Delivery and Glass Fives Reach Lorain County Class B Quarterfinals
In the Lorain County Championship at the YMCA, Lorain Delivery and Lorain Glass advanced to the Class B quarterfinals with wins over Lorain St. Marys Vets 43-30 and Polish Village Cafe 67-42 respectively. Joe Watson led Delivery with 15 points, Jack Schuster added 12, while Johnny Krusz scored 22 for Polish Village.
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Olmes Delivery
Lorain Glass
Lorain
Vince Auto Service
Elyria Seneral Industries
Oberlin Janby Oils
Columbia Redjackets
Tour Watceucs
Harry Conn
Dale Meredith
Earl Gascoigne
Clarence Berens
Gless
Elyria Holmes
Lora
St. Mary’s Vets
Dan O'Keefe
Lorain St. Mary's Vets
Nets
Elyria Lance Motors
Lorain Sherck
Suncco
Lance Motors
Sunoco
Sion
Jim Settler
Paul Tomasic
Bial
Lobain Elyria Polish Glass
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F.T. Conn
Janowicz
Gascoigne
Berens
Wrnieski
Wkrucinsky Ic
MeVer
Anderson
Meredith
Mitroff
Driscol
O'Dell
Kienzle
Marsh
LaForce
Solax
Taylor
Ir Standen
Shanks
Ai Elvria
Boudreau Bets On Feller And Lemon For 40
Cleveland manager Lou Boudreau says he expects no surprises from the Indians but would be disappointed if Bob Feller and Bob Lemon do not win 40 games between them. Feller projects a career year, Lemon seeks a rebound, and Bill Veeck forecasts two 40-win pitchers with a strong mound staff led by veterans Deacon Bill McKechnie and Muddy Ruel. The roster includes Don Black, Allen Gettel, Steve Grodek, Bob Muncrer, Bill Kennedy, Walt Judnich, Dave Mickell, Hank Eduares, Hal Peck, Pat Seerey, Al Clark, Larry Doby, and Teo.
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Henry Rieger
United Press
Ucson
Ariz
Lou Boudreau
Cleveland Indians
Bob Feller
Bob Lemon
Boudreau
Feller
Lemon
Bill Veeck
Indians
Veeck
Deacon Bill “McKechnie
Herold
Muddy) Ruel
Cleveland
Don Black
Allen Gettel
Steve Gromek
Bob Muncrer
St Loui Browns
Bill Kennedy
Scranton
Walt Judrich
Rownie
Dave Michell
Hank Eduares
Hal Peck
Pat Seeres
Joe Gorco
Staal
Ken Keliner
Jihnes Berardino
Browns
al Resen
Texas Hague
Jim Hesan
Cleveland Trout
Tckeveg
Cece
Cece Virg Jberth
Bea
MD Hegan
Joe T.pton
Whikes-Barre
Hank Frszkowki
Whine Indians
Nto
Nere
Totalizators To Be Required At Tracks Effective March 27
The state racing commission announces mandatory totalizators at all tracks starting March 27 with 2 percent tax. Secretary Helen Rickett said the order was filed with the secretary of state and becomes official after ten days. Bowlan Park venue sought a May 8 to May 9 spring meeting and a September session run, due to absence of a tote at the park.
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Columbus
Helen B Rickett
State Racing Commission
Rickett
Bowlan Park
Nearer Grove C.I
Ceres Beuizh
Commission
Mangrum Leads Pro Golf Money Winners
Moe Mangrum tops the pro golf money list for the Winter Tour with $8,838.23 from a $1,195 lead over Bobby Locke of South Africa. Ben Hogan leads the Vardon Trophy race with a 69.54 scoring average and sits fourth in money winnings at $6,227.50, while Sam Snead and Lawson Little also top other money lists.
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Chicago
Liord Mangrum
Golfers’ Association
Mangrum
Bobby Locke
South Atmneca
Ben Hogan
Hogan
Sam Snead
Hot Springs
Lawson Littl
Cleveland
Money Penna
Cincinnati
Industries Leads All-Star Tie With 2804 Series
The General Industries quintet rolled a 2804 series at the Bowling Center to win three games from Elvria Hardware and join a three way tie for the All Star League lead. Ken Wise Poodery and Moose Club posted two wins over Better Line and Arvays Chips to stay in the deadlock. Arvays Chips’ lone game against Moose Club featured a 930 series with Art Foss posting a 258 high mark.
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General Industries
Elvria Hardware
Ken Wise Poodery
Moose Club
Ted
Better Line
Arvay
Moose
Bowling League Scores and Standings From Local Greenview Center
Night bowling action across leagues featured Better Line led by Frank Traxler Jr with a 632, Gypsy Fiddle posting 888 and 2496, Jobsetters topping General Industries with 2554, Automatics and Night Molders contesting lead, Slingers sweeping Steel Shell, and Wyckoff Cleaners clinging to first place as Bill's Canfield Service won two but trailed. Edna Reynolds hit 200, Claire Henke 640, and Tim Shop put up 2501 in the mix as scoring races continued at Olympic Recreation and Bowl ing Center.
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Frank Traxler, Jr
Elyria Furniture
Gypsy Fiddle
Olympic Recreation
Claire Henke
Edna Reynolds
General Industries League
Bowling Center
Night Molders
Tim Shop
Ray Knight
R. Heyman
Bill
Canfield Service
Nick Lanes
Wyckoff Cleaners
Cleaners
Thomasson
Holland Furnace
Jeve Sadowski
Sportsmen's League Opens Conference in Columbus
Statewide Sportsmen gather in Columbus for the annual meeting of the League of One Sportsmen. Registration at 3 pm kicks off a three day session with speakers Len Hushes of Tiest Mails Ontario and M V Bates of Meregama Ontario. Discussion covers forest water conservation and pollution.
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Columbus
League of One Sportsmen
Donner
Len Hushes
Tiest Mails
Ontario
Northern Ontario Outfiters Association
M. V Bates
Meregama
Hame
Holy Cross Meets Kentucky in NCA A Final Showdown
Holy Crossiv Crusaders, defending champions, face Kentucky in the NCAA final after Holy Cross defeated Michigan 63 45 and Kentucky routed Columbia 76 53. Key Kentucky contributors Jones 21 Groza 15 Beard 15 while Holy Cross star Bos Coozy scored 23 and Kaftan 15 as both teams seek the title.
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United Press
York
Holy Cross
Crusaders
Kentucky
New Englanders
Michigan
Wildcats
Columbia
Wolverines
Jones
Wallace
Regional Results Highlight Several High School Scores
Scores from multiple Ohio regionals show Steubenville and North Canton posting wins while Warne and Warrewille posted close margins. Midvale beat Middlebranch and Toledo area teams posted decisive outcomes in CLASS B action.
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NFW
Concord
Steubenville
Leckland Warne
Warrewille
Fyotngstown
North Canton
Akrea Eile
Midvale
Middlebranch
Toledo
Tima St Rete
Warceilles
Helgate
Troy-Tucker
Royals Clinch Second Pro League Crown in Eastern Division
The Rochester Royals won the Eastern Division title for the second straight year by beating Syracuse 76 to 48 in Syracuse. Anderson finished strong with an 80 to 76 win at home over the Sheboygan Redskins while Indianapolis claimed at least a tie for fourth with a 79 to 45 victory over Dow Chemicals in Chicago.
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Rochester Royals
Royals
Syracuse
Rochester
Wfat Jostat
Anderson
Warne
Sheboygan Redskins
Indianapolis
Dow Chemicals
Chicago
Dillard Leads Hurdle Showdown at Daily News Relays
Chicago. The Daily News Relays feature three top United States hurdles prospects vying for Olympic spots. Dillard of Wallace battles Porter of Northwestern and Lloyd Duff of Ohio State in a highly anticipated 110 meter hurdles clash.
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Dillard
Daily News
Card Four Class D Games In Tourney
Four second round Class D basketball contests are scheduled Saturday at the Y M C A in Lorain County. John Brothers Service faces Lorain Unknowns at 2:30 p m Amherst Conets battles Elyria Gogetters at 3:15 p m Elyria Atrobeels meets Elyria Hornets at 4:00 p m and Amherst Flyers take on Elyria Rams at 4:45 p m.
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Lorain County
John Brothers Service
Lorain Unknowns
Amherst Conets
Elyra Gogetters
Elyria Atrobeel
Elyria Hornets
Amherst Flyers
S. Elyria Rams
City Grade School Basketball Champs Crowned In Three Finals
Finals on Elyria High School court decide sixth seventh and eighth grade titles. Ely and St Marys meet in the sixth grade, Jefferson and Hamilton clash for seventh, and Jefferson and Holy Cross vie for eighth. Holy Cross seeks back to back city crowns. top players include Don Andress and Bob Baeder.
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City
J. Mary’s
Ely
Elyrim
St. Mary's
Hamilton
Gates
Allen
Franklin
Bob Bacher
Louie Kolopus
Ernie Vincze
Cecil Reeder
Wilbur Garland
Don Drager
Dick Willis
Carl Peters
Jim Dunlap
Gordon Freeman
Don Andress
Stanley Willis
Raeder
Kolopus
William Gach
Don Plas
Bob Kolopus
Jim Gallagher
Hampions
Elyria High School
Ely Center
Jefferson Center
Jefferson
At & O Clock
Holy Cross
St. Mary’s
Aivision
Hank Jenowicz
Eugene Kasubinski
Jack Kaminski
Dick Tarnowski
Leo Plato
Jefferson Five
Louis Scott
Bill P Tkin
Bill McMan
Corky Perkins
Don
Doug
Jones
West Side Center
St. Marr's
Bob Baeder
Louis Kolopus
Walt Adler
Don Phillips
Field For Columbian Mile Tops Entries In K of C Meet Tonight
A large crowd was expected at the Arena for the Eighth Annual Knights of Columbus Meet opening night. The Columbian Mile features top milers including Gerry Karver from Penn State and Bill Mack, John Twomey, Les MacMitchell, Browning Ross, Quenton Brelsford, and others as Olympic berths may push records toward the 4 minutes.
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United Press
Leveland
Arena
Knights of Columbus
Gil Dodds
Tommy Quinn
Gerry Karver
Penn State
Dodds
Karver
Ed McHugh
Bill Mack
Michigan State
John Twomey
Illinois
New York
Les MacMitchell
N.Y. A
Browning Ross
Vllanova
Quenton Brelsford
Ohio Wesleyan
Timbers
Hurdle Duel Promises Fast Times At Indoor Meet
Harrison Dillard of Baldwin Wallace faces Lloyd Duff of Ohio State in a high hurdles duel after Duff set a world mark for 70 yards high hurdles. Curtis Stone of Penn State is a rising contender in the two mile event, with George Guida of Villanova and Joe Nowiczki of Fordham favored in the 600 and 1000 yard races.
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Chicago
United States
Harrison Dilard
Mashy Baldwin- Wallace
Rail
Bill Porter
Northwestern
Lioyd Duff
Ohio State
Marx
Ndoor
Olymopic Ars
Hero Ickeni
Plinos
Jamaica
Olyrpics
Dave Ecler
Colorado
Amone Tre Hesi
United
Sater
Leroy Vranek
George Guida
Canova Bullet
Miie
Harrison Dillard
Baldwin-Wallace
Lloyd Duff
Curtis Stone
Penn
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