Finals set for 1950 Golden Gloves at Lorain High
The Lorain Boxing Commission announces 13 Open and 7 Novice bouts to decide six Open and seven Novice class titles at Lorain High School auditorium Thursday night. Contenders include Walter Lucki open heavy Ken Gantz open light heavy Roger Dickerson novice, Tom Majesky novice feather, Dave Snyder novice fly, with Steffek and DeSantis as trainers guiding multiple Lorain Elyria and Sandusky fighters amid boxing commission criticisms and lineup confusion.
Hogan And Snead Clash Today In Tourney Playoff
Ben Hogan and Sammy Snead meet in a delayed Los Angeles Open playoff on Riviera County Club for the $2,800 first prize. The 18-hole medal play could extend to sudden death after 48 holes with 16,000 expected in attendance. Snead needed 66 to force the playoff after tying for 280 in last week’s Los Angeles event.
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Los Angeles
Ben Hogan
Sammy Snead
Hogan
Riviera County Club
Saged
Snead
Battlin
Ben
Pro Grid Forces Gather Today To Form New League
Pro football owners meet to create the National-American League from the 10 NFL clubs and three AAC remnants. Buffalo and Houston apply for franchises with 13 charter members required for unanimity. Coaches to set playing rules precede front-office drafting sessions.
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Pro Grid
New League
Philadelphia
Buffalo
NFL
AAC
Chicago Bears
Chicago Cardinals
New York Giants
New York Bulldogs
Pittsburgh Steelers
Philadelphia Eagles
Washington Redskins
Los Angeles Dons
Green Bay
Wis
Packers
San Francisco Forty- Niners
Cleveland Browns
Baltimore Colts
Detroit Lions
Kentucky Quintet Is Overrated Says Coach Rupp
Kentucky coach Adolph Rupp labeled his team a “bunch of sophomores” and overrated, noting 10 wins this season and a 44 game SEC streak ended by Tennessee. He praised freshman center Bill Spivey’s development and questioned Holy Cross and Bradley as national leaders.
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Chicago
Adolph Rupp
Kentucky
Cagers
Chicago Basketball Writers Association
Rupp
Tennessee
Wildcats
Georgia
DePaul
Chicago Stadium
Fastern
Holy Cross
Bradley
Gene Melchiorre
Bill Spivey
Alex Groza
Groza
Three Contests on House Loop Card
Three basketball games brighten the YMCA House League schedule tonight. Mawers leads with 5-1, facing Foulers at 9 oclock. Trippers sit 4-2 to clash with Swisheas at seven. Dribblers meet Misseis at unknown time.
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YMCA
Mawers
Trippers
Swisheas
Dribblers
Misseis At
Brown-Lipe-Chapin Women's Bowling Schedule
The Brown Lipe Chapin Women s Bowling League will roll at Bowl O Drome this evening with four matches on the schedule Painters va Nationwide Food Aces vs Office Pencil Pushers va In specion Packets vs Conveyors
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RLC
Brown-Lipe-Chapin
Painters Va
Nationwide
Elyria boxers vie for Golden Gloves titles Thursday
Six Elyria amateurs remain in the Golden Gloves tournament with three Stefek A C boxers and three DeSantis A C fighters competing at Lorain High School. Finalists include Roger Dickerson 147 pound novice Ken Gants light heavyweight open and Walter Lucki open heavyweight. Dickerson faces John Orove Mickey A C Lorain while Gants fights Beebe Bennett Sandusky and Lucki meets Bill Virgin Lorain. DeSantis trio includes Dave Snyder Pat Carney and Tom Majesky with Snyder facing Len Parker and Majesky facing Gerald Smith. Carney is unopposed in novice 118 pound division.
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Elyria
Lorain High School
Ken Gants
Walter Lucki
Dickerson
John Orovée
Mickey A. C
Lorain
Gants
Beebe Bennett
Sandusky
Lucki
Bill Virgin
Carney
Ber Peon
Siffert Fires 601 Series in Bowling Night for Gridleys
Jack Siffert of Gridleys in the Western Auto matic League rolled a 601 series at Stoney's Rainbow Lanes commanding individual honors. He opened with 194 and 188, then 219 for the final game to reach the 600 mark. Arvay's Potato Chips stood second in the All-City League as the city bowls page notes.
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Jack Siffert
Gridleys
Hank
Top teams shine in league bowling action across city
The 600 Club Western Automatic League led by Jack Siffert rolled a 2,753 series including a 970 single game to sweep Stone's Grill at Olympic Recreation, with a 872 tie in regulation. Al Krage led Wheels in Colson Corporation League with a 234. Department 42 posted a 2,617, a season high. George's Chips led Olympic Recreation Women's League with 2,296 as Mary Kohler paced the team with 495.
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Stone's Grill
Olympic Recreation
al Krage
Wheels
Colson Corporation
Department 42
George
Columbia Quintet Edged 57 56 in Independent Doubleheader
Columbia Ballroom lost 57 56 to Lorain Kirby Cleaners in a Class A game. Lorain County Merchants were routed 38 22 by Paradise Hall Ramblers of Cleveland. Hawke missed two late free throws. a rebound and field goal were ruled after the clock. Officials were Ed Matus and Al Clarke.
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Cullmmi
Columbia Ballroom
Lorain
Kirby Cleaners
Lorain County Merchants
Paradise Hall Ramblers
Cleveland
Columbia
Dave Hawke
George Briggel
Hawke
Palinoumas Meredith
Si Botters
Larhman
Phierry
Bell
Crocker
Orosz
Hawkerg Krupp
Bingpell
Vilags
Gnaltier
Marttin
Ignot
Kiroy Cleaners
Ed Matus
al Clarke
Paradise Hall Lorain CO. Ramblers
Aergrants
Go. F A Pollard
Bob
Werner
Trewin
G Kibler
Mo Williamse
Limpert
Walker
F Andrews
Flueler
Sauerre
Wiliams
Everett
Iorton
Telzerow
Rylje Lo
Mixed college and high school results from scattered games
A long OCR fragment lists numerous basketball scores and teams across the Midwest and beyond, including exuIO SCmOLASTIC events, Columbus area teams, Delaware, Mt. Vernon, Cincinnati schools, and several colleges such as Duquesne, St. John's, Providence, Ithaca, and Georgia teams. The jumble shows final scores like Mansfield 68 Bellevuess4, Columbus East 41, and many others, but the text is garbled and incomplete.
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Umsted Falls
Elyria Catholic
Mansfield
Gilmour Academy
Chardon
Bainbridge
College
East
Jine
Georgia
Kentucky
Tampa
Florida
Rman
Citadel
Bridgewater College
Randolph-Maca
Cleveland park lease eyed as city play field
Old League Park would be deeded to Cleveland for use as a city play field under a new stadium lease. The five acre site, valued at about 150000, would reduce stadium rentals during the contract term. Funeral services set for Morris Ackerman outdoors editor of the Cleveland Press. Roy Sanders, 57, former Pirates pitcher, dies in Kansas City. Ohio State players back from Hawaii after Rose Bowl related duties. Alex Agase, Browns linebacker, and Norma June Chapman wed in Los Andes and plan to live in Evanston Illinois.
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Willard SM. Pederson
Shaker Heights
Marshall College
Huntington
West
Virginia
Pederson
Mt. Union College
Frank Clair
Ohio State
University of Buffalo
Roy Straight
Marshall
Cam Henderson
Lorain County
Alex Black
Tony Pompein
Lorain
Phil Cerasa
Olympic
Cerasa
Gert Herke
Betty Lasky
Ohio Division of Wildlife Headquarters
United Press
Cleveland
Morris Ackerman
The
Cleveland Press
Sebring
Fla
Kansas City
Roy Sanders
Pittsburgh Pirates
Sanders
Columbus Senators
Pirates
A.P
Alex Agase
Cleveland Browns
Norma June Chapman
Los Andes
Browns
Evanston, Ill
Alex
Printig
Bowling League Schedule At Stoney's Bowl Tonight
The Stoney's Rainbow Lanes six match schedule lists Oberlin Hardware versus Spring Valley, Slyria Hardware versus Pro Radin, Renton Super Electric versus Nect Mattlers, Rainbow Bar versus Lehman Cartage, Terrell Marine Service versus Lelay Ewing, Yates Construction versus Thornburg Manufacturing, all at 7 o'clock.
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Stoney's
Stoney’sainbow
Oberlin
Wmardware
Spring Valley
Slyria Hardware
P Ro
Radin
Renton-Super Electric
Nect
Mattlers
Rainbow Bar
Lehman Cartage
Terrell Marine Service Va
Lelay Ewing
Yates Construction +s
Three Games Carded By Columbia Quintets
Columbia Class A and Class B teams schedule Sunday and Thursday games. The Columbia A five will meet Shulan Jewelers of Akron at Barberton, while the Columbia Redjackets face East Side Merchants A and B from Cleveland on January 26 at the local high school court.
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Columbia
Columbia Ballroom
Shulan Jewelers
Akron
Barberton
Columbia A Five
Columbia Redjackets
Cleveland
C Pin Loop Schedule for Bowling Center League Tonight
The four Class C matches are on schedule at 9 tonight at the Bowling Center. The lineup includes Goodyear Stare versus Better Linn, Vogue Dry Cleaners versus Bowling Center, Climer Cash Registers versus Reliance Machines, and Fort Pity Beers.
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Yelock
Goodyear Stare
Better Linn
Vogue Dry Cleaners
Climer Cash Registers
Reliance Machines
Fort Pity
Chronicle Telegram
Jewel Ens Veteran Baseball Manager Dies of Pneumonia
Syracuse N Y veteran baseball manager Jewel Ens died last night at age 60 after pneumonia. Ens managed Syracuse of the International League since 1942 and previously played for the Pirates, later coaching for Detroit and Cincinnati and helping develop stars like Ewell Blackwell Hank Sauer and Eddie Erhardt.
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Syracuse
N. Y
Jewel Ens
Pitts ‘Burgh Pirates
Pheumonia
Ens
St. Louis
San Antonio
Tex
Pirates
Pittsburgh
Detroit
Cincinnati
Ewell Blackwell
Hank Sauer
Eddie Erantt
Indianapolis Indians
American Association
Oberlin Quint To Oppose Otterbein And Case This Week
Oberlin College Yeomen, coached by Bob Clark, play Otterbein at home Friday and Case Tech on Saturday. They have won six of eight and aim to extend a four game streak after beating Rochester Allegheny and Transylvania in recent outings.
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Oberlin
Bob Clark
Oberlin College Yeomen
Yeomen
Otterbein
Oberlin College
Rochester
Allegheny
Transylvania
Cleveland
Case Institute of Technology
New London Smites Plymouth for Sixth Win of Season
New London High School cagers posted their sixth win against one defeat by defeating Plymouth 56 to 11. J W Kelley led with 14 points, John Jetter added 13, Phil White 11, as New London built a 15-6 first quarter lead, stretched it to 35-19 at halftime and coasted. In the prelim, Plymouth won 24-21. Officials were Wayne Shafer and Del Lonz.
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New London
New London High School
Plymouth
J. W. Kelley
John Jetter
Phil White
StRoot
Fetter
Schreck
Mathews
White
Scheeck
I & Seiler
Sj Grabach
Parker
Hook
Rt Qo
Brown
OB Ford
Sldwell
Eepneath
Sawdey
Bai New London
Wayne Shafer
del Lonz
Eee
Gene Kasubinski
Elyria
Panthers
Olmsted Falls
Olmsted Elyria Falls
Catholic
Hemel
Rader
Neutenbach
Hecker
Kozel
Brooks
D Jameyson
Plato
Weber
Renton
Riviia Catholica
Reik and Koch
Dave Andrezejewski
Lorain St. Mary's
Greenwich
Lorain County
Lorain
Bob Gorham
Chuck Butchko
Larry Lenzen
Lorain St. Mary’s
SY Maey
mtEbnen
Wenzen
Schantz
M2 McGee
S'Gorham
Butchks
Duna
Ancdre'sk
Aukerman Rg
Snyder. le
Neyer, We
Dima
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Three County Cage Teams Score Wins Over Foreign Foes
Lorain St Marys, Lorain High, Camden each won decisive games against out-of-county rivals while Elyria Catholic fell to Olmsted Falls 68-37. Lorain St Marys beat Greenwich 61-42, Lorain High defeated Sandusky 41-28, and Camden overcame Wakeman 44-34. South Amherst routed Clearview 60-43 in an independent county clash.
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G Orain County
Elyria Catholic High
Panthers
Olmsted Falls
Cuyahoga County
Lorain St. Mary’s
Greenwich
Huron County
Lorain High
Steelmen
Sandusky
Camden
Wakeman
South Amherst
Clearview
South Amherst Tops Clearview for Seventh Win
South Amherst defeated Clearview 80 to 43 as guard Stan Truszak scored 25 points for the victors. John Olah added 16 points for South Amherst, while Clearview’s reserves contributed in a 41-28 preliminary win. Officials were Cabas and Henke.
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Stan Truszak
South Amherst
John Olah
Clippers
Clearview
S. Amherst
G. F. T. G. FT. Hevener
Tpazekas
Wiegand
Posze
Lenee
UW Teaman
Vilagi
G/Olah
Eis
giBoonerr
Branscum Tf
OlKosako’skie
Sisiow
OlJohns
Wirth
O'Zvorec
Miolek
Dotin Cabas
Jim Henke
Flyers Rally Four In Final Period To Beat Hornets
The St. Louis Flyers erased a 3 1 deficit with four goals in the final period to defeat the Pittsburgh Hornets 5 3 in a Western Division showdown. Billy McComb Al Baccari Norm Tustin and Red Doran provided the fireworks as St Louis snapped a seven game winless streak and moved within one point of Pittsburgh with Indianapolis still ahead. A trade followed, sending Adam Brown from Chicago for Tustin and Hector Pozzo, who will join the Kansas City Hawks in the U S Hockey League.
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United Press
St. Louis Flyers
Pittsburgh Hornets
Flyers
Hornets
Indianapolis
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
Billy McComb
al Baccari
Norm Tustin
Red Doran
St. Louis
Adam Brown
Chicago Blackhawks
Tustin
Hector Pozzo
Pozzo
Kansas City Mohawks
Belden Cagers Take 72 53 Victory In League Contest
Belden Merchants remain undefeated with a 72 to 53 win over Spencer Clifford's Store in Northern Ohio Class B Basketball League action. Belden led 24 10 early and maintained control throughout, with strong contributions from Grieve, Stuart, and Watroth as Spencer Clifford's faced a decisive defeat.
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Belden
Srencen
Belden Merchants
Spencer Clifford
Eee
Spencer L. Sch
pArcher
Grieve
He & A. Raun'r
Gt Oil
Stuart
G. Raus
F. Sehaef
N. Stuart
Watroth
Severn
Ilanders
Ives
Eiden
Pencer
Bucks Watson To Be Honored Tonight
Urbana Ohio reports Watson star of Ohio State championship Rose Bowl team will be honored at a dinner tonight. He is joined by Jimmy Hague who kicked the last-ditch field goal that beat California and Dick Reed of the Ohio State marching band. Both Watson and Reed are Urbana products.
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Urbana
Watson
Ohio
Jimmy Hague
Buckeye
Ohio State
California
Dick Reed
Reed
Urbana Products
B Pin Loop Schedule At Olympic Recreation League
The Olympic Recreation B Bowling League bowls at 7 tonight with four matches on the card Crying Bowing Center versus Wasserman Men'son Cleveland Street Iaaly Store versus Nehi Beverage Rushner's Cafe versus Team Mo 6 Wilmot Printing Company versus Erin Brew.
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Olympic Recreation
Bowing Center
Wasserman Men'son
Cleveland Street
Iaaly Store
Nehi Beverage
Rushner's Cafe
Team Mo
Wilmot Printing Company
Erin Brew
Smitty's Pin Schedule Promises Four Bowling Matches
Smitty's Bowling League bowls four matches at 7 PM at the Bowling Center. Parrish Meats faces Somers Smith Insurance, Royal Crown Colats versus Smitty's Grocery, Elvira Lumber and Coat pitted against Alway's Chips, and Bud's Barbers meeting Has erodt Jewelers.
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Smitty
Parrish Meats
Somers« Smith Insurance
Royal Crown Colats
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Lorain Boxins
Lerain
Ler
Filiere
Steel City
Sheffield Lake
Ken Gantz
Roger Dickerson
Weiter
Tom Majesky
Dave Snyder
Pat Carrey
DeSantis
Mike Poherence
Mickey A.C
Lorsin
Herman Jaworski
Earl
Jum Griffith
Stefek
Steve Tomko
Vision
Leroy Davis
Lorain Boxing Commission
Fide
Tingside
Lennie Parker
Snyder
Tomko
Sam Irbe
Das
Irbe
Alex Gyorfi
Elytia
John Orowee
Hlf. Ross
Davis
Gerald Smith
Smith
Mitter
Ead
By Sixta
Kentucky Quintet
Walter Luck
Siffert
Columbia Quintet
Collegeboro. Ga
UPI
J. B Searce, Jr
Georgia Teachers College
Searce
Exuio
Midwest
South Dakota
Bickinaga State
St. Louia
Wichita
Indiana Central
Anderson
Hamline
Gustavus Adolphus
Kent State
Wooster
St Thomas
St. Atary’s
Toledo
Wayn Heidelberg
Whitenverson Findlay
Ashland
Balamaoor
Alme
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Western Michigan
Birmingham Egret
Drury
Menper
Texas
Sam Houston
Ge Jose State
San Francisco State
Columbus
Jerry Krai
Pande
Savic
Jack Jennings
Hawaii
Columbia Quintets
Oberlin Quint
Case
New York City
Ann Anderson
International
Elyria Lorain High School
Lake Erie
Elyria High School
Pioneers
Blue Streaks
Bob Telamile
Don Fritz
Walt Waitt
Tom McGory
Loga
Sandusar
G. F. T. G. Telatniz
Hotmiler
Fritz
Waitt
Lorain Bt. Mary's
Ier
Jim Ward
Jzyvees
Wakema
Tigg
Todd
If Tard
Nes
Iiney
Pitts
Camden Wakeman
G Wolfe
Lapuree
E. Battow
Bauer
Jamden
Bucks" Watson
Huron County League
Pet
Monroeville
London
New Haven of Tees
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