Elyria Lorain face Lake Erie League split decision
The Lake Erie League faces a pivotal meeting of principals led by Elyria High’s George Miraben to decide whether Elyria and likely Lorain exit the league over gate receipts. A 4-2 or 5-2 vote to revert to the 60 40 split could trigger immediate withdrawals and schedule disruptions.
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Four Elyria Gridders Win 1952 Top Awards
Elyria High coaches named offensive leaders quarterback Dean Shaffer and center John Marshall and defensive stars right half Doug Jones and end Dick Perkins for the nine game season. Shaffer, Marshall, Jones, and Perkins will receive trophies from the Elyria Boosters Club at the Elyria Lorain banquet.
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Hildebrand Shines as Barons Top Hornets 3-2
Hildebrand, a 5-7 Winnipeg native, scored twice to lift the Cleveland Barons to a 3-2 victory over the Pittsburgh Hornets and grab first place in the American Hockey League. Glen Sonmor also scored for Cleveland. Willie Marshall and Bob Sabourin replied for Pittsburgh.
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Sid Able revives Hawks sparks Chicago hockey turnaround
Sid Able, signed as player coach after leaving Detroit, has energized the Chicago Blackhawks turning a cellar team into a contending squad. The defense tightens, Rollins in goal shines, and Abel credits team spirit and a bold off season trade for Mortson Gardner and Rollins while avoiding Stanley Cup talk.
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Hockey and basketball results and schedules mixed across teams
Last night results list Cleveland at Pittsburgh and Syracuse at Buffalo with notes of upcoming games including Buffalo at Providence and Syracuse at Cleveland arena 8:30 p m. Hockey standings and league listings show Pittsburgh Providence St Louis Hershey and New York with scores and records.
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Footwork Sets the Base for Bowling Beginners
Steve Nagy, at the American Bowling Congress all events in Milwaukee, stresses footwork as the essential first skill for beginners. He says consistent stance and distance to the foul line control the swing and finish, advising starting at the same spot each time.
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Van Brocklin Vaults Into NFL Passing Lead
Norman Van Brocklin surged from 10th to first in the NFL passing standings after 11 completions in 20 attempts for 308 yards last weekend. He leads Tobin Rote, with Otto Graham atop overall yardage, as the air-minded Rams quarterback aims to reclaim the passing title.
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Football Picks From Fraley Board Mark Weekend Games
Southern California expected to defeat UCLA and likely win the Rose Bowl with Penn State Yale Princeton and Columbia also favored. Wisconsin Ohio State Michigan State Oklahoma Illinois Notre Dame Purdue Kansas Iowa State Chicago Stanford Oregon Oregon State and many others slated for wins with several upsets teased including Duke Auburn and Georgia Tech. Final quirky note Tulsa Arkansas and TCU Rice also listed amid a sprawling schedule.
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Home Loop Pin Schedule For Stoney's League
The weekly six matches for Stoney's Home Bowling League are set for tonight at T o'clock on Rainbow Lanes. Pairings include Elyria Stationers vs Leh rman Cartage and Oberlin Hardware vs Grass ie's Wayside Inn with six other contests listed.
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Lane's Women Bowling League Matches Tonight
The Rainbow Lanes Women’s League schedules six matches at 9 PM at Stoney’s. Pairings include Lake Avenue Floor Covering vs Fulton Funeral Home and Rorick Insurance vs Hart Construction with Lloyd’s Supply facing Gerna’s.
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Elyria Junior Chamber Honors Pioneers' Perkins
The Elyria Junior Chamber of Commerce named Dick Perkins Outstanding Lineman for 1952. A senior guard on offense and end on defense for the Pioneers, Perkins received the Jaycees plaque at a morning high school awards assembly.
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Rival Football Schedule From 1952 Weekend Lineup
The schedule lists Friday November 2 matchups including Richmond vs George Washington and Santa Barbara vs San Diego State. Saturday November 22 features Alabama Maryland at Mobile and many more games across conferences. Sunday November 23 closes with Xavier versus Dayton.
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Ohio University To Play Harvard In 1953 Series
Ohio University and Harvard will begin a two game football series in 1953. The first meeting is set for Oct. 3 in Cambridge, Massachusetts, with the 1954 date pending. Athletic Director Carroll C. Widdoes notes it marks Ohio U’s first football matchup against Harvard, the nation’s oldest university, dating to 1874.
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Local Cage Teams Win in Independent Games
Lorain County Class B Scholastic Basketball League teams posted notable pre season wins in four independent games. LaGrange defeated Columbia 83 46. Brookside beat Brownhelm 81 41. Grafton beat Henrietta 54 47. Milan edged Camden 43 42 as transfers from other schools boosted results. Jack Dodd led Henrietta with 25 points while Carl Overy, Ray Brehm and Bil Madaras also scored in a balanced Grafton attack.
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