Talk swirls around Coyer successor at Elyria High
Following Bill Coyer resignation Elyria High School weighs seven former rivals as possible successors including Lou Jouillerat Wade Watts Bob Breitenstein Jeff DeHaven Les Binkley and Doyt Perry. Superintendent Gottfried notes Coyer to leave football and track posts as gym opens January 1 1955 with 2200 permanent seats.
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Bill Coyer
Bill
Elyria
Coyer
Lou Jouillerat
Baldwin-Wallace College
Wade Watts
Canton McKinley
Bob Breitenstein
University of Miami
Fla.j
Jeff DeHaven
Sandusky
Les Binkley
Toledo
Cover
Franklin Golt
Fried
Gottfried
Enthusiasm Saves Banquet Of Champions
The Men's City Bowling Association approved a Banquet of Champions for May 21 after strong turnout at Sunday's meeting. Thirty one of forty city leagues attended, pledging $10 each to supplement the Christmas dance funds. The Bowl-O-Crome was named this season's City Bowling Tournament winner.
Golden Gloves Time Here Again in Lorain Tourney
Amateur boxers prepare for the Lorain and Sandusky event with entrants from Bellevue and Jandusky. Some champions return, while others move between novice and open divisions. Officials note mixed rules and a push to raise the level of competition amid varied training backgrounds.
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Lorain Whuesday
Dan
al Porkolahells
Amateur Boxers and Trainers Association
A.A.U. Commission
Dick Melain
Jim Brown
Elya
Atranen
Lorain
Sandusky
Forreal Kraner
X Bellevue
Bog Tanna
Bellevue
Herb Rainey
Jandusky
Mark Harvey
Clearview Clips Firelands 70 to 58 for seventh win
Clearview led Firelands 12-20 after one quarter and 26-24 at halftime then pulled away in the third, outscoring 22-12 to seal a 70-58 victory on their home floor. Oscar Clinchscale scored 38 for Clearview, Ben Caco added strong work, and Firelands received 18 from Bill Nabakowski and 12 from Montiel Ratliffe.
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Lorain
Clearview Clippers
Firelands
Clearview
Oscar Clinchscale
Ben Caco
Useay
Bill Nabakowski
Montiel Ratliffe
Ebiner Meyers
Crew
Clippers
Bud Thomas
Amherst
Gratt
Glubarview
Ferelands
s'Hawke
Clinchscale
Nabakowski
Rulshinsky
Cleaview
Black and Pribith
Rainbow Lanes Women Pairings Feature League Night
The Rainbow Lanes announces the women’s pairings for tonight’s event at 4. Matches include Lenman and Jonson against Lake Ave Floor Covering, Liord Supply versus Smith Construction, Merthe Oo against Royal Catering, Hart Construction versus Gerna’s Dress Shop, and Stoney’s Rabbor Lanes facing Rufo’s Hardwars.
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Lea Mad
He Patrines
Lenman & Jonson
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H. Merthe Oo
Royal Catering
baPone Tn
Rorick Insurance
Hart Construction
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Stoney’s
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Lorain County sport hearings set for February 19 at Ebucia City Hall
Lorain County sportsmen will voice wishes at annual game hearing February 19 at 8 p.m. in Ebucia City Hall council chambers, with fish hearing planned for March. Charlie Schue serves six years as county rep, funding his own travel to push local projects, and may be re-elected. The National Wildlife Federation has begun distributing its 18th wildlife conservation stamps to support conservation work and affiliated groups. Lake Erie marshes yielded a poor 1954 duck year with ~70,000 ducks in Sandusky Bay, while extended pheasant season at Delaware Reservoir produced 3,1008 hunters taking 55 cock pheasants and 482 rabbits.
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Lorain County
Council
City Hall
Ebuvia
Charlie Schue
Charlie
Charlo
Mej
National Wildlife Federation
J. N. “Ding’’? Darling
Ohio
M. V. Loudenback
Russells Point
League of Ohio Sportsmen
Lake Erie
Sandusky Bay
Delaware Reservoir
Delaware
Tarheels and Terps Suffer Stinging Defeats Across ACC and Other Results
North Carolina State upset North Carolina 84 to 80 in Raleigh as Lennie Rosenbluth scored 22 and Ronnie Shavlick topped scorers with 32 for State. George Washington beat Maryland 75 to 53 in a zone defense stand. Maryland, once top ten, saw its bid falter. In Elyria, Elyria High prepares for non conference tests vs Cleveland Lutheran and Ashland after a seven win four loss mark, while Lutheran carries a 64–? record into Friday.
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North Carolina State
Raleigh
N. C
George Washington
Maryland
Arrapins
North Carolina
Lennie Rosenbluth
State
Ronnie Shavlck
UCLA
International News Service
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Buckeye
Pioneers
Cleveland Lutheran
Rhodes Gym
Ashland
Lerain
Dale Reichenbach
Lutheran
Cleveland
Elyria
Shaker Heights
Shaker
Irish Nip Cardinals Edge Brookside In Close Varsity Clash
Lorain St. Mary and Brookside played a tight game with Irish Nip Cardinals winning 42-40 after a late rally. Elyria led 87-29 over Bedford, while Brookside beat Lorain 74-44 and Elyria’s Pioneers lost to Mansfield 60-53 in recent action. Eddie Winneye led Elyria with scoring pace, St. Mary’s Fred Churchill top scored for Lorain St. Mary in a low scoring win.
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Elyria
Lorain
Bedford
Jack Lopez
Pioneers
Lorain St. Mary
Bed
Clevelanders
Brookside
Hawthorne
Walter Harting
Bay
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Waite
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Cleveland Heights
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Mehl
Lima Central
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Eddie Winneye
Ron Wilson
Wul
Fred Churchill
Steve Bodnar
Imine
Lancers Host Panthers In Narrow NC Conference Showdown
Lancers coached by Goose Klinevak aim for a sixth win in ten starts as they host Gilmour Academy at Cleveland Cathedral Latin in a North Central Conference clash. Gilmour sits 3-1 in league play while Cathedral Latin trails at 0-2, with a reserve game set for 7 p.m. at the Cathedral Latin gym near 107th Street and Carnegie Avenue.
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Goose Klinevak
Felyria Catholic
Ulieh
Cleveland Cathedral Latin Gym
Gilmour Academy
Panthers
Gilmour
Flwe
Cathedral Latin
107Th Sti
Carnegie Ave
Lions Take No. 1 Spot With 66 56 Win Over Tigers
The Lions claimed undisputed first place after beating the Tigers 66 56 last night. They led 11 after the opening period and held on for the victory as the Bears edged the S2AL decision in a separate thriller.
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The
Lions
Tigers
Bears
Sharman Leads East To Victory In All Star Game
Sharman stepped into the gap for the East while Shaxrman was held to five points and Bob Cousy added ten in a late scoring push. The East defeated the West 100 to 91 as Sharman earned the sportswriters vote as outstanding player of the game amid the Tuesday night clash.
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Boston
Bills
Sharman
Shaxrman
Bob Cousy
RU Fone
East Dominates In Home League Night At Rainbow Lanes
In a rough read of a bygone score report, the East clinches its fourth win in five for the season as Cousy tallies late points to seal the victory. Stoney’s Rainbow and Kim Pollard appear in scattered mentions amid a cluttered recap of a mid season league event.
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the Paints
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Rainbow Lawer Oo
Dicken Funeral Home
Elyria Station
Gresste
Graton Department
S Square Garden
Cariage Me
Bolero
Kim Pollard
Minneapolis
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Ohio State TV Bill Seeks Forcing Games Telecast
Ohio lawmakers consider a bill requiring Ohio State University to televise its football games if other schools consent The measure aims to curb closed circuits and aligns with NCAA practice It faces a long path through committees and potential changes before it can reach a vote OSU and Michigan officials react with caution noting possible disruption to planned telecasts
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Ohio State University
Ohio House of Representatives
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G. D. Tablack
Youngstown
Francis Sullivan
Cleveland
OSU
Larkins
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Ohio
Television Football Centre
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Ohio State
Fritz Crisler
University of Michigan
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Otterbein Beats Oberlin 70 to 66 for Fifth Loss
Westerville Otterbein College defeated Oberlin College 70 66 in an Ohio Conference game. Otterbein led early and withstood a Oberlin late surge. Jerry Wirth scored 17 for Otterbein, Stan Owens 13, while Oberlin’s Eric Weber had 15 in the second half and Conrad Malicoat 14 for Oberlin. The Insers led in field goals but Otterbein held edge at the free throw line 22 to 14.
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Oberlin College
Otterbein College
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Cardinals
Oberlin
Jerry Wirth
Stan Owens
Eric Weber
Oberllin
Yeoman
Conrad Malicoat
Oheriin
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High School Cage Results Weekend Scores
Numerous high school boys and girls basketball results from Ohio teams across the state. Games cited include Avon defeating Avon Lake, Clearview edging Firelands, Lorain St Mary over Brookside, and Mentor past Cuyahoga Heights. Other notable results feature Cincinnati Western Hills 74 over Cincinnati Hughes 73 and Warren 78 over Youngstown.
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Brookside
Erento
Ridgeville
SOU
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North Boyalton
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Dauncaster
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Brideport
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Cincinnati
Franklin and Marshall official criticizes TV plans
J Shober Barr athletic director of Franklin and Marshall College in Lancaster and a member of the NCAA television committee calls the Big Ten and Pacific coast conferences plan selfish. He argues unlimited telecasts would reduce attendance and drive many colleges to drop the sport.
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J. Shober Barr
Franklin and Marshall College
Lancaster
NCAA
Big Ten
Barr
Spitzer BP
Case Tech Fails To Beat BW Again
In Cleveland the Case Tech cagers lost their second straight to Baldwin Wallace, 114 to 92. Len Roth poured in 36 points, the high mark for BW in school history, as the Yellow Jackets dominated on the floor.
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Case Tech
Baldwin-Wallace College
Yellow Jackets
Baldwins
Len Roth
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