Trosky Seeks Raise After Unsigned Indians Contract
Cleveland first baseman Hal Trosky refuses to sign his 1938 contract and demands a raise, while team president Alva Bradley says no increase is warranted. The piece also notes Lake Erie League basketball bets, a City Class B Bowling League race, and tennis stars Ellsworth Vines and Don Budge with Budge leading 17–10.
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Grover Criticizes Streamlined Rules in College Basketball
Ohio University coach Grover contends that new streamlined rules favor Lady Luck and hinder teams. He notes past seasons had several great teams fail to end undefeated and cites district coaches who dismiss the fast-break theory as overstated and argues health claims are unfounded.
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Elyria High Cagers Face Tough Oberlin Battle
Elyria High basketball aimed for an easy night but encountered strong defense from Oberlin as they stretch to 11 wins in 13. Two losses by one point and another by two show close margins.
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Elyria Seeks State Amateur Softball Tournament Bid
Elyria will push to host the annual state amateur softball tournament. A district commissioners meeting in Columbus will feature Carl W. Wagner of Elyria seeking support to stage the event locally. The 1938 tourney at Harmon Field was the association’s best. Other bids come from Columbus, Youngstown, and Lima. The Eastern Ohio Officials Association banquet plus sectional tournament drawings are set for Feb 26 in Akron. Dwight Peabody of Elyria is secretary. Sandusky Akron and Wooster teams will be on this Saturday’s program against local clubs.
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Elyria High
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Wooster
Seabiscuit Hurt Lameness Clouds Santa Anita Bid
Seabiscuit pulled up lame after losing to Today at a mile in a preview race at Santa Anita. Veterinarian J H Peters said the strain may not be final and the decision on defending the Santa Anita Handicap March 4 rests on how the leg loosens by tomorrow. Jockey George Woolf pressed the horse in a fast drive as Neill McCarthy’s Today won by 2 ½ lengths on a track that set a new record of 1 35 2 5.
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Man O’war
Elks Face Busy Sked With Four Games This Week
Elydia Elks basketball team schedules four games this week. Tonight at 6 30 they play Lorain Merchants at Eaton High School. Friday they travel to Lorain to face Lorain St Peter's at Hawthorne Junior High. Saturday they host Christner A C of Akron at the local YMCA. Sunday they travel to Fremont to play Fremont Herbrand's Leaders at the Armory. Next week two games are set with Park Dairies of Warren. Open for games with one B team in Lorain County.
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Avon Lake Makes It Two Straight Over Avon 25 21
Avon Lake earns a historic second win over Avon this season with a 25 to 21 victory on Avon’s floor. Paul Rogers and Jeckel each scored nine points to lead Avon Lake, while the Avon reserves topped Avon Lake reserves 17 to 10 in the earlier game.
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Cage Results From United Press Ohio Scholastic
A scrambled ledger of high school and college cage scores lists Toledo Libbey 87 over Sandusey 28 and various others including Columbus St. Marys 24, Ashland 3, Capital 78, Denison 22, Western Reserve 56, and Kansas 493 while scattered entries imply multiple games across Ohio and beyond with numerous team names and inconsistent punctuation.
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Marshall Quint Upset Beats Ohio Bobcats In Buckeye Race Shakeup
Marshall Quint stunned Ohio University 47 to 42 on the Buckeye Conference floor, widening the title chase as Ohio U clings to the lead with four wins and one loss. Julius Rivlin and Frankie Baumholtz tied for scoring honors with 168 points each as Marshall and Ohio U traded leads and the standings grew murkier with Wesleyan and Marshall poised for a tie at top. Kent State, Capitol, Wittenberg, and Wooster also won, shaping a tense race with key rematches looming.
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Nine Bouts Listed On Lorain Fight Program Tonight
An amateur boxing program at Moose Hall Lorain shows nine bouts featuring Golden Gloves champions from Lorain County and other top amateurs. Matches include Stefek vs Reese, Kranyak versus Kraniak, Halitzka against Gonas, with Stefek Kranyak and Halitzka from Elyria. Matches start at 6 15 P.M with AU bouts of five rounds two minutes each.
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George George
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Bill Halitz
Cleaners Face Valley City in Eaton Floor Benefit
Worthing ton Dry Cleaners, fresh from a 44-39 win over the Steel and Tubes, host Valley City Mack Vaults in a charity game on the Eaton High floor with carnival proceeds to the Eaton PTAs milk program for malnourished children. Other games: Elyria Elks vs Lorain Merchants at 6:30, girls game at 7:30. Valley City poised for a tough test as the locals seek their fifth win.
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Worthington Cagers Beat Steel And Tubes In Benefit Card
Worthington Dry Cleaners defeat Steel and Tubes 44 to 39 after a strong second period surge. Gardner Credit Jewelers upset Standard Cleaners 30 to 21, and General Industries won their first league game 34 to 15 over Troxel Company. Joe Yarsa led Steel and Tubes with 24 points, Ed Ross scored 10 for the Cleaners.
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Elyria Beats Oberlin 40 29 in Hoops Battle
Elyria High defeated Oberlin 40 to 29 as Wilbur Coven scored 18 and Joe Herold added 11. Oberlin fought hard through three quarters before Elyria pulled away late, with Coven contributing the decisive surge in the final period. Elyria reserves also won 16-12 over Oberlin reserves.
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Basinski Banners Lead Colson League Standings
Basinski Banners dominated Elyria Recreation action winning three straight over Selby Olympics to seize first place in the Colson Corporation League. Hopkins Silver Kings moved into contention by beating Bohn Flyers twice while Valerius Rovers defeated Hamilton Speed Kings in other results. Krage of Bohn Flyers posted the high series as play continued.
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Kilian and Thomas Lead Six Day Bicycle Race
Kilian and Thomas take early lead in six day race at the stadium in Chicago. At the avth hour the leaders were up to the morning standings, with their team ahead of rivals and the field closely bunched.
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Rock Creek Star Drops 59 Points For Season Scoring Honor
Rock Creek forward Ken Smith scored 39 points in one game, setting a Buckeye state season scoring mark as Rock Creek defeated Cul brook 89 to 14. Euclid Shore leads Class A with seven straight wins, while New Philadelphia and Gallipolis push for top spots. The article notes Class B playoff runs and multiple undefeated teams across districts.
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De Sales College To Field First Grid Team Schedule Six Games
Toled o Feb 15 De Sales College will place its first football team on the field next fall with a six game schedule including St. Marys of Michigan Lawrence Tech Assumption Evansville Ferris Institute and Grand Rapids Athletic Director Coach Al Sacksteder said freshmen likely will play on the varsity in the early years due to limited experienced material.
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Seventh Grade League Scores On Gates Floor
St. Agnes defeated Jefferson 15 44 in a hard fought seventh grade game while Hamilton routed Holy Cross 22 4 on Gates floor. Bell led Jefferson with 10 points, Tracey added eight for St. Agnes, and Washington scored 14 for Hamilton in the win.
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Wellington And Clearview Tie For Loop Title
Amherst Highs Comets upset Clearview Highs Clippers in overtime 26 24 to claim a share of the North High League title while Wellington also finishes as co champion with seven wins and three defeats. Hank Edwards sparked Amherst with a tip off follow up to seal the victory.
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