Rocky River Tops Fairview to Snag Key League Win
In Elyria, Rocky River shocked Fairview 57 54 to hand the Scarlet Warriors their first league loss after a string of wins, lifting Rocky River into sole possession of disputed third place as Clearview and Medina won to tighten the race for the Southwestern Conference title. Fairview, led by Jim Venus with 14 and Harold Yost 12, built an early 19 8 edge but Rocky River reversed with an 8 0 run in the third period and rode a late surge to the upset victory.
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Medina
Rocky River
High
Pirates
Fairview
Scarlet Warriors
Warriors
Wellington
Oberlin
Jim Venus
Harold Yost
Jim Wolfe
Leo Gorfido
Neal Shannon
Dick Gleason
Oberlinky River
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Iview
River
Opucuscey
Diegiview
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BegSeeubuten
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Fairiew
Russ Nn
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Clift Stupbie
Jer
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Dave Given
Jenma
Peller
Momatec
Sehivanke
Garrety If
Rocky
Laurels
Haj Cihier
Deny Eugher
Nan
Imedina
Onertun
Bryenton
Gleason
Aont Wellington
Venus
Andrews
Dukes
F. Venus
Ignis
Ridgeville Holds Edge in Title Drive in Eastern League
Ridgeville remained atop the Eastern Division with a 61-44 win over Grafton while Camden upset Brownhelm 56-51, keeping Ridgeville on track for the division crown. Brownhelm’s bid faltered as Camden handed the Western leaders their loss, with Hartle and Renner leading Ridgeville’s scorers and Jantz topping Grafton.
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Soglniele
Lorain County
Seision
Madarus
Jotuw
Vwidantg
Gilder
Thomas
Pet
Daddock
Thomson
Susak
Whrueder
Knapp
Glovery
Eaton
Austin
Amherst
Berney
Avon Lake
Scheidler
Columbia
Grafton
Grifton
Hagiett
Camden
Wee
Steele
Schaefer, Jr
Henrietta
Hows
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Penfield
Hand
Lg Coe
Bennett
Gi Corman
LaGrange
Si Toul
Moe
Felden
Tee Oebler
George Chouret
Pearce
Rader
Seadald
Linden
Wake Manor Burke Nets 31 in Independent victory
Burke led the team with 31 points in a 2 37 win over Wrighton of Lorin County. Wakeman also topped Brighton’s jayvees 27 24 as Wake man opened a 13 2 lead and extended the margin to 37 9 at halftime. Berniel Wolfe and Daryl Bartow scored 13 and 12 forWake man with Matchani top scorer for Wrighton at 10. Brighton’s reserves defeated Wakeman’s jayvees 27 24.
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Bill Burke
Wake
Itan High
Rough Riders
Troy
Aee
Wrighton
Lorin County
Townsend
Huron County
Berniel Wolfe
Daryl Bartow
Rmes Matchani
Wakeman
Brighton
Jayvees
Aera Neal
If T Palmer
Beker, Jr
Matcham
Smith
Tartan
Nestor
Sikora
Bicker
Seeley Ie
Murray
Cares
Lg. Oo U
Taylor
Wakeman Sentesseee IE
No Cellar Finish For Senators Says Harris
Washington manager Bucky Harris vows the Senators will not finish last, aiming to rise from seventh place. He notes 1952 will be a three-way fight among Indians Red Sox Yankees, with Detroit and White Sox strong. Porterfield leads a fragile staff, infield bolstered by Baker and Upton, with Runnels Yast Vernon key, and Coan Noren Mele in the outfield.
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George McCarthy
United Press
Washington
Bucky Harris
Washington Senators
Harris
Senators
Cleveland Indians
Boston Red Sox
New York Yankees
Detroit
Art Houtteman
Chicago White Sox
Nats
Bob Porterfield
Porterfield
Bucky
Gee
Floyd Baker
White Sox
Tommy Upton
Browns
Chicago
Pete Runnels
Clyde Klurtz
Mickey Grasso
Micky Guerra
Gil Coan
Irv Noren
Sam Mele
Ohio Conference basketball tightens as Clearview edges Otterbein
Clearview edged Otterbein 34-20 in a tight Ohio Conference game. Lehman led with 12 points, Molnar contributed 12, and Van Neil sparked defense while Staller and Covington added double figures. Oberlin remains in striking range as the two teams battle for conference position.
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George van Neil
Gton
Plang
Julius Molnar
Clearview
Otterbein
Chuck Ferguson
Oberlin
Bob Bent
Hal Erlenbach
Joe Howem
Ell
Bruce Daube
Bob Berg
Horst
Camden's Hand tops county program with 29 points
Russ Hand scored 29 in Camden's win over Brownhelm as Al Myers shone defensively holding Jack Park to nine points. Neil Whitney set up Hand's five-foot, 10-inch inbounds, while Fred Lewis battled six-foot-four Frank Hartle for rebounds. Camden shot 26 of 59, over 40 percent, and led 27-17 at halftime, then rode strong first-half work to victory.
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Tes
Russ Hand
Camden
Brownhelm
al Myers
Jack Park
Neil Whitney
Handlana
Fred Lewis
Frank Hartle
Camden Us c
Camden Cagers
Hand
Knights and women pace city bowling records and honors
James Berchak led the night across the city with a 232 single in the Knights of St. John League at Evans Lanes, setting a new season mark. Betty Wykrent and Mary Kohler topped the Women’s All-City League with a 514 series and a 208 single, while Millie Balogh posted a 483 series in the Perry-Faye Women's League.
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Betty
Wykrent
Mary Kohler
James Berchak
Knights of St. John
Evans Lanes
Perry-Faye
Millie Balogh
Three Quintets On Road Tonight In Basketball
No Lorain County scholastic games are on tonight but three independent road contests feature Elyria Catholic at Cleveland Lutheran Amherst at Vermilion and La Grange at Westfield in action packed schedule.
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Lorain County
Frays
Elyria Catholic
Cleveland Lutheran
Amherst
Vermilion
la Grange
Leroy
Westfield
Cage Schedule for ODA Nearby High Schools
Elyria Catholic at Cleveland Lutheran LaGrange at Westfield Amherst at Vermilion Rocky River at Bay Village Berlin Heights at Birmingham Huron at Lakeside.
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ODA
Elyria Catholic
Cleveland
Gutheran LaGrange
Westfield
Amherst
Vermilion
Rocky River
Bay Village
Berlin Heights
Birmingham
Huron
Lakeside
Conservation Ass'n Meets On Monday
The Lorain County Conservation Association will install officers for 1952 at an 8 PM meeting at the Ohio Fuel Gas Company auditorium on High Street. Wes Sanisloy of Oberlin becomes President, with committee reports for 1951 and a legislative panel discussion on Lake Erie and Sandusky Bay issues on the agenda. All members and interested outsiders are urged to attend.
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Lorain County Conservation Association
Ohio Fuel Gas Company
High Street
Wes Sanisloy
Oberlin
Lake Erie
Sandusky Bay
No. 1 Netter To Be Named Today
The United States Lawn Tennis Association met to approve the 1951 national rankings and decide whether Tony Trabert Vic Seixas or Dick Savitt should be No 1. Trabert, a Cincinnati rising star, was recommended for the top spot by the Men's Ranking committee. The committee had Seixas second and Savitt third, but their recommendations came before Davis Cup matches against Australia, prompting calls for a revision.
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Netter
New York
Wu. S. Lawn Tennis Association
Sutile
Tony Trabert
Vic Seixas
Dick Savitt
Trabert
Cincinnati
U.S.S.T.A
Seixas
Philadelphia
Savitt
Orange
Nii
Australia
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Idgeville High
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Les Miller
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