Sectional Cage Tournaments Start Across Ohio High Schools
Ohio high schools kick off sectional cage tournaments with 19 sectional games in six centers, led by Central District at Delaware where Columbus Central upset Grandview 33 24. Winners include Upper Arlington, Summit, Gambler, Amanda, Akron East, Alliance, Wooster, and Canton Timken. Garfield Beaten Akron Garfield loses first round to Barberton 29 23. Other scores and matchups listed. seeds aim to avoid early clashes.
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Columbus
Ohio
Delaware
Coumbus Central
Gandview
Grandview
Upper Arlington
YuNterport
Westerville
Summit
Gambler
Amanda
Garfield
Akron
Jarberton
Akron East
Alliance, Wooster
Canton Timken
Campbell Memorial
Yooungsown East
Youngstown
Youngstown South
Girard
South Amherst
Amherst
South Amrst
Eaton
Seain St. Mary's
Clearview Iso
Spencer
Johnson
Canfield
McDonald
Euclid Shore
Findlay
Defiance
Dayton
Belmont
New Concord
Ashland
Fremont
Ito
Dayton Stivers
Rittman
Cleveland
Generals and Westerns Stay Undefeated in Second Half Race
Industrial League action at Jefferson Junior High last evening saw the Generals overpower Coach-Uthe 25-12 while the Westerns edged Pfaudler in overtime 29-24. Powers led the Generals with five points, Stan den of Pfaudler had six. An independent game ended with Home Coals winning 25-23 over General Industries as Alex Clawson sank the decisive basket with 30 seconds left.
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General Industries
Western Automatics
Jefferson Junior High Gym
Generals Walloping
Kratzer
Gambish
Alex Clawson
Mytsy Orf Cai
Skrietz
Scotty Fritz
General
Inpiuytries
Michael
Kimmosewski
Holmes
Mazurek
Western Automatic
Pisodler
Jimmy McLarnin Retires From Boxing for Garden Life
Jimmy McLarnin says he is finished with fighting and would not accept any promoter offer to fight again. He reflects on a 18 year career from age 14 to 41, noting battles with 13 world champions and choosing home life over a potential $40,000 bout. He is known as Squire McLarnin at Lakeside Country Club and recalls early fights starting at 62 pounds.
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Henry McLemore
United Press
Ollywood
Jimmy McLarnin
Fighting Men
Wiute
Ellen Kathleen
Lakeside Country Club
Squire McLarnin
Champ
Elles
Kathleen
Nassau
Jimmy
Mike Jacobs
Henry Armstrong- Ceferino Garcia
New York
Lissen
Joyces Waikiki Cottage Wedding Drift to Forever
Lieutenant Phil Randall woos Joyce Hammond in Honolulu and marries her after Dave Manning’s heartbreak. Joyce pursues a film career, sparking jealousy and tension. They rent a Waikiki cottage, pledge lasting love, and face remnants of past entanglements as a stormy future looms.
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Phil Randall
Annapolis
Dave Manning
Dave
Joyce Hammond
Joyce
Jumor
Phil
Navy
Hawaii
Mrs Reding urged to stay on Oberlin Children’s Home board
In Oberlin notice readers urge reappointment of Mrs Carl Reding to the Children’s Home trustees. They praise her eight years of service, frugality with taxpayers’ money, and prior work with the Elyria Parent-Teacher Council, urging voters to study the facts and keep her on the board.
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Oberlin
Carl Reding
Reding
Parent-Teacher Council of
Elyria
Cars Clip Through Ice In Chain of City Accidents
A series of icy crashes injure and damage several vehicles across the city. A pedestrian, Miss Barnes, was confined to her home after being struck by Clayton Westcott as he failed to see her on Broad street. Westcott and other drivers, including L. Brickman and J W Thayer, suffered vehicle damage at Middle avenue and Eleventh street, while Fred Hensman and F Wirth collided on Clark Street near Williams street. Mrs. Howard Parton’s car sustained minor damage while turning from a parked car on Lake avenue.
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Oyce
Phil
Honolulu
Joyce
Philip Randall
Clayton Westcott
West River Road
West Avenue
Broad Street
Westcott
Polo
Miss Barnes
L. Brickman
East Avenue
J. W .Thayer
la Grange
Middle Avenue
Eleventh Street
Brickman
Midge Avenue
Thayer
Bricman
Clark Street
Williams Street
Fred Hensman
Marseilles Street
F. Wirth
Nichols Court
Wirth
Heisman
Howard Parton
Lake Avenue
May Curb Lobbying By Gov't Agencies
Washington Feb 28 Chairman Howard W Smith of the House National Labor Relations Board indicated to Attorney General Robert H Jackson that the committee may seek to curb lobbying by governmental agencies The exchange followed Jacksons refusal to offer an official opinion on whether the Board by seeking private support against a Wagner Act amendment had violated Federal law Smith noted that further action lies with the Justice Department and cited precedents Jackson used to justify his stance also reporting two traffic accidents and a Tokyo finding on infant illness in a single compact item
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Washington
Howard W. Smith
House
National Labor Relations Board
Agntry
Robert H Jackson
Smith
Jackson
Justice Department
Extension Of Time On Bridge Jobs May Be Asked
County commissioners await a report from County Engineer Harry L. Dunham after talks with contractors on the Lorain bridge project. He will determine how much extra time is needed, likely due to weather, with PWA approval required for any extension since funds come from PWA and county sources.
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Harry L. Dunham
Lorain
Dunham
PWA
Oppose Proposed Seaway Treaty in Mass Meeting
In Albany on February 28 a mass meeting urged rejection of the St. Lawrence Seaway and Power Treaty with Canada. Economists warned signature would tie the U S to Europe’s belligerents and risk war. Chamber of Commerce leader Richard W. Lawrence warned the 27 foot channel could expose Great Lakes ports to naval attack and possible blockade.
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Albany
St. Lawrence Seaway
Canada
United States
Harrison
Wheaton
Europe
Richard W. Lawrence
Chamber of Commerce
State of
New York
Great Lakes
St Lawrence River
Bird In Hand Turns On A Pheasant Prank In California
In Oroville California Harry Harper learned a bird in the hand is not worth two in the bush after grabbing a pheasant tail protruding from a rice shock. The live bird kicked him in the face and escaped, its tail plumage mussed, leaving Harper with a humorous mis judgment.
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Oroville
Cal
Harry Harper
Altmark incident and wartime law explained
Boake Carter explains how the Altmark episode exposes the failure of international law in wartime. He argues American readers must remain calm, noting that all belligerents bend rules, and that if American ships are seized or sunk, context matters for potential US involvement. He also cites Turkish raisin alcohol production and Indian drought impacts.
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Los Angeles
Boake Carter
Altmark
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Joes
Tucson
Ariz
UPI
Pittsburgh Pirates
San Bernardino
Calif
Lee Handey
Arky Vaughn
Vaughn
Smitty
Smittys
Knights of Columbus
Tarly
Smitty's Beers
Array Potato Chips
Hoyal Trown Cola
Mantey’s
Elyna Sheet Metal
Packing House Market
Cantillon
Denmark
State of Ohio
Lorain County
Drobate Court
Neveland Trust Company
Mae Jonsor Miller
August Bonsor
Wintiff
Bonsor
Wrain County
Ohio, At 10.00 A MM. N the 1St Day of April, 1949 the ‘Leveland Trust Company
Fauver & Fauver
Inenea Mo
George Thompson
DB. Lynn
Connell
Joseph Q. Petro
Ayors C.T
Generals
Pet General Industries
Wester Automatics
Svon Avon
Avon Green
National Tube Company
Avon High Floor
Avon St. Mary's
Sport
Clarnin
Joe Glick
Sammy Mandell
Bud Taylor
Barney Ross
Tony Canzoneti
al Singer
Lou Ambers
Fidel, Labarba
Jack Thompson
Jackie Fields
Lou Bruilliard
Joseph AF
Lewis Chadwick
Waikiki Beach
Sam Blayman
Pau
Blayman
Roger Channel
Waikiki
Hollywood
Darling
Phi
Voice of
The
People
Billy Petroile
MacLarnin
Armstrong
Garcia
Anthony Curasole
Joseph O.marco
Cirasole
Farmer
Acme
Gov't
Bulletin
Joe Carter
Wood
J. D. Neikirk
Professor Street
Sheriff's Department
B. H. Richards
Richmond Center
Neikirk
Paul Johnson
Route 20
Route 10
Thomas Greenslade
North Main Street
Tokyo
Japan
R. C. Hahn
Practice of Medicine
Burgery
30 Century
Boake
Germany
Great Britain
France
Russia
America
Marquis of Queensberry
Wll
Britain
Turkey
India
Brubaker
Bradshaw
Pocahontas Coal
McQuistion & Helfrich
West Ave
Mercury
J.R. Dall
Elyria Ford
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