Lorain County Class B basketball tourney slated at Grafton
Lorain County Class B schools with 17 teams vie February 19 to 21 at Grafton for the tourney crown. Contenders include Clearview Ridgeville Eaton Henrietta Belden Wellington Avon LaGrange Camden and others, with officials Willie Bannick and Willard Schumaker named for duties.
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Lorain County
Gratton
Tearview
Clearview
Wellingtin
LaGrange
Eaton
Henrietta
Kent
Ridgeville
Belden
Wellington
Avon
Camden
South Ambers
Avon Lake
Grafton
Columbia
Brighton
Brookside
Brownhelm
Penfield
Licely
Willie Paul
Petey Bannick
Elpha
Willard G. Schumaker
Bay Village
Hornets And Heron Set Hockey Marks In 13 4 Ice Win
Pittsburgh Haenete of the American Hockey League beat New Haven Eagles 13 4 before 2000 fans at Garders. Red Heron scored six of Hornets 12 goals setting a new single game record jointly with prior marks. The old team total record was 12 goals shared by Providence New Haven and Springfield.
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Heron
Pittsburgh
Tittsburgh Haenete
Haver Eagles
Garders
Providente
New Haven
Springfield
Seares
Goats
Red Heron
Cxelene Jrur
Heananae
United Press
Rockets
Lassieet
Indians
Providence
Springfield Leads By 11 Points In Eastern Division
Springfield leads the Eastern Division by 11 as United Press reports the team controlling the game with strong scoring from key players. The Rockets suffer late fouls while Springfield maintains the tempo and momentum in a decisive victory.
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Springfield
Industrial League 2nd Half Season Opens Tonight
The Jefferson Junior High floor hosts the City Recreation Board sponsored Industrial League second half opener with three games on the card. Western Autonotic, first half champion, meets Geners Industries at seven, American Radiator faces Thew Shovel at eight, and Romer Pump battles Bendix at nine forty.
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Seatson
Jefferson Junior High
Service Team Retains Lead In Home Loop
Berlin Daily Service maintains first place as they win no games in a night dominated by Kushner Borg, while Wekrent Grandpas close the gap by sweeping McQuistion Helfrich. Other results include Standard Cleaners edging Neht Bot St Venture Inn, Worthington Bi sweeping Ruchover Wines, and Grandpas setting the pace with high scores as Safety Department and other rivals post mixed results.
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Kushner Borg
Wrykerent
Wekrent
Wekrent Grandpas
McQuistion - Helfrich Lcerals
Standard Cleanere
Neht Botst Venture Inn
Worthington Bi
Rucho
Ger Fleur
Ren Pattern
Schinkz Rolls
George Rides Five Winners On Card
George leads a successful card day, riding five winners in a row as wagering excitement builds. Wary spectators watch from the rail as the jockeys and crowd react to a strong performance on the track.
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George
All-Star Pin Sked and Harassment Case Report
In a late season update, Lane Whit and teammate Tar Shepetse are among the All-Star pin sked entries. The report notes ongoing harassment concerns involving an identified fan and a parallel case at Syerts Én Paar, detailing organizational responses and scheduled meetings.
Denison Routs Capital to Break Undefeated Run
Denison at home disrupted Capital’s perfect record by dominating early, building a 12-6 lead and widening the gap to claim a pivotal Ohio Conference win. McPadden and Rob Gray spearheaded Capital’s challenge, but Denison’s strong defense and balanced scoring sealed the upset. Kent State beat Rio Grande later, extending their league success.
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Denison
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Voncomnlt
State
Ohio
Serail
Ullen
Denison Tive
Kalish McFaedien
Gray, JR
Eaton Ridgeville Cage Game Heads Friday
Eaton and Ridgeville High meet Friday in a Lorain Central League showdown set to decide early control of the title race. Ridgeville’s win would pull even in the league standings while Eaton seeks sole possession with a victory on the home floor.
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Eaton
Ridgeville
Fic High Court
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Inbo
Eston
Eawn
Bradlock
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Camden
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Hei Tomerswith
Toms
Brewnhelm Graflet
Belden
Avon Bake
Bree
Ad Brighton
Pen
Avon Quint Secures 50 33 Victory in League Action
Avon Quint dominated the Laneway League contest with a 50 to 33 win. The AVON squad, led by key players Dick and Vive, built a steady lead as the game unfolded, while Feeder and Leva Yoten contributed solid plays.
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Avon Quint
Agi
Vive
Jewelers Seek 17th Cage Victory Tonight
Jewelers aim for their 17th win in the season tonight as they face a tough rival at home, hoping to extend their strong run and strengthen position in the standings. The matchup pits two regional teams with a history of close contests and high scoring battles.
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Jewelers
Scholastic Merit Awards Highlight Notable Student Achievements
Unclear OCR text shows fragmented phrases about scholastic merit and awards. Mentions merit, central achievements, and a list-like reference to students or centers, but exact names, dates, and institutions are obscured. Summary preserves the notion of recognizing academic or scholastic merit within a school context.
Auditors Defeat N Olmsted Team in Neat Victory
Auditors traveled to defeat North Olmsted last night in a local showdown. Merchants and officials reported a sharp performance with a quick two second line of defense and a notable marker in the late game.
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Sed
Merchar
Knights of Cohan schedule at K of C hall
The Knights of Cohan venue hosts a 7 o'clock event with K of C at the center and a timetable including funeral home beverages and a match between Funeral Heme and Cota.
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Heme
Cota
Three Cage Games On Saturday Night At YMCA
Three basketball games fill the YMCA Saturday schedule as the Hollyra Association Board stages a late eve cage carnival. Western Automatic Bullets face Cleveland Falcons, second game features Renee Pyimp against Akun PNA, and American Radiator meets Trilhy Sporteman in the finale.
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Hlyria Hecrpation Board
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Akin Pna
Cleveland Plans Twilight Brand Experiment in Baseball Season
Cleveland officials, led by Alva Bradaday, announce a twilight brand trial for seven games aimed at daytime to night schedules. After a New York Lewie meeting, Indian press notes Wall could work if a start is moved earlier than 6:30. Bradley confirms players and staff, including Otis Hocker, Mello, and Lefty Wei, will participate in the twilight setup to finish before dark under daylight savings.
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Cleveland Tatiaes
Vwhe4rs
Lewie
New York
Eames
Pencie
Wien
Frosh Eleven Top Riverites in Double Overtime
Elyria frosh edged Rocky River in a double overtime thriller 24 to 21 on the home court. River led late before Tattersall tied it with a late free throw and Heller sparked Elyria with five points as overtime decided the game.
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Riverites
Trome
Seuge
River
Bill Tattersall
Fach
Ste
Rega
Aim Raver
Jed
Panie
Heller
Ork River
Ana
Das
Dods
Tna
Totaa
DiMaggio Mum On Yank Offer
New York reports that Joe DiMaggio declined comment on a potential Yankees contract offer amid ongoing talks. The center fielder indicated no decision has been made, with details remaining confidential and negotiations continuing through February.
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York
Ance
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Tver
Stark is Ump Again Y YON Feb Bathe National Tease
Stark presides as umpire as Feb events unfold with Delly state and Ida involved in a tense showdown. Officials navigate a national tease amid ongoing sports action and local outcomes.
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Delly State Bath Sa National ‘Tease
Coals Edge Bullets To Take Seventh Straight In Home Cage League
Coals edge the Bullets 29 27 to extend their home league win streak to seven and stay atop the standings with the only perfect record among ten teams. Bid Con led Cats with 11 points while Ey Usug Kol added 7 for the Bulls in a tight 29 27 contest. Western Flyers beat Harshaw Chemical 42 24 as Johnny Miller led with 14 points and Larry Coleman had 11. Hardware Furniture split wins. Hardware won 71 51 while Gardner scored 28 for Furniture in a decisive effort. Western Mullet and Hell Company posted results in a busy card of cage play.
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Cats
Ey Usug Kol
Bulls
Western Flyers
Coals
Harshaw Chemical
Johnny Miller
Flyers
Larry Coleman
Lagers
Hardwares
Auburn Centers Highlight Crimson Tide Scoring Frosh
Press-Box notes by PAUT describe Auburn centers Shag Ham and Brite Allen at six feet plus, Ralph Jordan’s taller lineup, and a strong defensive emphasis. Princeton boasts its highest league score in 34 years, beating Yale 59-4 last Saturday. Baseball moves include Dave Phillie joining Chicago White Sox from Monroe. Syracuse plans an exhibition schedule in spring as boxers eye title bouts and other sports items fill the week.
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Ralph Jordan Fae Lavers
Shag Ham
Brite Allen
Dube Duis
Princeton
Yale
Dave Fhilley
Chicago White Sox
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Pirates
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Ray Robins
Greeme
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Eddie Landes
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Pat Kean
Enicle Kotal
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Alsab Withdrawn From Bahamas Handicap Race
In Miami Feb 5 Alsab the top contender for the Bahamas Handicap at Hialeah Park withdrew after a 121 pound impost was assigned. Albert Sabath said the brown colt would not run, citing the heavy weight as the reason, leaving Requested as the favorite with 122 pounds. Beating a track record in a workout, Requested is prep for his three year old debut in the Bahamas.
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Bahamas
Hialeah Park
Alsab
Emillion Dollar Baby
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Lim
Albert Sabath
Ale
Charles
McLennan
Sabath
Hen F. Whitaker
Texas
Janes
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Eternal Peace
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Alsaly
Absence Over Two Years Lets Four Officials Work Games
Teague President Ford Frick expresses annoyance at Stark's reappointment and notes no replacement. Nineteen printers in the circuit. now four officials can be used in some games.
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Teague
Ford Frick
Stark
Clearview Quintet Seeks To Clinch Cage Title Tie
Clearview High aims for a 16th straight victory as it travels to Medina for a Northern High League game that could clinch the title. Amher sits in the hunt with seven wins in eight league games and 10 of 12 this season, as Wellington visits Dukes, and Vermilion hosts New Lenton in a pivotal trio of league matchups.
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Clearview High
Medina
Clearview
Winnie
Amher
Vermilion
New Lendon
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