Birmingham Takes Western Division Cage Title
Birmingham clinched the 1952 53 Western Division crown by routing Brownhelm 87 to 52 in Lorain County Scholastic Basketball League play. Coach Nelson Howe's Birmingham squad becomes league champion, succeeding Brownhelm and Brighton who shared the 1951 52 title.
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Russ DeWitt
George Latteman
Birmingham Rockets surge to win over Brownhelm in City Grade Loop
Birmingham tops Brownhelm 82 66 to move to 7 1 in league play and extend lead over Camden. Bill Fullgrabe scores 26 for Birmingham while Ron Seneff 15 and Bob Angelo 14 help secure a strong second half. Camden defeats Henrietta 84 51 to keep pace as Alvin Myers leads with 18.
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Birmingham
Rockets
Camden
Henrietta
Bill Fullgrabe
Ron Seneff
Iin
Bob Angelo
Bob Howat
Bill Nabakowski
Cecil Cline
Brownies
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Ohenke
Terry
Oberlin hosts Rochester quintet in key clash
Oberlin College awaits University of Rochester tonight as Jim Armstrong leads the Yellowjackets with 160 points over eight games and a 57.9 percent field goal rate. The Lorain Golden Gloves event drew 1,229 attendees across two nights, funding the Murray-Mullen VFW Post 451.
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Oberlin Yeomen
University of Rochester
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Armstrong
Yellowjackets
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Hotel Antlers
Murray-Mullen V.F.W. Post
Barry Day
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Post
Elyria
Day
Don Wicks
Wicks
Larry
Kovach
Schedule Drawing For County Cage Tourney
Drawings for the Lorain County Class B Scholastic Basketball Tournament will be held next Saturday at 1 oclock in the Lorain County Superintendent of Schools office. A T Smith will preside. Games run February 11 13 18 and 26 at Jones Memorial Fieldhouse Oberlin College Yeomen. Three games on the first two nights two on the last two. Cheerleading contest set for February 13.
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Bowling Proprietors Association of America
Sanatorium
Grand Rapids
Mich
Mt. Prospect Country Club
Chicago
Fireside Bowl
Ianatorium Recreation
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People Today Magazine
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Shaker Heights
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Jack Law
South Amherst
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Brookade
Law
Belu
Fairview
Scarlet Warriors
Clearview
Clearviex
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Jones Memorial Fieldhouse
Oberlin College Yeomen
Chronicle-Telegram
New Haven Quint Defeats Wakeman in Heartland Showdown
New Haven posted a 55 to 40 victory over Wakeman in Huron County Class B action behind a balanced attack with four players in double figures. Wakeman was led by Dick Sherwood with 10 points as New Haven built leads from 13-12 after one period to 42-30 after three, then closed out the win. New Haven also won the junior varsity game 40-37.
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Dick Sherwood
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Special Matches Set For K Of C Pin Teams
Knights of Columbus League teams from Elyria and Lorain meet in four special matches Sunday at 3 pm in the Bowl-O-Drome. O'Donnell Paints, Welsh Gold camp Funeral Home, Rothgery Service & Equipment, and Bittner Funeral Home represent the Elyria league in follow-up events after a similar series earlier at Lorain. Bowlers will gather in the clubrooms for refreshments after the matches.
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Lorain
O'Donnell Paints
Welsh Goldcamp Funeral Home
Rothgery Service & Equipment
Bittner Funeral Home
Loram
Moose Loop Pin Schedule for Sunday Matches
Moose League bowling teams set three Sunday games at 1 PM. Chermer's Beverages faces No. 10 Club, Steves Garage meets BO and B Food Market, Kayes Cafe battles Oienik's Market.
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No. 10
Steves Garage
Bo& B
Kayes Cafe
Oienik's
Ohio Scholastic Cage Results Highlight Wide District Showdowns
Ohio scholastic basketball results list numerous tallies with teams from Elyria Wooster Lakewood St Edward Lorain Oberlin Cleveland Shaker Heights and more. The scores showcase upsets close games and wide-margin wins across the state with Columbus teams dominating many broadcasts.
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Medina
Oberlin
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Bar
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Lancaster
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Columbus Central
Columbus South
Columbus Aquinas
Arlington
Grandview
Croana
Bexier
Mu Vernon
Delaware
Gallipolis
Jackson
Athens
Wellston
Dover
Zanesville
Dennison
Newcomerstown
Canton South
New Philadelphia
Canton
Lehman &J. Barberton
Canton Lincoln
Kent Roosevelt
Upper Sandusky
Galion
Cleveland
Joan Hay
Glenville
Fairport
Troy
Cleveland East
Cleveland Cathedral Latin
Cleveland South
Cleveland John Adams
Ashland
Port Clinton
Celina
Lima Shawnee
Portsmouth
Middletown
Toledo Macomber
Toledo Woodward
Harrison Leads By Two Strokes In Tucson Open
E. J. Dutch Harrison holds a two stroke lead at halfway in the Tucson Open with a 130 total after rounds of 64 and 66. Chand ler Harper of Portsmouth Va is two back after two 66s, while Tommy Bolt of Maplewood N F sits third at 133 after a 68 following a 65 opening.
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Ariz
E. J
Dutch
Kramer and Segura Win Singles In Toledo Exhibition
Jack Kramer and Pancho Segura defeated Ken McGregor and Fran Sedgman in two singles matches with Kramer winning 10-8 4-6 6-3 over Sedgman and Segura topping McGregor 6-3 6-3. The Australians won the doubles 6-2.
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Oup
Jack Kramer
Kramer
Pancho Segura
Australia
Ken McGregor
Fran Sedgman
Sedgman
Segura
McGregor
Oberlin Five Faces Rochester in 33rd Meeting
Oberlin College Yeomen host Rochester in their 33rd clash dating to 1908 aiming to even the series at Rochester’s 19 wins. After a 3-10 start, Oberlin seeks a fourth win in six home games amid a three-win surge since January 1, while Rochester arrives with five wins in eight and multiple school scoring records set this season.
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Rochester
Oberlin College
Jones Memorial
Yeomen
Mth
New York
Rochester Squadron
University
Ontario Aggies
Jim Armstrong
Alfred University
Two C Quintets Still Unbeaten In Second Half Play
Terry's Terrors defeated West Side Boys Club 60 to 27 to stay tied for the league lead with idle U.A.W. CLO. Hot Shots moved to third with 50 to 32 over Hornets, while Alhet Auditors earned their first win 70 to 37 against Merchants. Greg Paonessa led Terry's with 29 points and Bud Berthold added 17.
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Y.M.C
Hornets
Alhet Auditors
Merchants
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Terrors
Greg Paonessa
Bud Berthold
Terey
West Side Terrors
Shedron
Showalter
Tracey
Horton
Smith
Walker
B. Terrell
Jenkins
Terry's Terrors
West Side Boys Club
Bernie Lysaght
Pet
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Buga
Klai— Fernie Lysazht
HOT Shots
Meeks
Mittler
Bo F Sabo
Gargas O
Brattell
Eibert
Shriver
Opeloquin
Fair
Kaminski
Tcial
Vic Stewart
North Olmsted Beats Strongsville In Close County Clash
In a Cuya hoga County Class B League game North Olmsted outscored Strongsville 21 points in the fourth quarter to win 66-54. Jack Oring led North Olmsted with 19 points and Dick Sekerak added 11, while Strongsville’s Draft scored 24 for his team. North Olmsted reserves also defeated Strongsville 56-41.
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Cuyahoga County
Jack Oring
Dick Sekerak
Seton Hall Fights 21st Win Amid StiffBig East Night
Seton Hall aims for its 21st win as it visits Villanova while Notre Dame meets DePaul in Chicago and NC State travels to Wake Forest in top college basketball clashes. Notre Dame, 11 of 13, ranked ninth, faces DePaul. DePaul sits 14-4 and ranked 11th. NC State, ranked eighth, seeks to stay in the ACC race.
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N.C
Cavaliers Clinch Tie For Lorain County League Crown
South Amherst High Cavaliers defeated Grafton High Comets 81 to 48 to secure at least a share of the Eastern Division title in the Lorain County Class B Scholastic Basketball League. It was the Cavaliers 11th win in 12 league games and moved season record to 11 wins in 18 contests.
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Amherst High
Cavaliers
Lorain County
Dick Browne
Grafton High
Comets
South Amherst
Eaton
South Amherst edges Grafton in Eastern Division race
South Amherst defeated Grafton 74 63 as Bob Sislow and Jack Law led with 24 and 23 points respectively. Brookside downed Avon Lake 71 53 to stay in title contention, while Eaton beat Columbia 69 47 and Ridgeville stopped Avon 56 30.
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