Chips Bowling Team Seeks Date Change For Army Inductions
Elyria bowling has a May 4-5 schedule clash as two Chips players Floyd Koehn and Gene Henke face Army induction on March 17. They seek help from other local teams to reschedule the Bowling Congress in Columbus, with captains urged to contact Jack Renninger or May Wykrent to arrange new dates.
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Elyria
Koehn
Henke
Jack Renninger
Elyria City Bowling Ass'n
May Wykrent
Fishermen Seek Identification Cards From Coast Guard
Fishermen in Lorain urged to obtain Coast Guard identification cards. Apply at the Lorain station with a signed application blank, two photos, and fingerprints. After coast guard questions, fingerprints, and Washington approval, cards issued in about a week to ten days. Also notes local bowling and high school sports results and upcoming schedules in Lorain area.
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Elyria
Lake Erie
United States Coast Guard
Loraln
Uncle Sam
Lorain
Coast Guard
Washington
Jewelers Fall To Bellevue Quintet In City Showdown
The Jewelers lost 43 to 8 against Bellevue Quintet in a home game last night after leading by eight at halftime. Bellevue guard Whitey Farmers led the attack with 23 points and three free throws. Jack Hen and Gardner each scored 15 for the Jewelers, with Pete En8 also contributing.
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Vie Silver Jewelers
Bellevue
MLC
AL Quint
Jewelers
Bellevir Rsm
Witey Farmers
Believue
Hish Cace
Jack Hentake
Ard Gardner
Quinte
The
Pete En8
Elyzia
Bernie Malin
Malin
Lit Sprague
Ling
Paul Conk
Lorain
Elrma Taker
Grabiana
Capt
Sohany Sy
Elyria
Spracue
Brunner
Lerain
Aerrs
Sprocuc
Pioneers
Tels
AL Campana
Sib Lorain
Bey
Malia
Crmsen
Portero Geldaol
Alorr
Mshn
George
Krenieh
Sili Simeejarh
Stolz Wins Nod In Garden Bout
New York Feb 7 8 Allen Stolz of Newark N J won a two round decision over Holts Huffin of New York in Madison Square Garden earning a shot at Sammy Angott for the lightweights title. Stolz weighed 136 1/2 pounds and was a 7 3 underdog but dominated late rounds as Ruffin—the former Teddy Hubba standout—lost after a long win streak. A crowd of 12192 attended the event billed as among the best light weight bouts at the Garden.
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Newark
N. J
Stord
Sammy Angatt
Holts Huffin
Madison Square Garden
Stolz
Bob Montgomery
Philadelphia
Angott Stolz
Ruffin
Teddy Hubba
Unclear Cage Results From Mt Cres TL Kenge Meet
Fragmented OCR item lists many names and scores from a cage results page. Distinct entities include Mt Cres, TL Kenge, Veron, Wagener, Adrian Kret, Yale, Porter. The passage shows multiple race or match results with varied numbers and placements, but details are garbled.
Service Team Gains In Race at Elyria Bowling Center
Huck's Service won three straight games at the Elyria Bowling Center, extending its lead in the Blue Sky Inn Bowling League to two games. Overdeer rolled a 645 series and Eddie Drader led with a 640, including a 256 game, as several teams posted strong totals and individual high scores.
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Lorain County
Ama
Cace
Cou
Brighton
Wellington
Penfield
Den
Wakeman
Hettrietta
Bee
Huck’s Service
Fox Grill Fay Nicht
Elyria
Blue Sky Inn
Naw
Gartner's Inn
Array
Garther's Inn
White Crown Beer
Baker Suto
Blue Sky Tn
Arvay
Gereral River Company
Osenterr Kath
Bonors
Vern Overdeer
Biker Auto
Eddie Drader
Asvay
Coca-Colas
Trasantes
Elderread
St John’s Lutheran
St. John's School
H. Goodspeed
Barrel Coal Company
Midreville
Knights of St. John
Hot Valleys
Recreation Tavern
Chuck's
Gulf Bars
Rees
Eddie
Cams
Dept
Tod
Grab
Rames
Plaud Jer
Department
Ping
Gilson
jShirpers
Cafe
West Side Cafe
Warren
Welsh Funeral Horse
City Ewan
Elyria Hardware
Marion Henke
Welth Funeral Home
Weer Site Cafe
Helen Tayter
Agnes Valerius
Wise
Tesreatinn
Shipmink
Tin
Ling Learue
Boudreau Satisfied With Early Resurts
Fragmented OCR text discusses Coach Boudreau reactions and early results while mentioning Wisconsin and Cleveland in an unclear context. It references a football or school event with possible teams or locations, but many names and details are garbled. The readable elements imply early season outcomes and sentiment from Boudreau.
Republic Pin Sked At Toocack Center
The fragmentary notice outlines a bowling or pin event schedule at Toocack Center with multiple teams and scores. It mentions Payton and Red set, Senators, and a 28 to 97 score, indicating a competitive lineup and results. Names and exact event details are unclear due to OCR issues but highlight a scheduled meet with several matches and outcomes.
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Toocack
Senators
Elyria Defeats Lorain in close regular season finale
Elyria beat Lorain 37 to 33 to close the regular cage season. Bernie Malin led Elyria with 12 points, as the Pioneers secured the Indianson title over their archrivals and finished 4-6 in Lake Erie League play while Lorain finished 5-5.
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Lorain
TA Higu
Lake Erie
Pioneers
Sion
Steeluen
Volumneers
Lake City
Nish
Erie
Vlosine Aultion
Lakewond High
Rangers
Secont
Shaker Heights
Lakewood
Persorth
Cleveland Heights
Shaw
Heights
Two Teams Remain Unbeaten In Y House Cage Loop
In a muddy, partially legible recap several teams keep perfect records in the Y House Cage League. Readers note stumbles, players’ names, and local sponsor mentions amid scattered lines referencing a game at the Y court and a few court-side figures.
Oberlin Eagles defeat Norwalk in final regular season game
Oberlin Highs Indians beat Norwalk 39 to 26 led by Allen Powers with 18 points and Bob Kutcher with 11. The win grades Oberlin to 5-10 for the season and sets them for Class B sectional play at Clearview next week.
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Allen Powers
Bob Kutcher
Oberlin High
Indians
Norwalk
Clearview
RaElsg Cmtx
Hurnn County
Lenars
Ipsa
Ims
New Londonk
Pet
Ar i Star
Mourneville
Lon
BES
Don
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Lanegan
Tay Ub
North Fairfie
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Manetveville
Cave Re
Fremont
Taena Airae
New London
Augie Bi
Wakrman
Ipnla
Mears
Iain
Hinde
Tay CoBeer
Tana
Brean
Praudler Courast
Dyer
Ince Tel
Tirad
Coraneril
Bendix
Westination
St. Fore
Materat Centris
Brad Gry
Tetata Cary
Tavera
Barnes
Sonny
Rae Matt Wigs
Bombers and Clippers Triumph Over Camden and Grafton Quints
Eaton powers past Camden 55 04 as Bob Rethel leads with 15 points and Johnny Lyons adds 12. Grafton battles Clearview in a tight duel, Len Wilczak scoring 14 and Clawson 13 as Clippers edge the Cougars in a late rally.
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Grafton Quints
Eaton
Brown Bormbers
Eaton Combine
Joe Urbanski
Lorain County
Uwinesticklers
Urbanski
Stea
TA Marners
Bullé
Tesd Eaton
Brown Bombers
Enc
Lesgue Forvant
Bob Rethel
Hank Thierry
Johnny Lyons
Grafton
Cleirvien
Clippers
Doyt Pory
Clearview
Dow
Howev
Dukker
Graftonites
Coul
En Lest
Gratton
Clawson Lrady
Fred Clawson
Pai
Gere Duckosh
Len Wilczak
Ealon
Williams Set to Join Red Sox in Florida Camp
AP dispatch from Apolis Minnesota reports Williams, noted veteran batsman, will depart Monday to join the Boston Red Sox training camp in Sarasota Florida. The article notes military deferment and a review by Selective Service Director Lewis B. Hershey, with President Roosevelt involved.
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Red Sox
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Minn
Wilhame Hasetalls
Tetay
Petun
Ned Sox
Saratota
Fla
Kensevelt
Wing
Tien
Lewis B. Hetehex
Willame
Illinois Seeks To Clinch Cage Title
Illinois aims to seal the basketball title as Northwestern faces a crucial game tonight. Minnesota Indiana and Purdue still have a mathematical shot, with two teams to be eliminated after tonight’s results.
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IUP
Northwestern
Diz
Vietery
Minnesota
Town
Indiana
Purdue
Indiasna
UK Boilermakers
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