Spectator World at Squaw Valley Midwinter Olympics
Views of sport recount the 1932 Lake Placid vibe and the frosty spectacle at Squaw Valley with writers, press clubs, and officials shaping coverage. It notes I. O. P. Club life in Reno, patronage at Hotel Mapes, and the Coca Cola/ Pepsi clash over official drinks, plus colorful anecdotes about journalists and delegates from 30 nations.
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Squaw Valley
Calif
Lake Placid
N. Y
Mt. van Hoevenberg
Art Devlin
Sierras
A. C
International Olympic Press Club
Walter Ramage
Mapes
Reno
Nevada
San Francisco
Press
Presse
la Prensa
Cavil
Wisskee
Marguerite Leduc
France
Leduc
Therese
Anne- Marie
Marguerite
Coca Cola
Pepsi-Cola
Sacramento
Armstrong Faces Tiger in Chicago Rematch
UPI reports ace Armstrong seeks revenge and world middleweight boost as he fights British champion Druck Tiger, the only man to beat him on TV. Armstrong owns 18 wins in 19 pro bouts, while Tiger comes in at 36 wins, 9 losses, and two draws after their September defeat.
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Chicago
UPI
Ace Armstrong
Druck Tiger
Armstrong
Tiger
Works Both Ways at North Carolina University
Sam Barnes, an assistant professor of English and wrestling coach at the University of North Carolina, is publicly styled as Prof. Barnes when wrestlers lose and Coach Barnes when the mat men win, illustrating a rare double persona in campus sports culture.
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Chapel Hill, N. C
UPD
Sam Barnes
North Caroina University
Barnes
Warren Harding Coach Named OSU Assistant Coach
Warren Harding High School football coach Gene Slaughter, 33, was named an assistant coach at Ohio State University. He replaces Clive Rash who resigned to become head coach at Toledo University. His appointment takes effect March 1.
Cassell's 483 Tops Wellington in League Play
Cassell's 483 led Wellington in the Penny Lanes Women's League with a strong team score. Theresa Hartman earned singleton honors with 187, while Mison Insurance, the league leader, posted 173-6 and a 757-2-191 high team series for the night.
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Wellington
Sue Cassel
Penny Lanes
Theresa Hartman
Mison Insurance
Local Babe Ruth League Card Draws Huge Crowd
About 400 fans packed Palladeum for a fund raising eight bout card featuring amateur fighters. Jimmy Moon and Willie Nettles opened with a toe to toe exchange, Moon winning by decision. Herb Smallwood scored a first round TKO over Bob Stevens, while Orr Jr. edged Jerry Drake in a 125 pound bout. Other results included Jim McGee TKOing Jim Chait, Roy Reese defeating Ramon De Leon, and Willie Williams stopping Al Wilson by TKO in one round. An exhibition pitted Carl Westfall against Drake, with Ted Humphrey unable to fight due to flu.
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The
Palladeum
Jimmy Moon
Lorain Youth Center
Willie Nettles
Sheriff Smith A. C
Moon
Herb Smallwood
Bob Stevens
Cleveland
Avon A. C. Smallwood
Orr
Drake Curtis Orr Jr
Lorain
Jerry Drake
Elyria
Jim McGee
Roy Reese
Ramon de Leon
Willie Willams
al Wilson
Carl Westfall
Elyma
Tink" Drake
Ted Humphrey
Avon A. C
Westfall
Milan Tops Heights 5 in Erie County basketball clash
Milan High School defeated Berlin Heights 44 to 39 as Larry Fox scored 13 and Don Grell added 12 points. Bruce Burman led Berlin Heights with 14 in a hard fought Class A semifinal, sending Milan to the final against the Margaretta-Perkins winner.
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Sandusky
Milan High
Berlin Heights
Erie County
Larry Fox
Don Grell
Bruce Burman
Berlin ‘Heights
Milan
Margaretta-Perkins
Reed GF
Hawkeyes Clinch Second Half Y Titlists in YMCA League
The undefeated Hawkeyes defeated the Wildcats 83 to 47 to claim the Elyria YMCA High School House League title with a 10th straight win, led by Len Hill's 25 points and Jim Garbash's 7 rebounds. Spartans beat Hoosiers 59 to 49, Wolverines top Buckeyes 71 to 24, with Gary Howell and Dan Davies leading Wolverines. The Hawkeyes' season crown comes after first-half honors. an all-star game follows Tuesday.
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Hawkeyes
Elyria Ymca
Wildcats
Len Hill
Jim Garbash
Oni
Spartans
Hoosiers
Wolverines
Gary Howell
Dan Davies
Mike Monk
Tom Kelly
Buckeyes
F. FT. Garbash
Kearse
Darby
L. Hay
Phil
Pappas
Willams
Dodster Cog Zathaugh
Mraz
Toms
Hawkeses
Wieats
Roosiers
Chreko B
Davies
OX BeJeroek
Wiltms
Boweess
Idiens
Jackson
Onis
YMCA Wrestlers Triumph in Iowa Dual Meet Championship
YMCA wrestlers from Iowa defeated Texas 1213 to win their third straight dual meet and capture the league championship. Oklahoma beat Pennsylvania 1746 while individual team members included Iowa Dave Harper James Rogers Bill Eastman Gary Goodman Texas Jack Re feeming Dave Walker Will Milter Oklahoma Jake Hoff and others. The league concludes Monday with the league championship meet led by Dick Deshrra Bob Filds Joe Fallon and Richard Sands.
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Town
Texas
Ary
Eall
Equa Ymca
Pea’ Wrestling League
Athey Action
Oklahoma
Permeyivama
Indradual Emrers
Iowa
Dave Harper
James Rogers
Bil Eastman
Gary Goodman
Jack Re Feeming
Dave Walker
Will Milter
Yake Hoff
Dick Deshrra
Bob Filds
Pennsylvania
Jeohr Fallon
Richard Sands
Pipers Fall to Oilers in Wild NIBL Night
Cleveland crowds watched the Pipers lose 95 to 52 to the Phillips 66 Oilers in a chaotic National Industrial Basketball League game at the Arena. A broken backboard and a near riot sparked after halftime as Burdie Haldorson scored a league record 24 field goals and five free throws to lead Oklahoma’s Oilers past the Pipers who battled from a 15 point second-half deficit.
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Cleveland
Sweeny Pipers
Phillips 66 Oilers
Oklahomans
Arena
Phillips
Burdie Haldorson
D Istop
Pipers
Clevelanders
Jim Kright
Oilers
Johnny McLendon
Gene
Tormehlen
Jim Spivey
Halderson
University of Galorada
Corny Freeman
Hield
Wichita Wockers
Denver-Chytage Truckers Theers
Jeanne
Toby
Lane Hopes Colavito Is Itchin
Cleveland Indians General Manager Frank Lane aims to sign star outfielder Rocky Colavito, who has rejected multiple $1,000 offers. Lane plans a Florida trip for training camp readiness, hoping Colavito signs soon. A other holdout, Gary Bell, sought a raise but reportedly scaled back after earlier demands.
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Cleveland
UPI
Cleveland Indians
Frank Lane
Rocky Colavito
Lane
Colavito
Florida
Tucson
Indians
Gary Bell Lane
Lan
Bell
Hemone
Desearond
Marier
Migria Obie Web Chronicle-Telegram item
Obscure 1980 Chronicle Telegram fragment dated February 24 mentions Migria and Obie with Web in a brief notice. Details are unreadable but indicate a local item or snippet from the newspaper page.
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Migria
Obie
Chronicle-Telegram
Bowling Results from United Polio League and Local Leagues
Bowling scores from multiple leagues show Gulf Service and Beverages leading divisions with high game marks by Harrel, Berens, Traxler, Olsen, and Miguts. Team standings include Duquesne Beer, United Polish Club, and Jack Traxler's top series, with first-place honors and top series noted for several clubs.
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United Polio LA League
Gulf Service
Royaering
Dea
Meve'n Bareters
Neh Beverages
George Berens
Lea Drage Keally
Duquesne Beer
Ed Weet
Lea Onet Insurance
Mr Insurance
Leo Kunns
Len Noster
UFC Sports
Barty Murawski
Midway
Bittner-DeCarla
Hubby Herald
Green Draget
Frank Pritz
Dobrowski Meats
United Polish Club
Ry Ooldr
Jack Traxler
Thomasons Chipr
Tony Sity
Blitner-DeCarle
C. A Olsen
Buckeye Mold & Die
Mike Miguts
Grassie's
Wayside Ing
Ed Witbeck
Chevrolet
Grassie Grassie Kostyo Missed State Outdoor Honor
Afloat and Afield notes Jerry Grassie Kostyo was a top nominee for the Outdoor Writers of Ohio Man of the Year but statewide voting favored Merrill Gilfillan. Grassie’s volunteer conservation work across Lorain County is praised, while noting paid officials dominated the finalists and that the state award overhaul may change recognition norms.
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Bob Feller
Cleveland Indians
Winchester Arms
Bob
Winchester
Jerry “Grasesie” Kostyo
Outdoor Writers of Ohio
Grassie
Merrill Gilfillan
Merrill
Ohio Department of Natural Resources
Elyria Country Club
Warrier Sylvania
Wedtes
Brjeers Acta Rage
Tiel le
Heidrich
Chippers
Pang
Isabel Ote
Natural Resources Department
Lorain
Tomorro
Complex High School Basketball Schedule Fragment
Readable fragments show multiple county tournaments and sectionals across Erie, Lorain, Medina, Sandusky and nearby districts. Mentions teams such as Monroeville Greenwich Oberlin Firelands Brookside Clyde Bellevue Vermilion Huron Berea and Cleveland West. includes regional matchups and likely results, individual high scores, and top series figures like Mary Lyons and George Barney.
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Columbia
Mary Lyons
Clyde
Carl
Tee
Kopp Builders
Berea
Dick Krupsr
Fireland Lake Wnod
Cleveland West Tech
Ryan Appliance Brookion
Brunswick
George Barney
Dyquesne
George Barcer
Buffalo Next For Baron Six
Cleveland Barons, a half game from the fourth place playoff spot in the AHL, aim for two victories this weekend to overtake Buffalo and then face Providence. They meet Buffalo Friday and Providence Saturday in pivotal tests, then hit the road for eight straight with 17 games remaining in the regular season.
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Cleveland
UPI
Cleveland Barons
American Hockey League
Providence
Barons
Buffalo
Midview Riflers Clinch Fifth Dual Win Of Season
Midview Riflers beat Cuya hoga Falls High for their fifth win in six dual matches this season. Score details show strong scores by Tack Metall 97 95 97 90 and Fred Surdock 98 97 93. John Miller 100 96 28 83 367 led the team with solid marks as did Im Lawem and George Janes in this tough outing.
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Cuyahoga Falls
Idven High
Nifle
Cuxahoga Falls
Tack Metall
Fred Surdock
John Miller
Ym Matusik
Im Lawem
George Janes
Falis
Milet
Mie Maes
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