Conference Cage Races Open In Elyria Area
The Elyria area basketball scene begins a season with conference play and non-conference tuneups. Oberlin and Olmsted Falls start with independents, while Clearview New London Huron Wellington Vermilion South Amherst North Crest Medina and Rocky River launch conference campaigns Friday.
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Elyria Area
Oberlin
Olmsted Falls
Clearview
Newinden
Huron
Wellington
Vermilion
South Amherst
North C ~Sted
Medina
Rocky River
Styria
Lake
Lorain County
Lakeland
South Stern
Medina County
Amherst
Ober-lin’s
Indians
Columbia
Firelands
Milan
Westfield
Leroy
LaGrange
Spencer
Polk
Bay
Berea
North Royalton Ath
Cleveland St. Stanislaus. AU
Ridgeville
Avon
Midview
Brookside
Avon Lake
Nairview
Westlake
Fairview
Demons
Meding
North Olmsted
Huron-Erie
Towngend-Wekeman
Greenwich
North Fairfield
Monroeville
Berling Heights
Cleveland St
John Cantius
Cleveland St. Joseph
Cleveland St. Stanislaus
Cleveland Lutheran
NFL Draft Meeting Underway in Philadelphia
The NFL opens its draft with Green Bay Pittsburgh or Chicago holding the first pick plus a bonus choice. Three rounds today, 21 in January. Draft order follows standings and coin flips determine ties, listing San Francisco Detroit Philadelphia Pittsburgh New York Green Bay Baltimore Chicago Los Angeles Washington Cleveland.
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Philadelphia
National Football League
Green Bay Packers
Pittsburgh Steelers
Chicago Cardinals
Packers
Cards
Steelers
San Francisco
Detroit Lions
Philadelphia Eagles
New York Giants
Cardinals
Baltimore Colts
Chicago Bears
Los Angeles Rams
Washington Redskins
Cleveland Browns
McNeece Favored in Return TV Bout at 712 to 5
New York reports that light heavyweight Meo Neece a centraljet 24 contender with a 22-68 record faces Paddy Young in a 10 round TV main event tonight at St Nicholas Arena. Neece has drawn with Johnson and beaten Tony Johnson, with a long amateur and club fighting career noted.
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Billy McNeece
Centraljet
Dslip
N.Y
Johnson
Tony Johnson
New York
Paddy Young
St. Nicholas Arena
East Johnson
Em Parkway Arena
Willie Pastrano
McNeece
MeoNeece
Lorain Drill Amherst 81 41 in season opener rout
Lorain High blitzed Amherst 81 to 41 behind a hot back court and a 52 percent team shooting. Tom McConihe led with 22 points, Ron Babel 19 and Ed Ferlie 14 as Lorain built a 46 18 halftime lead and cruised past the Comets who shot only 22 percent. Dale Reichert held to 11 as Amherst’s free throw woes persisted.
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Amherst
Lorain High
Steelers
Jrub
al McConihe
Lorain
Tom McConihe
Ben
Lout Llee
Dale Reichert
Comets
Reichert
McConbe
Ron Babel
Ed Ferlie
Asa Sabiers
Bob Neff
Tom Coleman
College Bowl Lineup Nears Final Form After Army Upset
Army clinched a 14-6 upset over Navy at Philadelphia sealing a strong season, while Georgia Tech and Mississippi earned Sugar and Cotton Bowl bids. The lineup includes UCLA vs Michigan State in the Rose Bowl, Oklahoma vs Maryland in the Orange Bowl, and Texas Christian vs Mississippi in the Cotton Bowl with further selections expected for the Gator and Sun Bowls. Army’s victory capped a dramatic finish as Pat Uebel and Pete Lash sparked the rally, and Mississippi captured its second straight SEC title with a rout of Mississippi State.
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Army
Navy
Georgia Tech
Mississippi
Philadelphia
Miliary Academy
West Point
Earl Blaik
Pat Uebel
Pete Lash
Pasadena
Calif
UCLA
Michigan State
Miami
Fla
Ilahoma
Maryland
New Orleans
Pittsburgh
Dallas
Tex
Texas Christian
Jacksonville
Auburn
Tennessee
Vanderbilt
el Paso
Texas Tech
Ralph Chesnauskas
Lash
Mississippi State
Elyria Ymca
Rams
Browns
Bears
Eagles
Southern Meth
Chuck Huene
Rats
Miso
Georgia
Arimo Mac Ree
Bruins Becoming Patsies Drop To League Cellar
The Boston Bruins suffer a fifth straight loss and slump to the bottom of the NHL standings after a 6-0 defeat by the Chicago Black Hawks. New York Rangers and Montreal Canadiens fought to a 3-3 tie as Canadiens stay six points ahead. Ted Sloan scored twice late as the Toronto Maple Leafs beat the Detroit Red Wings 2-1 to reach a four-way tie for fourth.
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Boston Bruins
Bruins
Chicago Black Hawks
Boston
New York Rangers
Montreal Canadiens
Canadiens
Rangers
New York
Lou Fontinato
Henri Richard
Maurice Richard
Fontinato
Ted Sloan
Toronto Maple Leafs
Detroit Red Wings
City B Loop Meeting Set
Managers of teams forming the City Class B basketball league will meet tomorrow late afternoon at City Hall. Attending teams include North Eaton Heating West River Hardware Timms Springs Harrys Mens Wear Pfaudler Co General Motors Elyria Civics Elyria Senior CYO MESA General Industries Benton and Super Electric American Radiator and Lear Trucking.
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City Hall
North Eaton Heating
West River Hardware
Timms Springs
Harry's Men's Wear
Pfaudler Co
General Motors
Elyria Civics
Elyria Senior C.Y.0
M.e.s.a.-General Industries
Benton & Super Electric
American Radiator
Lear Trucking
Miami Redskins Dominate All-MAC Football Team
Miami's unbeaten Redskins land six players on the All-MAC first team chosen by conference coaches. Bowling Green and Marshall have two first-team picks each, Kent State one. top honors go to Jack Hecker and Tirrel Burton. Second-team includes Dick Perkins of Ohio U as guard and other selections across Miami, Bowling Green, Marshall, Kent State, and Western Michigan.
Duck Hunting Hours Listed
Duck hunting hours will be from 7 01 a m until 4 29 p m tomorrow in the Elyria area. Official sunrise and sunset are 9 31 and 4 59 respectively. Gunning hours, set by Jaw, are from one half hour before sun rise until one half hour before sunset.
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Elyria
College Football Results From United Press EAST and WEST
Armored by scattered scores from United Press reports, EAST games saw Army 14 vs Navy and Boston College 36. Florida 21, South Carolina 7. Clemson 49, Furman 30. Alabama 0, Mississippi 76. LSU 13, Tulane 13. WEST results include SMU 13, Texas Tech 18, Oklahoma 53, Arizona 7, Southern California 43, Notre Dame 20, New Mexico 31, Brigham Young 16.
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United Frec
Army
Navy
Boston College
Boy Croes
West Gelo
Colorado
Southern California
Notre Dame
New Mexico
Brigham Young
Oklahoma Is Champ Tops 1955 College Football Poll
Oklahoma named national champion in final 1955 INS ranking. Maryland, Michigan State, UCLA follow in the top four with 10-0, 10-0, 9-1 records respectively. The panel includes scouts Bernie Bierman Andy Kerr Francis Powers and others.
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New York
INS
Oklahoma
International News Service
Maryland
Michigan State
UCLA
Ohio State
Texas Christian
Georgia Tech
Auburn
Notre Dame
Mississippi
Bernie Bierman
Andy Kerr
Francis J. Powers
Bob Considine
John Barrington
Harry Wis
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Ron Pearce
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Les Brady
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Seaso
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Lorain Drubs Amherst
Neal Reichert
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Withberk Trucking
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Hess Pharmacies
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Sarees
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Essex & Sey Bere
Bartner DeCarlo Funeral Home
Kasper Foundry
Ferrell & Shively Vallison Gari
Hasper Foundry
Galikce
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Carl Pitts
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Bud Malin
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Don Smith
BU Getir
Tony Ailléon
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Paeninger
Bernie's Restaurant
Carl Henke
Clifford-Lauffer
Gratton Lamber É Concrete Co
Wisser-Decar
Ldei Elyria Moose Ak Y Grinders
Stocktoom i. Russ Nich Brumby-Bell
Brown Jug Kinter Realtor
Wees
Robinson-Berchakiae
Velngale Mason
Biais
Ti Femmes eNasipak Reo
iGrady's Garage
Wisser-Deter
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Asa
Young Hardware
Bass Bell
Bernie's Restauran
Jake Hall
Lou Cherry
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Bix
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Porfeit
A. Henry Miller
Hea Clarence Grandstaff
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Bowling Center
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Dame
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Jes Browns
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Perkins
Mid-America
Tom Kisselle
Bill Mallory
James Walker
Western Michigan
Fred Koch
Tim Murnen
Dick Perkins
Ohio U
Rudy Libertini
Kent State
Jim Bryan
Bowling Green
Carlos Jackson
Erland Ahlberg
Ohio
Vernon Smith
Athey
Marshall
Vair
Gioa
Kent
Krager
Owens
D'Alesio
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Wilson
Devine
Michigan
Mooney
Miiami
Karikas
Ambles
Toledo
Rahman
Harris
Peek
Bowling
Green
Fairbanks
McBride
Don
Mehlen
Mibiffer
Troxell
Taormina
Whitely
Porter
Giroux
Bowing Green
Ohio Road Improvement CO
Sandusky
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