Cleveland Heights Eyes Berea Regional Bid for 1952 State Title
Cleveland Heights Tigers steam toward the Berea regional in the 1952 Class A race as star Lenny Roth eyes a Lake Erie League scoring record. They face West Cleveland and St Ignatius in the Berea field with hopes to join Columbus favorities for the finals.
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Cleveland Heights
Lake Erie
Cefeany
Euclid
Euclies
Tigers
Coachail Vanorrsdall
Euclid Aistr
Cleveland
Gmtel’ UN
Clevelent West Cleve
Wu St Ignatius
Cleveland Central
Berea
Girne Uth Civeland Heights
West
Ard
S. Inve
Lima Central
Clay
Cincinnati
Portsmouth
Malton
Middletown
Columbus Aquinas
Columbus East
Aquinas
Walloping
Columbus North
Columbus
Hamilton
Withrow
Lenny Roth
Lake Erie League
Roth
Don Halverstadt
Ron Picozzi
Halverstadt
Elyria
Picozzi
Lakewood
Massillon
Martins Ferry
Xenia Central
Cliff Lewis
Cleveland Browns
Lou
B Quints Booked For Three Tilts In County Tourney
Lorain County Amateur Basketball Championship opens with Class B action at the local YMCA. Elyria quintets lead first round with Couch-Uthe Company facing Pfaudler, Elyria Dairies vs Elyria Merchants at 7 and 8, and Elynia USAW C 101 meeting Avon St Marys at 9.
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Lorain County
YMCA
Elyria
Couch-Uthe Company
Pfaudler Company
Dairies
Cage
Elyna USA
W.C
Avon St Mary's
Belden Merchants
Elyria ‘Toggery Shop
Lorain Amvets Post 47
Columbia Ballroom
Couch-Athe Company
Elyria Dairies
Elyris Merchants
Avon &J. Mary's
U.A.W.C. LO
Albert Auditors
Brighton
Smitty's Grocery
Les Gast Insurance
United Polish Club
Avon St. Mary's
UAW
Merchants
Grafton Merchants
Jones poised with Derby hopefuls as Hill Gail wins at Santa Anita
Oscar Fraley notes Ben Jones trains Hill Gail to victory in the Santa Anita Derby, jolting seven rivals headed for Churchill Downs. The piece recalls Jones as the lone trainer with five Derby winners and details past Jones triumphs with Citation Cucltown and Oh Leo, plus the mood among competitors as they await the Run for the Roses.
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Oscar Fraley
United Press
EW York
Man Jones
Hill Gail
Churchill Downs
the Roses
Ben Jones
Buck
Wire
Kentucky
Hill Gail Ren Vinay C.ty
Plein Ben State
Jones
Calumet Farm
Indians Defeat Giants Again In Tucson Exhibition
Cleveland edged the New York Giants 5 4 as Jim Fridley with two singles and a double led a 10 hit Indians attack. Fridley drove in two runs while Larry Doby bashed a 400 foot triple to break a 3 3 tie in the seventh inning despite Sal Maglie taking loss relief.
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Tucson
Ariz
U.P
Cleveland
New York Giants
Indians
Jim Fridley
Phoenix
Sal Maglie
Fridley
Virginia
New York
Leo Durocher
Jim Hearn
Larry Jansen
Giants
Hearn
Early Wynn
Monty Irvin
Lou Brissie
Jansen
Maglie
Larry Doby
Duquesne's Moore Named UP Coach Of Year
Donald Dutley Moore of Duquesne, 41, was voted United Press Coach of the Year for the 1951-52 season. He directed a young squad to 21 victories in 22 games and a National Invitation Tournament berth as Duquesne rose to fifth nationally.
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Norman Miller
United Press
EW York
Donald (Dutley) Moore
Duquesne
Moore
Dukes
United Press Board of Coaches
Chick Davies
Davies
South Carolina Grid Ace Killed
Steve Wadiak USC halfback and four time Southern Conference record setter died in an automobile crash near Aiken South Carolina at age 24. He was en route to Augusta Georgia when the car rolled over, injuring two other men and three women. Wadiak, a Chicago native, never played high school football but starred for USC last fall and was drafted by the Pittsburgh Steelers.
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Columbia
S. C
Uju.p
Steve Wadiak
University of South Carolina
Aiken
Ss. Co
Wadiak
Augusta
Chicago
Pittslburgh Steelers
Montreal
Peahead Walker
Wake Forest
City B Loop Opens With Two Evening Games
Two City B Class B Basketball League matches are scheduled at Ely School tonight. Les Gast Insurance (3-5) faces Albert Auditors (7-2) at 7, followed by Elyria Senior C O facing Merchants (2-6) at 8. Elyria Dairies already clinches a share of the title with a 9-1 mark. Smitty's Grocery must win its remaining game to join the tie.
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Ely
Les Gast! Insurance
Albert, Auditors
Elyria Senior C . O
Merchants
Elyria Dairies
Laurels
Smitty's Grocery
NTC Bowlers Set Records in Detroit Tourney
In Detroit over two weekends Lorain National Tube Management League bowlers excel. Ed Weber led Warehousing and Shipping with a 276 single and 800 series, topping the tournament record. John Gardner and Mikel Evansco posted top individual scores while Lorain Tube and Coupling Shop posted strong team tallies. The Steel City shop club trophy went to the National Tube Management Club for the largest entrant field.
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Lowrain National Tube Management League
National Association of Foremen
Detroit
Ed Weber
Warerhouse and Shipping
Weber
John Gardner
Lorain
Lorain Tube
Inconsistent Dark Irvin Fridley Game Highlights
In a rough box score style summary Dark and Irvin contributed runs for Dark-based team with Fridley and Mitchell. Key hits included two base hits by Lockman Dark Mitchell Fridley and a three base hit by 1Dob plus a home run by Irvin. Pitchers Brissie Maglie and others noted with multiple innings and strikeouts.
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Dark
Irvin
Fridley
Doby
Mitchell
Lockman
Montal‘vo
Willams
Lockiman
Rosen
Avila
Simpson
Cleveland
New York
Bails
Wynn
Hearn
Jansen
Brissie
Perry-Fay Loop Pairings At Bowl-O-Drome Tonight
The weekly Perry-Fay League slate is set for 6:45 PM at Bowl-O-Drome. Automatics face Maintenance and Office meet Finishing in the two matches on the card.
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Perry-Fay
Eagles claim CYO league crown with 35 24 win over Musketeers
Elyria Catholic Eagles swept the CYO Grade School League title after a 35-24 victory over Musketeers. Mike Miller and Lorne Elbert led with 18 points each while Dave O’Connor added 16 for Musketeers. The win followed a three game benefit program at Elyria Catholic High School drawing over 300 spectators.
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Elyria Catholic High School
Eagles
Musketeers
St. Mary’s School
Dukes
Mike Miller
Lorne Elbert
Tao Dave O’connor
Don Novak
Booster Club Cagers
Varsity
Panthers
Booster
Hank Janowicz
Mike Kozel
Janowicz
Jim Smith
Jack Kaminski
Gene Fritz
Bobby Bott
T. Mo Miller
Connor
L. Miller
Radican
L. Elbert
Pfaff
Elbert
al Charnes
Ed Kubuski
Elyria Ene
Catholic Olic
Varster
Smith Cf
Stewart
Kaminski
Schubert
Kozel
Kubuski
Jan
Fritz
Bucynski
Elyria Catholic
Elyria Catholic Booster Club
Louie Kolopos
Ed Ross
Rittman Kegler Posts 1 921 Tourney Total
Karl Gillman of Rittman posts a 1921 nine game all events total at the 41st Inter City Bowling Assn Tournament anchored by a 676 in doubles and 680 in singles Sunday at Stoney’s Rainbow Lanes in a weekend that also saw Robert Wenninger of Shelby roll a 719 series in doubles and singles for high individual score of the event.
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Arl
Gillman
Rittman
Stoney’s
Rainbow Lanes
Sarge Dairy Equipment
Andy Varipapa
Rittman Recreation Lanes
Harry Ditch
Gillman Tured
Ditch
Jim Schroeder
Lima
Robert Wenninger
Shelby
Reynolds Recreation
Wenninger
Varipapa
Smokey’s Inn of
Gene Mehling
Elyria Catholic
Hall-Stars
Pod
Hutman
Barney
Mittler
Beauchemin If
Novak
Gilles
Rancour
Jezewski
Tg Basinski
Fritz
Feck
jMenner
Pileski
Siwerka
Monsche
Sanc- Mitto
If Meecharf
Boylan Rg
Tillman
Machovina
Gill- Plato
Ig Qoimman
Lions Elyria Catholic
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Ohio
Russ Davies
Cleveland Indians
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Roger Bowman
al Corwin
Dale Mitchell
Hank Greenberg
Bobby Avila
Tribe
Bob Lemon
Bob Kerrigan
Ray Narleski
Narleski
South Amherst
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Kent
Canfield
Kent Tourney
Canton
Mahoning County
Sebring
North Lima
Waynesburg
Togger
Amvets Post 47
Lorain Glass
Huszus Cafe
Amyets Post
Uaw-C.i.o
Avon St Mary’s
Elyria High Flyers
Garrett's
Elyria Unknowns
West Side Boys Club
Uaw-Cio-Avon St Mary's
Garrett’s
John’s Boys
Lake Erie Cadets
Jefferson Junior High
Sobel's Jewelers
Laraine Day
Hotel
Adams
Miracle” Fame
Leo
Whurlaway
Ben
Citation
Cucltown
Cage Records
Clevfland AB
Erissie
OxShaker Heights
Garcia
W. L
NEW York Giants AB
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Thompson BO Crenneee
Bob
Medina
C.cascues
Nobleca
Williams
Ridgesille
Opts
Brownhelm
Eaton
Camden
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W. Ll. xElsria Catholic
St Mar
Serson
South Carolina
Pittsburgh
Jim Tucker
Dick Ricketts
The
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Adolph Rupp
Rupp
Dr. Forrest (Phog) Allen
Bucky O'Connor
Iowa
Tippy Dye
University of Washington At
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Eddie Melvin
St. Bonaventure
Forrest Anderson
Bradley
NTC
Ted E. Seward
Broad ST
Elyria, Ohio
Dukes Nail
C.Y
Rittman Kegler
Shelby Man
Cerem Sr
Fangboner Seed Company
Fremont
Jacque Reynolds
Emil Telloni
Larry Tuma
Avon J
Burmeister Funeral Home
Avon Lake
Boos Plumbing
Huron
Mike Drusback-Ray Wight
Port Clinton
Schroeder
Man Lappin
Vernon Sanders
Sanders
Lappin
Karl Gillman
Ralph Snyder
Sustorie
Wilbur Prebleerenaeee
John Smolik Rey
Paul Widmer Vee
Cherles Buchholtz
SURGE
Henry Tompkins
John Maslak
Robert Schaad
Karl Gilman
Esee
Nee Eae Peeseesy
Maere's Market
Sandusky
Larry Smith
Eee
Jimmy Chapman
Ally Se
Clarence Nathoe Aes
Louis Szendery
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Fotel
Sesecess
Russ Morris Helby
Awe
Northacker
Burton Cline Glen Frey
Herb Clabaugh
Potal Wee Steee
Leon Pert Kuhn Mee Grille
Amherst
Edward Gehlaneee
Clayton Sick Bidbanenne
John Schon
Maynard Schriner
Wees
Fotal
Robert Green Francis Vernon Seeenaee
Pomple Iarussi
Sebastian Tuscoci
Warren Lutz
Avon Leke
Mickey's
Spring Valley Country Club
Biyrte
Ray Wight
Gence. Reynolds
Bob Wenninger
James Sova
George Merva
Faul Yagsich
George Vinovich
John Ducar
Lou Facsko
Bob Green
Francis Vernon
Pompte Iarussi
Sebastian Tuscora
Ravenna
Ceeeee
Albert Bertwell
Hugo Alexander
Steubenville
Seco
John Smarella
Bill Gerber
Vevenue
James Schroeder
Lima Steegeensine
Ritiman Oe
Charles Quimby
Uhrichsville
John Woz
Warren Hesselbart
Elmore Pares
Lorain Seaaeee
John Noble Medina
Uhrichsvilleae
James Schroeder Lima
Don Greeley
Lorat Coee
Bill Schneider
Alliance
Robert Weller
Tiffin Ears
LASS
Christopher Columbus A. C. No. 1 Alliance Sae Eee
Star Shoe Shop
Court Street
Murphy Bros
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