Controversy looms as Henrietta and Clearview tied for league title
Lorain County Class B scholastic league standings show Henrietta and Clearview tied after last night. Henrietta beat Camden 37-14 led by 12-point efforts from Kerressi and Kristy, marking their 14th win in 16 games. Avon beat Avon Lake 29-22 as Schneider scored 18 for Avon. Brownhelm upset LaGrange 25-24 with a late free shot by Mor! Trinter led Brownhelm with nine. Ridgeville beat Brighton 36-32, Columbia 26 Eaton 20, Penfield 38 Brookside 31, South Amherst 38 Belden 28. Columbia edged Eaton 26-25 in a girls game.
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Henrietta
Clearview
Lorain County
Camden
Kerressi
Kristy
Avon Lake
Schneider
Avon
Katz
LaGrange
Brownhelm
Mor
Trinter
Karpinski
Ridgevills
Brighton
Columbia
Eaton
Penfield
Brookside
South Amhersta
Belden
Henriet
Art
Korressl
Schett
Adler
D. Searles
Yravolik
R. Searles
Davidson
Morgan
J Davidson
KF Schneider
Wearsch
Lescher
Conroy
T Trivanovich
Q Hall
Manning
Rockas
Redding
South Ambherst
Allsop
J Klimosewski
T Pippert
C Russe
Lupe
Brucker
Helden
If Bae Pe Resnik
Schuster
Ift Buckingham
Mennel
Richter
Mori
Pansey
LaGrangwe
Es Farkas
P. Todak
If Wigert
Beens
Rodak
Warpinski
Spicer
Yarish
Total
Rr. Martin
Bebe
Neumver
Cracker
Bohrer
Yetzer
D. Martin
G .F . Henry
Freee Capell
Graff
Harrison
Tim
Rodin
Merril
Lampen
Cowle
Perkins
South Amherst
Eaton Dee
Clymer fainting spells and Olympic committee chatter
Elyria High athletic director Clymer suffered a fainting spell at home causing injuries during prep for school. A riot at a Webster ping pong match tips police calls and no arrests. O McClellan declines chairmanship of the American Olympic Committee after invitation from Avery Brundage. A Fox Furnace vs Steel and Tubes Industrial League game headlines Elyria area. Ballpark talk includes Pop Warner and Jim Crowley leading a Berlin 1936 Olympic trip with $395 to spare.
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Elyria Y. M. Co. A
R. C. Maston
American Olympic Committee
Avery Brundage
Mac
Brundage
Elyria
Lorain County
Berlin
Glenn
Pop Warner
Temple University
Jim Crowley
Fordham
Warner
Knute Rockne
Amsterdam
Fisher Foods and Guerin Pretzels Meet in Y M C A Cage Card
Fisher Foods of Cleveland, a top Cleveland Class A team, faces Guerin Pretzels in the headline game of a three game carnival at the local Y M C A floor tonight. The Fishers boast an almost perfect record with about 30 games played and only a two point loss. Notable players include Gladys Sommler Marge Fischlin Lila Blue Florence Nothstin Margaret Teachout Flora Graham Bernice Korec and Irena Dade. Earlier games feature Elyria Hi Speeds versus Spencer Merchants and Elyria Hardwares versus Columbia Chemical Company of Barberton. The program was arranged by Herman Klein.
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Fisher Foods of
Cleveland
Guerin Pretzels
Fishers
Foods
Gladys Sommler
Marge Fischlin
Lila Blue
Chicago Baby Ruth
Florence Nothstin
Margaret Teachout
Flora Graham
Bernice Korec
Irena Dade
Elyria Hi
Elyria Hardwares
Columbia Chemical Company
Barberton
Herman Klein
Elyria HardWare
I. T. S. Ladies Meet Electro Alleys Team
The I. T. S. Ladies bowling team will meet the Electro Alleys at Knights of Columbus alleys this evening. The match starts at 8 o clock and the prize to the winning lady will not be awarded until next Saturday evening.
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Electro
Knights of Columbus
Ridgeville Knights bowling results highlight league matches
The Ridgeville Feed Store defeated Ridgeville Hatchery in two games, while Barnes Coal Company beat Pickering Service twice in last night's Ridgeville Knights of St. John League matches at the K. of Calleys.
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Ridgeville
Barnes Coal Company
Pickering
Knights of St. John
K. of Calleys
Ridgeville Feed Store Taylor
Stenmetz
W. Traxler
Blinday Eran Ip
Tia
L. Traxler
Aurenson
Barnes Com
Dittman
VTA
Hayes
Deltz Pee
Elyria Lumber Ties For First Place In Bowling Loop
The Elyria Lumber team tied for first place in St. John's Lutheran Bowling League after a three straight win over Ederread Supply last evening. F. Vanover led with a 534 three game series and M. O'Dell posted a 227 single high for the winners.
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Elyria Lumber
Bowling Loop
St. John’s Lutheran
Elderread Supply
F. Vanover
M. O'Dell
Marietta Out Of New York Basketball Plans
Inability to secure Madison Square Garden for an early March date blocks consideration of bringing Marietta College of Marietta Ohio to play Manhattan in New York. Ned Irish, Garden promoter, said a letter from Marietta officials expressing desire to come here was received.
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Madison Square Garden
Marietta College of Marietta
Manhattan
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the Garden
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Marietta
Cincinnati Bearcats on verge of Buckeye title after win
Cincinnati Bearcats need one more victory to clinch the Buckeye Conference crown outright. They beat Marshall College 51 to 33 for their eighth straight league win, led by Bill Lloyd and Lon Cappelle, with Mount Union edging Kent State in the Ohio Conference. Thirteen games are on the slate tonight across Ohio and nearby cities.
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Columbus
University of Cincinnati Bearcats
Buckeye
Cincinnati
Ohio Wesleyan
Bearcats
Marshall College
Tay Brown
Miami
Wesleyan
Marshall
Bill Lloyd
Bill
Smith
Lloyd
Lon Cappelle
Bearcat
Cappelle
Mount Union
Ohio
Kent State
Muskingum
Ohio Northern dl
Pennsylvania
O'Oberlin
Allegheny
Youngstown
Thiel
Defiance
Bluffton
Cedarville
Rio Grande
Marietta College
Wittenberg
Springfield
Xavier
Dayton
Wilmington
Ashland
John Carroll
Cleveland
Western Reserve
Marquette
Milwaukee
Findlay
Akron
Baldwin- Wallace
Berea
Toledo
Denison
Otterbein
Westerville
Oberlin
Hiram
Franklin
World light heavy champ to show here at Rialto Theatre
Le Roy McGuirk the world light heavyweight champion will headline the Rialto Theatre program next Wednesday facing George Sauer in a two hour route with two best out of three falls. Buck Weaver meets Jimmie Mitchell in the semi windup and two local boys start the card at 8:30 p m.
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Dan Morris
Elyria
Rialto Theatre
LeRoy McGuirk
Oklahoma City
McGuirk
Rialto
George Sauer
Nebraska
Sauer
Morris
Champ
Buck Weaver
Terre Haute
Jimmie Mitchell
Black Panther
Louisville
Panther
Weaver
Kim
Cowboy
Joe Gunther
Danny McDonald
Mitchell
Electro Alloys League bowling results shake up standings
The Furnace swept two games from the Foundry while the Cleaning Room also took two from the Machine Shop in last night's Electro Alloys League action. The Clearview Sinclair Oils expressed interest in booking games to bolster their schedule.
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Clearview Sinclair Oils
Furnace Banker
Malone Peesnes
Plato Vt
Zenich
Oe Smith
Barnes
Thayer Ale
Carlson Weg Ae
Machine Room Captures Pin Match Against Wallers
Machine Room defeated Wallers two games to one in a General Industries Bowling League match on Temple alleys last night. The total pins favored Machine Room despite a close series.
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Machine Room
Wallers
General Industries
Temple Alleys
Five horse fall tragedy halos a jockey valedictorian
Omer Spears a 17 year old Cleveland boy whose career as a jockey ended when five horses fell crushing him to death at Fairgrounds track in New Orleans was valedictorian of his class at Fairmount Junior High School Cleveland last June. Howard Blair, Akron athletic director and head coach, is touted for Louisville coaching job. Cy Slapnicka of the Indians says he will dock players for spring training holdouts as several unsigned players linger. Notre Dame defeated NYU 38 to 27 at Madison Square Garden.
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Lakewood
North Olmsted Steam
Cleveland Indians
Omer Spears
Cleveland
Fairgrounds Track
New Orleans
Fairmount
Howard Blair
University of Akron
University of Louisville
Notre Dame University
New York University
New York
Madison Square Garden
Walter Meanwell
Clarence Spears
University of Wisconsin
Meanwell
Spears
Red Raiders Fall In Final Period To Lakewood
Elyria High's basketball team battled Lakewood through three quarters but collapsed in the fourth, losing 27-18 in a Lake Erie League game. Bocora led Lakewood with nine points, while Elyria's Lucas and Hiendlmayr paced the Raiders with nine and contributing competition, leaving Lakewood atop the league with their fifth straight win.
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Elyria High
Lake Erie
Rangers
Loraine
McCaskeymen
Red Raiders
Elyria
Jack Lucas
Roy HiendImayy
Purple
Bob Novak
Ben Pfaff
Joe Scott
Elvira
Lucas
Bocora
Glen Willis
The
Dan Gulgin
Scott
Novak
Hiendlmayr
Raiders
Night Heights
Shaw
Lorain
Akron North
Crambling
Streeters
Lake Weed
Hiendliayr
Wee Barth
Havighurst
Katzenmeyer
Rs Lamb
Tees
van Holkesvig
Srenane Total
Setiaveoaa
Flyria
F. Novak
Gulgin
Atest
Willis
Rs Praff
Ee Fritz
Blough (Wooster
Rf Hiatt
Matden
Drage
TS Williams
Lg Geigey
Ae Taylor
Wwe
Meyer
Total
la Lakewood
T. Nyland
Rundell
Lf Rutherford
Popovich
Harrington
Slavie
Endrek
Leferee—Meyer
Forbes
Cleveland
T. Kish
Rf Cee
Buck
Lf Lewis
Sutton
E News
Lally
Amherst Cagers Defeat Clearview for 16th Straight Victory
Amherst Sligh's cagers posted their 16th consecutive win by beating Clearview 31 to 25 on the Clearview floor. Smith led Amherst with 11 points while Arthrell topped Clearview. Interested managers may write George Dobrin R D No 3 Elyria Ohio.
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Amherst Sligh
Clearview
Clearview Court
Smith
Amherst
Arthrell
Lorain County
George Dobrin
Elyria
Ohio
Feff Smith
Michael
If van Keuren
C Thiaas
Re Lach
Jenne
R Arthrell
Jackson
Palezer
Pete
Evanoff
Oberlin Loses To Allegheny In Road Loss
Oberlin College Yeomen fell 33 to 39 at Allegheny College in Meadville Pa on an independent game. They head to Hiram for an Ohio Conference tilt tonight.
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Oberlin College
Yeomen
Allegheny College
Meadville
Hiram
Ohio
Mixed doubles bowling set for Elyria Lorain teams tomorrow
Margaret Tienke and Johnny Baniek of Elyria meet Mabel Archer and Md Biffle of Lorain in a home and home series opener at Cooke's Recreation alleys Lorain. The 8 p.m. match marks the first of two games with the return to be held here later.
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Margaret Tienke
Johnny Baniek
Elyria
Mabel Archer
MD Biffle
Lorain
Cooke
Rules Committee Discusses Changes
Twenty members of the football rules committee of the National Collegiate Athletics Association met in Palm Springs California for a three day session to study proposed gridiron rule changes. Proposals include abolishing the slow whistle numbering players on backs and fronts moving goal posts to the goal line and clarifying the rule about players going down under passes.
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Palm Springs
Call
Football Rules Committee
National Collegiate Athletics Association
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