Elyria Beaten By Shaker Heights In Cage Thriller 22-20
Grafton, Wellington and Ridgeville win county tournament games as Lorain County high schools push toward second round in Grafton. Grafton defeats Brownhelm 31 26 despite Brownhelm leading early, with Eddie Kubuske scoring 18 for the winners. Wellington and Ridgeville also win, Wellington beating Camden Clearview 30 23 and Ridgeville defeating Penfield 38 22 to advance. Attendance nears 200 as crowd watches tight defensive play and late surges.
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Shaker Heights
Rafton High School
Lorain County
Grafton
Brownhelm
Wellington
Ridgeville
Camden
Penfield
Senrietta
Eaton
Avon
Brookside
Jantz
Gratton
Eddie Kubuske
Clinach
Wellmeton High Dukes
Camden Clearview
Dukes
Tod Ners
Pat Arnold
Asteron
Auro
Buck Webber
Teds
Thorne Cassell
Jamwarkers
Sim Pi
Secund
Line Brothers
Bob
Wilms Boys
Blue
Gold
Sheets Salisbury
Iavers
Kaszai
Henrietta J
Belden
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Ramblers to Play Warren Eagles in Warren Tomorrow
The Lorain County Ramblers a boys roller hockey club will travel to Warren tomorrow for a game with the Warren Eagles. Next Wednesday night the Ramblers will play at Jeanette Pennsylvania. Members are asked to meet at Rainbow Gardens here at 9 30 a m Sunday.
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Lorain County
Cubs sign Bull Jurges to 1938 contract
Chicago Cubs announce Bull Jurges signed for the 1938 season. Jurges had been a holdout along with outfielder Frank De Katee who came to terms Thursday. The announcement states Jurges had signed the original contract and returned.
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Chicago Cubs
Bull Jurges
Jurges
Frank DeKatee
Two-Team Battle For 1st Industrial League Crown
Thew Shovel and Steel and Tubes collide in a best two out of three series for the 1. M CAN Industrial League championship, starting next Wednesday. Tubes has won the past two crowns, setting the stage for a tight opener and likely real battles between evenly matched clubs. Also in local sports, Howard Leinseder tops City Class B Bowling with a 192 average, edging Smythe Sayles and Freddie Smith, while Ohio Wesleyan reflects on Pittburgh’s schedule as they skip the Bishops and open with Western Reserve. The Cleveland Indians head to spring training in New Orleans next Saturday with radio plans featuring Tack Graney at 9 p.m. and notable players on air. Ohio State basketball loses captain and star guard Jim Mc
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Thew Shovel and Steel and Tubes
1. M
Thew
Howard Leinseder
Gerber’s Meats
Leingeder
Smythe Sayles
Sayles
Freddie Smith
George Gauthier
Ohio Wesleyan
Pittshburgh
Pitt
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Western Reserve
Cleveland Indians
New Orleans
WHK
Tack Graney
Oscar Vitt
Bob Feller
Mel Harder
Frankie Pytlak
Ohio State
Jim Mc
Vestal Shoes Win Sets New Records In St John’s Loop
Vestal Shoes win two games of three against Bell Clothiers in St John’s Lutheran Bowling League. The Shoes total 2843 pins with a 988 high game led by Keb Koepp’s 623 series and 244 high single. Shornn R Block also posted notable scores as Vestal Shornn r. Block.
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St. John’s Loop
St. John’s Lutheran
Bell Clothiers
St. John’s
Keb Koepp
Vestal
R. Block
Koorpp
Bate
Koepp
Hell
Clothiers Woodur
Steele Defends Crown In Cleveland Title Bout
Cleveland boxing fans expected a 12 000 crowd paying 38 900 to witness Freddie Steele defend the world middleweight crown against Carmen Barth of Cleveland tonight. Barth, Olympic 1952 veteran, seeks an upset, while Steele has a guaranteed purse of 70 000. Third man on the card is James J. Ruddock former world heavyweight. Tonight marks Steele Barth title bout plus local college notes and bowling league quirks.
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Cleveland
Carmen Barth
United States
Freddie Steele
Tacoma
Washana
Lou
James J Ruddock
Steel
Barth
Seelip
Poe White
Steele
Eddie Mead Mead
Zeury
Freddie Apostuli
Carmen
Donald
Bucks
Columbus
ILBUR
Ril
Elyria High
Sixth Streeters
Shaker Heights
Coven
Crimson
Humphrey Heaters
Tappan Rangers
Ohio Fuel Gas
Usta
Gasmen
Freddie
Paul Waner Joins Pirates For 1938 Season
Paul Waner, three time National League batting champion, signed his 1938 contract with the Pittsburgh Pirates after a 21 2 hour conference with President W E Benawanger. Terms were not revealed. Waner leads NL batting in 1927 1934 and 1936 and is the club's highest paid player.
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Pittsburgh
Paul Waner
Pittsburgh Pirates
Waner
W. E. Benawanger
Cunningham Favored In Baxter Mile At Madison Square Garden
Glenn Cunningham, perennial favorite, seeks a fourth Baxter mile win at the 70th New York Athletic Club games in Madison Square Garden tonight. He faces Archie San Romani Kansas Gene Woenzke Pennsylvania Blaine Rideout Texas and Ray Mahannah Drake in the field.
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Glenn Cunningham
Kani
New York Athletic Club
Madison Square Garden
Cunningham
Archie San Romani
Kansas
Gene Woenzke
Pennsylvania
Blaine Rideout
Texas
Ray Mahannah
Drake
Adamick Defeats Thomas In Garden 10-Rounder
In Madison Square Garden Jimmy Adamick defeats Carr Thomas over ten hard rounds before about 800 fans. Adamick showed he can punch with both hands and endure punishment as Thomas pressed to rally in the final rounds. Thomas, tougher foe than prior rivals, was staggered but kept fighting to the end.
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Thomas
Garden
Cinied
York
Fel
Earle Exes
Jimmy Adamiel
Madisott
Pat
Shipes Ipas
New York
Davk Kemns
Adampick
Mort Laws
Joe
Adamich
Schmeling
Adamck
Klab Eea
Swenski Carr Headline Rialto Grappie Program
Johnny Swenski of Lynn mass returns to Rialto Theatre on Wednesday to face Charlie Carr in the feature. Carr, a familiar face, teams with his mean streak. A semi main has Vern Clark meeting Bobby Wagner in a one hour two falls bout. The card opens at 8 30 p m with several new middle west contenders showcased by Mrs Morrissy.
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Lynn
Mass
Rialto Theatre Wrestling
Alex Teslock
Charlie Carr
Esther Morris
Carr
Buddy Knox
Wheeling
W. Va
Bobby Wagner
Manchester
New Hampshire
Vern Clark
Olympia
Wash
Wagner
Clark
Middle West
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Plans for City Cage Tournament Ambitions Stir Local Basketball
Plans are under way to stage a city-wide basketball tournament to crown the city champion. Carl W. Wagner, YMCA physical director, says teams such as Worthington Dry Cleaners, Knights of Columbus, Thew Shovel, Steel and Tubes are being invited. If the planned tournament fails, the Industrial League playoff winner between Steel and Tubes and Thew Shovel would claim the city title. Managers are urged to contact Warner.
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Wagner
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Worthington Dry Cleaners
Knights of Columbus
Steal and Tubes
Thew Shovel
Steel
Thew
New London Wins Losses Tighten NL High League Title Fight
New London High cagers closed North High School Athletic League play with a 24-15 win over Medina on Medina court. Pheifter scored 14 for New London while Betz added 10 for Medina. Clearview hosts Amherst tonight to decide the championship race as Amherst, Wellington, and Clearview vie for top honors. a Clearview victory or Amherst loss could force a three way tie.
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Lakewood Nips Elyria in Leagues Clash to Lead
Shaker Heights edged Elyria 22 to 20 in a Lake Erie League thriller on Shaker floor. Davis led Shaker with ten points as Davis and Yanke sparked early, Covey and Selman limited to a few baskets, while Davis and Thompson paced the Raiders down the stretch for the win.
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Shaw
Red Raiders
Raiders
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Elyrians
Wilbur
Dick Selman
Selman
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Scolime Klyma
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Ray Gauthier
Harold
Ud” Geigey
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Ebeaker
Yanke
Hliria
Halt
Coven
Hilyria
Don McPherson
Joe Herold
Elgen
Don Taylor
Thompson
Taylor
George Sanders
McPherson
Herald
Geigey
Three Games Set On Y Program Tonight
Three Saturday evening basketball games are listed for the M C A hardwood. Sears Roebuck Y House League faces Penfield Ex-Hys at 7 20 p m, Butt Mill of the National Tube Company League meets Elyria Merchants in the middle slot, and a picked Y House League team battles Avon Ex-Hys in the final game around 9 20 p m.
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Sears Roebuck
Penfield
Huebner Re elected President of Elyria Sports Association
Martin Huebner was reelected president of the Elyria Sports Association for 1938 at a meeting held last evening. C. E. Winters was elected vice president replacing John Pais. Merle Penfound was reelected secretary and Ray Craft named treasurer.
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Elyria Sports Association
C. E. Winters
John Pais
Merle Penfound
Vsecretary
Ray Craft
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