Lorain County High Schools Name 10 New Cage Coaches
As the 1953-54 scholastic basketball season nears, Lorain County’s 20 high schools will feature 10 new coaches. Elyria Punic, Elyria Catholic, Oberlin, Avon, Brownhelm, Grafton, LaGrange, Ridgeville, Brookside, and Lorain St. Mary’s all appoint new leaders. Elyria Punic hires Dale Reichenbach, new Elyria Catholic coach Eddie Stersi, with John Lutsch at Lorain and Russ Lynch at Clearview remaining. Reichenbach, directing 17 varsity hopefuls, projects strong organizational work and has already impressed observers despite awaiting action. Several veterans depart, and transfer Gene Helmick joins the Elyria program. More updates on Elyria’s prospects to follow.
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Elyra Public
Elyria Catholic
Dale Reichenbach
Elyria Punic Piet
Hal Block
Eddustersi
Lou Kacam
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Reichenbach
Don Andress
Mac Shilling
Eddie Wingard
Tom Gwin
Bill McMan
Jack Smith
Bill Hopkins
Gene Helmick
Newark High
Wooster Crushes Oberlin as Furcron Sets School Mark
Wooster Scots beat Oberlin 34 to 3 in an Ohio Conference game ending Oberlin’s season with one win and six losses. Homie Furcron of Wellington left early after a 24 yard effort, topping his season total to 100 with a school record. The Scots dominated, scoring three touchdowns and a field goal, with Jacobs credited for three scores and Hershberger kicking the extra points.
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Buckeye Season Concludes With Dinner Tonight
In Columbus Ohio State will wrap up the season with an appreciation dinner. Letters and numerals are awarded to varsity players and freshmen for the year’s efforts while next year’s captain is to be named. Michigan and Michigan State are noted as Big Ten Rose Bowl participants and Rose Bowl winner respectively.
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Two Spartans Illini Gophers Drain Star Team
Michigan and fellow Big Ten powers dominate All Conference selections. Michigan State placed an end on the first team while Michigan, Ohio State, Purdue, Iowa and Wisconsin also claimed multiple spots. Ohio State’s 20 defeat to Michigan highlighted a rough season ending for the Buckeyes.
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Lions Stay Unbeaten In YMCA League After Third Victory
The Lions remain the sole undefeated team in the YMCA Grade School League after beating the Hawks 30 18 as Charles Kelser scores 10 points. The Buffalo Bisons push in American League hockey as they beat the Hershey Bears 43 with a strong Nat League castoff lineup.
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Oberlin Booters Edge Ohio State 3-0 to Stay Undefeated
Oberlin's soccer team finished 9-0-1, beating Ohio State 3-0 on the road. Norm Thoms, Stu Parry and Ray Downs scored, extending Oberlin's unbeaten run to 31 games.
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Fight Slated Tonight Giardello vs Portuquez in 10 rounds
Speedy middleweight Joey Giardello of Philadelphia meets Costa Rica slugger Tuzo Portuquez tonight in a 10 round television bout at Eastern Parkway Arena in New York.
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TM League Tenpin Sked At The Bowling Center
The B League at the Bowling Center features four matches at 7 30 this evening. House of Denes faces Beer, Array's Potato Chips plays Exeent Products, Home Tavern meets Paige Builders, and M E 8 A No 18 compete with Bowling Center.
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Fangio Dominates Pan American Road Race Stretch
Argentina’s Juan Manuel Fangio led Chihuahua Mexico in the Pan American road race with a possible $10,000 side bet, holding a decisive advantage as the field dwindled. A wreck seemed the only threat to his first prize.
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All-Conference Football Selections Mention Top Players
First Team includes Dohoney and Topp from Michigan schools with Jacoby and Bettis noted star backs. Second and third teams list honorees from Wisconsin, Ohio State, Illinois, Michigan State, Iowa, and Minnesota with several linemen and backs named.
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All-Conference Football Team Picks By United Press
Don Dohoney and LeRoy Bolden lead a diverse United Press first team with J. C. Caroline Smid and Paul Giel among top linemen and backs. Notables include Ameche Topp Jacoby Bettis Hilgenberg and Canaries, with last year’s stars Giel and Ameche repeating.
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Michigan
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Ohio State
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Minn
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Purdue
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Clinois
Jerry Hilgenberg
Iowa
Paul Giel
Minnesota
le Roy Boiden
J. C. Caroline
Winois
Alan Ameche
Wisconsin
LeRoy Bolden
Bruins Favored For Rose Bowl Bid Amid PCC Voting
UC Berkeley’s Bruins strengthened their Rose Bowl case with a 13-0 win over UCLA while California and Stanford played to a 21-21 tie. PCC officials vote among nine schools to select the representative for Pasadena, with results due today. Stanford finished 5-1-1, California 6-1, UCLA 6-1.
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Toledo coach resigns amid university pressure
Dunn, head football coach at Toledo, says his Friday night resignation was forced by University President Asa Knowles. The dispute centers on control and personnel decisions at the university.
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Big Ten Standings and All-Big Ten Selections Summary
The Big Ten named six Buckeyes to the 33 man squad with five on the second team. Michigan State Illinois and Wisconsin each had five players, Spartans with one second place and two third team picks, Illinois with two on the second and one on the third, Wisconsin with one on the second and three on the third. Indiana had two on the third team and Northwestern one. Obie Wesleyan and others were noted in backfield selections, with numerous coaches voting.
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Unbeaten Browns Favored To Cup Division Title
The undefeated Cleveland Browns, led by Otto Graham and Lou Groza, are heavily favored to win their eighth division title as they host the Chicago Cardinals next Sunday. Cleveland beat Pittsburgh 20-16 as Groza kicked two field goals and Brewster and Renfro scored.
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