Elyria High Sees Football Finances Turn Profit in 1952
Elyria High’s athletic department trims its deficit from 7,971.48 to a profit of about 5,860.04 for the 1952 53 year based on a season receipts 14,262.23 and expenditures 8,402.19. Lorain game led with 3,110.70 for Elyria, Sandusky 2,164.30, East 1,777.50, Barberton 1,467.90, Shaw 1,411.30 and Shaker Heights 964.80.
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Elyria High
Foster Elliott
Lorain
Elyria
Elyria-Lorain
Sandusky
Elyria-Sandusky
Cleveland East
Barberton
Shaw
Shaker Heights
Lake Erie
Cleveland Heights
Lakewood
Euclid
TV raises tempo in boxing says IBC head Markson
Harry Markson of the International Boxing Club says television speeds boxing action and weeds out defensive boxers and faky dancers. He cites Johnny Bratton and Willie Pep as examples of more aggressive, crowd-pleasing fighters driven by TV audiences and fan letters.
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EW York
Harry Markson
International Boxing Club
Markson
Johnny Bratton
Chicago
Bratton
Harry
Willie Pep
Febela Chavez
St. Louis
Bronx
Mike Jacobs
Matkson
Brooklyon
Robert
Heet Helps Engines In Cold Weather
In cold weather fuel systems benifit from HEET cleaner as it keeps carburetors jets and fuel lines clear. Have your garage add HEET to your tank every time you buy gas this winter. Only 65 cents. HEET Division, DeMert & Dougherty, Inc., Chicago 32.
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DeMert & Dougherty, Inc
Chicago
Elyria Catholic and Clearview Clash Rescheduled
Elyria Catholic will visit Clearview in a Southwestern Conference game moved from Friday to Wednesday at Clearview. Elyria Catholic aims for a second win of 1952-53 after opening with a 57 50 victory over St John Cantus. Art Gula may start at guard replacing Jim Smith.
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Elyria Catholic Clearview
Clearview
Elyria Catholic Panthers
Lou Kaczmarek
Cleveland St John Cantus
Elyria Catholic
Kaczmarek
Art Gula
Jim Smith
Mel Rader
Tony Schork
Dick Kneiss
Hank Janoweiz
Johnson Aims For Title Shot After Hammering Valdez
Harold Johnson of Philadelphia, ranked No. 2, defeated Cuban Nino Valdez in New York by a decisive 10 round decision at Brooklyn's Eastern Parkway. Johnson battered a bigger opponent by 34 percent in weight and six inches in reach, prompting his manager to seek a shot at a world title.
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Johnson
Valdez
New York
Harold Johnson
Philadelphia
Thomas Loughran
Nino Valdez
Brooklyn
Eastern Parkway
Lougiran
Americo Schiavone
Joe Agnella
Abe Simon
United Press
Rio Grande College Rout Wilberforce 111 71 in big win
Rio Grande College overwhelmed Wilberforce University 111 to 71 as Bevo Francis scored 69 points boosting his six game average to 49.2 per game. The Red Rams also hold a 103 point per game team average over six games.
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United Press
Rio Grande
Rio Grande College
Wilberforce University
Bevo Francis
Rio
Glassmen Open Loop With 70 44 Win Over Merchants
Lorain Cis Recreation League opener sees the Lorain Glass quintet beat the Grafton Merchants 70 to 44 at Hawthorne Junior High. Finian Heisman led with 16 points. Torin Glass members reached double figures. Mer Rader led Grafton with 15.
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Lorain
Lorain Glass
Gratton Merchants
Hawthorne
Bob Heisman
Torin Glass
Ain
Mer Rader
Grafton
Cage Schedule Tonight Local High School Matches
Tenpin bowling league matches at Bowl-O-Drome kick off at nine with six games. Pairings include Plus Construction versus Re sar Service and Les Gast Insurance against B and B Food Market along with Steves Barber Shop versus Arvay’s Chips and other local entries.
Syracuse Picks Syracuse to Face Alabama in Orange Bowl
Syracuse, at 7-2 on the season, was chosen as the visiting team for the New Year’s Day Orange Bowl against Alabama, which had hoped Navy would play. Alabama Athletic Director Pete Dawthron expected a colorful game as fans filled the Miami stadium for the showdown.
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Miami
Fla
U.P
Syracuse
Alabama
Orangemen
New York State
Navy
Pete Cawthon
VY Williamson
Wisconsin Badgers
Los Angeles
Southern Cal
W. A. Wilson
Williamson
Chicago Yards
International Soundphoto
Six matches set for Unit ed Polish Club Bowling League
Tonight at 7 o clock six matches appear on Stoney's Rainbow Lanes schedule. Pairings include Plus Construction vs Re BaF Service Les Gast Insurance vs B and B Food Market Steve's Barber Shop vs Ar vay's Chips Mom's Open Kitchen vs Granite Concrete Block Royal Catering vs Thomasson's Chips United Polish Club vs The Toggery Shop.
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Iy al . C
Les Gast Insurance
Steves Barber Shop
Arvay's Chips
Mom's Open Kitchen
Royal Catering
Thomaston’s
United Polish Club
the Toggery
Stoney’s
Rainbow Lanes
Steve's Barber Shop
Arvay’s Chips
Granite Concrete Block
Thomasson’s Chips
Toggery Shop
Bowling League Tonight Reveals Five Matches Schedule
Member teams of Stoney's All City Bowling League compete in five regular matches at 9 p.m. The lineup showcases Green Dragon Cafe versus Rainbow Lanes, Lehman Cartage against United Polish Club, Economy Motors against Kerekes Cafe, Oberlin Frozen Foods versus Better Line, and General Industries against Buckeye Mold and Die.
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Stoney
Green Dragon Cafe
Rainbow Lanes
Lehman Cartage
United Polish
Economy Motors
Kerekes Cafe
Oberlin Frozen Foods
Better Line
General Industries
Buckeye Mold & Die
W A M S League Bowling Schedule at Amherst
The Western Automatic Machine Screw Company Bowling League presents four matches tonight at 7 p.m. on Michaels Alleys Amherst. Drillers face Grinders, Standards meet Draw Plant, Rushers clash with Centerless, Financial oppose Shippers.
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W.A.M.S
Western Automatic Machine Screw Company
Michaels Alleys
Amherst
Patrings
Financial
Cage action centers on South Amherst LaGrange
South Amherst Eaton clash highlights a six game Lorain County Class B slate with Avon Lake Avon Ridgeville Brookside and Grafton also slated. LaGrange hosts Birmingham in a Western Division showdown tied to a three game win streak while Brownhelm Henrietta meet in another Western Division contest and Camden faces Troy Ruggles in an independent game at Kipton.
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Glenville
Eaton
Alumni
Cleveland West
Lakewood
Amherst
Lora
Avan Leke
Avon Ridgevile
Brookside
South Amherst
Grafton
Columbia
Brmingham
laGrange
Braunhelm
Honriita
Troy-Ruggies
Camden
Liverpool
Homer
Seville
Spencer
Lorain County
Victors
Avon Lake
Avon
Ridgeville
Birmingham
Troy Ruggles
Erie County
Kipton
Aldrich Fires 624 as Ball Sets 267 in Elks Bowling
Dick Aldrich rolled a 624 series for Leo Meyer Motors at Stoney's Rainbow Lanes in Elyria Elks Bowling League action Monday night. Ralph Ball of George Hermann's posted a city high 267 single game, a new season mark, sharing the spotlight with Aldrich in tenpin competition.
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Dick Aldrich
Leo Meyer Motors
Elyria
Pro bowling league leaders set records in night of fixtures
Pro bowling results show 176 212 236 by one bowler and a 267 singleton by Ball fueling a 620 series as runner up three game total. Bowling Center B League team posted a 997 single line and 2 769 series, with a season best three game mark. Ted Tarry led Tarry Tavern with a 607 series as carpenters union league action continued. Miriam Curtis topped the women with a 1471 series for Team No 1 in YMCA league at Stoney's Rainbow Lanes.
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Elyria Flks
Hart Construction
AZB
Meister Insurance
Helen Nielsen
J. Moncure
Hart Construction Tool
Mune Sales
Sabe
George Hermanns
R. Ball
Oe Museo
Beal Welding
Aboukire Grocery
Leo Meyer Motors
Witbeck Trucking
R. Aldrich
John Aoe
Rigo's Cafe
Maulford River
J. Travis
Rigo S Ale
Olive Noonan
Hopkins Realtors
Bett
Dicken Funeral Home
Les Stro
H. Klein Dicken Funeral Home
Wilma Brown
Firestone Store
Ascrodt Jewelers
Knowle & Snierek
B & B Food Market
Knowles & Snezek
Ball
Bowling Center
Leurers
Ted Tarry
Tarry Tavern
Carpenters Union League
Lyhile
Miriam Curtis
Stoney’s
Rainbow Lanes
Oberlin Gridders Awarded Letters for 1952 Team
Thirty five members of the 1952 Oberlin College football squad and three trainers were awarded letters by Coach Lysle K. Butler at a Baldwin Cottage dinner. Co captains Don Robertson and Tom Hayes received second year awards, along with Joe Dolinski and Norm Thompson, co-captains elect for 1953. Additional awardees included Jeff Blodgett Bob Burnham Mickey Joseph Ror Michael Mel Williams trainer and others across third second and first year categories.
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Oberlin
Oberlin College
Lysle K. Butler
Baldwin Cottage
Don Robertson
Tom Hayes
Joe Dolinski
Norm Thompson
Jeff Blodgett
Bob Burnham
Mickey Joseph
Ror Michael
Mel Williams
Chuck Benjamin
Bill Briggs
Steve Davenport
Joe Howell
Bob Long
John Palmer
Jim Pohlman
Ken Schroeder
Bill Albrecht
George Andrews
Tom Conover
Bob Fields
Howard Goodrich
Art Hallett
Ed Halperin
Ron Knowlton
Glenn Koenig
Bill Manheimer
del Mason
Spartans Retain Top Grid Rating in Voting
The Spartans hold the No 1 ranking for the grid with the Trojans as the sole challenger in the weekly voters poll.
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Spartans
Trojans
Michigan State Tops UPI Coaches Poll for Unbeaten Season
Michigan State finished the season undefeated and untied, leading the United Press Board of Coaches with 335 points and 27 first place votes. Southern California closed the gap to 302 points as UCLA dropped to fourth after losing to USC. Georgia Tech rose to third, with Notre Dame and Alabama making strong moves into the top 10 amid looming bowls and title considerations.
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Norman Miller
United Press Sports
EW York
Michigan State
United Press Board of Coaches
Southern California
Spartans
UCLA
Trojans
Notre Dame
United Press
Marquette
United Press Rating Board
Georgia Tech
Tech
Georgia
Mississippi
Alabama
Irish
Oklahoma
Mak
Ole Miss
Tennessee
Kentucky
Texas
Wisconsin
Maryland
Purdue
Ohio State
Duke
Princeton
Florida
Pittsburgh
Navy
Houston
Buckeye stars honored at Ohio State appreciation banquet
Ohio State coach Woody Hayes praised character over talent as 1 160 guests saluted the 1960 Buckeye squad. Co captains George Jacoby and Bob Joslin were named for next year, with John Borton winning the Journal Quarterback club trophy for the top first year player and Fred Bruney honored as outstanding Homecoming defender. Hayes singled out Tony Curcillo Skip Doyle Bill Petersen and praised Borton for selfless play versus Illinois.
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Olumbus
A.P
Ohio State
Woody Hayes
George Jacoby
Toledo
Bob Joslin
Middletown
Bernie Skvarka
Journal
John Borton
Alliance O
Buckeye
Fred Bruney
Michigan
Hayes
Tony Curcillo
Skip Doyle
Bill Petersen
Cleveland
Turkey Bowl Rematch Set Thursday For Elyria CYO vs Sai-Mar
The Elyria Catholic Youth Organization and Lorain Sai-Mar Club elevens renew their rivalry on Thursday at 2 PM on the Elyria Catholic High gridiron. The second meeting follows a 1-6 CYO win two years ago. no game was held last year.
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Elyria Catholic Youth Organization
Lorain Sai- Mar
Elyria Catholic
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Pop Warner
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Cage
John Marshall
Berea
Olmsted Falls
Collinwood
Lorain Co Excavators
Elyria Purniture
Ferraro Lorain Co Excavators
Bottamer Florists
TU & J Movers
K. Kubu
Botamer Florists
Oba
Crawford Doors
Supreme Hardware High
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Lee Builders
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Barcol
Marsh Plastering
Smith Marsh Plastering
Art Nemes
Cusick
G. Diederick
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Arvay
Stockard Masonry
Hehndydual
D. Baracska
Schlitz Beer
E. Welton
Paige Builders
Breer
EB. Lehman
Rouinone
G. Smith
Rainbow
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Max Roe Tools& High
Chuck Stoner
Chuck Vollmer
Tasper
Patterson P
NMA
Pup Ieins
B. Emery
Bien Crevroe
H. Evans
Rotheery Service
Ij R Dail Motors
Rothgery Rothgery Service
Econom Motors
Eidotread Company
M. Huebner
Elyria Auto Parts
H & R Auto Parts
L. Robinson
Elvria Dairies
Higt
L. Langeena
Wee
Elyria Foundry
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Snaian
D Larrick
Hiv Oan
Kern
J. Carner
Wood
Jimmy Smith
John F. Dille
Astengers
UPC
Billy Sixty
Aldrich
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Elyria Elks League
Ralph Ball
al Machovina
George Smith
Buck Squad
Puckeyes
Howard L. Bevis
University
Carling’s
Carling
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