Kentucky Wildcats Dominate Amid NCAA Crisis and Scandals
In a jittery season the Kentucky Wildcats top the NCAA field while coaches and officials debate returning the tournament to campus. Kenneth L Tug Wilson urges rule revisions to curb fouls, long schedules, and all year round play. concerns persist over Kentucky and the game's future.
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EW York
Kentucky
Wildcats
Peck Hickman
Louisville
Harry Combes
Illinois
Combes
Columbia
Ted Beach
Don Sunderlage
Indiana
Illini
Kenneth L
Tug) Wilson
NCAA
Wilson
Evans Shoots 665 Series Paces Grandpas to City High
Hayden Evans of the Olympic Recreation Class B Bowling League opened with 238 then 215 and 212 to post a 665 series guiding Ray's Grandpas to a 42 926 city high. Ray Dahl Jr added a 625 series while a 1 027 line and 247 top single game led the night. Coletta Sittinger led Stone Villa with 209 542 in the Rainbow Lanes Women's League.
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Hayden Evans
Olympic Recreation
Evans
Ray
Ray Dahl, Jr
Grandpas
Frank Yarsa
Mike Miglets
Coletta
W. L. Erin Drew
Kay
Netane
Vailey
Eonea Ae
Haraware
Ats
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Edyria
Brass d& Bron Ee
Olympic
Kopp
Heiamyer
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Rabat Glue Hiboon Ay
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Spring Valley
Higa
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Raya Grandipas
Nehi Beverage BS
Pabst Blue Ribbon
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Los
Schitter Beer Feedee Ace
B. Knipper
Schlitz Beer
Erin Brew Tee Enee
Nagy
Erin Brew
Elyria Brass & Bronze
C. Woo
Elyria Hardware
Wilmot
Aieh
D. Larr Kopp
Stoney
Ray's Place
Wee Eee
W.L. Pet
Erb Radio
Esee
Eeenne Bee
Senton Super Electric
Oan
Lehman Cartage
Nae
Elyria Moosely
I Bu
Bill Mackin
Terrell Service
Wen Aes
Rainbow Lanes
Women’s League
W. OL
Pet Smith Construction
Hart Construction
Johnson Insurance
Stone Villa
Southern Cen
Waes
Rorick Insurance
Ada Elyria Nursery
Sages
And
LaGrange Hardware
Grafton PX Drugs
Per Taylor
Smith Construction
Elyria Nursery
Western & Southern
Mary Henke
Sane
Lloyd's Su
Betty Pummell
Rainbow Lanes ii
American Brake Shoe League Engineers
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Diatha
Paul N5e
John Tremmes
Joe Tomsic
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Ig Somers-Smith Insurance
Ryan Electric Totter Eee Ateeas
Brotherson’s TeRckg
Eral Motors Wonen
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Catalinas
Feneh
Edena Saad Ances
Peaholdens Eee
M. Smith
E. Motho Saetas
Matalinas
Welch Jewelers
Bauer Dairy
Walter's Shoes
Wee Eldeftesd
iWelch Jewelers
Beaver Creek Club To Meet At South Amherst
A meeting of the Beaver Creek Sportsman's Club in Lorain County is set for Tuesday April 3 at 8 PM in the Swiss Hall South Amherst. The 40 member group from Amherst South Amherst and nearby plans leasing grounds and events like trapshoots and fish fries. Officers elected include Ed Schneider president Don Ward treasurer Ken Jones recording secretary and Maynard Jones financial secretary. Prospective members are invited to attend the April 3 meeting.
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Beaver Creek Sportsman's Club
Lorain County
Swiss Hall
South Amherst
Beaver Creek Club
Amherst
Ed Schneider
Don Ward
Ken Jones
Maynard Jones
Logan Earns All-Ohio Honor for Elyria High Basketball
Elyria High captain Ken Logan earned honorable mention on the United Press All-Ohio scholastic Class A team. Logan joins two other Lake Erie League players, with Bob Blatchford of Lorain also honored as forward and Len Roth of Cleveland Heights named among guards.
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Ken Logan
Elyria High
United Press
Logan
Bob Blatchford
Lorain
Len Roth
Cleveland Heights
National AAU Quarterfinals to Feature Eight Teams
Eight teams from seven states advance to the quarterfinals of the 44th National AAU Basketball Tournament led by co favorites Phillips Quisers of Bartlesville Oklahoma and Vandergriff Motors of Dallas Texas. The field trimmed from 41 entrants after seeded-round play.
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United Press
Denver
Mighty Phillips Quiers
Bartlesville
Okla
Vandergriff Motors
Dallas Tex
All-Ohio Class A and B Scholastic Teams Named
United Press lists 1951 All-Ohio basketball selections with Class A first team Bill Rogers and Ray Seif as forwards, Crystal Ellis at center, Tom Bryant and Paul Lillard as guards. Second and third teams include Wendell Earley, Jim Holzmiller, Rollie Harris, Gerald King, Jay Ansel, Jake Striker, Bob Fiely, Don Trumbull, Ken Estee, Joe Tucker, John Nagy, Roger Kopenhofer, Roy Welty, Roland Dulaney, and Jack Hecker.
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United Press
Bill Rogers
Ashland
Ray Seif
Galton
Crystal Ellis
Springfield
Tom Bryant
Chillicothe
Paul Lillard
Hamilton
Wendell Earley
Canton McKinley
Jim Holzmiller
Sandusky
Rollie Harris
Columbus East
Gerald King
Jay Ansel
Zanesville
Jake Striker
Sulphur Springs
Bob Fiely
Ft. Recovery
Don Trumbull
Grand Rapids
Ken Estee
Waynesburg
Joe Tucker
Sebring
John Nagy
Fairport Harbor
Roger Kopenhofer
Deshler
Roy Welty
Chester
Roland Dulaney
Olive Branch
Jack Hecker
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Brooklyn
Bob Peterson
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BUICK
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Broad St
Meyer
Eldohead Company
Walter's
Carer’s Vila
Pallas Dairy
Sowski
W.L
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Carling's Ale
Orle Wallhead
Duquesne Beer Peertens Sauhdey
Johnnie Mutherland
The
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Bob Knipper
Tab Talbot
Ray Dahl, Sr
Mike Barney
Ed Kirst
Carl Woodin
Andy Kelovsky
Standarby
Clarence Brinkhoff
al Smith
Rainbow Lanes Women's League
Coletta Sittinger
Betty Pammell
Betty Sailer
Gerry Pomeroy
Delores Mraz
Millie Balogh
Harriet Henke
Ayer
Cleveland
Buffalo
Clevean
Hershey
Indianapolis
UPC
United Polish Club
Stoney’s Rainbow Lanes
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Plas Construction
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Gibby’s Place
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OWU
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Doris Hart
Miami
Fla
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Akron
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Cairo
Clase
Jack Sallee
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Bill Garnes
Findlay Co
Ken McCally
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Ron Shumaker
Fostoria
Gene Fogle
Carlisle F
Jerry Roof
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Lowell Schumaker
Leesville Cc
Bob Troyer
Walnut Creek
Lloyd Jacoby
Wayne Township
Rislone
A.C.F. Brill
W. F. Nussbaum
Supt
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Amarillo Bus Co
Texas
Wm. N. Bruce
Forty-five Ranch
Mesquite
Lin Campbell
Denver, Colorado
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Vincent R. Mathews
Waukesha
Wisconsin
Ris
Ovid Crench
Crouch Bros., Inc
St. Joseph, Missouri
Neweears
Shaler Company
PAN
Toronto
Canada
Karbout
Shaler
H.& R. Auto Parts Co
Elyria
BAKSA
W. River
W. Third
Brown Motors
Middle Avenue
Dall Ford Sales
Broad Street
Deetz, Inc
West Broad St
Economy Motor Sales, Inc
ELCO
Chevrolet Sales, Inc
East Bridge St
Harry Bros
East Avene
Northeim Garage
West Street
Robertson Service
Stang Motors
Third Street
Avon, Ohio
Hemminger
Sunoco
Detroit Road
Knights
North Olmsted, Ohio
Marven's
Lorain Road
North Ridgeville
Gilder & Son Aute Repair
Jones Somo
Oberlin, Ohio
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