Bittner Funeral Home Keglers Claim City Class B Crown
Bittner Funeral Home Keglers were declared champions of the City Class B Bowling League after clinching the second half title aided by Smitty's Waldorf Lagers. Final race left the Bittners unreachable by the field, with team members Leroy Kemper Bob Huneke Oivar Powell Rugs Duntree Frank Yarsa and Harry Limes. High for Smitty's Roosters was Johnny McCaffery 227 best Roosters score Louis Aurenson 578.
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Bittner Funeral Home
Keglers New
Keglers
Smitty's Waldorf
Ridgeville Roosters
Elyria Recreation
Leroy
Lefty) Kemper
Bob Huneke
Oivar Powell
Rugs Duntree
Frank Yarsa
Harry Limes
S. Banville - Doe
Taz McCaffrry
Meoro Wowgh
Vio Maravilla
Ridmesiile Fiupaters
Lou Dey
Hyon K
Elyria High plans multiple football squads for fall
Athletic Director Roy B. Clymer of Elyria High outlines fall football plans including two reserve squads alongside the regular squad. Spring practice begins when weather allows with 130 candidates already issued equipment, the largest turnout to date. Clymer aims to give every qualified boy a chance to play. The piece also notes Elyria YM boxing promotion with Carl Wagner and Steve Sietek, plus several players and figures involved in baseball and hockey.
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Fridial
Lake Erie
Sradted
Roy B. Clymer
Elyria High
Clymer
Elyria High School
WEE
Elyria YM
Elyria Foremenos Club
Carl W. Wagner
Nctchmaker
Steve Sietek
Wagner
Amatess Feo Lorain
Claveland
Youngstown
al Juesent
Ohio
Stetek
Oland Glads
England
Babe Ruth
London
Manawer Tabbeoti Maranville
San Francisco Seale
Walter
Duster) Maile
Cleveland Indians
Mill Gulatzer
Cleveland
Los Angeles Angels
Chicago Blackhawks
Bill Stewart
McMillin Stars at Van Wert Football Clinic
Van Wert hosted a regional football clinic with Alvin N. Bo McMillin of Indiana University directing. Coaches from Ohio Indiana and Michigan attended to learn offensive and defensive schemes during a detailed instructional session. Campbell Van Wert coach organized the event and a concluding banquet was planned.
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van Wert
Ohio
Idiana
Michigan
Alvin N
Bo) McMillin
Indiana University
van Wert High School
McMillin
Charlies D. Campbell
Van
Perry Defeats Vines to Equal Chicago Tennis Series
In Chicago Fred Perry of England beat Ellaworth Vines of California 6-2 1-6 8-4 to even the series at two games. Earlier Walter Senior of San Francisco and Berkeley Bell of Texas split singles. Senior and Bell won the doubles over Perry and Bell 6-1 8-8 6-3.
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Perry
Vines
Chicago
Fred Perry
England
Ellaworth Vines
California
Walter Senior
San Francisco
Berkeley
Bell Clothiers Triumph Over Coca-Colas In League Match
The Bell Clothiers defeated the Coca-Colas two games to one in a St. John's Lutheran Bowling League clash at St. John's school alleys. Individual high scores include Shrley of the Coca-Colas with a 246 single game and 980 series. Multiple scores from Clothiers and Coca-Colas are listed in the readable frames, with no change to league standings.
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The
Bell Clothiers
Coca-Colas
St. John's Lutheran
St. John's
Shrley
Cora-Colas
Nel Clothiers
Corr-Colan
J. Rodgers
Tiger
Horning
Rodgers O
Krogman
Elyria Gas Team Defeats Medina in Bowling Sweep
The Elyria team of the Ohio Fuel Gas Company beat Medina in three straight games last evening by 68 pins. Adam Lepkoski led Elyria with a 535 series, one pin ahead of Averill of Medina.
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Elyria
Ohio Fuel Gas Company
Medina
Adam Lepkoski
Averill
Maumee Dalry Wins Elyria Ladies Bowling League Title
Maumee Dalry clinched the Elyria Ladies Bowling League championship by winning two games from Hi-Speed Gay, finishing the season one game ahead of The Oaks who defeated W. T. Grant Company by two games. High overall score was The Oaks' Nelen Bommer with 486, including a 180 single.
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Worm Recreation
Maumee Dalry
Elyria
Oaks
Thair
W. T. Grant Company
Nelen Bommer
Maumee Dalry Bilt
Cappoe
Packer Jaz M
Henke
McKechnie Calls for Change in Spring Training Policy
Greensboro April 9 UDP Major League manager Bill McKechnie urged clubs to stay in deep south camps until a week before the season opens. He cited cold weather and rain delaying exhibitions as risky for players and pitchers. McKechnie noted Detroit’s approach and suggested informing GM Warren Giles to adopt the plan. Reds pitcher Joe Cascarella had influenza.
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Greensboro
N. C
Bill McKechnie
Cincinnati Reds
McKechnie
Reds
Boston Red Sox
Rocky Mount
Deep South
Redteg
Detroit
Mickey Cochrane
Florida
Warren Giles
Joe Cascarella
Standings in American Bowl Congress Across Five-Man, Doubles, Singles
CHICAGO April 9 Standings in the American Bowl ing Congress today Five-man Teams Kirk Bros Chicago 3234 Isaac Baker Son Evie Penn 3087 Doubles Richard Kriese Sam Vanini Buffalo 1322 Steve Czerwinski Ray Schultz Buffalo 1208 Singles Knute Anderson Moline IL 748 Frank Verse Cleveland 725 All Events Don Beatty Jackson Mich 1978 Jeremiah Plappart Detroit 1948
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Chicago
Kirk Bros
Isaac Baker & Son
Evie
Penn
Richard Kriese
Sam Vanini
Buffalo
Steve Czerwinski
Ray Schultz
Knute Anderson
Molime
Til
Frank Verse
Cleveland
Don Beatty
Jackson
Mich
Jeremiah Plappart
Detroit
Browns Open Season Clash With Cubs in Doubleheader
In San Antonio on April 9 the St. Louis Browns prepare for their first major league opponent of the year, facing the Chicago Cubs. The Browns have a 16 game win streak against minor leaguers and other teams, and yesterday's weather forced cancellation of the Cubs game, now to be played as a doubleheader Sunday.
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San Antonio
Tex
St. Louis Browns
Chicago Cubs
Brownies
Cubs
Dodgers Break Camp in Jacksonville Opener
The Brooklyn Dodgers arrived in Jacksonville Florida to play Tara of the South Atlantic League in their first game after breaking training camp at Clearwater.
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Jacksonville
Fis
Brooklyn Dodgers
Tara
Clearwater
Bia
A's Tackle Portsmouth in Piedmont League clash
Philadelphia Athletics met the Portsmouth Club of the Piedmont League in Virginia after yesterday's rain washed out their game with Duke University's Blue Devils.
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Portsmouth
Philadelphia Athletics
Duke University
Blue Devils
Ohio State Leads in National Swim Meet Final Day
Ohio State held a commanding 25 points on the final day as college squads dominated the National A A U swimming meet. Michigan trailed with 12 and Harvard had seven as five events were scheduled with finals to follow. Ohio State had scored in four of five events yesterday, missing only the 220 yard freestyle.
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Tommy Devine
U.P
Ohio State
University of Michigan
Harvard
Tanight
Scarlet
Language gaps and seasons confuse Frank Frisch grand slam talk
McLEMORE notes misreadings of athlete quotes as he recalls Frisch predicting Sammy Baugh would be St. Louis Cardinals third baseman at season start. The piece details errors, later corrects on Baugh, Ohio State swimming relay near a world mark, and multiple college titles with Patnik and Higgins losing crowns.
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Frankie Frisch
St. Louis Cardinals
Sammy Baugh
Frisch
Baugh
Columbus
Cardinals
St. Louis
Cardinals Open Start at Third Base Idea Sparks Debate
A disputed statement leaves the writer unsure of the speaker's meaning. The note speculates the speaker may have meant starting at third base for the Cardinals or that Sammy Baugh might enter the Open if a rule allowing former champions qualified.
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Cardinals
Sammy Baugh
United Press
Hale Rejoins Tribe Reports Self In Shape
Meridian Mississippi April 9 Sammy Hale veteran infielder rejoined the Cleveland Indians after three weeks at Hot Springs Ark and declared his throwing arm pain free. Manager Oscar Vitz to test Hale in an exhibition against Meridian while Jeff Heath also rejoined after stomach illness. Hale would bat third behind Lyn Lary as the Indians adjusted the lineup amid a landed Rainout and a Landis inquiry into a field-of-play dispute.
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Meridian
Misa
Hot Springs
Ark
Sammy Hale
Cleveland Indiang
Hale
Arkansas
Milwaukee
Oscar Vitz
Indians
New York Giants
Monroe
Tribe
Jeff Heath
New Orleans
Heath
Will
Lyn Lary
Mouse Solters
Averill
Hal Trosky
Ken Keltner
Vitt
White Sox Meet Pirates in Fort Worth Exhibition
Chicago White Sox and Pittsburgh Pirates, snowed out for five days, meet in Fort Worth for their second exhibition game of the year. The Pirates won the previous game by two runs.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Chicago White Sox
Pittsburgh Pirates
Pirates
Detroit Tigers Meet Maple Leafs In Exhibition Tilt
Detroit, coming off a 7 1 win over Buffalo aided by Rudy York and Hank Greenberg, prepared to face the Toronto Maple Leafs of the International League in an exhibition at Avon Park Florida on April 9. Detroit has won 14 of 18 exhibition starts.
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Avon Park
Fla
Detroit Tigers
Toronto Maple Leafs
Detroit
Buffalo
Rudy York
Hank Greenberg
Yanks Meet Little Rock in Southern Association clash
The world champion New York Yanks meet the Little Rock Travelers in Little Rock. Weather forced cancellation of exhibitions in Tulsa and Oklahoma City.
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Little Rock
Ark
New York
Elyria Chosen as HQ for Six-County Vocational Bureau
Elyria will host the six county district of the State Bureau of Vocational Rehabilitation. FE J Benson says the district offices will be at the Elyria Red Cross building with Jane Patterson in charge. The district includes Lorain Huron Erie Seneca Sandusky and Ottawa counties.
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Elyvia
State Bureau of Vocational Rehabilitation
FE. J. Benson
Northern
Ohio
Bureau
Elyria
American Red Cross
Masonic Temple
Jane Patterson
East River Street
Lorain Hurog
Erie
Seneca
Sandusky
Ottawa
Benson
International Society For Crippled Children
Gates Hospital For Crippled Children
Cleveland
Red Cross
Edith Metcalf
Metcalf
War Admiral Seabiscuit to Meet in 100000 Belmont Match
War Admiral and Seabiscuit, 1937 champions, are set for a winner-take-all 1 1/4 mile Belmont Park match race in September with a $100,000 purse. Riddle and Howard favor Belmont for a fast track, 126 pounds each, barring private reductions. The race aims to outshine any two-horse event in American racing history despite Arlington’s earlier bid.
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Belmont
York
U.P
Seabiscuit
Belmont Park
New York
Samuel D. Riddle
Howard
Riddle
Chicago
Arlington
Westchester Racing Association
Arlington Jockey Club
War Admiral
Little Brown
Agua Caliente
Santa Anita
Stagehand
Herbert Barard Swope
New York Racing Commission
Maxwell Howard
Western Reserve students praise Lorain juvenile court and aid dept
Two Western Reserve University students Raymond McClelland and Jay Roney completed a week of field study in Lorain County assessing the juvenile court and the aid for dependent children division. They observed case workers in action, attended meetings with clients, and witnessed the mothers club organized by Doris Todd to promote welfare services.
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Lorain County
Western Reserve University
Raymond McClelland
Knox County
Jay Roney
Sioux Falls
Dakota
Western Reserve
Lrst
Doris Todd
Knox And Angelo Win Matches On Rialto Program
Buddy Knox and Martonio Angelo win wrestling matches at the Rialto Theatre. Knox defeats Charlie Tomzak in two straight falls in a gruelling bout while Angelo wins two from Bob Castle. Referee George Nichols oversaw a clean, fair showing as promoter Esther Morris announces no show next Friday. Local juvenile hearings reveal court efforts to steer youths through clubs and Y M C A with county commissioners outlining agency cooperation.
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Buddy Knox
Wheeling
W.a
Martonio Angelo
Rialto Theatre
Knox
Charlie Tomzak
Cleveland
Angelo
Bob Castle
Kansas City
Knox-Tomzak
Tomzak
Bruiser
Castre
Haddie
George Nichols
George
Angelu Castle
Esther Morris
Mayor LaGuardia Predicts Snow End, City Saves $220,000
Amid ongoing snow, Mayor Fiorello H LaGuardia forecast a brief stoppage and cancelled 19,009 snow shovelers. Weather experts predicted continued snowfall, but the mayor’s call averted a city burial of funds. The decision saved about $220,000 for New York City.
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New York
F. H. LaGuardia
LaGuardia
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