Policemen Versus Firemen Bowling Match At Elyria Rec
Tonight at nine bells the Policemen face the Firemen in a ten pin bowling contest at Elyria Recreation. Principal figures warn the event remains largely secret with Chief Ed Stankard avoiding participation. Firemen claim Bates is capable of a 200 game cold, while neighbors doubt his late-night whereabouts.
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Walter Winchell
Ed Stankard
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Elyria Telephone Company
Wally Bates
Bates
Cleveland Rams Hire Dutch Clark As Coach For Two Years
Thomas Lipscomb reports Cleveland Rams have signed Earl Dutch Clark to coach the club for two years. Clark, a legendary QB with Red Grange and Jim Thorpe parallels, starred for Detroit Lions and earned high salaries. The Rams’ hiring signals strong push to elevate Cleveland in pro football and draws attention to Clark’s expected compensation.
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Thomas E. Lipscomb
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Dutch) Clark
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Red Grange
Jim Thorpe
Ernie Nevers
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New Castle High Football Decked in Gate Receipts
New Castle High School nets strong season gate receipts amounting to 18 388 92 from its standout football program. The piece notes numerous father son athletic pairs across colleges and mentions a burgeoning semi pro baseball league movement with 30 000 teams in a nationwide tournament leading to Wichita Kansas in August.
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EW Castle
Ray Watts
Wade Watts
Baldwin-Wallace
Bill McKechnie
Bill, Sr
Cincinnati Reds
Ass McLaughry and Son
Brown University
Mose Hole
Pudge Hole
Wooster College
Wichita
Kansas
Betts Wins Historic Bowling Perfect 300 in City League
G Betts of Shell Petroleum made Elyria history by bowling the first perfect 300 in league play. A 25 year old from Penfield, Betts, now at General Industries, played basketball in high school, then served in the Navy aboard the USS Oregon. He has a year and a half of bowling in the B league with a 172 average and faces a choice of gold medal or medal ring from The American Bowling Congress for his 300 game.
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Shell Petroleum
Betts
Elyria
Gilbert Betts
Penfield
Lorain County
General Industries Company
U. S. Navy
U. S. S. Oregon
American Bowling Congress
Rookie Goalie Is Star For Bruins
Boston on December 20 reports Frankie Brimsek, a 23 year old rookie goalie, steps into the Bruin net aiming to extend a stellar record. Brimsek has posted five shutouts in six straight Bruins wins as they lead the league by six points before facing the New York Americans. The Eveleth Minnesota native is noted for his Czech heritage.
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Boston Bruin
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Bruins
New York Americans
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Local Amateur Team Breaks In After Graduation
A paragraph notes a man broke in with the Pittsburgh Yellow Jackets, an amateur team, after he graduated from high school three years ago.
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Pittsburgh Yellow Jackets
Sixth Grade Cage Results From Gates School Floor
Holy Cross crushed Edison 17 to 2, Gates beat Hamilton 5 to 4, and St. Agnes defeated Roosevelt 18 to 6 in yesterday’s games. Holy Cross standout B. Janowicz scored 11 points, while St. Agnes’ top scorer was Smith with seven.
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Hamilton
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B. Janowicz
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Knights of Columbus Bowling League Matches Tonight
The Knights of Columbus league hosts two shifts tonight. At seven Brennan's Packers face Roth's Shamrocks and O'Connor's Bears meet Esch's Lions. At nine Wagner's Rams clash with Foss' Ramblers.
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Writers Vote Against Post Season Games
Henry Super reports that United Press editors nationwide rejected post season bowl games with 66 percent voting no on bowls and 90 percent opposing a three week elimination tournament to crown a national college champion. A minority supported bowls, many preferring limited or symbolic participation to curb hypocrisy and endless debate.
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United Press
New York
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South Amherst Tops Brookside 36 to 18 in LCL game
South Amherst beat Brookside 36-18 in a Lorain County League contest at Brookside last night after the game was moved up. Crandall led South Amherst with 11 points, Sakota added eight, while Pando and Wood led Brookside with five each. In the prelim, Brookside Reserves defeated South Amherst Reserves 18-15.
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Wood
Bowling Scores in Keller Kohn Company League Night
Team B defeated Team A in a Keller Kohn Company girls match at the K of Calleys. Team 1 took two from Team 4 and Team 2 won two from Team 3 in Western Automatic Girls Bowling League play at the K of Calleys. Helen Taylor of Team 2 led with 519, Jessie Ells of Team 1 was second with 483.
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Shell Pinman First To Accomplish Feat.
ILBERT (JACK) BETS of the Shell Petroleum team in City Class B bowling became the first local bowler to roll a perfect 300 in league play. He logged 12 straight strikes in the second game as Shell beat Miller Celery. Betts, bowling just over a year, finished with 571 triple on 172 average. other scores 155 and 116. The Tarry Tavern won two of three to seize the first half title with a 29-16 record, leading Miller Celery by one game. Other results included Elks over Tattersall Dairy, Motor Haulaway over Eagles, Gerber's Meats over City Loan, Blue Sky Inn over Welsh Funeral Home, Von's Service Station over Ridgeville Hatchery, and Electro Alloys over Wykrent's Grille. Electro Alloys set a 1,051 season high team game. Walt Carlson led with 648 series and Howard Leinseder topped with 256. Ruth reportedly courted by broadcast sponsors. War Department runs Army Industrial College.
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Jack) Bets
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Bill Lee NamedNL's Best Pitcher of 1938
New York December 20. Big Bill Lee of the Chicago Cubs was the National League's most effective pitcher in 1938 with 22 wins and 9 losses and a 2.66 ERA. His strong season helped Chicago clinch the pennant as he carried the staff with his fireball. Other notable facts include Derringer 2.93, MacFayden 2.95 ERAs, and Clay Bryant leading in walks and sacrifices. Johnny Vander Meer posted two no hit games within 212 1 3 scoreless innings.
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Johnny Vander Meer
Duke Gridders Leave For Coast
Duke head coachs and players headed west to Pasadena for the Rose Bowl. The Blue Devils left Durham by train at 4 p m with Willard Perdue and Allen Johnson returning to good form while George McAfee remained sidelined. The squad will practice in Pine Bluff Arkansas and Lubbock Texas before arriving in Pasadena early Saturday morning.
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Bob) Perdue
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College Cage Results Across Matches
John Carroll 34 Mount Union 24 Toledo 47 Dartmouth 43 Akron 29 Central S. T. 23 Chicago 33 Oberlin 16 Washington 60 Wittenberg 324 Duquesne 52 Ohio Wesleyan 28 Ohio U. 58 Buffalo 38 Purdue 51 Conn. State 30 Town 34 DePaul 298 Temple 32 Northwestern 29 Butler 24 Wisconsin 21 Loyola 59 North Dakota 32 DePauw 30 Beloit 26 Lake Forest 43 Millikin 31 Michigan 39 Syracuse 37 Oregon 54 St. Joseph's 44 Kansas 46 So. Methodist 40 Pittsburgh 47 Richmond 24
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Trial Held Deep in Coal Pit Sets Low Benchmark
In Kattowice Upper Silesia a recent trial described as the lowest ever staged occurred in a coal mine. The court session proceeded in a gallery 800 yards beneath the surface, deep inside the mine at the village of Breslau, Germany.
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Clearview Clippers Rally For Second League Win Over New London
Clearview High defeats New London 26 to 22 in a Northern League game on Clearview court. Mike Super leads scoring with 11 points, Waters adds 8, while Carpenter tops New London with 8. Clearview reserves beat New London reserves 28 to 14.
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Transfers Defeat Coca-Cola Team in Bowling Match
The Held Transfers beat the Coca-Colas in two of three games in the St. John's Lutheran Bowling League at St. John's school alleys. Oscar Jaroch led with 615 series and Roy Held added 601 for second.
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Sandusky and Elyria Clash in Stadium Rivalry
Elyria and Sandusky high schools renew their long standing basketball rivalry at Elyria High School gym Thursday. A preliminary game starts at 7 with veterans from both squads and several fresh faces from football heritage. Elyria seeks a fourth straight win after recent victories, while Sandusky eyeing its third victory.
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Hallahan Released by Phillies After Major League Run
Hallahan, once a top pitcher for St. Louis and Cincinnati, was released outright by the Philadelphia Phillies after serving a year with the club. His peak years came with the Cardinals during their 1930 and 1931 pennant runs.
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Oberlin College suffers 33 16 defeat at Chicago
Chicago wins 2 1 in the three game series, trimming Oberlin College 33-16 in Chicago last night. The Yeomen drop their second straight game on the pre Christmas tour after losing the prior contest to Michigan State. Tomorrow they close the trip with a game in Cleveland against Case.
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Yeomen
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