Closing Cage Battles To Determine Titles In Collegiate Races
Buckeye and Ohio Conferences inch toward crowns as three weeks remain. Ohio University and Marshall duel for Buckeye supremacy while five Ohio Conference teams chase the title led by Case Muskingum Wooster Otterbein and Marietta. Marietta after floods and postponements beat Kent State to stay in the hunt.
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Smallwood Faces Dot In Pro Debut At Hotel Antlers
Russ Davies notes Charley White's betting featherweight Smallwood makes his pro debut tonight opposing Jimmy Dot in a bout at Hotel Antlers. He predicts Smallwood wins as Ray Sharkey of Cleveland battles Petie Mack of Chicago in the main event.
Jack's Lunch Opens Tourney With Wakeman Match
Jack's Lunch will meet Wakeman in the first round of the Spencer Independent Cage tournament opening tonight on Spencer High court. The contest is scheduled for 6:45 p.m. Members of Jack's Lunch are asked to meet at the Bar Lunch at 6:30 p.m.
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Wakeman
Spencer High Court
Sharkey Mack to collide in Lorain boxing card
Promoter Jim Gascoigne brings a packed Lorain County show to Hotel Antlers with Ray Sharkey of Cleveland facing Petie Mack of Chicago in a ten round main event. Former Pacific Coast champ Pete DeLuzio meets Joey Boldin in an eight round semi final as Gussie Smallwood and Jimmy Dot debut in pro ranks. First bout at 8 15 p.m. with four round opener Mike Klepek versus Ed Kulaski. show expected to sell out.
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Hotel Antlers
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Jim Gascoigne
Lorain County
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Ray Sharkey
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Pete DeLuzio
Pacific Coast
Joey Boldin
Gussie Smallwood
Jimmy Dot
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Ed Kulaski
Elyria Ladies Lose To Cleveland
Cleveland recreation women defeated a picked Elyria team in a powerlifting match at Cleveland. The Sixth City squad totaled 2 685 to win all three games with Konilo posting the high series and best single. Mabel Archer led Elyria with 344 in a composite score report.
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Cleveland
Elyria Ladies
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Mabel Archer
Eisha
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Twente
Vilyria
Ar Mill
Borres
pRavster
Clearview Defeats Columbia In Final County Loop Game
Clearview outscored Columbia 25 to 16 on Columbia court to clinch undisputed fourth place in the Lorain County Class B season. Kent Arthell led Clearview with 11 points while Art Crocker top-scored for Columbia with seven. In the prelims, Clearview Recerves beat Columbia seconds 25 to 12.
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Columbia
Lorain County
Kent Arthell
Penfield
Art Crocker
Columbija Sconds
City Class B Loop Pin Matches Tonight
Four matches are scheduled in the City Class B Bowling League at the K of CG alleys. At 7 p.m. Glen Rogers Motors faces Moulton Candies and Electro Alleys meets Junior Order Mechanics. At 9 p.m. West Side Cafe battles Shell Petroleum and Welsh Funeral Home meets Wagon Wheel Cafe.
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Moulton
Electro
West Side Cafe
Shell Petroleum
Welsh Funeral Home
Wagon Wheel Cafe
Kish Heights Star Leads In Erie Scoring
Cleve land Heights guard Ernie Kish tops Lake Erie League scoring with 75 points in six games. Ex-Lakewood ace Bill Bocora sits second with 53 points in three games. Elsha forward Dan Gulgin has 37 points, while Shaw’s Stahre trails with 48 points.
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Cleveland Heights
Lake Erie
Kish
Bill (Whiter) Bocora
Lakewood
Bocora
Dan Gulgin
Elsha
Stahre of
Shaw
Keglers Fall to Port Clinton in League Match
The Centennial Beers of Port Clinton defeated Eisra I. T. S. Left and Risht in a Northern Ohio Traveling League match rolled yesterday afternoon at the K. of Calleys. The visors won two of three games, taking the first two then losing the finale. Quisno rolled 377 for high in dividual games.
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Port Clinton
Eisra I. T. S
Risht
Ohio
K. of Calleys
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Quisno
Illinois Purdue Battle Tonight in Conference Showdown
Illinois and Purdue clash tonight in the Ric Ten Conference basketball showdown. The winner secures at least a share of the title in this arch-enemy rivalry, a turning point in the season.
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Chicago
T.p.minois
Purdue
Ampairon
Elyria Quints Struggle In Local Y M C A Cage Carnival
Elyria quintets dropped two of three at the local Y M C A carnival with Barberton and Columbia Chemical taking wins. George Izo led Columbia with 10 points in a 37 27 win over Jack's Lunch. Perry Fay beat Valley City Merchants 21 14 to claim a second half win, while General Industries defeated Western Automatic 15 5 in the W A L contest.
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Columbia Chemical Company
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CCC Meets Colson Five at Gates Gym Tonight
CCC Meets Colson Five will play Colson Company in a 7 pm game at Gates gym. The local CCC team opened with a win last week beating Camp Euclid.
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Colson Company
Gates Gym
CCC
Camp Euclid
Bellevue Defeats Elyria In Tight Little Big Five Tilt
Bellevue High edged Elyria 35 to 33 on the Bellevue floor as Bob Heisman led with 18 points and Dan Gulgin paced the Raiders with nine. Elyria’s late surge fell short after Cov en and Miko sparked a final rally, with Bellevue securing their eleventh win in sixteen games.
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Bellevue
Little Big Five
Elyria
Bob Heisman
Dan Gulgin
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Pfaff
Glen Willis
Ed Kern
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Alex Miko
Wilbur Coven
Clair
Tom Temple
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Welsh Pin Team Loses Close Match
The Welsh Funeral Home bowling team of this city lost a hard fought match to the Weatherhead Company of Cleveland yesterday at Cleveland. The match was decided on total pins with Cleveland finishing 13 pins ahead. Brooks led the victors with 635, while Frank Dombrosky topped Elyria with 553.
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Quinn to address Ohio Sportsmen banquet in Columbus
TI T Quinn Alabama conservation commissioner will address the annual banquet of the league of Ohio Sportsmen tied to the mid winter convention in Columbus on Feb 25 and 26.
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TI. T. Quinn
Alabama Conservation
League of Ohio Sportsmen
Cat Prefers Oranges Moves From Bremen Home
The cat of Rev and Mrs W L Brackman would like to move to Florida or California. Its favorite food is oranges, eaten as greedily as most cats eat fish.
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W. L. Brackman
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