Lakewood Gagers Face Busy Week in Basketball Schedule
Elyria High School Gagers prepare for two key games at the Lakewood gym this week. Shaw High sits atop the standings, while Lakewood aims to climb from the basement with a strong defense and steady play led by Hales and Robertson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyria Hi
Lakewood Quintet
Shaw Hi
Jts
Lakeed Hi
Purple
Tle
Lakewood
Stiffler
Shaw
Hales
Robertson Center
Boxing Fight Row Over Referee For Stribling Sharkey Bout
Miami Beach February reports a heated dispute between rival heavyweight managers over who will referee the Stribling Sharkey bout. Contracts hinge on whether the Massachusetts commission or Madison Square Garden picks the official. Buckley argues the contract allows the commission to name a third man if needed, while Stribling and Sharker dispute the referee choice and alternate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami Beach
Ifa
Ballyhoo
Madison Square Rden Corporation
Massachusetts
Johnny Buckley
Jack Sharkey
United Press
Massapsetts Commission
Johnny Bas
Jack Sheehan
Ich
Buckley Derez
Elder
Massachusetts Commiss
Commion
Basil
Shee
Madison Square Gar 1 Corporation
Suckiey
Jack Dempser
Sharker
Massassetts Commission
Arkey
Gray Model Home to be On By Appointment This Week
A Gray Model Home will be open by appointment this week. Interested visitors may call 2915 to arrange a viewing and inspect the property details at a convenient time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gray
Meadowlarks Hope for the Hopeless
The Meadowlarks face a tough night as a 37-22 defeat reduces their title chances. Purdue crushed Indiana 30-16, Ohio slid past Chicago 35-31, and Illinois beat Michigan, continuing a fierce rivalry pattern that tops the headlines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
iHawkeyes
Purdue
Indiana
Ohio
Chicago
Ilinois
Michigan
Illnois
Merchants B League Scores Report
Five matches were bowled last night in the Merchants B league. Haserodt Diamonds won three straight games over Quality Cleaners. Andress Service forfeit winners over United Cigars, and Finegan Bakers over Gala Barbers. Steel and Tubes took two from Coca Cola, Armco defeated Brown Barbers in two games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haserodt Diamonds
Quality Cleaners
Andress Service
United Cigars
Finegan Bakers
Gala Barbers
Steel and Tubes
Coca Cola
Armco
Brown Barbers
Haserodt
Diamonds
O'Malley
Syntee ‘Cook
Oke Renninger
Webber
Stokes
Quality Cleaners Hamilton
Hankinson
van Ausdale
Koehn
Walkden
Ae Ey
Coca Cola Wamsler
Aa Io
Henke
Moran Eeese
McCoy Essen
Robinson Eee
M. Poyok
Ll. Poyok
Frank Rosa
Vie Leidhiser Isl
Easee
Andress Service Robson
Kehnert Eaves
Parker
I Wendt
Landon
Mae — A
Finnegan Bakers Hi. Watt
Finegan Sesae
A. Watt
Hull Eesas Aoe
Karchner
Brown Sarbers Clark Sea
Ring Eyes Coast Move For Angels This Spring
Los Angeles baseball club strengthens its roster with six new players and pursues major league veteran Jimmy Ring after his release from the Philadelphia Nationals. Angel manager Marty Krag offered a fat contract to Ring to join the Angels, who have already added Walsh Miller Webb Jazz and Butler to bolster the pitching and outfield. Ring, a 10 year veteran, could not be traded without his consent and has declined the coast approach so far.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmy Ring
Los Angeles
Los Angeles Baseball Club
Ring
Philadelphia Nationals
Marty Krag
Angels
King
Angel
Krag
Walsh
Miller
Webb
Jazz
Butler
Amherst Meets Wellington Hi Thursday
Amherst High cagers meet rival Wellington High in Oberlin gym Thursday evening in the county tournament opener. The winner advances to face other victors for the county championship to be decided Friday. The game marks the end of the Lorain county basketball season and ends five Amherst seniors careers Gregory Brown Richard Monger Lloyd Nickel Harry Walski Tur Kane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst High
Wellington High
Oberlin High School
Lorain
New Football Rules End Long Runs After Fumbles
New rules prohibit advancing fumbles by the defense and keep the offense allowed to advance fumbles. A fumbled ball recovered by the defense is dead at recovery. offense may still advance fumbles. Other changes include kickoff and try-for-point adjustments and stricter interference on passes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Roy Reigel
Georgia Tech
Pasadena
National Football Rules Committee
Absecon
New Jersey
Senators President to Confer on Reds Future
Cincinnati February 12 Ose Carr president of the Columbus Senators traveled here for a conference with President McDiar about the Cincinnati Reds. The discussion centered on Walter Pipp, the Reds first baseman, and his future with the club for the coming years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Ose Carr
Columbus Senators
McDiarmid
Cincinnati Reds
Walter Pipp
Reds
Cacker
Third Floor Wins YMCA Dormitory Cage Tournament
Third floor cagers of the YMCA dormitory swept the series with the fourth floor, winning 43 to 21 to take the second game. Lead 28 to 7 at halftime, the victors extended the margin to finish with 43 points. Lars e led with 13, Timms had 11 for the losers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoag
Larse
Timms
Church Teams Play Tonight In YMCA Basketball Night
Senior church league games are set at the YMCA tonight with Pilgrim Community leading the schedule. Robert T. Moore, YMCA physical director, announced the lineup for the Tuesday night action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert T. Moore
Pilgrim Community Quintet
Local church teams to clash in upcoming contests
The schedule lists Methodist opponents against St Marys, Church of Christ players against Grace Lutheran, Baptists versus Hungarian Reformed, and St Agnes meeting St Andrews as a series of church league games. The matchups involve B nai B rith five and engagement with multiple congregations in a community sports round.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B'nai B'rith
St. Mary’s
Church of Christ Engers
Grace Lutheran Court
St. Agnes
St. Andrew's
Spring Training Opens Across Major Leagues
George Kirkley reports spring training underway with major league clubs. Giants begin at San Antonio under Ray Schalk with 15 pitchers and several infielders. Cubs start at Catalina Island, others report by late February. Yankees and Cardinals preparing rosters for Avon Park and St. Petersburg. Cardinal lineup and staff outlined with Bottomley, Sciph, Gilbert, and Southworth slated for key roles. detailed pitcher and catcher rosters listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Kirkley
United Press
New York Giants
San Antonio
Tex
Ray Schalk
John J. McGraw
McGraw
Giants
Foy
Chicago Cubs
Catalina Island
Cubs
Miler Huseins
St. Petersburg
Babe Ruth
Cardinal
St. Louis Cardinals
Avon Park
Fla
Cardinals
Billy Southworth
Branch Ricker
Samuel Breadon
St. Louis
Bottomley
Cael Sciph
Houston
Charley Gilbert
Rochester
Frish
Hales
Doughter Roetiger
Southwor H
Alexander
Bell
Eliott
Frankhouse
Haid
Haines
Hallahan
Johnson
Mitchell
Shidel
Wilson
Baseball Camps Set Dates for Major League Squads
Major league clubs announced smaller training squads with Cardinals leading to 26 players while Cubs take 31 and Phillies 54. American League rosters include Athletics 27 White Sox 31 Senators 32 and Yankees 34. Braves and Reds plan early workouts in Florida and Arizona with Pirates and Browns sending advance units to Paso Robles and West Palm Beach. Teams report in late February and early March to various spring sites across the South and Southeast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cardinals
National League
Cubs
Phillies
Giants
Braves
Pirates
Reds
American League—Athletics
White Sox
Senators
Yankees
Red Sox
Indians
Brown
Tigers
Boston Braves
St. Petersburg
Fla
Pittsburgh Pirates
Paso Robles
Cincinnati Reds
Orlando
Dan Howler
St. Louis Browns
West Palm Beach
Detroit Tigers
Phoenix
Ariz
Chicago White Sox
Dallas
Boston Red Sox
Bradenton
Wisconsin Seizes Big Ten Lead After Upsets
Wisconsin moves into undisputed first in the Big Ten basketball race after a series of upsets. Michigan and Purdue trail tied for second as Wisconsin faces three tough remaining games including Northwestern and Purdue. Minnesota stunned Iowa with a late-season upset.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Wisconsin
Michigan
Raderrs
Northwestern
Vaness
Purdue
Badgers
Wiconsin
Michican
Bathers
Wolverines
Ohio
Minnesota
Ioa
Statehouse Bills Push Capital Plans and Public Works
Ohio legislators debate 120 day rate suspensions and a bill to shift the Soldiers and Sailors home to education. A plan to abandon 25 miles of Stark county canal and lease land to Massillon arises alongside proposals for a new state office building and a capitol complex on the current grounds. Other measures seek real estate secured loans only, a two thirds federal offset for cattle losses, a municipal court at Xenia, and revised railroad safety crew requirements pending final action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Frank C. Wise
North
Canton
Wise
Stark County
Massillon
Senate
House
Am. J. Lowry Miller
Assembly
Miller
State House
C. R. Summers
Lorain County
Summers
Sen. Clark
L. Shafer
van Wert
Shafer
Bills Expand Licenses and Salaries in Ohio Legislature
The Ohio legislature advances numerous measures. Proposals include per diem and salary adjustments for judges and officials, licenses for motor cars and tree surgeons, and licensing reforms for school librarians, teachers at Wilberforce, and plant industries. A municipal port at Elyria would create a new city court and abolish existing courts, while measures affect bus driver bonds, corporate retail licensing, and Lake Erie fishing laws with stricter seasons and fees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles T. Greenlee
Tuscarawas County
Greenlee
John D. Ewing
Vernon
Lake Erie
Ewing’s
Ewing
Ohio
Mardis Proposes Canal Drainage Bill and Land Transfers
Rep. S E K Mardis of Athens introduces a bill to authorize Ne sontille to use the Hocking Canal through the city for drainage and sanitary purposes. He also seeks state authorization to transfer two acres from the Athens state hospital to the Athens township board of education for a school site and to allow the welfare director to buy 50 acres nearby for hospital truck gardening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nesontille
Hocking
S. EK. Mardis
Athens
Mardis
Athens State Hospital
Athens Township Board of Education
County officials relieved of guard rail duty on state highway
A bill by Rep. William L. Guard of Urbana would shift all responsibility for constructing guard rails on the state highway away from county commissioners. The measure also proposes a reorganization of the former township and ward assessor system, advocated by Rep. O. L. Sims, Fairfield county’s minority floor leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William L. Guard
Urbana
O. L. Sims
Fairfield County
Bill Clarifies FPigua Municipal Court Clerk Duties
Rep Wittam S and Garby of Miami County introduce a measure to move Menson real estate filings from the duty tribunal to the tommer pleas court and require the clerk to file complete financial and legal accounts at year end. A separate proposal by Garris preserves regular salaries for councimen and township trustees serving cemetery trustees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fpigua
Wittam
Also Mentioned on This Page
LHS Gagers
E. H
Stow
Joe Ownor
Issil
Darker
Sheehan
Olumbus
Clete Kauffman
Josse Oklahoma
Kauff
Columbus
Fear
Meadowlarks
By Chuck Wells
Stappen
Horo
Merchants
Amherst
Wellington
Wrigley Field
Los Angeles “Angels
Mottison
C. Seueee
Kanleper
T Turner
Widmer
Sjoev
Niedernauser
Seeue
Wallace
Gath
Busted
Sports Matter
Earl Smith, Mancusco and
Jonnard
Wiogongin
Traverage
Sion
Soldiers’ and Sailors
Xenia
Welfare Department
Department of Education
George Rogers Clark
Vincennes
Ind
Miles S. Kuhns
Dayton
Kuhns
Davis B. Johnson
Wauseon
R. D. Willilamson
Nenia
State Department of Agriculture
Department
U.S
Williamson
Greene County
Normal and Industrial Department
Wilberforce University
E. D. Stone
Guernsey County
Common Pleas
P. H. Rosers
Department of Agriculture
Rogers
Foods and Dairies
Lorainounty
A. Dill
Elyria
Elyia
Ridgeville
Carlisle
Mayor’s Court
Justice of the Peace
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!