Elyria High beats Akron West in scrappy city court clash
Elyria High School defeated Akron West 28 to 12 on the local court behind strong defense and sharp passing from Colgan and Berger each with nine points. Hess added seven as Dean and France shackled Akron’s shooters while Oldham led the visitors with dribbling flashes. The win follows a previous victory over Akron East and sets up a key home game against Lorain next Friday.
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Akron West Five
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Oldham
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France
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Sandusky Clinches Little Big Seven Title in Narrow Win
Sandusky High clinched the Little Big Seven basketball title by beating Norwalk High 30 to 15. Lorain beat Oberlin 28 to 26 in a tight clash as Oberlin fought back late. Fremont defeated Bellevue 27 to 25, led by Wingard and Zink in a comeback win. Next week Elyria visits Lorain. Sandusky hosts Fremont. Oberlin plays Norwalk.
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Norwalk
Lorain High
Oberlin High
Elyria
Lorain
Sandusky
Fremont
Oberlin
Sandusky, CO
Sandusky High Bee
Little Big Seven
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Henrietta Girls Win as Boys Lose at Fleta Gym
Henrietta girls defeated Brownhelm 9 to 1 to extend their win streak to eight games. Helen Waters opened strongly with seven of Henrietta’s nine goals while the girls controlled the fast-paced game, leaving the Henrietta boys to struggle in the later moments.
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Brownhelm
Fleta
Helen Waters Keee
Maske
Shem
Wham
Baskets
World Camps Humble Lorain Lions in Key Game
Lorain Lions led 20 to 11 at half and 22 to 20 entering the final period but were defeated by the New York Hingstons 32 to 24. Saunders subbed for Powers at center after the intermission as Hingstons limited Lorain to four points in the last period and surged ahead to win.
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Belden Team Defeats Peerless Oil 41 to 28
The Belden basketball team defeated Peerless Oil Co. of this city 41 to 28 last night. Belden’s Reed scored eight baskets, while Peerless Oil’s Squires added seven. Belden held a steady lead and stayed safe throughout the game.
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Belden Teams Triumph Over Penfield In Twin Games
Belden high school teams traveled to Penfield where the Belden girls won 7 to 4 with Rogers starring. The Belden boys edged Penfield 17 to 14 after a tight first half as Spieth Rising and Cargile led the late surge. Next, Belden faces Avon here.
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Indian stars loom large in early baseball chronicles
The piece surveys Native American players who reached the major leagues, highlighting Chief Bender, Sexalexis, Jim Thorpe, and others while noting varied success. It discusses Levi “Charging Buffalo” awaiting a Yankees spring tryout and reflects on the enduring legend of American Indian athletes in early 20th century baseball.
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Buffalo
New York Yankees
Chief Bender
Sexalexis
Bender
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Washington
Giants
Connie
Mackman
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Sunning Redman
Mack
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Minn
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Dickinson College
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Dartmouth
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Thorpe
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Cate
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Ben Tincup
Texas
Sveral
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Pirates
Chief Mises Yellowhorse
Wrsterm Ranches
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Redmen
Cleveland
Levi
Major Racing Meetings Across Cities This Week
Racing gatherings held by the Business Men's Racing Association in New Orleans and the Miami, Cuba American, and Tia Juana jockey clubs stretch across Havana and Tia Juana. Tennis events include the United States Lawn Tennis Association annual meeting in New York and the St Valentine golf tourney closing at Pinehurst with Bermuda’s amateur championship finishing in Hamilton. Skating events mentioned but not specified.
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Miami
Fla
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Havana
Tia Juana Jockey Club
Tia Juana Tennis
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New York
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Oberlin Beats Cincinnati 27 to 15 in Hoops Clash
Oberlin University's basketball team defeated the University of Cincinnati 27 to 15 in Cincinnati. Oberlin opened with seven points before UC scored, then UC trailed 10 to 10 at halftime before Oberlin surged in the second half with decisive field goals from multiple angles.
Lakewood Edges Columbia Crescents In Tight Roosevelt Game
The St. John's Church team from Lakewood defeated the Columbia Crescents 26 to 22, handing them their fourth loss of the season. The match featured rough play and noted referee issues, with a rematch already booked for March.
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Lakewood
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Crescents
Avon High Girls Not Against Dover in Recent Report
Avon High officials dispute a Chronicle Telegram article claiming Avon High played Dover and lost 23 to 7. The editor clarifies the Dover game involved an independent Avon Lake team, while Avon High beat Dover High earlier 8 to 3.
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Dover
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