Elyria to Enter Class A Tourney and Landis Appointed
Elyria High School will compete in the Northeastern Ohio Class A tournament at Will’s Gym, Kent. Drawings occur at a Sund ay luncheon at MabIn Mood Restaurant with Gage Cough and Ralph Tully Bauer present. Paul Elwood Landis named state superintendent. former Bowling Green coach and Oberlin alum, a multi sport leader from Portsmouth to Cleveland.
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Findlay
Palneaville
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Akron Central
Berea
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Fairport
Canton McKinney
Akron Kenmore
Akron South
Springfield Township
Canton Lehman
Stow
Heman
Ohio
Oberlin College
Paul Elwood Landis
Bowling
Geren State University
Landis
Oberlin
Portsmouth
Evelyn Forschner
Bowling Green
Svettall
Close Three Team Race Shapes AHL Western Standings
The Cleveland Barons Hershey Bears and Indianapolis Capitals fight for the Western Division lead with nine games left in the six year old league. Cleveland hosts Philadelphia Rockets and Providence Reds this week aiming for two points. Remaining home games include New Haven March 4 and Washington March 7 with road trips to Hershey March 3 and New Haven March 8.
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Washington
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Indianapolis
Ruffals
Elyria Crimson Face Poor Lake Erie Finish In Looped Clash
Elyria Highs poor Lake Erie League basketball slate nears end with a must win over Lorain Friday to avoid a 3 7 league mark. The Crimson seek a better 4 6 tally but face their worst season since 1902 33 with one last shot at saving face after a disastrous 1941 42 athletic year.
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Crimson
Etyria
Etyrai
Cleveland Indians Spring Training Squad Nearly Complete
Clearwater Fla Feb 28 The Cleveland Indians spring training group was nearly complete as fielders and infielders joined batters today. Only five outfielders remain uncertain with Jett Meath Chris Walker and Farhers Joe Heving. Contracts with Charles Embree and others are still under negotiation. Manager Lou Bondreau set two a day practices and drills for conditioning and batting. Al Milnar hit the first homer of the year. Bondreau will conduct an upcoming squad meeting to outline plans for the season.
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Joe Heving
Al Mil+nar
Bondreau
New York U Abandons Football After 6 Year Run
New York University plans to drop intercollegiate football after a six year period marked by a decline in enrollment losses in student fees and poor recent records. The faculty athletic council voted to abandon the sport following a two hour meeting amid dwindling gate receipts and a $65000 loss. Jewelers Book Tho Games Vic Silver Jewelers basketball team schedules two games this weekend with a Friday trip to Bellevue against a strong YILCA foe and a Saturday home date on the York 3ICA floor against an unnamed opponent.
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Ning
Sprague to Start for Elyria Against Lorain
Elyria High guard Sprague, sidelined weeks with an injury, will start for Elyria against Lorain in a Lake Erie League clash at Lorain. Coach Malph Bauer confirmed a tentative lineup including Het, Malin, Porter, Kasay, Sprague, and George Ite, with Kasay moving to center. Lorain counters with Ezenich and Cook forwards, Simono vich center, and Dickson and Dovak guards as the Crimson visit the Pioneers in the final regular-season game.
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Pioneers
Lorain High
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Lorain
Lake Erie
Taste Finlay
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Chrison Het
Hernie Malin
Dick Porter
Johnny Kasey
Spragiu
George Ite
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Kasay
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Kaasy
Puint-Cetter
Elyria
F Inal
Malin
Kassy
Crimson
Porter
Ed Slaughter
Johnny Andrews
Ted Pileski
Gerry Laver
Flyria
Seco
Erie
Shaw
Cleveland Heights
Lakewind
Shaker
Evie
Lonp
Lakewood
Shaker Heights
Yoraln
George Ezenich
Paul Cook
Bill Simonovich
Don Dickson
Steve Dovak
Ross Independents Lead in City County Basketball League
In the eighth round of the Ross Independents league the Ross Independents beat Oberlin Hardware 43 to 28 to seize the top spot as Hendix Westinghouse edged Oberlin Janby Oils 33 to 31 and Thew Shovel defeated Avon Green Store 43 to 34. Hap Dull led Bendix with 10 points while Thew’s Doyte Hutton had 19.
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Jefferson Junior High
Hendix-Westinghouse
Oberlin Janby Oils
Thew Shovel
Avon Green
Oberlin Hardware
Slaw
Janky Oils
Olts
Bendix
Bendix Quint
Hap” Dull
Jne Yarsa
Avon
Thew
Mutton
Doyte Hutton
Ed Bloamenshenkle
Pastor Breaks Franklin in Eight for No. 2 Contender Tag
United Press reports Bob Pastor, New York veteran, defeated Lem Franklin by technical knockout in the eighth round before 13,278 at Arena A, earning the World’s No. 2 rating and a gate of 32,557 dollars. Franklin, outweighing Pastor, suffered a dramatic upset as Pastor mounted a brutal assault and controlled the bout with rapid body blows and sharp footwork.
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Pranklin
Tony Musto
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Is Lin
Bert Kaiser
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Abrat
Lorain
Pastor's League Came Played That Night At [Resco
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Pany Standard Cleaners
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Cleaners
Aneestate
Xzerran
Ailey
Geepee Ant
Monten
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Rebstatere
Fbr
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Weare
Wilbur Lankey
Sisttam Weeste
Somes Lutheran
Rome
Merete
Ron Rees
Fener Ag
Smitty
Wingiop
Ares St Es Medarres
Betta If
iHome Pin Loop Sked Eight Rutcher in Wikrent Bowl
Schedule lists eight matches for the evening in the Wikrent Home Bowl line league. Teams include Goodman Beverages versus Kushner Wines, Ho and Ao Equipment versus Standard Cleaners, Venture Inn versus Nehi Brothers, Inston Ball versus Filth Clothiers, Oberlin Dairy Service versus Northwood Inn, Kushner Heers of Lasky Chemical, Seven Up versus McQuintion-Helfrich Coa's, Gypsy Fiddle versus Wykrent Granépax.
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Tosted
Wikrent
Goodman Beverages
Kushner Wines
Ao Equipment
Standard Cleaners
Venture Inn
Worth
Inston Ball Va
Filth Clothiers
Tate
Oberlin Dairy Service
Northwood Inn
Kushner Heers
Lasky Chemical
All-City Bowling Teams Tie as Shriner Nets 650
In Wykrent Recreation league play, WisRENT Recreation and Coca-Colas split two games, tying for top spot with Shell Oils. Individual leaders included Shriner on a 650 series, Carl Betts 641, and George Cotton 540 as Oils and Shell Oils posted strong totals.
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Wisrent Recreation
Coca-Colas
Wykrent
Shell Oils
White Crown Breer
Traders
Elytia Hardware
Moore Club
Biiner Funeral Home
Roritk Insurance
Electra Alloys
Tno
Elytia Hotel
Array Potato Chips
Diederich Florist
Lehriner
Shell OW
Crayard Schriner
Rorick Insurante
Carl Betts
Shell OK
George Cotton
Tommy James
Array Chips
Harry Brothers
Bell Clothiers
St. John's
Chevrolet
Clayinn
Bakery
Finegan’s
Wykrent's
Wyrkrent
Gators
Schlitz Heer
Schlius
McKechnie Praises Red Hurlers in Spring Progress
Tampa Florida February reports manager Bill McKechnie pleased with pitchers speed and readiness. He cites Der Tieger Walters Vandermeer as in fine shape and notes rookies Hank Sautz and Bert Haas contributing in three hour session at Plant Field.
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Fla
Bill McKechnie
Deacon
Hank Sautz
Bert Haas Tosted
Paul Dertieger
Bucky, Walters
Johnny Vandermeer
Ohio Collegiate Cage Leaders In Hectic Triumphs
Ohio college basketball seen frantic finishes as Mt Union edging Oberlin 47 43. Capital beat Ohio Northern 53 51. Wittenberg downed Marietta 63 63. Ohio U outlasted Xavier 42 42. Muskingum defeated Findlay 58 49. Chuck Joachim with Mt Union sealed 47 win season. Fred Bernlohr sparked Capital comeback. Bob Glest set scoring mark 261. Xavier trailed late but fell short as Ohio A. nabbed 20 by Nick Lalich for Buckeyes.
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United Press
MVE
Ohio
Mt. Union
Oberlin
Capital
Ohio Northern
Wittenberg
Marietta
Ohio U
Muskingum
Findlay
Chuck Joachim
ML Union
Yeomen
Joachim
Ohita
Purple Raiders
Kenyon
Lutherans of
Columbia
Freddie Bernlohr
Bob Glest
Capitals Mth
Joss
Ohin Northern
Ralph Wollsen
Newark
Xavier Bally Falla
Xavier
Nick Lalich
Bobcat
Muskies
Bob Holtaglan
Vorster
Hirem
Seals
Bowling Green
Edge Heidelberg
Denison
Defiance
Indiana Tech
Newcomer Stan Smith Returns to Cleveland Barons
Stan Smith, the center from Coal Creek British Columbia, cleared passport issues and joined coach Bill Cook. He scored twice as Cleveland beat Pittsburgh 5 3 last Sunday. He will skate on the line twice this week against Philadelphia and Providence at the Arena.
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Stan Smith
Bill Cook
Coal Creek
B. C
New York Rangers
Oly Faxt
Pittsburgh
Smith
Philadelphia
Providence
Arena
Three Teams Tie For Western Division Lead in AHL
United Press reports the Indianapolis Capitals, Hershey Bears, and Cleveland Barons share the top spot in the Western Division after a 4-1 tie with the Providence Reds. The result leaves the Reds tied for third in the Eastern Division with the Washington Lions. no other games were played.
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United Press
Indianapolis Capitals
Hershey Bears
Cleveland Barons
Providence Reds
Reds
Washington Lions
Automatic Women's Sked Set for Western League Matches
The Western Automatic Women's Bowling League schedules four matches at K.N.F. C Alleys. Early shift at seven features Blackbirds versus Peacocks and Bluebirds against Cardinals. Late shift at three lists Robins versus Crows and Phrasers versus Owls.
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Blackbirds
Peacocks
Bluebirds
Cardinals
Robins
Crows
Owls
Mount Union Nips Oberlin 47 45 In Thriller
Mount Union College outlasted Oberlin 47 to 45 in a tense Ohio Conference clash. Chuck Joachim led Mount Union with 15 points while Oberlin’s Johnny Carlisle scored 13. Senior Bob DeGroft left Oberlin after the game to join the U S Army.
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Ohio
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Capital University
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Yeomen
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Gordon “Scotch” MacConnachie
Dick [LeFevre
Rudy Schiott
Stan Bergtman
Chuck Joachim
Bob Pope Oe
Joachim
Johnny Carlisle
Bob DeGroft
Bob
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Wooster
Warmer Gym
Lier
Breshais
Dewic
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