Y Quintet Seizes Second-Half Crown in Junior League
The YOM C A Cagers clinched their 11th straight win by a 48 to 7 score Saturday, securing the second-half title of the MC A Junior Basketball League. Hers led with 16 points as Faith and Bornina trailed, while Wittner Funeral Home awaits in the decisive playoff. First Congregational edged Leahy's Nut House for second, and Hittner Funeral Home defeated Manzo Produce.
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Seabe
C. A
YOM. C. AL Cagers
MC. A
Wittner Funeral
Uame
Tyes
Faith
Bornina
Sateurday
First Congregational Church
Leahy
Nut House
Hittner Funeral Home
Manzo Produce
Regby
siParkac
SUN
Kovacs
Henke Scores Three Goals As Elyria Hockey Triumphs
Elyria service ice hockey team played three Lorain League games at Lakeview Fair Lorain winning one and tying another. Carl Henke scored three goals in the win over the C T O team while teammates Kerzay and Doetvs contributed in a tight 2 2 draw and a loss to the Anchors.
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Henke
Elyria Hockey Team
You's Service
Lorain
Service
HicWay Cafe
Carl Henke
Elytia Center
C. TO
Ara
Eee Arek. U
Gosre Cai
T. Karta
J. Kerzay
Anekt i Restey
Chicine
Onditt
Thnewn- Eparen
Oberlin Oils Oppose Loudonville Quintet in Cage Duel
Oberlin hosts Loudonville in a two game set at the Oberlin High court with the Janby Oils facing the Flex ible Clippers in the main 4 30 pm game. The Oberlin Odd Fellows meet in the preliminary at 7 30 pm.
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Oberlin Oils
Loudonville Quintet
Oberlin
Janby Oils
Loudonville
Oberlin High Court
Oberlin Odd Fellows
Hockey Standings in Anatai Can League Shuffle
Fragmented standings list teams and scores with several garbled names and places. It notes matchups including New York versus Boston and Montreal versus Chicago, plus scattered references to games, dates, and burials, ending with a quotation about morale over material cause.
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Tacaceshia
Periera , Caroland & Prabaren
Waskiratea
Ian
Ite Faves
Aizabe
Recigestie
Rormguld
Previtence
WiK's
Bchentle
Indiaragsits
Breekipni
York
Boston
wrrodap—Deited Ab
Yorks
Biptire
Montreal
Chi
New Leaders Take Over In Women's State Pin Tourney
In Lima on February 23 new leaders emerged across four divisions of the State Women's Bowling Tournament. The Glenn Myers Morticians of Columbus topped Class 4 team with a 2,531, while Ruth Troy led Dayton in singles with 594 and placed first in all events with 1,453, overtaking Alice Moore of Cleveland and Martha Merr of Columbus. The Moose squad of Mansfield moved into first in Class 0 team with 1,919, and the Charles Cucher Packing team at Dayton rose to third in Class tear with 2,440 as Myers Morticians held second at 2,400.
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Lima
Coleco
Columbus
Glenn Ob. Myers Morticians
Dayton
Ruth Troy
Alenoeatey
Alice Moore
Cleveland
Martha Merrall
Moose
Mansfeld
Charles Cucher
Myers , Mortletans
Swope tax plan praised but framed as burden on public
Rex U bat Ol By Jack Guenther Wrens Staff Correspondent EW YORK Feb 3 A free ride for tax reform is praised by Herbert Swope yet critics say it shifts costs to the public. The proposed 5 percent federal tax on parimutuel handlers would come after winnings are split, leaving tracks and players to bear impacts. Col. Matt Winn of Churchill Downs pledged $50,000 for war charities from Kentucky Derby day. Other notes discuss racing figures, the Widener Cup winner Our Boots, Dodds as a two mile contender, and injuries ending Clyde Castleman’s batting.
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Rex
U. Bat
Jack Guenther
Ted Wrens
York
Herbert Hazard Swope
Galahad
Mr. Swope
John Publig
Matt Winn
Churchill Downs
War Charities
Fadie Arcaro
Allal
Whirlaway
Alsal
Mirland
Roston
Gilbert
Dodds
J. Gregory Hier
Cage Schedule moiT 5 Ernest Letasa
The record notes a cage schedule with reference to Ernest Letasa and Amott akake Ere League pacers in a boxed event. The fragment suggests a pacing or league schedule associated with team names and an individual player.
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Moit
Ernest Letasa
wLanteed
Ab Bapdsedy
Amottakake
Pacers
Barons Tie Hershey For Division Lead In 3 3 Draw
Western Division race tightens as Cleveland Barons and Hershey trade 3-3 tie after Barons beat the Hornets 3-3 in Cleveland while Hershey fell 4-1 to Washington Lions. Capitals slip after shock 5-3 loss to New Haven Eagles. Springfield stays atop Eastern with 5-2 win over Providence. Buffalo beats Philadelphia 7-3.
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Barons
Hornets
Hershey
United Frees
Cleveland Barons
Hershey Fears
Pitts- Darsh Hornets
Cleveland
Hears
Washington Lions
Washington
Capitals
Indianapolis Capitals
New Haven Eagles
Springfield
Frovisence
Indians
Buffsio Bisons
Milladelphia Rockets
Fittadurgm
Viowan Wilson
Terier Repties
Inter-City Bowl ing Tourney Opens With Record Entries
The 26th Inter-City Bowling tournament opens March 7 at Andorka's Recreation in South Lorain with about 0 five man teams 531 doubles and 1065 singles entries. Prize money totals 7500 dollars. President Del Dotlngk presided with Ed F. Wilovs Elyria vice president and Hert Kuhn Saraia tournament secretary present. The event runs from March 3 through April 36.
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al! Andorka
South Lorain
Hotel Astiers
Lerain
del Dotlngk
Lordent
Alus
A,tersteller
Ed F. Wilovs
Elyria
Hert Kuhn
Saraia
Cleaners Stop Independents 46 43 On Y Cage Card
Cleaners beat Ross Independents 46 to 43 in overtime on the Y A A Moor Saturday night. Wilbur Cowen scored 17 points on eight baskets and a foul, Jack Reynolds added 14, Kaiser and Heritage 13 apiece for the losers. Regulation ended 40 40. In other action the Albert Auditors defeated Helden Mades 337, with Tommy Dunlap scoring 22 points on 11 field goals.
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Wilbur
Lanky
Zack Heritage
HEMT
Albert Auditory
Helden Madres
Tommy Dunlap
Auditors
Bradley
Nand
Ctranerass Ig
Weber
Rt Ok
Jace Kenny
Lesher
Ankeny bowler leads local handicap with 911 total
Felder Ankeny tops Wykrent s Handicap Sinstes tourney with a 911 total at halftime and a four game series at AAS. James leads late contenders by 17 pins on 796 plus his handicap as final night approaches. Top eight scores among 24 entrants listed.
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Wykrent
Felder Ankeny
Tommy James
Ankeny
James
Felder Andeny
Gu Seit Tamsy James
Mangrum Seeks Luck As Golf Open Ends Narrowly
New Orleans February report shows Mosd Mangrum winning by one stroke at the Fifth Annual Open Golf Tournament in Oak Park Illinois with a final 74 for 281 nine under par. Sam Snead pushed for a tie, finishing in a second place tie with Lawrence Ditile after Snead missed a seven foot birdie putt.
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New Orleans
Mosd
Mangrum
Oak Park
Earth
Sam Snead
Hot Springs
Snead
Lawren Ditile
San Francisco
Wen
Office Civilian Defense Gets Hundred Millions
A bill proposes 100 million dollars for the Office of Civilian Defense while debates consider placing all civilian defense work under the War Department. Senators millard tyding ben nett c Clark Harry S Truman and Edwin Johnson support army supervision as the proper approach for this military matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Office of Civilian Defense
Maytis Chaney
Melvyn Douphy
Senate
War Department
Millard Tyding
D. Mid
Sena
Bennett C. Clark
Harry S. Truman
Edwin C. Johnson
Colo
Evacuation Order Enforced Across Coastal Regions
More than 10,000 enemy aliens prepared to leave restricted coastal areas as the government drives an evacuation under martial law. The FBI will enforce the order before midnight, with noninterment duties handled by military authorities.Raid operations across Northern and Southern California and other states yielded hundreds of arrests. Some detainees are pro-Nazi and Japanese nationals, with certain cells tied to consularly linked organizations.
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Ban Francisco
Houston
Tex
Federal Bureau of Investigation
West
FOI
California
Washington
Oregon
FDL
CCC
Allers
Alsthough
Motorists Fined For Reckless Driving By Mayor Petro
Three individuals faced fines for reckless driving after appearing before Mayor Petro. Aloysius Kerehner of 132 Second Street received 25 dollars plus costs after a three car crash at East Avenue and Fourth Street. Wendell Perkins of 619 Lodi Street was fined 15 dollars plus costs after his car collided with a parked vehicle on Cleveland Street. John Cases of 34 Lei Street appears in connection with the incident.
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Mayne Joseph Q. Petro
Aloysius Kerehner
Second
East Avenue
Fourth Street
Wendell Perkins
Lodi Street
Cleveland Street
John Cases
Lei Street
Middle Avenue
Second Street
Anthony Mihalic
Lorain
Tech
Poli Court
Death toll climbs in Ohio weekend accidents
United Press reports six killed in Akron hotel fire and at least 17 others died in incidents across Ohio over the weekend. Names include Mrs. Margaret Barrett, 70, who jumped from a burning hotel window, and several others in Tiffin Wheelersburg Xenia and Columbus among car crashes, gas heater suffocation, bicycle collision, and a double fatal auto collision near an underpass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Akron
Margaret Barrett
Eleanor Hotel
Maury Shannon
Effie Hinton
Paul Springton
Leroy Foulks
Chestr Tarkington
Clarksburg
Andrew Sylvester
Tiffin
Fannie
Millicent KR. Holler
Waut C. Stapleton
Betty Craft
Wheelersbrg
Opal Crislip
Fullerton, Ky
Wheelersburg
Frederick Vogus, Jr
Nore Walk
Walter William Baker
Xenia
Wilmington
Bleyelist
Terry Stebleton
Canal Winschester
Charles Kuhn
Cincinnati
Jerry Albanese
Columbus
Olentangy
Thin
Lee
Garnett Loester
Ralph Lipscomb
Camden
Anna Huffman
Venice
Donald Dixon
Dominic Paris
Akena
Scrap Metal Drive Nears Finish in Lorain County
Three large piles of scrap metal in Elyria Lorain and Oberlin indicate strong local turnout for a Lorain County American Legion campaign. The piles hold about 230 tons, with a finance committee set to sell the metal and donate proceeds to the Lorain County Tuberculosis and Health Association for a portable fluoroscope. Bids due at 3 p.m. Thursday at the Termin county garage. Police report two arrests for safety and traffic violations with subsequent court appearances.
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Elyria
Lorain
Oberlin
Lerain County
E. H. Fulliner
East Carlisle
George Slater
Legion Council
Termin County
Oberlin Road
Lorain County Tueberculosis and Health Association
Campaten
Winter Planning For Spring Home Repairs And Upgrades
Winter evenings offer ideal time to map spring remodeling and redecorating. Planning now helps make the home more livable and can raise property value. Consider re modeling rooms or adding new ones to suit upcoming needs.
State Senator Otto Bartunek Dies in Ohio
State Senator Otto J. Bartunek of Cleveland Heights died at his home after a heart attack. He was 47, serving his second term in the Ohio Senate as a Democrat. A requiem mass will be offered at Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic Church in Cleveland for the late senator, who was first elected to the House in 1937 and moved to the Senate the following year. His career included reelection in October. The obituary notes his long service in the State Legislature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Our Lady’ of
Loundes
Otto J. Bartunek
Hartunek
Senate
Shaker Heights
House
Ee Senate
Wall Keeps Out Wind With Insulating Board and Plaster
A wall constructed with insulating board lath and plaster forms a nearly windproof surface. The combination of insulating lath and plaster enhances the wall's resistance to wind infiltration.
Shayines Salutes First President On Birthday Remembrance
The Advance quotes tribute to Washington praising his perseverance at Valley Forge. A local ad section promotes roofing materials, redwood stock, and lumber goods, noting wartime supplies, blackout materials, new fence products, cedar posts, Texolite paint, and extended hours for ordering.
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Mionlay
Pebbury
NIE Chronicle - Telegram
Elyrla
Isotat
Ohio
Sakei
Ti Conservation Division
Pelee Island
Canada
Lake Erie
Jarata
Conservation Division
Aidtar
Alwart
Phostreenia
St. Louis Cardinals
Cage
Ohio College
Xaver
Cleaners
Office Civilian Defense
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Mayris Chaney
Fmm
OCD
Roosevelt
Bescause
Petro
Castle's
The
Grafton Lumber ~ & Coal Co
Grafton, Ohio
Res
Fts
Valley Forge
West Coast
Prica
Texolita
Elyria Lumber
Orehore's
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