Black River Game Club Elects Officers for 1957 Term
The Black River Game Club elected Thomas Buckingham president for 1957 with Frank Jackson as vice president and Robert A. Graham secretary. Other officers include Edwin Knechtges and Frank Dernier as recording secretary and treasurer, with trustees expanded to 19. A meeting at Belden Town Hall will feature a film, and bylaws allow a new member per 40-acre land lease. The club plans to release 20 cock pheasants this fall and schedules a December event with Karl Mas towski presenting Earthquake Lake.
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Thomas Buckingham
Frank Jackson
Robert A. Graham
Edwin Knechtges
Frank Dernier
Pearl Williams
Julius Sheldon
Wilbur Hawke
Leo Kiesel
Belden Town Hall
Lancers Tie For Second In North Central League
Gilmour Academy and St Stanislaus tied for second as Elyria Catholic and Lorain St Mary wrapped up the season. Gilmour's Stager scored a 37 yard TD among several totals, while St Stanislaus’ Krane and Springer added key runs and points in a 28-21 finish.
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Granaca Heights
Gil
Antons Sea
Elyria Catholic
Ohio
Cleveland St. Stanislaus High School
St Stan Inia
Gilmour
Lorain St. Mary
Dan Stager
Bill Goodwine
Frank Braidech
John Barrett
John Marshall
Gilmour Academy
Belden
Lanza
Coteau
Konik Shfe
Hupman
Helly
Chibley
Rohr
Steger Bradech
Mesteen
Sader
Barrett Goodw
ST. Staniseats
Krzaynowek
A Kopelcowski
Acreer
Barrett
Stan—Krane
Springer
Svarg
Gilmo ‘Plurges
McSteen Sprung Store
Krawczyk Springer
Canadiens Rise in NHL Standings After 1-0 Win
Montreal edged the Chicago Black Hawks 1-0 as Maurice and Henri Richard teamed with Jean Beliveau for the lone goal in the first period, Jacques Plante delivering stellar netminding to lift the Canadiens toward a higher spot. The Bruins overwhelmed the Rangers 4-1, dropping New York to fifth.
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Montreal Canadiens
New York Rangers
Montreal
Chicago Black Hawks
Boston Bruins
New Yorkers
Richard Brothers
Maurice
Henn
Jean Beliveau
Canadiens
JacquesPlante
Browns
Rangers
Jerry Toppazzini
Bruins
Johnny Piersson
Real Cheverelfils
Boston
Waterfowl Hours Set In Elyria Area
Hours for hunting migratory waterfowl in the Elyria area tomorrow are 6 35 a m until 5 47 p m. Times run from one half hour before sunrise to one half hour before sunset as required by state law.
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Elyria
Whale Naulls Sparks Hawks Past Syracuse in Big NBA Showdown
Willie Naulls of the St. Louis Hawks scored 14 of his 17 points in the second period to rally a 78-76 win at Syracuse over the previously unbeaten Nationals. Bob Pettit added 13 in the third as St. Louis built a 36-34 halftime lead, while Syracuse forced overtime with a late rally and missed a final layup. The Lakers beat Rochester 88-87 on a last-second free throw by Charlie Mencel, and the Knicks defeated Fort Wayne 96-83 behind Ken Sears 17 points.
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Willie
the Whale
Naulls
St. Louis Hawks
National Basketball Association
UCLA
Hawks
Syracuse Nationals
Syracuse
St. Louis
Bob Pettit
Joe Holup
Minneapolis Lakers
Rochester
Charlie Mencel
New York Knickerbockers
Fort Wayne Pistons
Ken Sears
Knicks
Dick McGuire
Race Betting Hits New High in Ohio 1956 Season
Ohioans wagered a record 123,567,758 on horse racing during a 594 day season. Ohio Racing Commission chair Zoltan Gombos cited state revenue of 7,065,907 with attendance slightly down at 2,370,948 after the season ending Tuesday at Cramwood Park near Cleveland. Previous wagering high was 147,520,808 in 1955.
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Columbus
Ohio
Zoltan Gombos
Ohio Racing Commission
Craamwood Park
Cleveland
V.F.W. Boxing Gym Opens Season This Week
The V. F. W. boxing gym opens its season tomorrow at 6 30 pm in the V F W Building on East Bridge Street with Harry Day in charge. He will also conduct sessions Wednesdays and Thursdays inviting anyone interested in working out.
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Harry Day
V.F. W
East Bridge Street
Day
Hockey Standings Brief and Saturday Results Summary
Hockey standings show Hershey top in the American League with 10 wins, 6 losses, and 2 ties. Saturday results include Hershey 4 Cleveland 3 and Providence 5 Springfield 6, with Rochester 3 and Buffalo 6 in other actions. In the National League Detroit and Toronto post notable results, while Montreal defeats Chicago 6 2 and again 1 0 on Sunday.
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Hershes
Mifalo Cayseeeegess
Providence
Clevelang
Springfeld
Rochester
Hershey
Cleveland
Buffalo
Providence & Hershey
Springfield
Detroit
Toronto
Boston
Montreal
W.sgeesseees
New York Lote A
Chicago
New
Buckeyes extend Big Ten streak with win over Northwestern
Ohio State defeats Northwestern to extend a 16 game Big Ten winning streak. Coach Woody Hayes says the victory was solid though not flashy, emphasizing minimal mistakes and crucial late plays as Ohio State maintains momentum toward a matchup with Indiana.
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Columbus
Oho
Michigan
State University
Northwestern
Saturn
Indiana
Welday
Woody Hayes
Bucks
Hayes
Ohio State
Perfect List Still Dominates College Football Upsets
New York reports 25 unbeaten teams as Ara Parseghian praises Northwestern after a weekend of surprises. Ohio State, Wyoming, Oklahoma, Tennessee, Princeton, and Georgia Tech remain strong as Air Force Academy keeps rolling in its first varsity season. Northwestern blocks a punt for a safety and Ohio State tops Oberlin 3-2 in a narrow soccer win at the Rubber Bowl.
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New York
Hayes
Ara Parseghian
Little Lenoir-Rhyne College
Northwestern
Hickory
N.C
Toj Lenoch-Rhyne
Ohio
Parseghian
Wildcat
Wyoming
Oklahoma
Tennessee
Parma St. Charles
Pat
Hawkeyes
Michigan
Air Force Aoad
Buckstone
Cole White
Buckeyelrade State
Wilceiver
Paydirt
al Viola
Buckeye
Frank Ellwood
Ellwood
AKRON
Oberlin College
Leo Brown
Oberlin
Ted Bosworth
Charles
Fitzgerald
Dick Eddy
Wildcats
Bobby McKeiver
Bob Haver
Bob Morrison
Aron
Fle
Parma Team Triumphs Over Elyria St Agnes In Football Duel
Rozman scored the visitors first and last points with a two yard TD run and extra point. Pollock, Kornacki and Ruth key plays as St Agnes led 20 14 after third, then St Charles answered late and Parma led 14 43 at halftime.
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Vk Cusumuuhs Qhciuueas Ao Acaul
Rozman
Ken Kornacki
St Agnes
Dave Ruth
Bil Pollock
Ruth
Justin
Pollock
St. Agnes
Bill Pavlick
St. Charles
McDonough
Crusader
Ron Austin
Paul Aulisio
Kornacki
Rouman
Jack Horsman
Wellington and New London Vie For Third In Lakeland Conference
Wellington hosts New London in a Lakeland Conference clash while Elyria faces Lorain in Buckeye action. Wellington and New London, each 2-2 in Lakeland, battle for sole third. Fremont and Huron lead their leagues. other Friday and Saturday games include Medina Amherst Margaretta Clearview Firelands Vermilion and non conference moves.
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Elyria High
Lorain
Pioneers
Steelers
Buckeye
Loraine County
Wellington
New London
Lakeland
Elyria
Fremont
Huron
Medina
Amherst
Margaretta
Clearview
Firelands
Vermilion
Brunswick
Lorain St. Mary
Olmsted Falls
Cleveland St. John Cantus
Cleveland St. Stan
College Football Schedule Night and Day Slate Listed
United Press lists a sprawling college football schedule with home teams first including Washington vs Richmond Youngstown vs Gust Adolph Arkansas vs Rice Baylor vs Texas Buffalo vs Ohio State Navy vs Duke Drake vs Boston College Georgetown vs Notre Dame Princeton vs Harvard Florida vs California Texas Tech vs Texas Stanford vs Oregon State Syracuse vs Holy Cross Virginia Tech vs Wake Forest Virginia vs Maryland Michigan State vs Purdue Michigan vs Minnesota Missouri vs Colorado Notre Dame vs Pittsburgh Notre Dame vs Princeton and many more matchups across the weekend with numerous universities named.
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United Press
Washington
Richmond
d-Youngstown
Gust Adolph
Arkansas
Ricearm
Win & Mary Audutt
Mite St
Baid-Wallace
Kentsh
Baylor
Texas
Green
Ohio U
Sowa
Corne Buffalo
Ohio Agethern
Hiram
Kenyon
a-Houston
Tula Town St
Oklahome Alansas
Nepinsky
Kentucky
Vanderbilt
x-Loxisiang
Oklahoma
UCLA
Mich
Western Res
West Virginia
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Akron Ends Oberlin Jinx with 40-14 Victory
Akron University broke a long foot jinx by beating Oberlin College 40-14 on Oberlin turf. John Williams scored twice, Art Bailey added two late touchdowns, and quarterback John Stone directed the offense as Akron snapped Oberlin’s home winning streak dating back to 1900. Dave Adolph added four conversion kicks. Oberlin mounted a late bid, trailing by seven at halftime.
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Oberlin
Akron University
Zips
Oberlin College
John Williams
Art Bailey
John Stone
Akron
Dave Hoecker
Yeoman
Dale Johnson
Bailey
Tom Boggs
Williams
Stone
Bill Auten
Wanmers
Hoecker
Hank Edwards
Lorain
Oberlin Ov
Jberlin
Elks
Hibbacd
Carton
Hoag
Elyria Elks’ League
Sunristaese Stench
Aren Fe
Sunzel Ros
Chivily
Stoney
Rainbow Lanes
Eerad
Helmaen von Be
Hazel's
Kummer Hauets
Moex
Roolson
Edwards
Ive Dicken Funeral Home
Granite Con-Hoecker
Trammer
Wist
Crete
Abookire
Bute Clark
Marcos Jacobson J Radio & TV
Jolly Boys
Axron G
Brandad Jewerers
Overlin
Beli Co
Knowles Quality Poods
Axton
Greenberg seeks manager as Indians choose successors
Cleveland General Manager Hank Greenberg shifted focus from trading players to selecting a new Indians manager after Al Lopez’s departure. A spokesman said interview plans and club names remain undisclosed while Greenberg reviews candidates, as trades with other clubs continue.
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Cleveland, C
Hank Greenberg
Cleveland Indians
Indians
Greenberg
al Lopez
Campbell Triumphs In Mexican Amateur Golf Crown
Huntington West Virginia star Bill Campbell defeated Canada’s Joe Leblanc 9 and 8 to win the Mexican National Amateur golf championship in Mexico City yesterday.
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Mexico City
Billy Campbell
Huntington
W. Va
Joe Leblanc
Canada
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