Rocky River and Fairview tied for Southwestern lead
Rocky River edged Amherst 40 to 37 to stretch its win streak to five and break deadlock for first in the Southwestern Conference with Fairview, which beat Berea 54 to 46 in overtime. Medina triumphed 40-38 over Wellington as Oberlin defeated Wellington 44-20 and Clearview lost to Medina in the night’s other league games.
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Eam
Rocky River
Fairview
River
Amherst
Berea
Oberlin
Wellington
Medina
Clearview
Bees
Amberst
G. F. T. G. F Wers
Rf & 2
Prittie
Bullington If
Wohlever
Broermen
Schmaak. c
Hague
Minarik
Tasse
Wilford
Lydr
Kson
Gerge
Leonhard
Irving
Gauss
Hitt
Wessel
Spechalskere
Green
R. Paul
Horwedel
Fairview i
Aes
Berea Lel
Tai Bote
Gryantscipe Riccardi
Johnny Ca
Four C Loop Bowling Matches Set for Sunday
The Bowling Center C League schedules four Sunday matches at 1 15 PM. Rorick Insurance faces Milford Rivets No 1 Elyria Telephone meets Reliance Machines Bauer Dairy takes on Odd yellows Milford Rivers No 2 clashes with Western eights.
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Rorick Insurance
Milford Rivets
Elyria Telephone
Reliance Machines
Bauer Dairy
Milford Rivers No
Western
New London Whips Top Wakeman 49 to 32 in Huron Co Loop
New London defeats Wakeman 49 32 on Wakeman floor as John Jetter nets 14 to pace the winners in a league start. New Haven tops Greenwich 48 46 to grab second place behind Monroeville with Don Ebinger 17 and Bill Danhoff 14 leading. In junior games New Haven beats Greenwich 23 10 while Wakeman defeats New London 36 23.
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New London
New Haven
Wakeman
Greenwich
John Jetter
Wildcats
North Fairfield
Monroeville
Don Ebinger
Bill Danhoff
Troutman
Todd
Fackler and Klading
Greensweh
Wees
Liverpool 56 Homer 41 win in Medina County league
Liverpool High of Valley City defeated Homer 56 to 41 in a Medina County Class B Scholastic League game. Gus Smith led Liverpool with 22 points as the Lions improved to 4-1 in league play and 5-5 overall. Homer reserves finished with a 31-11 edge in the opening tilt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool High
Valley City
Homer
Medina County
Gus Smith
Liverpool
Smith
Badger
Mack
Schempp
Reutter
Brant
Stevenson
Mahigyan
Mott. Rg
Blodgett
Weigel, Je
Loverpool OP Ee Eens
Cme
Z. T. Etswiller
Sale Of Eagles Is Due Today
Philadelphia reports a planned sale of the Eagles with owner Alexis Thompson set to meet two buyers. Thompson denied earlier word of a sale to James B. Clark but planned a 2 p.m. meeting in Philadelphia today as prospects discuss a possible deal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia U.P
Philadelphia Eagles
Alexis Thompson
Thompson
Eagles
James B. Clark
Philadelphia
Clark
Rifenburg to Turn Pro After 1949 Season
Ann Arbor Mich Oct 1949 Dick Rifenburg University of Michigan end announced plans to sign a very satisfactory professional football contract within days to join the All America Conference New York Yankees. He will finish his physical education degree after the 1949 season and return to campus.
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Rifenburg
Ann Arbor
Mich
U.P
Dick Rifenburg
University of Michigan
New York Yankees
Wolverine
Moose Pin Schedule Sets Seven Matches on Sunday
The Elyria Moose Bowling League lists seven Sunday matches at Olympic Recreation. First shift at 1 pm features Terrell's Shell Out versus Wyckoff Cleaners, Hazel's Lunch against Buckeye Mold and Die, Moose Five against Hart Construction, Brave Trucking versus Smith Texaco Service. Second shift at 3 pm has Sminh's Restaurant versus Olympic Recreation, Gardner Jewelers versus Jackson Hotel, and LaGrange Hardware versus B and B Foods.
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Moose
Elyria Moose
Olympic Recreation
Terrell’s Shell Out
Wyckoff Cleaners
Hazel's
Buckeye Mold and Die
Moose Five
Hart Construction
Brave Trucking
Smith Texaco Service
Sminh’s Restaurant
Gardner Jewelers
Jackson Hotel
LaGrange Hardware
B and B Foods
Fuel savings from reducing room temperature at night
A report states lowering a room temperature by 10 degrees at night cuts fuel oil use by 4 to 8 percent. It highlights the potential for energy conservation through modest thermostat adjustments and aligns with fuel management guidance.
Lorain Fives Top Amherst In'C' Loop Play
Lorain V F W beat Amherst Unknowns 43 to 13 in YMCA Class C league action. Louie Vinarcsik led Billiards with 15 points while Joe Vinarcsik and Maynard Cisar powered the Vets with 15 and 10. Billiards move into a tie for third. Lorain V F W posts its third win in five. Defeats drop to five losses for the losers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Amherst
Lorain V. F. W
Lorain B & M Billiards
Amherst Unknowns
B & Mmf Billiards
Amherst All Stars
Louie Rango
Nets
Joe Vinarcsik
Maynard Cisar
Heyer
Vinaresik
Henry
Ondick
Strauss, c
Cecil
Udley
Garon
OlDeidrick
Sitter
ZiNagel
Stags Hammer Jets 88 61 to Lead ABA West
The Chicago Stags beat the Indianapolis Jets 88 to 61 to seize first in the Western Division of the Basketball Association of America. The Stags built a 43 to 36 halftime edge and never trailed, led by Max Zalofsky with 28 points. Ray Lumpp poured in 16 Jets points on left handed pushes. The Philadelphia Warriors snapped a five game skid by routing the Boston Celtics 104 to 79 in Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Chicago Stags
Basketball Association of America
Indianapolis Jets
Stags
Max Zalofsky
Ray Lumpp
Jets
Philadelphia Warriors
Boston Celtics
Boston
Birmingham Scores Eighth Season Win
Birmingham high cagers posted their eighth win of the season by beating Townsend of Huron County 37 to 32 in an independent game. Joe Green led Birmingham with 17 points, while Van Dootingh led Townsend with 11. Birmingham reserves also won 27 to 8 in the curtain raiser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Birmingham High
Erie County Quint
Townsend
Huron Couny
Joe Green
van Dootingh
G. FP
Mileti
Hahn
West
Norcher
J. Hansen
E. Hansen
Cal. Co
Loule
Kolopus
Cague Schedule Highlights For Saturday Narrowed Meet
Saturday cage schedule lists Ambherst at Fairview Oberlin at Clearview Berea at Rocky River Medina at Wellington Vermilion at Huron Townsend at Norwalk Reserves Southwestern Conference games on tap.
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Fairview
Clearview
Rocky River
Wellington
Vermilion
Huron
Norwalk
Polish Club Pin Schedule at Bowling Center Tonight
The United Polish Club Bowling League will bowl at 7 oclock this evening with four matches on the schedule. Card includes Logain Glass versus Steves Barbers, Dobrowski Meats versus Concrete Masonry, Granite Concrete Block versus Thomassons Chin s, Plas Construction versus United Polish Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Polish Club
Logain Glass
Steve's Barbers
Dobrowski Meats
Thomasson’s Chins
Plas Construction
Ridgeville Maintains Pace With Eighth League Win
Ridgeville defeats Avon Lake 34 to 33 on Avon Lake court to stretch its Eastern Division lead in the Lorain County Class B League. Maddock paced Ridgeville with 12 points while Avon Lake’s Tommy Allison led all scorers with 14. Eaton beat Grafton 54 to 37 to stay in the race, and Belden kept its Western Division lead with a 54 to 41 win over LaGrange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avon Lake
Dyer Sweet
Ridgevilleigh
Lorain County
Sweet
Ridgeville
Eaton
Grafton
Columbia
South Amherst
Brookside
Avon
Belden
la Grange
LaGrange
Brighton
Brownhelm
Camden
Penfield
Voug Manacock
Blue and Gold
Blues
Gold
Shoremen
Feld
Len Pohold
Maddock
Tommy Allison
Jim Stroh
Brown Bombers
Jim Lyons
Bombers
Chuck Siniff
Cliff Thierry
Bob Lynch
Walter
Roger Walter
Dave Burnap
Ed Zaborniak
Carl Asp
Dirwin Bliss
Don O'Neil
al Zaremba
George Brouse
Mel Bair
Larry Conrad
Andel
Johnny Andel
Doug Walker
Ken Ives
Steve Yakunovich
Don Searles
Jim Ward
Art Sooy
Amberst
G. PF. T
F. A Walter
Hev
O Crocker
Ol Roberts
Jocke
Fetal Wees
UN South Amherst
Bob Clark
al Charnes
Brown Res
Walker
Matcham
Hartle
Ewe
Knessel
Babcock
Crombie
R Sherrer
Pritchett
Tk Baker
Alholbe
Jurdan
Fenent If
Menz
Ol Snyder
Wells
Mole
Bernie Wibaak
Amden
Yakovich
Browand
Tilsmith
Devereaux
Perriman
Walte
Rf Paul
C Bee
Burton Jenne
George Mirjaben
Poblod
Telandersdt
Maddock If
Rockas
Bakoc
Stroh
Om Diederich
Alison
Schmitt Ig
Wastloff
Ies
May Ridgeville
Roy Dettman
Kenneth Aurand
I Grafton
George ‘Aithtell
Jim Kelve
Women's Pin Schedule Updated for Tonight Bowling League
The Olympic Recreation Women's Bowling League runs four matches this evening with start times moved from 9 to 7 30. Memo's Tavern faces Circle Drive In, Olympic Recreation meets Krebs Sunoco, Empire Tavern plays Plas Construction, and General Industries meets Yates Construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olympic Recreation
Memo's Tavern
Circle Drive
Krebs Sunoco
Empire Tavern
Plas Construction
General Industries
Yates Construction
Elyria Catholic Quint Falls to Lorain 23 19
Elyria Central Catholic freshmen lost a tight 23 to 19 decision to Lorain St Marys Reserves in Lorain. The setback, Elyria Catholics fourth defeat in six games, came ahead of a Monday night contest against Amherst freshmen in Amherst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Central Catholic High
Lorain St. Mary’s
Lorain
Elyria
Elyria Catholic
Amherst
Lorain ST. Elyria Mary's
Ross
Socha
Alwozel
Letceski
Diedrich
Curran
Tractor oil drain warning on oil filter service risk
Failure to observe the recommended oil drain practice and oil filter service will cause a clogged oil filter and coated oil screens, plugged oil lines, scarred pistons, and burned bearings on the tractor.
Indians Rally To Con Ice Loop Tilt
The Springfield Indians defeated Washington 5 to 3 at Uline Arena to move into third place in the Eastern Division of the American Hockey League. Trailing 3 1 at the start of the final period, the Indians exploded for four goals in four minutes to secure the win.
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United Press
Springfield Indians
Washington
Indians
Uline Arena
Cincinnati Star Tops College Scoring Race Spotlight
New York reports Ralph Richter of the University of Cincinnati leads the major college individual scoring race with 131 points in six games for an average of 21.83. He narrowly surpasses Vince Boryla, who had 218 points in 10 games for a 21.80 average, after Boryla had displaced Ernie Vandeweghe the prior week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. Pat
Oscar Fraley
United Press
EW York
Fraley
American Legion
Legion
Kevin O'Shea
Notre Dame
Marvin Schatzman
St. Louis University
Kevin O’schatzmay
St. Louis Billikens
Eddie Hickey
Frank Leahy
Billikens
Hickey
Lou Brownson
Virginia Military Institute
Slick Morton
Mississippi State
Marcel Cerdan
Steve Belloise
Robert Villemain
Belloise
Phil O'Connell
Manhattan
New Orleans
Crescent City
Phil
NCAA
NFL
Kentucky
Blue Grass State
California
Virginia
Maryland
Blue Grass
Tony Galento
Waddaya
New York
Ralph Richter
University of Cincinnati
Richter
Vince Boryla
Denver
University of Denver
Boryla
Ernie Vandeweghe
Colgate
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Dgeville
Ry River
S. W. Lead
Quint
Icky River
Immed
Wayne Schnaakway
Comets
Pirates
Issume
Advant
Rocky
Bruce Lydrickson
Jim
Ambherst
Schnaak
Broerman
Orf
Bowers
Sea
Ith
Red Jackets
Advant- Leonhard
Askets
Scarlet Warriors
Dick Liv
Bernie Spechalske
Attyre
Qat
Ken Butway
Dukes
Dwestern
Wellin Gr . Linden
Butler
Harley
Carmen
Russell
St Aldrich
Lattimer
Foint
Dene
Ewes Fees
Oberlin Seenene
Dick Meyer
Ben Westhafer
Medin
Brubaker
Lukenic
Maitland
Romot
A Donahue
Marotta
Horvath
Zvosec
Langford
Mishak
Hu Q
Alexander
Se Ethoee
D'Zurik
United Service
Delco Batteries
Carter
Delco-Remy
Rth
Huron Co
Huron County
Seeaneeterenes
Eparacee
Sree
Greenwich Eerneee
Elyria Merchants
Eas
Lorain Eagles
Jack Knight
Elyria Doon
Lorain Amherst B
G. F. BI . F. Es Holzhauer
BiMoebius
Range
Stencil. c
Sherp
Moorhead
Bechtel
Tomasi
Traster
Hilerski
I Ngeorge
Shieferst
Zannl If
Elassen
Sane
Lorain B & M
Cage
Easi
Columbia Avon
Camden LaGrange
Sens Penfield
Henrietta Vaue
Aoe
Ebrookside
G. F. Asp
Zalac
Parker, Lf . A
Bommer
O'Neil
Bilss
Vanehe
Sirlingshirn
Miller
O Or
Conrad
Yuhos
Dekker
Hobal
Brookside Ae A
Avonseees
Careron Hall
Jim Henke
Relden Lagrange
Gelalles
Ae i
Opfer
Zaremba
Barr
Brouse
Gancad
Ces
Koontz
Palcesko Lg
SIF
O'Grady Lg
O'Grady Rz
Belen
LaGran
Sean
Citt? Brubblefield
Ed Matus
Elyria Catholic Quint
Dunlap’s
Temple Ct
Cincinnati Star
Elyria Memorial
the General Industries
Monte Wyckoff Dry Cleaning
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