Elyria Catholic Panthers Face St John Cantius In Season Opener
Elyria Catholic High School opens its 1950-51 basketball season Sunday against Cleveland's St John Cantius on the local court.Coach Ed Kubuske will rely on seven lettermen as the Panthers showcase starters Kasubinski Kaminski Byczynski Rader and Janowicz with reserves Diedrick Beard Ross Kozel Plato Talarski. The Cantius squad, coached by Joseph Woods, starts its first full season, with Clark Milano Zanowick Janocha and Andrzezyc among the expected starters. The doubleheader begins at 2:30 p.m. with reserve teams first and the varsity to follow.
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Lyria Catholic High
Panthers
St. John Cantius High
Quint
Cleveland
Ed Kubuske
St. John’s Cantius Club
Joseph Woods
Ohio Northern University
Bill Smyth
Elyria Catholic
St. John Cantius
Kubuske
Gene Kasubinski
Jack Kaminski
Joe Bycynski
Hank Janovicz
Lynn Rader
Bycynski
Kasubinski
Kaminski
Rader
Janowicz
Bucynski
Samuel Zanowick
John Janocha
John Andrzeczyk
Robert Clark
Anthony Milano
Clark
Milano
Zanowick
Janocha
Andrzeczyka
Elyria Catholic High School
Elyria Catholic Court
Cleveland St. John Cantius
Frank Talarski
Jimmy Ross
Talarski
Leo Plato
Hank Janowicz
Coach Kubuske
Bill Crow
Mike Kozel
Tom Diedrick
Chuck Beard
Lakewood completes perfect season with 20 18 win over West Tech
Lakewood Rangers finish 1950 unbeaten at 10 0 after a 20 18 victory against Cleveland West Tech. Ray Perkins scores all three Lakewood touchdowns to set an LEL and school scoring record with 126 points on 21 touchdowns, including a 43 yard run.
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Cleveland West Tech
Lakewood
Lake Erie
Rangers
Ray Perkins
Chet Grob
Perkins
Gavilan Wins 10 Round Verdict Over Graham At Garden
Cuban welter Gavilan defeats Billy Graham in a 10 round majority decision at Madison Square Garden to earn a potential middleweight bout next month and a welterweight title shot. Gavilan, 24, proves quicker and more accurate with a sharp left hook and bolo uppercuts while forcing Graham to lead most rounds.
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New York
Gavilan
Billy Graham
Madison Square Garden
Graham
the Garden
Ray Robinson
Negro
Billy
Kramer Extends Lead With Win Over Segura
In Windsor Ontario Jack Kramer beat Pancho Segura 11-9 6-2 to extend his pro tennis tour lead to 10 victories to Segura's eight. Pauline Betz Addie scored her 14th win over Gertrude Moran with a one set victory as Moran’s three wins include two ties.
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Segura Windsor
Jack Kramer
Pancho Segura
Segura
Pauline Betz Addie
Gertrude
Gussie) Moran
Gussie
Merchants' C Bowling League Sends Four Matches Tonight
The Merchants' C League schedule lists four matches at Stoney's Rainbow Lanes led by St. Marie Realtors facing an opponent to be determined in the Stoney's lanes card.
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Akey
Merchants
Stoney’s Rainbow Lanes
St. Marie Realtors
Yankees and Pirates Draft Two Players
The New York Yankees selected infielder Gene Markland from Buffalo and the Pittsburgh Pirates chose shortstop Bob Thompson from Rochester in the draft. Markland, 29, can play second or third base and hit 305 for Buffalo last season. Thompson, 22, hit .197 in 146 games for Fresno after spring training with the Red Wings.
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Pittsburgh Pirates
Yankees
Gene Markland
Buffalo
Pirates
Bob Thompson
Rochester
Markland
Chicago White Sox
Philadelphia Athletics
Bisons
Thompson
Fresno
Red Wings
St. Louis Browns
Johnny Bero
Toledo
UPC Women’s Pin Sked Hits Sunday at Stoney’s Rainbow Lanes
The United Polish Club Women’s Bowling League schedules four matches for Sunday at 3:30 p.m. at Stoney’s Rainbow Lanes. The Emerich Company faces Dobrowski Meats, United Polish Club takes on Falencki Hardware, Walsh’s All-Stars plays U.P CG les Auxiliary, and Walter (U.P CG) Steward meets Bittner Puneral Nome.
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Stoney’s
Rainbow Lanes
The
Emerich Company
Dobrowski Meats
United Polish Club
Falencki Hardware
Walsh's
All-Stars
U.P CG
Les Auxiliary
Walter
U. P CG
Steward Va
Bittner Puneral Nome
Kuykendall tallies 75-yard TD in Illinois JV win over Ohio State
Champaign Illinois fullback Harry Kuykendall dashed 75 yards on the opening play to spark Illinois junior varsity to a 21 13 victory over the Ohio State Jayvees. The Buckeyes never fully recovered as they trailed 21 0 before scoring in the second period and added a third quarter touchdown.
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Ill
Harry Kuykendall
Illinois
Ohio State Jayvees
Buckeye
Ohio State
Buckeyes
Culmone Narrowly Trails Shoemaker In Jockey Finale
Joe Culmone moved within one win of Wil lie Shoemaker in the national jockey championship by taking two wins at Pimlico aboard Nottin and Dot Beistro, totaling 329 for the year while Shoemaker held 330 after a blank at Hollywood Park. Marietta Ohio was founded when settlers reached the Muskingum River mouth on April 7, 1788.
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Joe Culmone
Willie Shoemaker
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Pimlico
Dot Beistro
Hollywood Park
Shoemaker
Marietta
Northwest Territory
Muskingum River
Fearless Fraley's sports notes mix sprightly sparring and odds
Oscar Fraley delivers a wide ranging column blending Ted Williams spring training chatter and other sports notes. The piece cites Williams plans to train in Florida despite an arm injury, critiques radio commentators, and lists birthdays, Heisman voting tidbits, and college football nicknames with playful observations. The tone is brisk and opinionated.
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Oscar Fraley
United Press
EW York
Fraley
Ted Williams
Bosox
Williams
Ted
Everglades City
Florida
New London Wildcats Beat Wellington 25-0 in Annual Clash
New London Wildcats defeated Wellington Dukes 25-0 in the 30th meeting of a long rivalry. The win gives New London ninth win in ten games and sets a school scoring record with 395 points for the season. Key scores came from Eddie Mack, Myron Randleman to Warren Lucal, and Russ Edgington. Wellington failed to reach the New London 20-yard line all night.
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M. Randi
Lucal Ross
Eccington
Caldwell
Burns
Plea
Warren backs Stanford against Army in football clash
Gov Earl Warren urged fans not to count Stanford out in the showdown with unbeaten Army. He recalled Stanford’s upset win when Army was odds-on favorite and said Stanford “is hot, they’re awfully hot” when firing on all cylinders.
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Earl Warren
Stanford University
Army
Warren
Stanford
Elyria Moose League Sets Sunday Bowling Schedule
Teams in the Elyria Moose Class A Bowling League prepare for six regular matches this Sunday at 1 30 pm with a 1 pm start at Stoney's Rainbow Lanes The schedule lists Cotches Broverte Bowling Center Maret Beckett Grassie's Inn Mooseva and Etyria Stationery among participating venues and teams.
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Stoney's Rainbow Lanes
Seaman’s
Broverte
Maret
Beckett
Lakewood and Shaw Lead All Lake Erie Team Picks
Lakewood, the Lake Erie League champion, and Shaw, runner up for the title, each have four players named to the All Lake Erie League team. The Rangers rode a 20 game win streak and a 54 record in league play, while Shaw finished 6-1-2 for the season.
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Lake Erie
Shaw
Rangers
Trie
All-Lake Erie League announces 1950 first team selections
The six league coaches named four Lakewood players and four Shaw players to the mythical first team. Elyria Lorain and Cleveland Heights each earned one first team slot with Williams, La katos, and Haskin highlighted. Second team includes players from Lorain Lakewood Cleveland Heights Elyria and Shaker Heights with most seniors.
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Bill Coyer
Elyria
Art Lave
Lorain
Jim Halderman
Shaker Heights
Jim Scullion
Lakewood
Bob Cawrse
Shaw
George McKinnon
Cleveland Heights
Elyria High
Pioneers
Bob Williams
Williams
Tony Lakatos
Warren Haskin
Mike Skop
Fred Asbeck
Ray Perkins
George Mason
Duane Gerasimos
Ed Alemagno
Dan Kramer
Gil Santoro
Elyrian
Karl Baun
Paul Erdy
Wells Gray
Bob Blatchford
Walt Waitt
Tony Zichi
John Langmead
Bob Balliett
Cleveland Hts
Lakewood T
Styria
Lorain G
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Lakewood Co
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Lakewood E
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Lorain T
Karl Baun Aevree
Akewood
Tony Zichi - Lorain
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Gee Mseho
Lorain Golden Gloves Dates Set for 1951 Tournament
The 1951 Lorain County Golden Gloves will be held January 17 and 24 at the Hotel Antlers Lorain with Pete DeSantis in charge. Winners advance to the Cleveland Plain Dealer Golden Gloves at the Cleveland Arena on February 1 2 7 and 9. A VF W committee meeting is planned at 8 PM at the Lorain VF W hall to discuss plans.
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Lorain Vf.w. No. 451
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Lorain High School
Cleveland
Lorain County
Cleveland Plain Dealer
New Three Year Contract For Indiana Football Coach
Indiana approves a new three year contract for head coach Clyde Smith through 1953 after athletic committee recommendation. Smith, hired in 1948, led the Hoosiers to two wins in his first season and one win last year, with this season tally at two wins two losses and one tie. President Herman Wells praised the agreement and the program’s direction.
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Purdue
Indiana
Herman
Wells
Smith
Grid Results And Capitol Milestone From 1861
The page lists numerous high school football scores including Lakewood 20 over Cleveland West Tech 18 and Fremont Ross 32 over Marion Harding 7 among others. A historical note recalls the Ohio State Capitol cornerstone laid in 1839 after delays due to cholera, funding, and labor problems, with completion in 1861 after a six year halt.
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Ohio State Capitol
Ford to be Inducted into Army This Monday
New York Yankees star Whitey Ford, 22, will enter the Army on Monday after an induction center announcement. Ford passed his physical on Oct. 10, with Army doctors approving Oct. 24 that he has recovered from a tropical disease he contracted in Mexico years ago.
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NEW York
Whitey) Ford
New York Yankees
Army
Mexico
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