Lorain County Class B tourney heats up in 1946 47 race
The Lorain County Class B basketball tournament pits 15 clubs for a sectional berth with Ridgeville 1946 47 champions rolling through the bracket. Top seeds Belden Brookside and South Amherst are favored though upsets loom as teams vie for the tournament crown across two brackets and night by night programs.
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Lorain County
Ridgeve
Fui
Ricseville
Avon
Us- Grange
South Ambers
Eaton
Belden
Suth Amhole
Couse
Columbis
LeGrenge
Brignton
Camden
Avon Lake
Belden and
Brookside
South Amherst
Belden-Brookside
Grafier
Exton
Ridgeville
Brookside Falls
Columbia
LaGrange
Brighton
Aves
Penfield
Brownhelm
Henrietta
Henrieta
Clearview
Cage Loop Title Contested By Teams
Local teams battle for the cage loop title amid a tense score and on court chase. Key players and officials set terms as rivals push to clinch the championship with a decisive final.
Union Outfit Takes Firm Lead In Bowling League
The Union Outfit moved into sole first place at the Bowling Center B League by winning two games over Lorain Glass. Lorain Glass and Knowles and Sniezek dropped from a share of the lead to a five away tie for second as General Industries Olsen Manufacturing and Lorain County Excavating rose with two wins.
Local Bowling Leagues Spark High Scoring Nights
In Elyria and Lorain County leagues top bowlers posted high series and singles. Bill Mackin led Lorain County Excavating with 643 and 2,632 team marks as B and B Food Market’s Bill Kirby posted a 7243 single. Elks lead grows in Elyria standings with two-game edge.
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Eiyria
Cage Results Highlight Ohio Scholastic South Amherst Round
Ohio Scholastic results show South Amherst 59 over St. Mary's 31 in first round. Rome defeats Jacksonville Frimble 47 34 and Waterloo New Marshfield 33 over Buchtel. Many college and district tournament scores follow including Lima Madison Madison County and Pickaway County brackets.
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Leraim St. Mary's
Athens County
Rome
Jacksonville-Frimble
Weaterloo
New Marshfield
Buchtel
Ames-Bern
Albany
Lima
Wapakenetz
St. Joseph
Delphes St. Jebus
Delphes Jefferson
Lima St. Kase
Ada
Lima St. Jehus
Hicksville
Madison County
Fairfield
Mosree
Plain City
Midway
West Jefferson
Madison Karal
Pickaway County
Jackson Township
New Holland
Atlanta
Scioto
Monroe
Darby
Ohio prep hoops chaos as upsets shake top teams
Glenford falls 62 47 to Junction City in Perry County as Lee Henry scores 22 and Hursey adds 21 for Junction City. Mansfield Madison loses 39 37 to Bucyrus ending a 15 game streak. Middletown and Findlay keep long win runs alive with 15th and 11th straight victories respectively. Newark wins Central Ohio League title with 67 37 over Dover as Canton Garfield and McKinley push late season runs.
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United Press
Olumbus
U.P
Glenford
Mansfield Madison
Junction Cry
Perry County
Golden Horde
Glen Hursey
Junction City
Lee Henry
Hurser
Akron
Garfield
St. Vincent's
Canton McKinley
East Liverpool
Newark
Dover
Newcomerstown
Canton Township
Ion
Coshocton
Marietta
Akron Garfield
Akron Central
Pro golf needs a strong commissioner amid Open rule clashes
Today Sport Parade reports turmoil in the Professional Golfers Association as Ed Dudier and Ken Curten clash over Winter rules and Usga policy. Disputes over 14 vs 16 clubs and parallel fairways spark calls for a firm, capable commissioner to enforce rules and quell infighting among figures like George Schneiter and Norman Von Nida.
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N York
TiPi
Leason Little
Kay
George Schneiter
Ogden
Utah
Dudley
Schneiter
U.S
Ure
Es Weil
Norman von Nida
Australia
Ingen
Beeree
Ge L.vie
Hey
Jim ‘tse-Tite
Lloyd Mangram
Ven Nide
St. L Iis
USGA
Relph Guidahi
Morris Named as Miami Football Coach Candidate
Miami Florida United Press reports Morris Hart Morris basketball coach at the University of Miami and Bellaire Ohio native, is named as a possible successor to Jack Harding who resigned as Miami football coach to become athletic director. President Dr Bowman F Ashe denies outside pressure.
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Morris
Pittsburgh
Harding
Scranton
Miami
Local College and City Court Schedule Highlights
Tuesday to Saturday brings a packed slate across Amherst Oberlin Lorain and nearby towns with numerous district matchups. Key showdowns include Beiden vs Graften S and Ridgeville aiming for late games at 9.06 while Brownhelm and Fenfield feature in regional tournaments.
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University School
Ceantr
Tevarner
Lorrain
Beiden
Graften S
Beléen-Grafton
Esten-Ridgeville
Amherst
Alwmai Woeder
Berea
Roitman
Medinz
Akron North
Lake Erie
Michigan Quintet Takes First in Big Nine Race
In a key Big Nine basketball night Michigan routed Indiana 66 to 34 to seize the lead. Wisconsin dropped to second after Ohio State upset Iowa while Purdue moved into third with a 54 to 3 victory over Minnesota.
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Scranton
Lehigh
Virginia Pely
Richmond
Roanoke
Virginia Military
George Washington
Washington & Lee
Duke
Georgia Tech
Virginia
Maryland
Loyola
Louisiana State
Davis Elkin
Bethany
Tennessee
Vanderbilt
Mississippi Southern
Mississippi College
Oregon State
Idaho
Michigan
Indiana
Ohie State
Wisconsin
Purdue
Minnesota
Town State
Missouri
Albion
Hillsdale
Central Michigan
Olitet
Creighton
Wichitat
Toledo
Warne
Nicois Wesleyan
Lake Forest
Nhlinois College
Carthage
Chicago &P
University of Michigan
Iowa Br
Ohio State
Kent Hoosiers
Hoosiers
Simitry's Confectionery Extends Lead In City League
Simitry's Confectionery beat Hungarian Reform-Sportsman's Club 39-25 at Jefferson School to hold a one game edge in the Red Division of the City Class B Basketball League. Rocco Ross II led the winners with 12 points while Yensho topped the losers with nine. General Industries defeated Elyria Molding 41-35 to claim second place a big fourth quarter, with Rar Janiz scoring 19 for the winners. Joe Watson had 13 for Elyria Molding. Wellington Merchants moved from a tie for the cellar by edging Standard Cleaners 32-30 in overtime as Jim Rickisson scored 17 for Wellington and Halpin 12 for Cleaners.
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Todd Kelb
Shaker Heights
Wry Lukeric
Clearview
Lukeric
Alex Oresz
Amherst
S. W
Dick Livergood
Berea
Bob Cverdaie
Aifih
Ken Knapp
Livengood
Coverdale
Krarp
Larry Schaefer
Belden
Lorain County
Schaefer
Lorain
Simitry
General Industries
Elyria Molding
Industries
Rar Janiz
Joe Watson
Wellington Merchaants
Cleaners
Jim RicKisson
Wellington
RicKisson
Halpin
Smitta
Sportsmans Confectionery
Chasser, ix
Sacaharr Rg
Hovecs
Civa
Knights of Columbus Pin Schedule Four Matches
Four matches are on set for the Knights of Columbus Le m Service with Sass Motors and Hetman Res estate participating in the event.
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Knights of Columbus le m Service
Sass Motors
S. Hetman Res
Estate
Teams Battle In Independent Contest At Bellevue Court
Rock replaces Krusz as Elyria Pioneers seek a fourth win in 11 games in the modern rivalry with Bellevue Redmen. Bellevue aims to extend a four game win streak led by captain Dean Todd and guard Jim Gabel as both teams clash at 7 with varsity around 8:15.
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Rock
Krust
Don Hawke
Lyria High
Pioneers
Bellevue Court
Ralph Taff Bauer
Bullock
Johnny Krusz
Kenny Sampson
Redmen
Elyria Court
Bock
Fremont
Shaker Heights
Ralph Moyer
Voorny Canto
Eail
Tonigh
Bob Hengartner
Conter
Vic Janowicz
Moyer
Bellevue
Lakewood
Elyria
Lorain
Mansfield
Sarjusky
Bellevue Bor
Sandusky
Sampson
Iedar
Dean Todd
Milt Bruckner
Isherman
Pirates Lead Majors by Signing All Players for 1948
The Pittsburgh Pirates, under new manager Bill Meyer, report all players signed for 1948 marking a turnaround from 1947. Wally Westlake completed signings, joining a lineup including Dixie Walker Johnny Hopp and Ralph Kiner amid a refreshed club outlook.
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Pirates
Carl Lundquist
United Press
EW York
U.P
Pittsburgh Pirates
Bill Meyer
Kansas City
Wally Westlake
Dixie Walker
Kiehi
Johnny Hopp
Ralph Kiner
Jett
Westlake
Ashintiesr Cettiad
Nea Hain
Western Automatic Bowling League Card Tonight
The Western Automatic Bowling League schedules eight matches at the Bowling Center this evening. Early shift at 7 o clock features Dept 424 versus Shippers, Dept 42 against Draw Pin Factory, Inspec ment against Ret Draw Plan shers, and States Of co. Gn ws versus Ton. Room.
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Shippers
Dept. No
Draw Pin Factory
S. Inspecment
States of Co. Gn
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