Elyria Sends 19 Teams to A B C Tourney in Cleveland
Elyria will have its largest representation ever at the American Bowling Congress tournament in Cleveland. Secretary Jack Renninger reports nineteen Elyria teams filed with entry fees totaling 1130 dollars. Eight teams enter the regular division and eleven the Booster division, including Elyria Recreation Haserodt Jewelers J T S Left and Right Bittner Funeral Home Elyria Hardware Ohio Public Service Tarry Tavern Bauer Dairy in the regular list and Western Automatic Ridgeville Hatchery Shell Petroleum Gerber's Meats Motor Haulaway Elks Elec tro Alloys Colson Company shops in the Booster group.
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Elyria
Cleveland
Jack Renninger
Elyria City Bowling Association
Elyria Recreation
Haserodt Jewelers
Bittner Funeral Home
Elyria Hardware
Ohio Public Service
Tarry Tavern
Bauer Dairy
Western Automatic Shop
Welsh Funeral Home
Ridgeville Hatchery
Shell Petroleum
Gerber’s Meats
Motor Haulaway
Elks
Electro Alloys
Colson Company
St Paul Detroit Bid For 1940 A B C Bowling Tourney
St Paul and Detroit compete to land the 1940 American Bowling Congress tournament as Cleveland hosts this year. The bid fight mirrors a growing entry pool, with projection of 2.88 million balls bowled across 160 thousand games, totaling about 34,363 miles. Amherst Highs Comets falter in league play, four losses in North High School action. Elyria fans may see Chuck Chuskovits and Toledo University at Cleveland Arena for a game with John Carroll.
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ST. Paul
Detroit
Cleveland
Amherst High
Comets
Elyria Basketball
Chuck Chuskovits
Chuck
Toledo University
John Carroll
Novice boxing division idea and college sports notes
A Chicago writer proposes a novice heavyweight division for boxers who never beat Tomy Farr. Wooster College cagers lead the Ohio Conference with only two senior starters, Bob Bruce and Dave Henderson. Amherst backs Infantile Paralysis drive with a three game cage carnival featuring Gerry Gormley and Frank Doc Kelker. A Gauthier Henderson feud ends with cancelation of a 1940 grid game. Frank Walend joins C T sports staff. 325 women have been shedding tears since the news broke.
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Chicago
Tommy Farr
Wooster College
Ohio
Mose Hole
Bob Bruce
Dave Henderson
Amherst
National Sports Council
Amherst High Court
Gerry Gormley
Amherst All-Stars
Cleveland Deutsch Printers
Frank
Doc) Kelker
Western Reserve
George Gauthier
Ohio Wesleyan
Cam Henderson
Marshall
Frank Walend
C-T Sports
Tarry Tavern Aims to Claim Elyria Handicap Title
Elyria Bowling League results show Tarry Tavern of the City A team winning the Elyria City Bowling Association Handicap tournament at Elyria Recreation with 3 055 pins. Wykrent's Grille, Shell Petroleum, and Rothgery Motors follow, all surpassing 3 000 in a crowded 18-team field.
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Tarry Tavern
Elyria City
Elyria Recreation
Wykrent’s Grille
Shell Petroleum
Rothgery Motors
St. John’s
Old Mill Service
TIS
Tattersall Daiy
Miller Celery
Barnes & Ca
Tre Tion
Silver Kings
Cerhart Diggers Ridgev. Lee
Idev
Lie
Brown Sohivans Chido
Lge
Elderread Supply
St. John’s Li
Ohio Scholastic Cage Leaders Fall
In Columbus on a Tuesday night three of Ohio’s top Class A teams New Philadelphia Ellet and Spring Valley lost to Dover Akron Stow and South Charleston while Euclid Shore remained unbeaten The New Philadelphia run ended 29 to 26 Dover overpowered the leaders Ellet fell 34 to 32 Stow in a late rally Don Carlson scored the key basket South Charleston edged Spring Valley 19 to 16, preserving a clash of unbeaten B teams.
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Columbus
CEM
Ohio
New Philadelphia
Akron Ellet
Spring Valley
Dover
Akron Stow
South Charleston
Euclid Shore
New Philadllphia
Fighting Cagers
Muskingum River
Ellet
Don Carlson
Stow
Greene County
Clark County
Charleston
Wallermen
Oberlin Defeats Avon Lake 36 20 in Independent Game
Oberlin High Indians beat Avon Lake 36 to 20 led by Norm Willbond with 14 points and Herman Hudnell with 10. Paul Rogers 7 and George Price 6 top the losers. In the earlier game Avon Lake Reserves defeated Oberlin Reserves 18 to 15. Thirty women lecturers were listed for addresses at a recent British Association for the Advancement of Science session.
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Avon Lake
Norm Willbond
Herman Hudnell
Oberlin High
Indians
Paul Rogers
George Price
Avon Lake Reserves
Oberlin Reserves
Oberlin
Ae. Cor
Rowman
Willbond
Hudwell
G W .Oon
Eure
British Association For the Advancement of Science
Crimson Cagers Prep For Lakewood Showdown
Elyria High basketball coach Ralph Bauer drills his team for Friday's Lake Erie League game at Lakewood. The Sixth Streeters share first place with Shaw and must win to stay atop the standings. Expected starting five likely Fobes Selman, Cowen, Coleman, Hergld. Elyria beat Lakewood 30 20 earlier. Friday’s game promises a tough road test with several league clashes on tap.
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Ralph
Tuffy) Bauer
Elyria High School
Lake Erie
Lakewood
Lakewood Court
Shaw Quime
Shaw
Heights
Lorain
Cleveland
Shaker
Sha
Lorain Court
Elyria
Don Meade Likely Reinstated In New York State
Don Meade probably will be reinstated as a jockey in New York after being ruled off Florida tracks three years ago. Florida reinstated him last December and New York recognition seems certain, though no license application has yet been filed with the Jockey Club. The process would involve the Jockey Club, its licensing committee, and the New York Racing Commission. Meade had 180 mounts since his return, with 52 wins 23 seconds and 21 thirds.
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Thomas H. Noone
United Press
York
Don Meade
New York
Florida
Meade
Florida Racing Commission
New York Jockey Club
Don
Herbert Bayard Swope
New York State Racing Commission
Jockey Club
Swope
Board of Governors
Racing Commission
Fragmented OCR note hints at diverse names and places
A garbled OCR fragment lists scattered terms such as names like Poovey Mes Cand Waelert de Wiersvlee and places including UT MB and Cire UT, with numbers like 38 and 34 and references to states and tech. The readable content is too broken to determine a coherent event or main subject.
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Yenegetomiu
Maa
M C A Flouse Cage Loop Games Tonight
Five games are on schedule for the Y M C A House League tonight on the Y floor. Matchups include Clothiers against Dax Hardware at 8 00, Finegan Bakery versus Graystoe Hotel at 6 15, and Sears Roebuck facing Speed Gas at 9 00.
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Clothiers
Dax Hardware
Finegan Bakery
Graystoe Hotel
Sears Roebuck
Speed Gas Ve Y. Moc. AL
Roper Set to Defend WBC Title in Los Angeles Bout
Henry Super reports Joe Roper will defend his heavyweight crown in Los Angeles this spring, with confirmation from Mike Jacobs and Tom Gaters. The bout, penciled for April, pits Roper against Jack Roper, a veteran contender described as a rough customer. The fight is expected to attract strong local interest and will be staged under Pacific Coast promotions amid current heavyweight scheduling.
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Henry
Super Unite
York
Joe Lows
Los Angeles
Jack Roper
Joody Saumas
Agi Ryt Aix Sehrteling
John Henry Lewis
Canhflower Alley
Ropey
Reaumeke
Joe
Sme Jacobs
Avas
Tom Gaters
Mike Jacobs
20Th Century Club
New York
Hell
Gerd Paatuce
Ghomurina
Los Angels Stepardies
Sears
Roper
Bushwackers Remain Only Untouched in Boys House Loop
The Bushwackers stay undefeated as the leading team in the boys House Loop standings. Other lines show scattered scores and incomplete notes mentioning Briisuea and Dea ta, with unclear context and partial figures.
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Bushwackers
Firemen Easily Beat Police In Bowling Match
Firemen defeated the Police by 2312 to 2123, a 189 pin margin, at Koof alleys last evening. It was the second win in the week for the Firemen as they led by 163 pins early. Dillman was high scorer with Harold Weiland second. Boggs led the losers with 522.
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Feremen
Wip Demwee
Duck Dillman
Harold Weiland
Burt Boggs
Fiate
Lesh
Banners and Hopkins Silver Rings Tie Bowling Matches
Basinsk report from Elyria Rec reation covers Colson Corporation Bowling League results. Banners take two from Hamilton Speed Kings while Silver Kings win three in a row against Valerius Rovers. Bohn Flyers defeat Selby Olympics. Gene Henkel of Silver Kings posted high series and high game 244.
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Basinsk
Hopkins
Colson Corporation
Elyria Recreation
Hamilton Speed Kings
Silver Kings
Valerius Rovers
Bohn Flyers
Selby Olympics
Gene Henkel
Jewish Center Five Defeats Birmingham
In a tightly contested game here last night the Birmingham Firemen fell to Akron Jewish Center Five by 94 to 41. Led by Shapiro with 16 points and Rosenthal, Akron built and maintained a comfortable lead, while Joe Varsa topped Birmingham with 15 points in a hard fought showdown.
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Pirsuingham
Birmingham Firemen
Akron
Shapiro
Rosenthal
Carrie i
Joe Varsa
Sa Eaenna Williama
Smitty's Pin Schedule at Elsria Recreation
The Simetéy's Bowling League plans four matches tonight at Elsria Recreation. Berks shift at seven features Hi Plants versus Waldorfs and Fish Frys versus Ale. Late shift at nine lists Pops against Samsons and Wines a Hamburgs.
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Smitty
Simetéy
Elsria Recreation
Berks
Samsons
Holy Cross and Jefferson Win Seventh Grade Games
Kaczmarczyk scored 11 points as Holy Cross upset St Agnes 15-4 on Gates floor. Jefferson edged Roosevelt 12-10 with McDonald contributing six points to pace Teal’s squad. Breeding rare fish is the fasion hobby of Mrs Stewart.
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Kaczmarczyk
Holy Cross
St Agnes
Gates
Jefferson
Roosevelt
McDonald
Teal
Fox Furnace Tops Standard Cleaners To Lead Cage League
Fox Furnace defeated Standard Cleaners 30 to 26 on the Jeffersca senior high floor to seize undisputed leadership of the City Industrial League. George Reinhardt led Tubes with 19, while Alex Miko added eight for the Cleaners as the three games on the card saw Gardner Credit Jewelers, General Industries, and Steel and Tubes also in action.
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Fox Furnace
Standard Cleaners
Furnacemien
Cleaners
General Industries
Gardner Credit Jewelers
the Maen
Herituse
Hopers
Alex Miko
Indusines
George Reinhardt
Walt Alichael
Troxel-Jewelers
Jewisl Xielers
Troxel
Jubner Barkaes
Situteski
Gardner Jewelers
Myre
Mtesba
Voris Fc
Mikor
Snath Coohie
Bowling League Schedule at Elyma Recreation
Four eateries appear in the City Cleas league schedule. Biz Casino faces Elyra Dairies, Wykrent's Grille meets Brown Sphicans, Todi Tavern plays Romeo Pump, and Old Mill battles Silver Ye.
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Claes
Elyma Recreation
Biz Casino
Elyra Dairies
Wykrent’s Grille
Brown Sphicans
Todi Tavern
Romeo Pump
Old Mill
Silver Ye
Citizens Protest Night Games At Shibe Park
Philadelphia residents urged the City Zoning Board to deny floodlight towers for night baseball at Shibe Park. A’s and Phillies seek eight towers for seven home night games, sparking fears of sleepless families and watching from bedroom windows. The board took the issue under advisement.
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Philadelphia
Trate Ana
Shibe Park
American League
A’s
Phillies
Ars
William H. Liebrich
Oberlin Teams Set Busy Saturday slate on campus
Oberlin College schedules three home contests for Saturday February 11 a basketball game with Ohio Wesleyan a swimming meet with Wooster and a fencing meet with Case The preceding day February 10 Oberlin varsity swimming travels to Cleveland to face Fenn College Oberlin has notable recent swims beating Wittenberg Case and Ohio University while the basketball crew aims to rebound after a rough road trip and an upcoming Ohio Wesleyan series remains tight with Oberlin leading 6 head to 7 for Wesleyan across 13 meetings since 1906
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Oberlin. O
Oblin College
Ohi Wesleyan
Wooster
Case
Oberlin
Cleveland
Fenn College
Wittenberg
Ohio University
Hobart
Rog Reste
Ohio Wesleyan
Wesleyan
Bishnns
Ohiaga
Oberlin College
Warner
Wayne University
University of Detroit
Western Reserve
Cass
Walthour and Crossley Win Cleveland Six Day Race
New York rider Jimmy Walthour and Boston’s Al Crossley won Cleveland’s six day bike race before 10,000 fans. They broke a deadlock in the final hour by lapping the field to seize the lead, with Angelo Debacco and Tino Reholi finishing second and Torchy and Doug Peden third with 1414 points.
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Cleveland, O
U. P
Jimmy Walthour
New York
al Crossley
Boston
Cleveland
Walthour
Angelo Debacco
Tino Reholi
Torchy
Doug Peden
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Ben Choirler
VTS
Ed. Marsh
Independent Dealer's Association At Gas
Crimson Cagers
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ATTEZ
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Eit Nyselfy
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Sea- Tech
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Tate
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Grundy
Moss
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Harper
Hamilton
Bohn Flyers Krage
Jewish Center
Birmingham
Bobs Hostetler
George Arthrell
Sane
Sinai
Yarea
Reonuardt
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Beanee Wen L
Wasem
Stewart
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Musson
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Ted
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Crossley
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