Browns Trade Ed Sharkey for Alex Agase in Guard Swap
Coach Paul Brown lauds Ed Sharkey as a strong young linebacker added to the Cleveland Browns in exchange for veteran guard Alex Agase. Sharkey is 25, 6 feet 3 inches, 240 pounds, a former Duke and Nevada standout with four pro seasons. Agase departs after a storied career including All America selections in 1942 1946 and a Purdue stint, as Elyria High School resignations and bowling tournaments are noted in nearby reports.
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Paul Brown
Cleveland Browns
Browns
Ed Sharkey
Dallas Texans
Alex Agase
Brown
Sharkey
Duke
Nevada
Acase
Jimmy Paelan
Dallas
Agase
Texans
Sining
Phelan
Ilinois
Purdue
Maine
Illin
Linois
Kubuski Resigns As Elyria Catholic Basketball Mentor
Ed Kubuski 31 resigns as head basketball coach and teaching staff at Elyria Catholic High School effective end of current year. Dr Joseph Lehane says replacement plans include Ed Sustersic, with possible shift to head coach and new assistant for two-sport duties. Kubuski led team to 26-29 overall, with 12-7 and 8-11 seasons, a Knight to a career at Elyria Catholic and prior service in World War II. He is a Grafton High School and Kent State graduate. also previously a pro baseball player in the Tri-State League.
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Ralph F
Tuff) Bauer
Elvrra High School
Board of Education
Lynn Nicholas
Bauer
Elyria High School
Elyria High
Great Northwest
Seattle
ABC
Los Angeles
Gerry Pomeroy
Pomeroy
Betty Lasky
Gert Henke
Peg Taylor
Henke
Taylor
Dot Mackin
Edna Reynolds
Helen Middlestetter
Ed Kubuski
Elyria Catholic High School
Elyria Catholic
Joseph B. Lehane
Kubushi
Elyma Catholic
Cage
Bill Smyth
Ed Sustersi
Sidney Holy Angels High School
Smyths
Kubusky
Lehane
Sustersic
Kubuskis
Jim Seres
Kubuski
Panthers
Grafton High School
Kent State University
Europe
Charlotte
N. Car
Grafton
Palm Beach Round Robin golf championship opens with math theme
Sixteen players converge at Wykagyl Country Club for a match medal style Palm Beach Round Robin event. The article humorously notes top golfers’ math prowess as scores from four 18 hole rounds determine the winner, with the scorekeeper as a possible Pulitzer candidate.
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Ree Ull
Oscar Fraley
United Press
Ne* Rochelle
N. Y
Fairway
Danny Little
Palm Beach
Mit
Wykagyl Country Club
Siz
Sports Standings and Schedule From Last Night
The roundup lists teams and records across leagues with standings for American Association and National League. It notes last night results and upcoming games including Cleveland vs New York Detroit vs Boston Chicago vs Philadelphia and more, with key matchups and times.
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Egton
American Teaute
Derre
Haseon
Beston
Cnur
Lou
Morvoreann
Toledo
Cor
Maweucee
Ingianapolis
National Teague Can
Erek
Gers
Rozht Phoade
Exston
Pittsorgh
Staley
Diitarte
New York
Ratt Soetzer
Magia
Chicago
Pauadephia Kelley
V8 Meyer
Simmons
Pisouren
Baton
Little League Rules and Safety Guidelines Summary
The article outlines Little League standards restricting 12-year-olds to at most five in uniform with five 10 and under. An 18-player squad includes 15 in uniform and 3 reserves, with retirements and five-game waits for recall. It covers safety gear, pitching limits, league timing, field dimensions, and penalties, plus sponsor rules and notes on equipment. Bryant and Holden lead Oberlin Indians in conference track.
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US Rubber Company
Oberlin tops in meet as holden and Wadsworth shine
Oberlin edges Rocky River and others in a conference meet led by Holden who won the 100 and 220 yard dashes and set the pace with 18 points. Bill Wadsworth secured both hurdle events and broke the 180 yard low hurdles record, while Bryant and Kinkoph also starred in field events and relays.
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Bryant
Holden
Scot Minner
Rocky River
Oberlin
Fairview
Amherst
Clearview
Medina
Wellington
Twetewes
Hurdies Holden
Qberlin
Ronnie Swann
Ron Oakley
Bill Konicek
Willie Edwards
Oakley
Swann
Jeff Louck
Dick Wiliams
Butch Johnson
Jim Meyers
Gordon Peters
Dick Kimmer
Abauinst
Peters
Bill Wadsworth
Norm Brewer
Wadsworth
Fred Owens
George van Niel
George Beshire
Bob Holden
Brewer
Williams
Kimmey
Smith
Ron Swann
Schaeffer
Gabel
Teaman
Moore
Fink
Walters
Spang
Carruthers
Jeff Loucks
Rubel
Giffin To
Piwinski
Lenhardt
Shannon
Berneike
Ritchie
Yost
Watson
Tabbert
Eaton
Kiplinger
van Niel
Bob Bryant
Lambert
Barckert
Horton
Kinkoph 'P
Knapp
Dick Gleason
C Meyers
Kinkoph
Gigliotti
Mendoza
Mare Drops Dead At Fort Miami Track
Cam Fin a 15 year old bay mare fell dead at Ft Miami race track as she approached the starter post for the second race. The 99 to 1 shot had bettors who lost their bet refunded.
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Toledo
Cam Fin
Ft Miami
Oberlin Netters Granted Sixth Win With Dominant Sweep
Oberlin College Yeomen clinched their sixth tennis victory in seven matches, sweeping five singles while the No. 1 doubles pair Bowen Weber lost a tight three set match. Bob Blumenthal and Pete Bellows contributed in doubles for Oberlin but fell 8 6 6 8 7 5 in a lengthy duel.
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Oberlin College Yeomen
Denison
Granville
Bill Bowen
Ed Weber
Oberlin
Bob Blumenthal
Pete Bellows
Carter Picked To Keep Title In Bout With Salas
Los Angeles report previews a lightweight title defense as Jimmy Carter faces Lauro Salas. Betting odds favor Salas to win but Carter is confident and in peak form after recently defending the title against Art Aragon. The bout will be televised with 15 rounds and strong local interest.
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Carter
Salas
Los Angeles
Lauro Salas
Jimmy Carter
Dusky
Jimmy
Art Aragon
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