County Scholastic Fives Dominate All City Selections
Foul shooting tourney opens Elyria High Gym early with 17 schools entering. Henrietta South Amherst Eaton and Columbia in semifinal mix for the county Class B title. Final four showdowns spark expectations as Eaton and Henrietta favored, while Columbia battles size and Colum bia on the big Elyria floor. Kruskamp defeats Burns in a strong Lorain Moose Coliseum wrestling card featuring Kohler Dombrowski Galbos and others in hard fought bouts.
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Elyria High Gym
Henrietta
Columbia
South Amherst
Eaton
Lorain County
Elyria High School
Amherst High
Gonfalon
Carl] DeVore
Bob Painter
Columbia Quint
Elyria High Court
J. W. Salisbury
Togo
Ridgar Albert
Ridgeville
North Ohio
LaGrange
HS Kruskamp
Romime
Ohio State
Cyclone Jack Burns
Lorain Moose Coliseum
Grid
Burns
Kruskamp
Oscar Kohier
Kria
Pittsburgh
Young Gotch
Cleveland
Kohler
Bruno Dombrowski
Lorain
Jack la Rew
Texas
Dombrowski
Tom Galbos
Joe Holan
Holan
Gaibos
Seniors Likely Win Indoor Track Championship at EHS
With one day left in the inter class meet the Seniors lead 74 to Juniors 61 and Sophomores 16. The half mile saw the Triplett brothers compete with Carl winning in 2 16.4 and Bill second as Bliss Innes and Hill followed. Coach Vaughn notes a potential indoor meet against East Tech of Cleveland on March 4.
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Chuck Hupp
Fnday
Triplett Brothers
Carl
Bill
Bliss
Innes
Hill
East Tach
Cleveland
W. L. Vaughn
Bluttton and Findlay Clash For North West Title
In Columbus tonight Findlay College hosts Bluttton College in a North West Conference title showdown. The slate also includes DePauw versus Wabash at Greencastle, Ohio University at Cincinnati, Ashland versus Heidelberg at Tiffin, and Hiram at Ohio Northern with Dayton at Toledo.
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Columbus
Findlay College
Bluttton College
Findlay
Buckeye
DePauw
Wabash
Greencastle
Ind
Ohio University
Cincinnati
Ohio
Ash Jland
Meidelberg
Tiffin
Hiram
Ohio Northern
Ada
University of Dayton
Toledo University
Indians Open Spring Drills
A 17 man group forms Cleveland's early season batteries as they begin second spring workout at Heinman Park. The camp keeps a light schedule with relaxed drills, medicine ball game, and poker evenings while rookies Charles Reddock and Leon Rhoades attract attention and Sarge Connally presents a mystery pitcher nicknamed Jones.
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New Orleans
Cleveland
Heinman Park
Wes Ferrell
Sarge Connally
Toledo
Texas
Peckinpaugh
Charles Reddock
Decatur
Leon Rhoades
Burlington
Mississippi Valley Loop
Tribe
Savoldi Beats Baffert in Columbus Wrestling Match
Joe Savoldi former Notre Dame star defeated Al Baffert in a one fall bout lasting 40 minutes in Columbus. In preliminary bouts Kerl Davis defeated Lumpkin and Abe Coleman drew 30 minutes with Glen Wade.
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Columbus
Joe Savoldi
Notre Dame
al Baffert
Kerl Davis
Lumpkin
Abe Coleman
Glen Wade
Boxing Results Report from Unnted Press at AT T
The report lists bouts with outcomes including Christopher Shaw stopping Bill Attalino and Freddy Miller defeating Johnny Datto. Wesley Ramey beat Lou Terr, Roy Witchell bested Jackie Purvis, and additional results feature several other welterweight to heavyweight matchups across multiple cities.
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AT &T. Louis
Christopher
Batattalino
Hartford
Conn
Bill
Shaw
Minneapolis
Freddy Miller
Cincinnati
Johnny Datto
Cleveland
Wesley Ramey
Grand Rapids
Mich
Lou Terr
St. Louisx
Roy Witchell
Centralia
Cubs Shortstop Named Defendant In Civil Suit
Newark Feb 35 Mrs Emily Haag of Newark filed in common pleas court against Tiwood English a baseball player demanding 1500 for breach of contract The petition alleges Engle promised 2400 loan plus 590 after marriage to another woman and that he has not paid The filing seeks an attachment writ against English farm near Newark Mrs Haag is wife of Arthur Haag of the city.
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Newark
Emily Evans Jiaaz
Common Pleas Court
Tiwood English
Chitazo
Engle
Hi Speeds Face Roose Quintet In Local Showdown
The Elyria Hi Speed Gas quintet, defending Y City League champions, hosts Lorain Roose with stars Joe Careh Phil Kelser and Jim Serie. The Mercuries meet Zison Arrows Clearmiew in the preliminary. First game slated to start tonight.
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Elyria Hi-Speed Gas
Roose
Lorain
Joe Careh
Phil Kelser
Jim Serie
Corts
Kohn
Mercuries
Zison Arrows
Clearmiew
hoTe
Kirkman Steps Down as John Carroll Cage Coach
John Carroll University in Cleveland will appoint a new basketball coach next season as Kirkman resigns after two seasons. The Bluestreak mentor leaves to pursue one of several offers amid a troubled year marked by injuries scholastic ineligibility and poor results for the team.
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John Carroll University
Roger Rea
Kirkman
Bluestreak
W. J. Murphy
Direc’am
Atseuees
Carroll
Cage Results From United Press Roundup
Ohio Wesleyan 35 Denixon 34 Navier 26 Wittenberg 21 Western Reserve 45 Pittsburgh 39 Wooster 50 Kent State 37 Wilmington 33 Cedarville 26 Carnegie Tech 30 Princeton 15 Colgate 26 Cafarette 21 Creighton 39 Army 612 Harvard 32 Brown 19 Penn 32 Dartmouth Yale 26 Williams 15 Syracuse 42 Vass Ageies 19.
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United Press
Ohio Wesleyan
Denixon
Navier
Wittenberg
Western Reserve
Pittsburgh
Wooster
Kent State
Wilmington
Cedarville
Carnegie Tech
Princeton
Colgate
Cafarette
Creighton
Army
Harvard
Brown
Penn
Dartmouth
Syracuse
Vass
Ageies
Yale
Williams
Giants Holdouts End Terms As Camp News Update
United Press reports in Florida and California that Giants holdouts Fred Fitzsimmons and Tight Moore settled terms. Dazzy Vance agrees to a $15,000 salary with Dodgers and starts workouts. Walberg and Grove near signings for Athletics and Indians prep news. Dusty Cooke joins Yankees camp while Cubs rookies Hack Herman Taylor Gudat Jurges draw manager attention for speed training.
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United Press
LOS Angeles
New York Giants
Fred Fitzsimmons
Moore
Avalon
Catalina Island
Chicago Cubs
Roger Hornsby
Stanley Hack
Bill Herman
Harry Taylor
Marvin Gudat
Bil Jurges
Pirates Stars Report For Training From California
Paso Robles report notes captain and third baseman Pie Traynor and pitcher Steve Swetonic of the Pittsburgh Pirates phoned friends in the camp to say they will report for training on Saturday.
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Paso Robles
Calif
Pie Traynor
Steve Swet-onic
Pittsburgh Pirates
Pittsburgh
Elyria Reforms 42 Canton 22 in league victory
Elyria Hungarian Reformed beat Canton Hungarian Reformed 42 to 22 to extend their league streak to four wins and stay atop the standings. Johnnie Toth and Leith Kostrub led the Helsra lineup as Eddie Chamillo and Bernald added late baskets to seal the win.
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Elyria Reforms
Canton
Frank Ursic
Lorain Pennzoil
Elyria
Tle
Johnnie Toth
Leith Kostrub
Helsra
Western Reserve Downs Pitt 45 39 in Tight Finish
Western Reserve rallied in the final minutes to defeat Pittsburgh 45 to 39 at Cleveland. Feo scored 25 points as the Red Cats erased three small leads by the Panthers with sharp late moves.
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Cleveland
O. Feo
Red Cats
Pittsburgh
Carmen
Panthers
Tni Harrier
Campbell Sets World Speed Marks at Daytona Beach
Captain Sir Malcolm Campbell achieved three new world speed records at Daytona Beach, averaging 255.968 mph for one mile, 251.540 mph for one kilometer, and 241.569 mph for five kilometers. A broken timer blocked a five mile record, with plans to attempt more marks up to ten miles as conditions remained favorable.
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Daytona Beach
Fla
Feo
Malcolm Campbell
Malcolm
Sir Malcolm
Merchants And Mercuries Triumph On Y Court
The Merchants beat the Fairview Merchants 40 to 27 after leading 20 to 9 at halftime. In the earlier game the Mercuries defeated the Fairview B's Wentz 22 to 20 with 14 points, Sprott and Dickson leading Fairview and Machock and Gerhardinger starring for the Mercuries. Ulrich topped the losers with 10.
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Merchants
Fairview Merchants
Y Court
Mercuries
Fairview
Wentz
Sprott
Dickson
Stan Machock
Mel Gerhardinger
Ulrich
F. T Machock
Tree
Heidrien
Pee . Smith
Seem
Herold
Gerhardinger
Fairview B
Newman
Wee McCullough
Imdorf
Keske
T Wentz
J Smith
T. Smith
Storrer
Aeenteens
Blakely
Y Machock
Ral Sprot
Xavier Quintet Wins Over Wittenberg 26 to 21
Xavier University basket team closes season with a 26 21 win over Wittenberg. Xavier led most of the game and pulled away with five points in the final three minutes. Mercurio was high scorer with eight points as Xavier finishes 10 3 for the year.
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Cincinnati
Jupi
Xavier University
Wittenberg
Xavier
Mercurio
Man Contemplates Whistling From Thought Or Excess
A stock remark muses that whistling may arise from too little thought or from having too much. The wry observation contrasts mental weight with simple tunes and hints at humor in daily habit.
Indians Crush Windsor 6 to 1 in Hockey League Match
The Cleveland Indians defeated the Windsor Bulldogs 6 to 1, moving from last to fifth in the International Hockey League standings. Goals came from Gallagher Halliday Doraty Briden Grar and Doraty with assists noted for several plays.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Indians
Windsor Bulldogs
International Hockey League
Windsor
Bulldogs
Buffalo
Dolson
Smith Bellemer
R.D
Gallagher
Wilmington Defeats Cedarville 33 26 In Basketball Clash
Wilmington College beat Cedarville College 33 to 26 in Cedarville, Colorado. Captain Jacoby scored 11 for Wilmington while Spencer led Cedarville with eight points. The Blue Roos led 18 to 14 at halftime in a midweek showdown.
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Wilmington
Cedarville
Wilmington College
Cedarville College
Jacoby
Spencer
Wentz Smith Bako Cox and Madchock Named City League Honorary Quint
Hi Speed Gas star players Wentz and Machock lead the forwards with Tom Smith at center and Baho and Cox as guards from Hi Speed Gas, Merchants, and Universal Cleaners. The all City League team was chosen by Bob Moore A N Smith and Bud Hearn after seven league games.
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Ernif Braden
All City League Mythical Selections First Team
The roster features J Smith Merchants Machock Universal Cleaners Elberts Hi Speeds T Smith Merchants Robertson Hi Speeds Riko Hi Speed Griffiths Hi Speeds Cox Hi Speeds Gerhardinger Merchuries across first team selections. Second Team includes Yueka St Marys Eiberts St Marys Robertson Ch of Christ Griffiths Methodists Gernardinger St Agnes.
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Gerhardinger
J. Smith
Ch. of Christ
F Machock
St. Agnes
F. YT Smith
of Christ
C. Bako
G. Cox
Yueka
St. Mary’s
Eiberts
St. Mary's
Robertson
Griffiths
Methodists
Gernardinger
Church League All Star Lineups Highlight Local Basketball Talent
The selection features Joe Smith and Stan Machock from Church of Christ and St Agnes as forwards and guard candidates, with Tom Smith and Steve Bako noted for scoring and aggressive play. Dave Robertson anchors center for the Church of Christ while Melvie Gerhardinger and Lorne Elberts appear for the Mer cyuries and St Mary’s.
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Joe Smith
Merchants
Lorne Elberts
Dave Robertson
Dave Griffiths
Melvie Gerhardinger
Mercuries
Chuck Wentz
Stan Machock
Tom Smith
Steve Bako
Bull Cox
Church of Christ
St Agnes
All City League Honors Highlight Church Guard Rivalry
The passage notes the great defense of the Church of Christ and asserts their superiority over other guards. It also explains that the All City League first team is synonymous with the All City team, differing only by Chuck Wentz from the Church League selection.
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Church of Christ
Chuck Wentz
Hastings Tops Freshmen Scorers in Elyria Girls Loop
Dolores Hastings led Elyria High Freshmen in the Girls Inter-Class season with 48 points, narrowly beating teammate Dorothy Owens. The year’s top scorers list notes L Dengate 40 points, followed by R Dryer 34 and L Taylor 30 among others.
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Dolores Hastings
Elyria High
Hastings
Dorothy Owens
D. Hastings
Owens
Frestien
Ahs
L. Dengate
R. Dryer
Ay Esl Taylor
B. Bridgeland
M. Terry
L Stevens
Sophomres
G Henke
H. Seeley
J Reynolds
M. Copas
D Dickason
C Brand
Bee
S. Webber
Valerius
Kent State Easy For Wooster In Ohio Conference Win
Wooster college defeated Kent State 50 to 37 in an Ohio Conference basketball game here on Wednesday night. Went State is misspelled. source shows Kent State Wooster.
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Kent State
Wooster
KENT
Wooster College
Went State
Ohio
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