Elyria Lorain clash sparks Lake Erie League history
Blyria and Lorain teams meet Friday night at Lorain High wood court in the long rivalry under current coaches Ralph Bauer and Elyria's, with Bauer boasting a strong record against Lorain. The series has swung, with Lorain holding a lead and Elyria closing the gap in recent seasons amid top scorers Bangas Janowicz and Simonovich.
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Buddy Young Quits School
Chicago report states Buddy Young, Ulingis‘ speedy Negro halfback, plans to quit college and risk ineligibility for intercollegiate play. He may not turn pro, but will travel to Los Angeles for a professional all star game amid uncertainty about his career.
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Wolverines Beat Budgets In Sepia Hi-Y Cage League
Wolverines held the lead in the Sepia Hi-Y Basketball League routing Budgets 44 to 24, while Huskies fell to Seahawks in a separate notable result. War Dunlap led Wolverines with 21 points, Donald of the Seahawks scored 13 for the opposing side.
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Four Added To Hall Of Fame In Modern Era
The Baseball Hall of Fame opened its doors to modern-type players for the first time in five years. Pitchers Carl Hubbell Lefty Grove catcher Mickey Cochrane and infielder Frankie Frisch were selected to the seventh annual ballot by the Baseball Writers Association of America after obtaining at least 76 percent of votes from 18 members.
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Mickey) Cochrane
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Standings Shake Up In Women's City Bowling Tourney
In the eighth annual women’s city bowling tournament at Olympic Recreation Center, new leaders emerged in doubles with Marie Everett and Joyce Gilden totaling 1844 pins after handicap. C. M. Faehler and J Ellis moved to second with 1126, while Ag Valerius and Gerry Tomeroy stood third with 1054 as Hagel Kady and Malle Huck fell to fourth with 1080. Gerry Pomeroy led singles at 4802, with Mella Wise second on 509. The tourney advances to next week with doubles and singles finals to decide winners.
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Elyria Freshmen Face Norwalk in Thursday Basketball
Elyria Freshmen travel to Norwalk for a Thursday afternoon game at Ban To date. Coach Besedicts and the Ridgeside Reserves clash with other local freshmen teams including Clearview and Sanousky as part of a busy Fall season schedule.
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Donkey Cage Game At Grafton Saturday Evening
A benefit donkey basketball event at Grafton High School gym features Grafton Kiwanis versus the PTA at 8 PM. Also the regulation can ass game pits Grafton Merchants against LaGrange Merchants, with proceeds to the athletic department.
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Amherst Racks Up 13th Straight In Beating Avon
Amherst’s 13th straight win, 63-27 over Avon, powered by Glenn Carstensen with 17 points and 12 each by Zaborniak and Velogi. Avon’s Johnny Pickering led visitors with seven. South Amherst Reserves beat Avon Reserves 30-16 in the earlier game.
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Mid Year Graduation Reshapes Lake Erie League Basketball
The Lake Erie League faces major shifts as mid year graduations thin rosters across Lorain Miyria Cleveland Heights Shaw Shaker and Lakewood. Key seniors Ane gelo Bangas Roland Atle Jali Stofanik and Milt Bialosky depart, while Lorain and Shaker brace for succession with stars like Viedinowies Kris and York returning only if cleared. The schedule highlights Lorain at Tie rain and a pivotal Shaw showdown as teams chase the league crown.
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Tutt) Bauer
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Henrietta Rout LaGrange Contests In Independent Showdown
Henrietta led by Uys and Fall's Heart High dominated LaGrange 480 in an independent floor clash. Dick Youngblood starred for LaGrange with scoring bursts, while Carl Getztebling led Henrietta with 15 and Stan Vruszak added 14 as Henrietta reserves beat LaGrange reserves 28-11.
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la Grange
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Amherst wallops Medina to tie Northern Cage League lead
Amherst High's Comets crushed Medina High 60 to 4 in a Northern League travel game on the Tucal floor, avenging a prior 46-43 defeat. Reames sparked Amherst as WA United led four Northern starts, boosting the Comets toward the league summit.
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Penfield Dominates Litchfield 53 40 in Local Tilt
Penfield High surged to a 53-40 win over Litchfield with Andy Walko scoring 23 points to pace the victors. Schmidt and Ser fert added seven each for the visitors, as Penfield reserves won the earlier junior contest 42-10.
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Heights Tigers Edge Ashtabula in Stratified Showdown
In a tense lakeside matchup, Heights Tigers narrowly defeated Ashtabula Heights, with key plays from Teagan Feader and Loke Brae Leveguey. The game featured strong defense, late scoring bursts, and a sharp push by the Heights squad to secure a hard fought win at home.
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Tornadoes Win Match at Center Field in Dramatic Upset
In a tense game at Center Field the Tornadoes defeated the Hot team by 23 points as Waters led with 24 total, Gallaghe tallied 335 for the visitors, and Belden’s squad suffered a tough night against Liverpool Reserves with scattered scoring and rough play throughout.
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Oberlin Defeats Case 50 to 42 for Fourth Win
Oberlin College Yeomen beat Case Rough Riders 50 42 to secure their fourth victory in seven games. Howie Helfrich led scoring with 18 points, while Phil Thomas and Bill Kanda each had 14. Case extended its losing streak to eight games. Prelim: Oberlin seconds defeated Case seconds 31 to 11.
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Grafton Cagers Upset Eaton 45-38 in Independent Game
Grafton cagers defeated Eaton 45 to 38 on the local hard court in a tightly contested independent game. Leininger led Graf ton with 24 points while Rogga and Carmel added key scoring and Leininger sparked the team, despite Eaton reserves taking the preliminary win over Graf ton reserves.
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Oberlin Quint Caps Sixth Straight In Conference 64 39
Oberlin high school boys basketball trounced Fairview 64 to 39 on Fairview floor. The Indians won their tenth game this season and their sixth straight in the Southwestern Conference, moving two games ahead in the standings.
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Oberlin edges Fairview in league clash and Berea beats Clearview
Oberlin led by Cindy Wigton with 20 points while Dick Ward and Don Themis added 18 and 10 as Oberlin won. Fairview’s Joe Pfaff had 13 points and Warren Kurnlea 11. Berea defeated Clearview 45 to 47, Cola scoring 18 for Berea and Lukenic 13 for Clearview. Berea reserves won 38 to 7 in the prelim.
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Knapp
Peters
Willinson
Seventh Grade League Action Highlights Seven Teams
Seventh Grade League games at Gates saw Holy Cross 12 9 and Jefferson defeat St Agnes 21 3. Hamilton led individual scores with 1% points, as teams from Holy Cross, Jefferson, St Agnes and others competed in the afternoon session.
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