Elyria High Stars Highlight Ohio State Seniors in Big Game
Ohio State closes a trio of senior seasons with 17 players including Elyria High star Tony Curcillo who shifted from quarterback to linebacker this year. The piece notes other Elyria alums and outlines 1953 football scheduling options and nearby college events in Cleveland and Northeast Ohio sports scene.
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Tony Curcillo
Elyria High
Ohio State
Michigan
Curcillo
Bucks
George Novotny
Bob Jabbusch
Vic Janowicz
Bernie Skvarka
Struthers
Jim Hmietikko
Conneaut
Fred Bruney
Martins Ferry
Skip Doyle
Rochester
Bill Petersen
Cleveland
Bob Koepnick
Dayton
John Hlay
Tall Rocky River Pirates hinge on three seniors in 1952 53
Rocky River plans to build around three senior lettermen led by Russ Cormier six feet five and Paul Wrobieski six feet one as it opens a 15 game schedule on December 5 meeting Medina in a conference clash at Rocky River. Wrobieski scored 120 points last season and Cormier 94 in 13 games while seniors Graham Campbell Jim Pietrangelo Mike Batley six one, Chic Robinson seven other tall hopefuls fill the roster. The Pirates aim to improve on a .500 league mark and 7 16 overall with a mobile frontline and stronger scoring in the upcoming championship chase.
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Elyria High School
Lake Erie
Elyria
Cleveland East
Sandusky
Lorain
Ely Stadium
Strobel Field
Bay City
Foster Elliott
Bull Coyer
Warren
Toledo
Central Catholic
Garfield Heights
Elliott
Bellaire
Ashland
Steubenville
Grandview
Springfield
Dayton
Fairview
Cleveland
St. Joseph's
Mansfield
Canton
Lincoln
Orrville
Coyer
North Canton
Dayton Fairview
Massillon
Rocky River
Pirates
Randall Motts
Medina
Russ Cormier
Paul Wrobieski
Gary Brodt
Wrobieski
Cormier
Bill van Sickie
Graham Campbell
Jim Pietrangelo
Mike Batley
Chic Robinson
Gordon Peters
Jim Struhar
Bull Domhoff
Dick Mancuso
Frank McNabb
Wrobleski
Campbell
Alumni
Oberlin
Amherd
Clearview
Weilingen
Furview
Clearree
Umn
Louie Tsipis
St. .Cantius
Tsipis
St. John .Cantius
Bob Ringer
Bob Waltz
Elyria Catholic
St. John Cantius
Janowicz
Fearless Fraley reports on multi sport stars and upcoming bouts
Dick Groat shines for Fort Wayne as he contends between basketball and baseball with the Pirates and Knicks admitting they were toppled by his scoring. Gordie Howe faces questions on his peak performance while Sid Abel leaves Detroit for Chicago.
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Oscar Fraley
United Press
EW York
Fraley
Dick Groat
Duke
Fort Wayne Pistons
Pittsburgh. Pirates
Groat
New York Knickerbockers
Gordie Howe
Sid Abel
Abel
Detroit
Chicago Black Hawks
Howe
Aidh
Ted Lindsay
Metro Prystal
Bracco Leads Pan American Race at Durango Start
Gio vanni Bracco, the Flying Italian, built a seven minute lead on Karl Kling and Hermann Lang midway through the fourth lap of the 1 938 mile Pan American Road Race. Bracco averaged 115 mph since leaving Mexico City 617 miles back.
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Durango
Mexico
U.P
Giovanni Bracco
Bracco
Mexico City
Karl Kling
Hermann Lang
Spencer Scores 9 First Cage Win
Spencer High cagers under Coach Bill Walrath opened the Medina County Class B Scholastic League season against Seville here Tuesday and pulled a one point overtime win over York 31 30 Friday night Ron Latkey and Joe Guar provid ed baskets in the OT to build a four point lead Don Dawley added the decisive free throw Spencer’s reserves won 24 20 in the preliminary game
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Spencer
Bill Walrath
Spencer High Cagers
Medina County
Seville
York
Ron Latkey
Joe Guar
Moose Loop Pin Pairings Shake Up Sunday Matches
The Moose League tees off four Sunday matches at 1 PM in the Bowl-O-Drome. Steve's Garage faces B and B Food Market, Carlisle Lumber plays Cher ney's Beverages, Kaye's Cafe meets No 10 Club, Olenik's Market challenges Old Dutch Beer.
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Moose
Moose League
Steve's Garage
Carlisle Lumber
Cherney's
Kaye's Cafe
Olenik's Market
Sedgman Wins New South Wales Final Over McGregor
Frank Sedgman defeated Ken McGregor 6 2 4 6 6 1 to claim the New South Wales championship before about 5 000 fans at White City Stadium in Sydney. Sedgman, widely regarded as the world's top amateur, surged in the final set after leading 3 0, while McGregor sought the Davis Cup target. The women’s All American final between Maureen Connolly and Jule Sampson was scheduled for later today.
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Sedgman
White City Stadium
McGregor
New South Wales
Sydney
Australia
Frank Sedgman
Ken McGregor
Love
California
Maureen Connolly
San Diego
Jule Sampson
San Marino
Miss Connolly
Kaczmarek's Debut Leads Panthers Past St John Cantius
Elyria Catholic opens the 1952-53 season with a 57 to 50 win over Cleveland St. John Cantius on the Elyria Catholic floor. Hank Janowicz scores 20 points to pace the Panthers while Lou Kaczmarek begins his coaching tenure.
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Elyria Catholic
Lou Kaczmarek
Gulf Road
Cleveland St. John Cantius
Panthers
St. John Cantius
Janowicz
Cleveland
Henry
Invaders
Panther
St. John Santius
West 14Th Street
Don Krempa
Elyria
John Ase
Catholic
F. T
Rader
Hennessey
Schork
Riedel If Knelss
Kuhel
Herron
Smith
Bruck
Tsipis If
Baht
Krempa
Gula
Tancak
Gensert
Jacko
St John Cantius
Bob Waltz
Bob Ringer
Oberlin Soccer Letters Awarded at campus dinner
Oberlin coach Chiff Steven son awarded 20 letters to the 1952 Oberlin booters at a Dascomb Cottage dinner. The team posted nine victories and a tie to complete back-to-back undefeated seasons. Third-year letters went to Mulder Reid Palmer Nicholson and Allen. second-year to Shults Piser Sunger Lodge Lockwood Gould Albrecht. first-year to Seaman Wworth Conly Humstead Obleson Ritschard Shively Simon Thoms.
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Oberlin
Chiff Stevenson
Oberlin College
Dascomb Cottage
Booters
Joe Mulder
George Reid
Bob Palmer
John Nicholson
Toby Allen
Fred Shults
Xavier Pi- Sunger
James Lodge
Pat Lockwood
Bill Gould
Ron Albrecht
Dick Seaman
Ed Bosworth
Dale Conly
Scott Humstead
Boris Obleson
John Ritschard
Brank Shively
Dick Simon
Norman Thoms
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Ice Palace
Mildred Burke
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Jim Londos
Rudy Dusek
National Broadcasting Company
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Cleveland Browns
Pittsburgh Steelers
Groza
Cleveland Barons
Syracuse Warriors
Barons
Pittsburgh
Warriors
Elyria Catholic High School
Cleveland St. John Cantins
Gulf Road Court
Tony Schalk
Dan Bruck
Billy Kuhel
Low Tsipis
Herb Riedel
Honus Wagner
Arky Vaughan
Parris Island
Army
Camp Breckenridge
Camp Breckinridge
Bernard Stephens
Florida A & M
Larry Coutre
Notre Dame
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Orlando Zulueta
Madison Square Garden
Old Fearness
Marquette
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Kling
Lang
Johnny Mantz
Los Angeles
Calif
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N.Y
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A&l York
Allemang
Biha
Grimm
Miller
Stable Patty
Cooper
TR Giar
Wolford
Eatkes
Kemp
Parker
TR Q Mehina
Gunkelm
Dickerhoff
Bill Enderle
Okio Srie
Wildlife
Deuce
Kaczmarek
St.John Cantius
Syria Catholic High
Hank Janowicz
Mike Kozel
Jack Kaminski
Nets
Clippers
Larry Henry
Dick Kneiss
Janowiccz
Jim Smith
Art Gula
Ntius Resaves
Elyria Catholic Reserves
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Oberlin Soccer Letters
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RED Cap
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George Hermann, Inc
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