Lorain Golden Gloves Preview Promises Big Battles
The 1952 Lorain Golden Gloves in the Steel City revives strong talent from Elyria and Lorain. Key slated bouts include Earl Kehl vs Al Harriman in the 135 open, Alex Gyorfi versus Eladio Flores in the 147 open, and Roger Dickerson against Dave Little in the 160 open, with junior and novice divisions featuring notable matchups and local athletes aiming for titles next Tuesday.
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Lorain
Steel City
Frank Janner
Dan Canales
Earl Kehl
al Harriman
Kehl
Harriman
Kehl-Harriman
Alex Gyorfi
Eladio Flores
Cliff Elbert
Jim Rutter
Frank Merrick
Bruce Williams
Jerry Rock
Wellington
Bob Williams
Elyria High
Bruce League
Rowling
D & N Coney Island
Barney
Mike Brandon
Sammy Marsho
Elyria
Pete DeSantis
DeSantis A. C
Coney Island
DeSantis
Olympic
Mike Coherence
Mickey A. C
Reggie Fawkes
Timms
Bowlings Center
Jean Rauscher
Olympic Recreation
Elyria ‘S
Kent
Steve Shaw
Sandusky
Kehi
Stefek A.C
Shaw
Mickey A.C. Gyor
Mickey A.C
John Baker
Micey A.C
Roger Dickerson
Elynan
Dickerson
Charles Mendak
Gstefek AC
Mendak
Santis A.C
Tech-1
Mucal
Travis
V.F.W. AC
Eddie Hartman
DeSantis AC
Williams
Jerry Rook
Grant
Hobar tops UPC bowling with 641 series at Stoney's Rainbow Lanes
Barney gains late lead as seven Elyrians win bouts in United Polish Club action at Stoney's Rainbow Lanes. Hobar rolls 231 203 227 for a 641 series for Steve's Barber Shop, the only local gamer to post three successive 200+ games. He holds an 18 pin edge on Mike Barney, leader in the All City standings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chuck Hobar
Kegler
Steve
Stoney’s
Rainbow Lanes
Hobar
Mike Barney
Friday matchups across local high schools and colleges
A list of Friday and Saturday evening games across Lorain and neighboring districts. Matches include Shaw at Blyris, Gilmour Academy at Flyria Catholic, Lorain at Shaker Heights, Cleveland Heights at Fuelid, and extended pairings among Lincoln, Lakewood, Clearview, Rocky River, Wellington, and more.
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Friday Shaw
Blyris
Gilmour Academy
Flyria Catholic
Lorain
Shaker Heights
Cleveland Heights
Fuelid
Cleveland
Lincoln
Lakewood
Clearview
Rocky River
Wellington
Fairview
Mredink
Amherst
Columbia
Ridgeville
Avon Lake
South Amherst
Avon
Fittaiy
Grition
Brookside
Brownhelm
Helden
Lorain County Stars Help Benefit March of Dimes
Lorain County basketball players coaches and officials join for the Fifth Annual March of Dimes benefit at Oberlin College field house. A two game program features Lorain County coaches vs Northern Ohio Officials and an all star scholastic East vs West game. Proceeds aim for about 80 dollars per ticket and total donations around 1000 dollars in past years.
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Belden
Bruce Campbell
Lorain County Athletic Board
West Cagers
Oberlin College
Campbell
Lorain County
Penfield
Penfield Court
Orain County
March of Dimes Fund
Olevlin College
March of Dimes
Ohio Officials Association
East
Elvria High
Fivencary Vane
Wellington Quints Triumph Over New London in City Tilt
Wellington High Dukes beat arch rival New London 56 to 41 for their fourth win of the season. Kiplinger led with 18 points, Marley 13, Rogers 12 as New London’s Erlenbach scored 14 in a 56-41 independent victory at Wellington.
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Wellington
Wellington High
Dukes
New London
Keith Kiplinger
Tony Marley
Bill Rogers
Tom Erlenbach
Wildcats
College Cage Results Mixed Across Ohio and Nearby States
A packed slate shows Lorain beating Shaw 53 2, Olmsted Falls 51, Mount Vernon 41, and several others across Ohio. Notable scores include Fremont Ross 66 Port Clinton 41, Columbus Central 43 Springfield 68, and Akron 81 Marys 55, with multiple schools from Cleveland and Toledo region performing strongly.
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JAIO
Scholastic
Lorain
Shaw
Olmsted Falls
Mary's
Weillington
New London
Fremont Ross
Port Clinton
Newark
Mount Vernon
Independence
Brecksville
Shelby
Willard
Akron
Lakewood St
Eddward's
Oledo Waite
Toledo
Woodward
Marumber
Perrysburg
DeVilbiss
Central Catholic
Jy Ganestown East
Campbell Memoral
Mansfield
Columbus Central
Springfield
Miamisburg
Gallipolis
Ironton
Dover
Ahriichsville
Celma
Sidney
Bryan
Kentz Woodrow Wilson
Fremont St. Joseph
Clyde
Norton
Wadsworth
Wiesldlfe
Gilmour Academy
Youngstown South
Boardman
Struthers
Austintown Fitch
Poland
Leetonia
Cleveland Club Wins Permit to Raise Baseball Prices
The Office of Price Stabilization granted price increases to six Major League clubs and allowed all minor leagues to raise admissions by eight percent. Cleveland and Detroit along with Chicago and Philadelphia clubs were approved, while the White Sox indicated they will not raise ticket costs citing last season's success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Cleveland
Detroit
Office of
White Sox
Kehl and Dickerson Highlight Open Division Knockouts
The 1952 Lorain Golden Gloves opened at Hotel Antlers with a 900 strong crowd. Eighteen bouts featured ten knockouts including two Elyria winners in Kehl and Dickerson who delivered clean KOs in the Open Division.
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Kehl, Dickerson
Lorain
Hotel Antlers
Steel City
Fisth
Stefek A.C
Day A. C
Steve Stefek
Harry Day
Pete DeSantis
DeSantis A. C
Elyria
Mike Poherence
Poherence
A.C
Senior House Loop Cage Play Opens season program
The Senior House Basketball League opens its 16th season with Dobblers versus Missers at 7 PM and Frippers versus Foulers at 8 PM. A fifth team Swishers has a bye and will debut next Wednesday. Tuesday games run weekly through March 26 with teams meeting each other twice and playoffs in two halves.
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Dobblers
Missers
Swishers
Wakeman Nets Third Loop Win Over Greenwich
Wakeman High Rough Riders stay undefeated in Turan County League with a 66 to 48 win over Greenwich. Bernie Wolfe and Bill Burke each scored 22 points to spark the attack as Wakeman built a big early lead, with the reserves later contributing in the preliminary tilt.
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Turan
Wakeman High
Rough Riders
Greenwich
Bernie Wolfe
Bill Burke
Wakeman
Wauhemima
Eaerly
Geena
Lapee
If Ia
Dick. O
Prea
Carey, Ly
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Lake Erie
Lee Bartlome
Frank Hartle
Scholasticircuit
Hartle
Roth
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Jefferson
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Wadeen
Ely School
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Jefferson's
de- Ron Picozzi
Bill MceMan
Myron Cooper
Euclid
Lloyd Wittmamyer
Darrell Simko
Ieve Matesick
Loraina
Ince
Miller
Etbert
Southwestern
Chay Cam
Hanantons
Borlan
A Antews
Ip O'Connor
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Wil
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Webber
Dave Given
Fairview Rey
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Oc Wentzel
Mmeecha
Jerry Staller
Bruce
de EY
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Oberlin Ries
Webl
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Leacher
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Marne
Tiber
Howard Greenup
Breakside
Fritz Hazlett
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Neil Whitney
Camden
Russ Hand
Ed Ferriman
Don Durham
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Jack Law
Beet
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Eaton
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Graystone
Jack Dodd
Henrietta $ Dae
Dick Zellars
Case
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Intertthres
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Max Houston
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Jack Fishburn
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Johnny Yashar
Bob Zelenak
Avin Kee VW
Bob Sislow
Suord Amherst
Chuck Dayton
Colurming
Lynn Garrett
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Western Reserve Academy
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Fred Lewis Camden
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Bob Clark
Relden
Fred Lewis
Alex Foste
Jum Miller
Mike Kovel
Elyria Catholic
Dave Howe
Henrietta
Ronnie Seabold
Lysle K. Butler
Will Bartolovich
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Lee Grills
Ray Brehm
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Steve Matesick
Dick Gleason
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Bob Vilagi
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Gene Wurm
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Joe Catanese
Fred Matheny
Murt Campbell
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Bob Waltz
Elyria Hieh
Harold Block
Bill Coyter
Bob Hersman
Johnny Sheldon
Bob Luecke
Johnny Bara
Ed Kubuski
Bill Smith
Elyria Catholic Bagh
Duke Pribich
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Les Gast
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Ed Matus
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Doyle Hutton
Bob Schumar
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Stydahar
Shinnston
W. Va
Joe Stydahar
Los Angeles Rams
Cleveland Browns
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March of Dimes Cage Personnel
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Brooksige
Rae
Ees
Peer
Jr. Eaton
Lee Griils
Steee
Tee Phew
Oberlis
Dick Gleason Tee Sr
Fred Dorowea
Bob Vilagia
West
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Clara Ambherst
Steeee
Seasates
Mye
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Barber & Beauty Shop
Second St
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Erlenbach
Kiplinger
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Rogers
A Ferbert
Romels
Ig Morley
lJi Evans
Ad Kepler
I/Marsh
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Os O Barnes
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Imer
A Schwanke
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I Twaddle
Woo Ets Tota
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Gad
Paul’ Fritz
Stan Bmachock
Cleveland Club
Len Pando
Big John Sherrod
Bill Gonzalez
Dick Morgan
Bellevue
DeSantis A.C
Elytia
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Candido Nieve
Dick Turner
Day-Vfw
Harry Francis
Bud Danielson
Daniel
Phils
Athletics
Beebe
Bennett
Cubs
Chisox
Indians
Daniel- Can
Ray Kuhn
DeSantis A.C. Bennett
Mickey
Tigers
Cesar
Hotel Des Lorain
Ohio
Donna Marie Dieckman
Jean Kennedy
Miss Dieckman
Chatham
Marvin Mercer
Joe Scarpello
AL Cortez
Speedy Lorance
Lerats
Walter J. Moore
Chrysler
Mercury
Plymouth
Olds
New Yorker
Deetz, Inc
Broad Street
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