Panthers Set to Host Olmsted Falls Then Visit Lakewood
Elyria Catholic High, 2-0 after a pair of wins, faces Olmsted Falls on the Gulf Road court Tuesday and Lakewood St. Edward's on Friday. Olmsted Falls, led by Walt Renton and Ronnie Oaklief, is undefeated and features 1951-52 veterans. The Panthers, coached by Lou Kaczmarek, plan no lineup changes from the Clearview victory with Rader, Schork, Gula, Janowicz, and Smith expected to start.
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Elyria Catholic High
Cleveland St. John Cantius
Clearview
Panthers
Lou Kaczmarek
Gulf Road Court
Olmsted Falls
Cuyahoga County
Lakewood St. Edward’s
Elyria Catholic
Columbia
Lorain County
Westlake
Willard Boerger
Walt Renton
Ronnie Oaklief
Dick Willet
Renton
Oaklief
Willet
Don Burchard
Bruce Smitt
Fred Leppt
Tom Haessley
Joe Yesensko
Bryan Rooney
Burchard
Smirt
Kaczmarek
Lynn Rader
Tony Schork
Art Gula
Hank Janowicz
Jim Smith
Gula
Olmsted
Standlee Seeks Full Recovery From Polio
Norm a Standlee, San Francisco Forty Niners fullback, fought polio after a weekend illness and showed progress with a spokesman saying he has a good chance of full recovery. He listened to a Sunday radio broadcast of the Forty-Niners game dedicated by teammates from a hospital polio ward.
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San Francisco
U.P
Norma Standlee
Indians May Seek Joost to Boost Infield Quality
Cleveland executives indicate they may pursue Eddie Joost at the Phoenix meetings if the A’s reject offers. Manager Jimmy Dykes says Joost was twice offered but declined, and Cleveland would face a higher price this time for the veteran shortstop who hit 20 homers last season.
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Bears Edge Bisons 3-2 After Fast Start in AHL
Hershey Bears recovered from a 10-2 loss to Cleveland by beating Buffalo 3-2 to stay within two points of Barons in the AHL race. Red Sullivan scored twice and assisted on the third as Hershey built a 3-0 lead before holding on for win number 11.
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Feller to shift to spot pitching with Indians in 1953
Cleveland manager Al Lopez said Bob Feller will serve in a spot role next season yet is expected to win 12 to 15 games. Pitching coach Harder says returning to a 20 game pace is unlikely, but a knuckleball and better defense could revive the Hall of Famer’s effectiveness.
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al Lopez
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Week End Bowling Heralds Individual Scorers in Meet
Readable lines show a women’s league bowling event with teams and high individual event scores. Ada Oppenhauer posted a 90 133 117 series while Renlah Phillips totaled 181 162 114 in the competition.
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General Industries
Oppenhafer
Elyria Elks Bowl League Schedule At Stoney's Bowlanes
Elyria Elks announce 12 match league play across two shifts at Stoney’s Rainbow Lanes. Early shift at 7 includes Micken Funeral Home versus Lance Motors and Frankins Rexsins against Haury Service, with several other pairings listed. Tate shift at 9 features Monelk Sales versus Witherk Trucking and Elyria Furniture against Ruppelt Building among dozen pairings.
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Stoney’s Rainbow Lanes
Micken Funeral Home
Lance Motors
Frankins Rexsins
Haury Service
T & Z Movers
Haserndt Jewelers
Firestone Store
Hotamer Florists
B & B Fond Market
Lorain Glass
Knowles & Sniezek
Beal
Tate
Monelk Sales
Witherk
Elyria Furniture
Ruppelt Building
Abov
Meister Insurance
Lorain County
Rigo’s
Hart Construction
Lao Meyer Motors
Erb Radio
George Hermann’s
Southwestern Conference Fives Open 16th Title Chase
The 16th annual Southwestern Conference basketball season starts Friday with three league games and three independent outings for seven teams. Fairview led by Bob Rudes seeks its first league win at Oberlin, while Amherst, Clearview, and Oberlin also face early tests as Wellington waits a week. The piece lists past champions and current coaches as the league begins play.
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Lorain County
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Berea
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Nelson Russ
Medina
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Clearview
Gene Lyle
Amherst
Don Campbell
Gil Shellhouse
Wellington
Randall Motts
Rocky River
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Giel Tops All Midwest Team Selection in 1952
Minnesota's Paul Giel led the All Midwest football team chosen by United Press. Michigan State dominated with three players, Wisconsin claimed two spots, and other selections included Purdue's Bernie Flowers, Illinois' Tommy O Connell, Notre Dame's Johnny Lattner, and Ohio State standouts George Jacoby and Fred Bruney.
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Paul Giel
United Press
Michigan State
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Badgers
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Paul Dekker
Frank Kusch
Dick Tamburo
Bob Kennedy
Alan Ameche
Bernie Flowers
Purdue
Roger Zatkoff
Michigan
Ray Huizinga
Northwestern
Tommy O'Connell
Illinois
Johnny Lattner
Notre Dame
Ohio State
George Jacoby
Fred Bruney
Perry-Fay League Matches Set for Bowl-O-Drome
Two games headline the Perry-Fay Company League tonight at 6:45 in the Bowl-O-Drome Automatics face Office and Finishing confronts Maintenance in the scheduled bowling action.
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Perry-Fay Company
Comeback Six Day Bike Racing Set For San Francisco
Promoter Murphy Sabatino brings the first U S six day race since 1948 to the Civic Auditorium December 7 to 13 with an eight hour setup and a 12 000 portable track. Eight teams 16 riders from Belgium Australia Canada France and the United States compete in six sprint series nightly with a projected 1 500 to 2 000 fans per evening and a total cost over 20 000 dollars.
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United Press
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San Jose
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San Francisco Civic Auditorium
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Sabatino
Boston
Abatino
Harvey Phillips
Roland Willaert
Max Carter
Johnny Gath
Victor Haubin
Pat Murphy
Frank Brilando
U. S
Steve K
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Browns Beat Redskins and Hold Undisputed Lead
The Cleveland Browns defeated the Washington Redskins 48-24 to seize undisputed first in the American Conference while the Los Angeles Rams and Detroit Lions shared top status in the National Conference after wins over the San Francisco 49ers and Green Bay Packers respectively. Steelers boosted scoring with a 63-7 win over New York as the Cardinals upset the Eagles 28-22. Browns solidified their division lead with Otto Graham passes and Chuck Jagade ground work in a December surge.
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Pro Grid Standings and Sunday Schedule
Cleveland 48 Washington 24 Pittsburgh 63 New York 7. Chicago Cardinals 28 Philadelphia 22 Los Angeles 34 San Francisco a. Sunday's schedule lists Cleveland at Chicago Cardinals Chicago Bears at Detroit Dallas at Philadelphia Green Bay at Los Angeles Pittsburgh at San Francisco Washington at New York
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Ten Teams Enter City Class B Basketball League
Ten teams have entered the City Class B Basketball League as announced by Harold Block of the Elyria Recreation Board. Entries include Albert Auditors Elyria Civics Couch-Uthe Pfaudler Company U A W C I O No 101 Senior CYO North Eaton Heating Elyria Independents Elyria Dairies and Memos Sportsman Bar. A meeting of team managers will be held Tuesday at 7 in the City Hall council chamber.
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North Eaton Heating
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Memo’s Sportsman’s Bar
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LaStarza Favored To Defeat Jones In Brookyn Bout
Heavyweight Roland LaStarza is listed at 3-1 to reverse his loss to Rocky Jones of Chester Pa in a return 10 rounder at Eastern Parkway Arena Brooklyn. Jones sprang an upset seven weeks earlier in Akron Ohio making LaStarza seek a rebound. LaStarza has only three defeats in 54 fights, with previous losses to Rocky Marciano and Dan Bucceroni whom he later beat.
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Rocky Jones
Chester
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Eastern Parkway Arena
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New Yorker
Akron
LaStarza
Rocky Marciano
Dan Bucceroni
Two Norwegian whalers fined in South Africa for oversized catch
In Paarl South Africa two Norwegian whale catchers were fined 14 for hauling two 45 foot whales that exceeded the legal 55 foot limit.
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