Elyria and area sports notes highlight officiating and awards
STAN MACHOCK recalls a disputed call in Lorain St. Mary Mogadore game as five yard penalty was assessed for illegal procedure. Elyria High coaches review Barberton game film naming Albert Junior Kimball Rod Read as top players. Lima Senior formed from Lima Central and Lima South with Ross opener on road favored. Black River club survey seeks bagging data and Belden Town Hall meeting set. New London awards honor Runkle Ring Hardy Chandler. Willard returnee Edgington linked to death in family.
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Stan Machock
Elyrian
Ohio
Lorain St. Mary
Machock
Elyria High
Barberton
Magics
Elyria
Albert Junior
George Kimball
Rod Read
Fremont Ross
Buckeye
Lima
Lima Central
Lima South
Ross
al White
Fremont News-Messenger
Black, River Game Club
P.O
Grafton
Belden Town Hall
New London High School
Ron Runkle
Wildcats
Bill Ring
Ted Hardy
Hardy
Carl Chandler
Backield
Diesel Training Offer for Veterans Seeks Applicants
A wartime era notice promotes Interstate Training Service Diesel division offering GI friendly training for heavy equipment jobs. It invites service members to request approved programs, with fields for name address and contact details to apply.
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Interstate Training Service
Diesel
Tractor & Heavy Equipment Division
Chronicle Telegram
Bay Drops Opener In 6946 Count
Bay Village Cleveland Lutheran powered past Gay High Rockets 6946 in a lid lifter. Ray Priebe scored 19 points to spark a 16-6 Bay lead before coasting to victory. Dave Hinz led Gay High with 18. Lutheran Jayvees won 47-16 in the reserves.
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Bay Village
Cleveland Lutheran
Maryland Mauls Missouri In Top Turkey Day Contest
Maryland crushed Missouri 74-13 in a nationally televised Thanksgiving Day game as Maryland seeks an Orange Bowl bid. Other results included Denver, Wichita, and Virginia Tech triumphs and Cornell tying Yale for Ivy title, with ACC to choose its representative.
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Denver
Wichita
Virginia Tech
Terrapins
Selection Committee
Missouri
Colorado A
Tulsa
VMI
Cornell Downs
Quakers
Cornell
Yale
Pennsylvania
College Park
Bul
Atlantic Coast Conference
Nebraska
ACC
North Carolina
Duke
Missers Grab Lead In Y House League
The Misters moved to first place in the YMCA Men s House Basketball league by beating the TripPers 58 53. Maulers edged the Dribblers 65 59, Foulers defeated Swishers 71 60. Jerry Bruce scored 20 for the Misters while Bernie Lyseght had 16 for the TripPers. Maulers won in double overtime 24 from Mike Kozel 16 from Joe Watson and Bruce Boehlerg. Roger Short led the Dribblers with 11. Foulers closed strong to beat Swishers, Dick Gibbs 33 and Les Exoetag 28 led winners.
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Misters
YMCA
Trippers
Maulers
Dribblers
Swishers
Missers
Trinpers
Jerry
Bruce
Bernie Lyseght
Mike Kozel
Joe Watson
Bruce Boehlerg
Roger Short
Outy
Dick Gibbs
Les [Exoetag
Davis Faces Bassett In New York Title Fight
Teddy Davis of Hartford is favored to beat Percy Bassett of Philadelphia in a 12 round bout at Madison Square Garden to determine the NBA featherweight champion. The winner would be recognized as champion on December 14 unless Sandy Saddler defends the title earlier, with Saddler planned to fight Bobby Woods in Spokane on December 18.
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New York
Teddy(Redtep) Davis
Hartford
Conn
Percy Bassett
Philadelphia
National Boxing Association
Madison Square Gardens
NBA
Sandy Saddler
Sandy
Tony Petrozella
Providence
R. Sadler
Charles Johnston
Bobby Woods
Spokane
Wash
Ridgeville Rangers Edge Columbia in Tight Non- league Debut
Ridgeville High Rangers defeated Columbia 42 8 in a close non league game at SURCEES on Wednesday. This marked their 104th appearance.
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Ridgeville
Ridgeville High Rangers
Surcees
Columbia
Army Cadets and Navy Sailors clash in big game
Philadelphia reports Army hosts Navy in the annual clash before 102000 fans at Municipal Stadium. The Army attack faces Navy's defense as both teams seek a decisive victory in a storied series renewal in prime holiday football action.
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Army
Navy
Municipal Stadium
South Bend
Ind
Fense
Dame
Middies
California
Tentaer
Trojans
Uclans
USC
Ohio State
UCLA
Uclan
Notre Dame
Tonight’s Sports Schedule and Navy Notre Dame Rumors
Boxne g p ervuy Bassett versus Teddy Davis at Madison Square Garden headlines a packed night. U. S. coast telecast games include Anmny vs Navy in Philadelphia and Southern California versus Notre Dame at South Bend. Oklahoma vs Oklahoma 3a& M.WW follows. Montreal vs Grey Cup portraits and bowling news round out the card.
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Anmny
Navy
Philadelphia
WAM
WXEE
Southern California
Notre Dame
South Bend
Oklahoma
Oklahoma 3A& M
Montreal
WBE
WNBE
Elyria Pioneers Open 1954 55 Basketball Season vs Collinwood
Elyria High unveils coach Dale Reichenbach s 1954 55 squad in a non conference home opener against Cleveland Collinwood at the Sixth Street gym. The game starts after the reserves at 7 pm with Elyria aiming to build depth as the season unfolds.
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Elyria High
Dale Reichenbach
Cleveland Collinwood High
Sixth Street
Bill Bruce
Decry Gilbert
Sid Felton
Buford Shores
Jim Roughton
Bob Tom
Cleveland Collinwood
Pioneers
Janalaacrane
Seas Angeio
Collinwood
Railroaders
Elyria
Reichenbach
Clevelanders
Ron Wilson
Jim Heginootham
Eddie Wingard
Earl, Stiles
Tom Webb
Joe Lesko
Roger Wilams
Tony Colombo
Bob Coggins
Ed Alevarez
Joe Sas
St Edward Teas Westlake in 48 36 defeat
St Edward exploded for 22 points in the third period to hand Westlake a 48 36 defeat Wednesday evening. Forward John Davin scored 21 for the winners while Dan Reehurst and Ray Davis added eight each for the losers. Westlake reserves fell 46 24 to St Edward in the nightcap.
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Westlake
Lakewood St. Edward
John Davin
Dan Reehurst
Ray Davis
St Edward
Jdayvees
Grid Results Across Regions From Unreadable OCR Data
Ambiguous sports scores listed by region show mixed results with several entries garbled. Teams mentioned include Pennsylvania, Cincinnati, Wichita, Maryland, Virginia, Texas A M, California Poly, and San Francisco State among others with various point totals.
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Coracil
Pennsylvania
Brown
Celeste
Midwest
Miami
Cincinnnati
Wichita
False
McMurray
Missour
Soufit Meryland
Massouri
Virginia Laithary
Wiliam and
Ary
Redmond
Southwest Nas
Texas A
Texas
Meesen
Denver
Faco A
British State
Utah
Colorado Wester
California Poly
State
San Francisco
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Dick Rassler
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Cincinnati
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University of Hawaii
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