Grafton Eyes Improvement Under New Coach Ed Kubuski
Article discusses Grafton High School football prospects under first-year coach Ed Kubuski. It notes returning lettermen Bill Madaras and Don Roz, plus rising players Ron Jantz Skip Rust Gene Traxler Ron Young, and hints at height advantages. Controversial faked injury in Notre Dame-Iowa game is debated with call for rules change.
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Grafton High School
Ed Kubuski
Nene
Bill Madaras
Ray Brehm
Frank Varrachione
Notre Dame
Don Roz
Iowa
George Kazmiere
Irish
Hawkeyes
Zak
Doug van Nostram
Rassling
Kubuski
Bob Bittner
Ron Carmel
Len
Howser
Don Carmen
NF Rcirca
Ron Jantz
Skip Rust
Gene Traxler
Ron Young
Grafton
Fair Hollen
Wora
Roz
Varrichione
Frank Leahy
van Nostram
High Kubuski
Ohio State
Baseball Draft Opens as 4140 Prospects Gather in Atlanta
Baseball’s annual player draft gets underway in Atlanta with 4140 potential big leaguers on the block at up to 15000 dollars. J C Caroline, Illinois star halfback, set college records and led in rushing and offense as major league clubs begin selecting in the minors and majors hybrid event.
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J. C. Caroline
Ilinois
So- Caroline
Clint
Caroline
Minnesota
Ohio State
National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues
Bob Williams
Elyria High Guard
New York
Kent State University
Williams
Kent
Golden
Kent State
Golden Flashes
New York Yankees
Johnny Pohlod
Tive
Ridgeville High
Pohlod
Armed Services
Yankees
Bill Burke
Wakeman High
Burke
University of Ilinois
Phil Brumbaugh
Milan
Yeoman Quint To Open 1953 54 Basketball Season
Oberlin field house hosts Opener as Oberlin College meets Wester Reserve University. Coach Bob Clark lacks a set lineup after one week of practice. Returnees Don Linden and Bill Albrecht expected to start. Reserve game begins 6 15 and varsity at 8 p.m.
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Opernn College
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Westers
Reserve University
Bob Clark
Don Linden
Bill Albrecht
Panthers Eye Two Road, Home Showdowns This Week
Elyria Catholic Panthers, after a 64-59 season opener win over Clearview, prepare for two games this week. They travel to Olmsted Falls Tuesday seeking a fifth meeting edge, then return home Friday to face Norwalk St. Pauls at Gulf Road gym.
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Cuyahoga County Combine
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Bob Kinter
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Wilson
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Smith
Novak
Freeman
Norwalk
Paul's
Ed Sustersie
Olmstead Falls
Panthers Jayvees
Clear|ree
Dragons Tigers Panthers Win In Y Grade League
The Dragons and Panthers move into a tie for second place in the YMCA Grade School Basketball League while the Tigers post their first win and the Lions hold first. Hardwood varsity practices under coach Reichenbach have trimmed the squad to 13, with six seniors and seven juniors including three 1952 53 letter winners.
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Gary Smith
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Jim Dunlap
Gene Helmick
Jun‘iors
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Ronnie Wilson
Marshall No Ijvak
Earl Stiles
Jim Heginbotham
Tom Webb
Charles Gray
Casey Stengel Looks Ahead After Lion Battle
New York Yankees manager Casey Stengel said he expects more trouble as he recovers from a wild hunt incident in New Mexico. He cautioned that the team faces continued hostility from rivals and skeptics in the league while insisting his club remains focused on improving on last season’s 15–7 record and West Cuyahoga County Class B title.
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Atlanta
Casey Stengel
New Mexco
Ruaeneu
Columbia
Burchard
Yesensko
Oaklier
Elyria Catholic
Klimczak
Pioneers Open 1953-54 With Bedford Trip and Home Debut
Pioneers under new head coach Dale Reichenbach travel to Bedford Friday night then host North Olmsted Saturday at Sixth Street gymnasium. Reichenbach comes from Grand Rapids where he led the team to the state Class B title. Hal Block leaves after four seasons.
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Elyria High
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Grand Rapids
Wood County
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Pioneer
Block
Cleveland's Goalie Francis Stars in Loss to Buffalo
In a rugged hockey game at Cleveland on ODT 405, Buffalo defeats Cleveland 3 0. Scoring included Wochy Pennell and Eddolls for Cleveland in the first period followed by Habanda Gordon and Blair for Buffalo. Penalties racked up with interference and hooking calls. Referee Bill Morrison oversees the contest with linesmen Bern ie LaMaitre and Mike McMahon.
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Phil Monahan
Municipal Stadium
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International Soundphoto
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Eddells
Pennelli
Stoddart
Ceresino
Stearns Williams
Panattics
ODT
Bulan
Bill Morrison
Bernie LaMaitre
Mike McMahon
Packers Short Another Coach
Green Bay faced two remaining games almost without leadership after Gene Ronzani resigned. Assistant Chuck Drulis will not travel due to his father's serious illness in Ohio. Assistants Hugh Devore and Ray McLean were left to direct the offense against the Rams and Forty Niners.
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Ray McLean
Los Angeles Rams
San Francisco Forty-Niners
Browns Clash for Unbeaten Season After Cardinals Win
Cleveland Browns clinched the Eastern Division title with a 27-16 victory over the Chicago Cardinals, moving within one win of a perfect season. Coach Paul Brown emphasized preserving injured players for the stretch run as the next challenge looms against the New York Giants in Philadelphia on December 13.
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Elks League bowls slate features twelve matches at Stoney's
Elks League bowlers face twelve matches tonight at Stoney's Rainbow Lanes with two shifts of six games each. Pairings include Batamer Florist vs Gardner Insurance and Wissendors versus Moeik Sales among others.
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Knowles & Sniezek
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Ruppert Builders
Witbeck Trucking
Firestone Stores
Lorain Glass
Hopkins Realtora
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Dicken Funeral Home
Haserodt Jewelers
Meyer Motors
Abookire Grocery
Rigo's Cafe
George Hermann's
Hart Construction
West Side Gumber
Ben Welding
Meister Co
Lorain County
Wings Take Top Rung In League
Detroit Red Wings surge to the league lead with a 9 to 4 win over Chicago marking a second straight high scoring night. The NHL schedule lists four remaining matches two per side. New York Rangers also played, and several automotive teams faced off in the evening lanes and service company matchups.
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National Hockey League
Black Automotive League
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New York Rangers
Evans Lanes
Hee
Elyria Auto Parts
Harry Brath
Montreal
Eldotre
Motor Gee Paine
Canadiens
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Service & i
Loop Pin Pairings In Perry-Fay League Bowling
The Loop Pin Pairings for the Bowling Center B League schedule four matches this evening at 6 45 and 10 00 PM on Bowl O Drome alleys. Pairings include M E S A No 16 vs Argay's Potato Chips and P O C Beer vs Maintena nto eege Builders with other listed teams from the disordered OCR text.
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M. ES. A
Argay
Maintena Anto- Eege
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