Lorain County Teams Fight On In Basketball Tourneys
Lorain County still has four of 23 schoolboy teams in play as Class A and B tournaments proceed. Amherst South Amherst Avon Lake, Lorain’s Stermen and coaches Lutsch Lyte Browne lead efforts with regional bids and reports on state finals histories. The piece notes nearby schools and officials, plus media and migration birds, with Focus on local coaches and upcoming district rounds.
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Lorain County
Lo- Tan
Ambest
South Amheist
Avon Lake
Lain
Bures
Tao
Baldwin-Wallace College
John Litsens
al Berenison
Lorain
Ster
Ceve
St Ignatius
Cevelarc
St Guista’ Ging
One High School Athlete Association
Atuyum
Steel City
Steelmen
Pop) Collins
Columbus
Amherst
South Amherst
Kent Amherst
Kent
Comets
Waaing
Fremont St Josephs
Cavaliers
Dennison
Millersport
Midvale
Clearview
Clippers
Wyoming
Bremen
Stan Machock
Elyria
Machock
Sandusky
Oberlin
Toledo
Madhock
John Lutsch
Dick B.eane
Gene Lyte
Lutsch
Lyle
Amhes
Broune
South Am Fes
Browne
tGe
Lynch
Clearview Isiag
Yerrament Knochen
Ridgeville
Ccty Leegues
Sear
Sonomerrs
Don Leether
Dave Grubb
Avcy Laser
Axe
Dew ¢ Oor
Courtly
New OSU Scoring Record For Ebert
Ohio State sophomore center Paul Ebert scored 24 points to lead a 69 to 56 win over Wisconsin. His 22 game season total reached 443, the Buckeyes' highest regular season scoring mark.
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OSU
Ebert
Columbus
Paul Ebert
Ohio State
Ohio
Wisconsin
Buckeye
Elyria High Indoor Track Opens as 70 Candidates Report
Elyria High begins indoor drills for outdoor spring aims with seventy candidates under Head Coach Bull Coyer. The squad trains three times weekly, with plans for two dual meets, two triangulars, and major league meets including Lake Erie League and Northeastern Ohio District championships.
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Elyria High
Lake Erie League
Northeastern Ohio
Sanduski
Lorain
Ana Berea
Gethin Tops City Pin Scoring in Weekend League Play
Charles Gethin of Mer chants fires in the C League at the Bowling Center to lead city pin scoring with a 1220 586 total over two days. He anchored a 201 165 line as Ed Blaser of St Marie Real Estate chase runner up with a 576 total.
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Charles Gethin
Merchants
Young Hardware Squadron
Gethin
Ed Blaser
St. Marie Real Estate
Three Deadlock In Baton Rouge Open Sees Playoff
Bill Nary from Albuquerque will face Jackie Burke of Houston and Tommy Bolt of Durham in an 18 hole playoff for the Baton Rouge Open after each shot 281 in regulation. The winner earns 2000 dollars, runner up 1400, and third place 1000.
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Baton Rouge, la
Bill Nary
Albuquerque
N M
Jackie Burke
Houston
Tex
Tommy Bolt
Durham
N.C
Nary
Burke
Bolt
Cits Class B Hoop Night Set For Grafton Game Night
Four teams in the Class B Basketball League compete in a double header at Grafton High School. Albert Auditors and Smitty's Grocers face off at 7 30 p.m. UAW-CTO No 101 meets United Polish Club at 8 30 p.m.
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Cits
Grafton Igh School
Albert Auditors
Smitty's
Grocers
Mips
Uaw-Cto
United Polish Club
1951 Cage Champs Still In Title Running
Columbus East the defending Class A champion leads 12 former state champions as 74 Class A teams contest district hoops on 25 fronts. Grand Rapids last year’s Class B winner among 93 Class B teams remains in the race after last week eliminations. Lima Central toppled Findlay in a shock result amid season legibility woes.
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Olumbus
U.P
Columbus East
Grand Rapids
Lima Central
Findlay
Young Favored At 6-5 To Beat Durando Friday
New York betting favors Paddy Young over Ernie Durando 6-5 for a 10 round television bout at Madison Square Garden Friday night. The two have split three previous decisions and drew last November in New York.
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Paddy Young
New York
Ernie Durando
Bayonne
N. J
Madison Square Garden
Young
Durando
the Garden
Detroit
Jake Lajaotta
Eugene
Houston
Young Hairston
Robert Vilemain
France
Danny Nardice
Joey DeJohn
Syracuse
N. Y
DeJohn
Syrcuse
Villemain
Oberlin Fencers Defeat Case 17 10 in Finale
Oberlin College fencing team defeats Case Institute of Technology 17 10 to cap a five win season. Yeo men win in both epee and sabre divisions, finishing with perfect Ohio record against Case and other Ohio foes.
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Oberlin
Oberlin—Rinzing
Oberlin College Yeomen
Case Institute of Technology
Oberline
Yeomen
Ohio
Case
Ohio State
Cincinnati
Fenn
Nagy Defeats Fazio In 48 Game Bowling Match
Steve Nagy of Cleveland defeated Buzz Fazio of Detroit in a 48 game bowling match to add $6000 to his winnings. Nagy finished with 10 139 pins while Fazio totaled 9860. Fazio led by 32 pins after the first 24 games rolled last week in Detroit.
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Cleveland
Steve Nagy
Buzz Fazio
Detroit
Nagy
Fazio
Murphy Favored To Beat Thomas In Louisville Bout
Irish Bob Murphy was heavily favored to defeat Roy Thomas in a 10 round heavyweight bout at Louisville Armory. Murphy seeks his 59th victory in 67 fights, with 56 knockouts in 58 wins, while Thomas has 108 victories in 131 starts with 42 knockouts. Weigh-in expected at 190 pounds for Murphy and 180 for Thomas.
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Louisville
Bob Murphy
Roy Thomas
Louisville Armory
Murphy
Joey Maxim
San Diego
Sailor Will Be i
Thomas
Marlene Bauer Wins First Pro Golf Tourney
Sarasota Florida saw 18 year old Marlene Bauer claim her first professional victory at the Sarasota Open. She shot 35 36 71 to finish one stroke under men’s par and eight under women’s par, winning the $1500 purse.
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Sarasota, Fla
Marlene Bauer
Midland
Tex
Miss
Oberlin Cagers Set Scoring Record in Final Home Game
Oberlin College broke an all time single game scoring record with 87 to 81 victory over Wittenberg in the final home contest. The Yeomen piled nine free throws after tying at 76 76 and saw Hal Erlenbach Bob Horst Howard Baran and Joe Howell contribute late points to seal the win. The game featured 23 lead changes and 15 ties as Oberlin ends with 9 8 in season play while Wittenberg falls to 11 9 with Mt Union next.
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Oberlin
Oberlin College
Ohio
Wittenberg
Rochester
Hal Erlenbach
Yeomen
Bob Horst
Howard Baran
Joe Howell
Mt. Union
Alliance
Get
Lenbach Rf
Dunn
Goettman
Daube
Robins
Howell
Bishop
Horst
Moohe
Mason
TR Bishop
Linden If
Fluke Lf
Harshb’er
Henderson
Baron
Henry
I McKaig
Bi Oberlin
Wittenberg Reese
Nick Frascelia
Jay Winters
Spivey Barred for All Time by Kentucky Officials
Seven foot basketball star Bill Spivey was permanently barred from athletic competition by the University of Kentucky athletic board. The board said Spivey was implicated in a conspiracy to fix Kentucky basketball games during the 1950 51 season. He had admitted not reporting two bribe offers but denied accepting them. Governor Lawrence Wetherby attended the meeting as board news was delivered to Spivey and his attorney Elmer Drake.
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Calif
Rogers Hornsby
St. Lows Browns
Cleveland Indians
Indians
Milton Richman
Feller
Lemon
Garcia
Wynn
al Rosen
Luke Easter
Lexington
U.p
Bill Spivey
University of Kentucky
Spivey
Kentucky
New York
Lawrence Wetherby
University Board of Trustees
Elmer Drake
Inter-City Bowling Tournament Leaders Crown Two-Man High Total
Jime Schroeder of Lima posted the tournament’s top singles 693 series while Mike Drusbacky and Ray Wight of Port Clinton led the doubles with 1,269 as the 41st Inter-City Bowling Association event settled weekend standings at Stoney's Rainbow Lanes. Schroeder also counted 1,822 all-events, finishing sixth. Drusbacky and Wight added steady 602 and 667 series respectively for the doubles lead. Lorain Keglers and Avon Lake squads remained atop class tallies with strong all-events and team totals as the weekend reshaped several top-ten standings.
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Stoney’s
Rainbow Lanes
Jime Schroeder
Lima
Mike Drusbacky
Ray Wight
Port Clinton
Drusbacky
Wight
Warren Hesselbart
Elmore
Lord’s Jewelers
Marion
Lacy Brothers
Sullivan
Lorain Keglers
Jim Sova
Alex Black
Tim Sawa
Manns Nart Ly
Vine Wav
Teul Be I Merya
Paul Yaksich
George Vimovich
John Ducar
Lou Facsko
Loraiites
Huszti
Cafe
Steel City
Chris Cafe
Burmeister Funeral Home
Avon Lake
Larry Tuma
Boos Plumbing
Huron
Schroeder
Lima Kegler
Yarksich
Vinovich
Jaksich
Minnesota
Indiana
Michigan State
Ohio State
Don Jackson
Uhrichsville
Lorain
Eugene Fox
Sandusky
Don Greeley
Joe Huszti
Harvey Dunfee
Dick Paysor
Lou Kasco
Yeeese
James Sova
J P. Conlon
Frank Mramor
Joseph Smith
Joseph Ushelyl
Inter-City Bowling Standings CLASS A DIVISION
Northwestern leads Five-Van standings with Olimois Wisconsin Iowa Michigan State Indiana results. Purdue faces Michigan as part of the CLASS A schedule in the Five-Van Inter-City Bowling Association.
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Van
Northwestern
Olimois
Wisconsin
Iowa
Michigan State
Indiana
Purdue
Michigan
Elyria Klks League Bowling Tonight at Stoney's Rainbow
Elyria Klks League teams compete in a 12 match program at Stoney's Rainbow Lanes. Early shift features Lance Motors versus Lincoln Mercury and six more pairings. late shift includes Abookire Grocery versus Perkins Motors and additional matchups.
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Elyria Klks
Stoney’s Rainbow Lanes
Lance Motors
Lincoln-Mercury
B & B Food Market
Collins Auto Parts
Erb Radio
Firestone Store
Knowles & Sniezek
Beal Welding
Salers Coal
Ruppelt Building
Leo Meyer Motors
Haury Service
Abookire Grocery
Perkins Motors
T & J Movers
Bud's Barbers
Moelk Sales
Dicken Funeral Home
Lorain Glass
West Side Lumber
Hart Construction
George Hermann's
Rigo's Cafe
Botamer Florists
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John B. Kinter
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John Ducar Veene
Louis Facsko
Tees
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Don Quickoe
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Lorain Taeeee
Dim Schroeder
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Esta Fields, Jr
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iBurmeister
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Mation Seeneneastrae
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Richman's Clothes
Weils Distributing Co
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Stroney’s
Port
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Tere
John Smarelia
Bill Gerber
Bill Kelly
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Town
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Smoke House
Fostoria
Christopher A _C
Erb Radio & Television
Elyria Kuenzil Quarries Co
Elks
Les Gast
Princeton Ave
Luxaire Furnaces
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