Eaton High Leads Lorain County B Tourney Honors
Eaton High wins the Lorain County B Tournament with four teams represented on the all tourney A and B selections. Splete and Howard of Eaton are honored along with H Jones of South Amherst Madak of Columbia and Wasem of Henrietta on the first team.
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Howard
Camp Eaton
H. Jones
South Amherst
Madak
Columbia
Wasem
Henrietta
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All Tournament Team Chosen in Lorain County High School Cage Tournament
Four players dominate the Chronicle Telegram honorary first quintet Splete of Eaton Howard of Eaton Madak of Columbia and H Jones of South Amherst earn spots at center guards and forwards respectively Nabakowski Amherst earns second team center Raeiz Amherst and Has kin Eaton are second team forwards. Gest Columbia Kilmer South Amherst earn second team guards.
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Lorain County
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Howard
Eaton
Madak
Columbia
H. Jones
South Amherst
Chronicle-Telegram
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Wiumbia
Wasem
South Arhlin
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Amhers
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Neve
Namento
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Puskas
Clearview
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Perkins
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Leit Eaton Center
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Eberhardt
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Krieg
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Ridgar Albert
Lane
Canter
Simms O Neill Head Mitt Card At Lorain Tonight
Eddie Simms of Cleveland challenges Tint Jack O Neill in an eight round headline bout at the Moose Coliseum Lorain The Steel City ALC card also features six round and four round bouts with Billy Senders Harry Morris Mickey Boysey Jimmie Filculles Bud Morrison Johnny Miller Kid Schrondey and Andy Pollock in supporting action The first bout is scheduled to start about 8 15 p m with Simms favored to win the main event
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Eddie Simms
Cleveland
Jack O'Neill
Steel City
ALC
Moose Coliseum
Simms
O'Neill
Lorain
Hrain
Billy Senders
Harry Morris
Pittschurch
Mickey Boysey
Elyria
Jimmia Filculles
Carton Ina
Bud Morrison
Canton
Johnny Miller
Kid Schrondey
Amherst
Andy Pollock
Ezeinst
Willie Davis
Simms Ty
Senders
Morris
Boyson
Fileylies
Bavlor
Morrison
Miller
Schroeder
Pollock
Davis
Sixteen Lorain Boxers Enter Golden Gloves Squad
Lorain County A. C. takes sixteen county amateurs to the Golden Gloves district championships and Olympic qualifier opening tomorrow at Cleveland Public Hall. entrants meet March 1 at 3 P.M. at the American Legion Hall to weigh in and register with AAU cards and gear.
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Lorain County
A. C
Cleveland Public Hall
American Legion Hall
Cleveland
Seymour Gasper
Ellis Davis
Nathania} Davis
Offut Hoff
Tony Skorke
Mathew Crisp
Eddie Willis
Bertrand Cutts
Ralph Rosales
Jose Rosales
Theat Smee
Teephonse Harris
James Craft
Gestand Davis
Lorain County A. C
Leonard
John Pfeiffer
Simon Pures Ready For Start Of Golden Gloves
Cleveland region gears up for the Golden Gloves tournament with 749 amateur boxers from Northern Ohio entering. The event opens this afternoon as Cleveland entries undergo medicals by the Boxing Commission. out of town fighters are to be examined tomorrow.
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Simon Pures
Cleveland
Ohio
Public Hall
Cleveland Boxing Commission
Connie Mack's notable catchers in Athletics history
Connie Mack employed many fine catchers in Philadelphia Athletics history. Notable names include Ossie Schre ren gost, Mike Powers, Ira Thomas, Jack Lapp, Wally Schang, Cy Perkins and Mickey Cochrane.
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Connie
Connie Mack
Philadelphia
Ossie Schrekengost
Mike Powers
Ira Thomas
Jack Lapp
Wally Schang
Cy Perkins
Mickey Cochrane
Lefties Like Shoffner in Red Sox Game
Cleveland southpaw Lefty Shoffner pitched against the Boston Red Sox in a season game. The only hits for Boston came from the Red Sox left-handers.
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Shoffane
Forgetting Mechanism Seen as Key Cognitive Process
The article discusses forgetting as an essential mechanism in human memory, highlighting its role in updating knowledge and maintaining mental efficiency. It notes it helps discard irrelevant information and protects cognitive resources for salient tasks.
Educated People and Bias Against Sensational News
A compact reflection on how educated audiences often avoid sensational reporting, preferring measured analysis. It notes a tension between public curiosity and journalistic restraint, suggesting literacy shapes news selection and interpretation.
Lindy Sharpens Eyes on Innovation and Pessimistic Predictions
A reflective op ed notes that nearly every new idea faces dire warnings yet fails to eradicate human happiness. The piece argues skepticism seldom stops progress and highlights enduring optimism amid fear.
Amherst Cagers Triumph in County Jr High Hoop Contest
Amherst High School cagers dominated a county junior high basketball event defeating Hen Ten Bie by a wide margin. The pre tournament match showcased top players and set anticipation for the Eaton-Sourk series.
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Amherst
Win County Jr. High
Gontalon
Juniteh
Lorain
Hen Ten Bie
Unlabeled Lorain Uniteds Top Eagles 3 2
Lorain Uniteds defeated Elyria based on a patched Eagles lineup 3 to 2 yesterday at Oakwood Park. Johnny Kirk opened the scoring for Elyria, Laidlow and Tunes added Lorain goals, Bert Walker cut Elyria’s deficit with a sharp shot. Final score 3-2 Lorain.
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Via Eagles
Lorain Uniteds
Oakwood Park
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VicKet
Vie
Johnny Kirk
Elyria
Laidlow
Uniteds
Charlie Tunes
Lorain
Bert Walker
Elvria
Gerber
J. Kirk
Laidhow
Innes
H. Walker
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Sisler's Shadow Reaches Indians Hopeful Roy Hudson
In New Orleans Roy Hudson of Michigan shows traits of a pro star as Cleveland screens him for a spring trial. The Detroit Tigers long pursued Hudson after Sisler’s path from Ann Arbor to the majors inspired interest in Michigan's standout first baseman. Hudson plans to finish college at Michigan next fall before any pro move.
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George Sisler
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Cleveland Indians
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Indian Icers Fall To Syracuse 4-1 In Cleveland Tonite
The Cleveland Indians slipped to last place in the International Hockey League after a 4-1 defeat at Syracuse. The loss followed Saturday’s 9-4 setback to the Pittsburgh Yellow Jackets, sealing the Indians’ playoff absence and leaving them in cellar standings.
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Cleveland Indians
International Hockey League
Dempsey Exhibition Schedule Listed for Early March
Jack Dempsey lines up in Ohio and nearby cities for exhibition bouts during a tour extending to March 21. Tonight in Dayton he faces Pat Sullivan and Jack Phillips in two rounds, with similar two rounders planned for Cincinnati March 2 and dates in Akron Toledo and other locations through mid March.
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Jack Dempsey
Pat Sullivan
Jack Phillips
Dayton
Jack O'Dowd
George Trenkie
Cincinnati
Akron
Maret lv
Toledo
Clarksburg
Toronto
Rookie hurlers vie for berths on the 32 Indians
New Orleans reports Cleveland managers holding a spring selection battle among pitchers. With the Big Six assured in the rotation, Peckinpaugh will pick two younger hurlers to complete the eight man staff. Contenders include Belge Hillidebrand Lawson and Lee lefty options with exhibition games set against the New Orleans Pelicans.
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Wes Ferrell
Willis Hudlin
Clint Brown
Mel Harder
Sarge George Connally
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Redskins
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Mar
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National Challenge Cup Soccer Results Headlines
Chicago Sparta defeats St. Louis Stix 6 0 while Chicago edges Cleveland Rosey bilums Lake Shore League play. St. John's FLT loses 2 1 to Willoughby as Favorite Enits equals Magyar B's 4 2 Great Lakes. Hispanos rout Neptunes 5 1 with Ohio State Cup action featuring St. George 2 Indians 4 Magyars 2 St Stephens 1.
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Chicago
Sparta
Cleveland
Roseybilums
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Enits
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Scholastic Swim Stars In State Meet Saturday
Columbus Ohio February 29 The new Ohio State University Natatorium hosts the state high school swimming championships next Saturday along with a Ohio State varsity dual meet against Western Reserve. Strong scholastic teams include Cleveland Heights Lima Central Sandusky Cincinnati Hughes Cincinnati Western Hills and Cincinnati Woodward. Lima Central’s Young swam 100 yard backstroke in 1 08.7 while Cleveland Shaw’s Wolpaw posted 40 yard freestyle in 20.3 seconds. Twenty two schools compete and the Buckeyes seek Big Ten brag in the March 11 12 championships at the Ohio pool.
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Ohio State University Natatorium
Ohio State
Western Reserve
Tankmen
Cleveland Heights
Lima Central
Sandusky
Cincinnati Hughes
Cincinnati Western Hills
Cincinnati
Woodward
Young
Wolpaw
Cleveland Shaw
Buckeye
Ohio
Elyria Eagles Soccer Team Meeting Tomorrow
The Elyria soccer team will hold an important meeting tomorrow night at 7 50 at 226 Bath Street. All players are urged to be present at the session.
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Elyria
Bath Street
Sesson
Training Camp News Across Spring Debuts and Returns
United Press reports from Florida spring camps noting Jack Quinn returning to bolster the Brooklyn Dodgers in relief as he enters his 19th pitching year. Babe Ruth, still a holdout, prepares to work out with the Yankees as second squad reports to manager McCarthy. Philadelphia Athletics begin camp with golf and fishing as Robert Cramer leads late arrivals. Leonard Koenecke arrives in Los Angeles predicting .425 big league pace after posting .352 with Indianapolis last season.
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Fla. Fey
Jack Quinn
Brooklyn Dodgers
ST. Petersburg
Fla
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New York Yankees
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Juggins Field
Los Angeles
Leonard Koenecke
New York Giants
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Benny Leonard Tees Up Comeback Bout At St. Nicholas
Benny Leonard, former lightweight champion at 55, plans another comeback facing Billy McMahon in a 10 round welterweight bout at St. Nicholas gymnasium in New York. Leonard will weigh about 148 with McMahon near 146.
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New York
Benny Leonard
Billy McMahon
St. Nicholas Gymnasium
Leonard
McMahon
Clearview and Eaton win Lorain County foul shooting titles
George Churpek of Clearview and Dorothy Crowell of Faron capture boys and girls free throw crowns at Elyria High School. Churpek and Chester Zgoda tied for top boys with 28 of 16 attempts. Crowell defeated Leona Gallagher 19 to 17 in the girls playoff to advance to Mentor High School.
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Clearview
Dorothy Crowell
Faron
Lorain County
Elyria High School
Churpek
Chester Zgoda
la Grange
Allie
Zgoda
Lorain
Stella Hladik
Brookside
Brown And Gold Quintet Wins Lorain County Final
Brown and Gold defeats South Amherst 15 to 12 to reclaim the Lorain County Class B scholastic basketball title. The Eaton, Henrietta, South Amherst, Columbia and Oberlin squad will compete in the district tourney at Mentor High School in March under coach Cary DeVore.
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Trips South Amherst
Baton
Columbia
South Amherst
Henrietta
Sprete
Howard
Russ Davie
Carl Devore
Lorain County
South Amherst Basketeers
Fl. Jones
Eaton
Oberlin
Mentor High School
Cary DeaVore
Mt. Union College
Mt. Union
DeVore
Tom Smith Leads City Cage Loop Scoring Honors
Tom Smith of the Merchants topped the season scoring with 35 points on 22 field goals and 21 fouls. Lorne Elberts of Hi-Speed Gas was close with 24 field goals and 34 points, while Stan Machoeck of Universal Cleaner totaled 40 points. Joe Smith, Steve Bako, and other players also posted high totals as the league crowned top scorers.
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Ts Smith
Merchant Center
Y. ML cL
Bob Moore
Tom
Merchants
Lorne Elberts
Hi-Sneed Gas Quintet
Tom Smith
Stan Machoeck
Universal Cleaner
Joe Smith
Joe
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Steve Bako
Hi-Speed
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F.G
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E. Wentz
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BE. Schrock
Univ. C
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Mercuries
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Craw
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J. Henke
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Nativities Win Catholic Title In Intercity Meet
Akron University freshmen led the Woolcock Flumbers to the Class A crown by routing the Cleveland Penns 42 to 21. M. O'Neill beat Canton's Girl Rossers 25-21 for the industrial title as Stella Walsh Flyers of Cleveland defeated Cleveland Pat Young Services 21 to 8 to claim the girls title. Lorain Natives upset Cleveland St George 34 to 18 to win the Catholic division after toppling St Barbaras en route to the final.
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Akron
Lorain
Akron Woolcock
Akron University
Cleveland Penns
M. O'Neill
Canton
Rossers
Stella Walsh Flyers
Pat Young Services
Flyers
Lorain Nativities
Cleveland St. George
St. Barbaras
Navin Oldest Club Head Among Major League Presidents
Frank Navin, owner of the Detroit Tigers, is the oldest big league president by service. Jake Ruppert, boss of the Yankees, ranks next, with Phil Ball of the St. Louis Browns third.
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Frank Navin
Detroit Tigers
Jake Ruppert
Yankee
Phil Ball
St. Louis Browns
Rookies Ride Benches Reach 100-Game Milestones
Only five players promoted to the majors in 1951 and remaining with their clubs reached 100 or more games. The group includes Johnny Verger Bob Worthington Les Mallon Urban Pickering and Marvin Owen.
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Johnny Verger
Bob Worthington
Les Mallon
Urban Pickering
Marvin Owen
Hi-Speed Gas To Meet Janby Oils Tomorrow Night
Hi-Speed Gas will headline a carnival at the VY tomorrow night facing Oberlin based Janby Oils in a return matchup after a close earlier meeting. Elyria Merchants plan a preliminary game against an opponent yet to be chosen as they negotiate with several strong teams.
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Oberlin
Elyria
Corts and Sohn
Ohio Quint In Final Big Ten Game Tonight
Ohio State closes its Big Ten schedule by facing Northwestern in Columbus tonight and Michigan at Ann Arbor next week. The Buckeyes beat Chicago 49 to 41 to notch their fifth conference win. Ohio conference action saw Wooster top Case 40 25 Oberlin 41 34 Kenyon over Kent State 30 26 O Hiram over Capital 35 20 Western Reserve 41 Ashland 27 and Fenn 39 Dayton 36.
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Fenn
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