Blue Ribbon Beer
West Side Lumber
Trustees
Tool Makers
Couch- Uthe Co
Thunderjets
Earl's Chevrolet
Nite Owls
Buffalo
Elyria Frosh Top Sandusky 43 33
Elyria High School freshmen defeated Sandusky frosh 43 to 33 at Sandusky. Ted Gottfried and Paul Walker led the Elyria attack with 19 and 1 point respectively, Byington led Sandusky with 16. Elyria pulled ahead after the first quarter and held the lead into the second. A game at Norwalk on Feb 3 is scheduled, with potential additional arrangements before then.
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Elyria High School
Sandusky
Ted Gottfried
Paul Walker
Elyria
Byington
Tam
Norwalk
Fight Results From United Pi West Palm Crac
Boxing card reports several welterweight bouts with outpoints recorded. In one match Tony Celano from Baltimore loses to an unnamed opponent from Tampa while Oscar Phors of Birmingham defeats Buddy Turpee of Tyler. Bobby Jones from Oakland bests Charle Salas of Phoon's in San Francisco.
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Rocky Bardell
Tampa
Mia
Tony Celano
Baltimore
Mad
San Francisco
Bobby Jones
Oakland
Galt
Charle Salas
Phoon
Richards Willing To Return Car Over Olympic Bid
In Long Beach California Reverend Bob Richards, a leading 1956 Olympic pole vaulter, said he would return a new car from a TV program rather than jeopardize his chance to compete in Melbourne. The AAU will decide if accepting the car violated rules or honored his journey from obscurity to minister.
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Long Beach
Calif
Bob Richards
Melbourne
Richards
Mel Fania
Conference Prestige At Stake In Elyria Catholic vs St Mary
Elyria Catholic hosts arch rival Lorain St Mary in a North Central Conference clash aimed at a third league win and lifting the Panthers above .500 for the season. St Mary sits 1-1 in conference play, seeking a fifth win. The page notes past losses and eligibility issues affecting the tilt.
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St. Mary
Elyria Catholic
Panthers
Lorain St. Mary
Goose Klimczak
LaGrange
Les Zorge
Cantius Comets
iCatholic
Loi Makes U S Debut Tonight in Boxing Card
Italian lightweight Duilio Lor of Genoa makes his American debut tonight against Glenn Flanagan of St Paul in a low round bout at the Miami Beach venue. Lor, ranked No 2 lightweight, was favored 8 5 to 6 5 on telecast as both fighters seek momentum ahead of Lor’s American tour and potential TV fixtures in New York and Chicago.
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Miame Beach
Duilio Lor
Genoa
Glenn Flanagan
St. Paul, Minn
Miarai Beach
Sxuuulueiuual
Elyria
Stieve
Jim Mary
Carter
Loi
Flana
Flanagen
Flanagan
Lei
St. Paul
New York
Chicago
Area Cage Records SONS. BAB. BUCKEYE CONFERENCE
Lorain and St Mary clash in a Buckeye and North Central Conference context. Scorers Bonko and London lead St Mary with high averages as Catholic High splits defenses. Gilmour Academy and St John Candy noted in season history with nine prior meetings since 1949-50.
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Lotain
Bonk
Sispea Rea
Norton Haral
Ao Ries
Geete
Wellingen
St. Mary
Len London
Mserst
Lorain
Brookside
Cedure
Siaum
Raton
Psitvies Westishe Lorain
Olmsted
Ter Canaueahaus
Gilmour Academy
Gan
Forain St. Mary Lyria Caiha
Cleveland
Wings Narrow Gap On Canadiens In NHL Showdown
The Detroit Red Wings clipped within two points of the league leading Montreal Canadiens as they strive for a seventh straight title bid. The Wings surged in a renewed effort to close the gap after a strong run in their stretch of games.
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United Press
Detroit Red Wings
Montreal Canadiens
Sandusky and Canton Champs Crowned in Guards Boxing Meet
Golden Gloves champions were crowned in Canton and Sandusky as regional tournaments selected contenders for Cleveland. In Sandusky, Rest Kramer claimed the novice middleweight title with two first round knockouts. Jim Hanna won the open heavyweight crown by split decision over Red Younings, while Bill Dineen scored twice and goalie Terry Sawwehok posted his eighth shutout of the season against the Bruins. In Canton, Willie Neal repeated last year’s open lightweight win by decisioning MasAmente Bhat Dudaboh for the open featherweight title. Meanwhile Cleveland middleweight Rocky Castellani was kept from the trip as crowd-quieting play led to a rare night with limited action.
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Steve Sebo
Sebo
Duke
Puke
Canton
Sandusky
Cleveland
Forrest Kramer
Bellevue-Sandusky
Jim Hanna
Red Youn
Shwe Ate EN Tee
Willie Neal
Mas- Amente Bhat Dudaboh
Red Wings
Johnny Wilson
Gordie Howe
Bruits
Marcel
Bonin
Detroit
Tey Leggett
New Philadel
Diphin
Boston
Milnes
Leggett
Buckeyes Face Mlini In Big Ten TV Tilt Tomorrow
Ohio State hosts Illinois in a nationally televised Big Ten clash at the Fairgrounds Coliseum. The Buckeyes seek a strong home performance after a setback to Wisconsin, aiming to rebound against Illinois following decisive victories over Indiana and Purdue.
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Illini
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Indiana
Pemdive Tha Thenin Wan
Springfield Coach To Assist Wyatt
Jim McDonald, Springfield high school football coach since 1940, leaves Wednesday to join Bowden Wyatt at the University of Tennessee as line coach. McDonald was Tennessee’s choice for the post after coaching at Springfield, where he led the program to strong showings in prior seasons.
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Ducny Gle
Purdue
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Town
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Gophers
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Associa
McDonald
Wisconsin Dealership State
Wo- Te
Springfield
Jim McDonald
Springfield High School
University of Tennessee
Bowden Wyatt
Chams
Detroit Lions
Bepton Indiana
Wyatt
Navy
del Monte
Calif
Croshy Meet Opens With Pro Am Benefit Gamble
Stars from stage and screen join top golfers and other sport figures in the opening round of the $15,000 Bing Croshy national pro am tournament at Peeble Beach California. Der Bingle funds the event and donates all gate proceeds to charity, drawing elite talent annually.
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Peeble Black
Calif
UPI
der Bingle
Meeting Of 8 18 Age Group Keglers Will Be Tuesday
A meeting of Elyria bowlers through 18 years old will be held Tuesday at 2:30 PM at Bowl-O-Drome to organize an American Junior Bowling Congress chapter. Ed Hoey of Chicago, assistant secretary of the national tenpin group, will explain the setup. Local support includes Al Wachsberger, Florence Klinech, and Rita Ody from the City Women's Bowling Association.
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Bowl-O-Drome
Ed Hoey
Chicago
National Tenpin Group
al Wachsberger
Florence Klinech
Rita Ody
The
City Women’s Bowling Association
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Bucky) Zelesky
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