Barons Chase Top Spot as Schedule Nears Halfway
Cleveland Barons aim to lead the Western Division of the American Hockey League by finishing first in the second quarter. They host the Buffalo Bisons tonight after a 24 game run with 12 wins, six losses and two ties. Indianapolis Capitals sit close with 89 points after a 18-10-1 record, and Hershey Bears trail. Barons face Buffalo, Providence and Philadelphia in the next three games.
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Cleveland Barons
al Sutphin
Cleveland Puck Chasers
Hershay Bears
Bears
Hershey
Cleveland
Indianapolis
Capitals
Daffalo Biswis
Arena
Buffalo
Biffalo
Providence
Philadelphia
Harons
Unig
Onny One
Peteeaen
Chen
Migeia High
Pioneers
Lakewood Rangers
Lakewood
Hangers
Activ Ty
Lake Erie
Two Games Listed On Cage Program At Y Tonight
A local Y MLC program presents two games this evening under the Kiyvia Recreation Board. The opening contest features Western Automatic A of this city versus the Bellewether MC team, with the second game pitting Bendix Wa Westinghouse against an opposing squad.
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Kiyvia Recreation’ Board
Bendix
Camden Quintet Defeats Ahunni in Alumni Match
A local alumni game saw the Camden Quintet defeat Ahunni at Carden High. Notable for the strong performances by Matus and a pair of alumni from Barnerion, the match featured a robust turnout and promising play by both sides.
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Wea
Conia
Bears Favored In Pro Football Benefit Battle
Chicago Bears face an all star slate at the Polo Grounds in New York to raise funds for the Naval Relief Society. Halas plans the lineup used against the Giants with Siegal Plasmann Fortmann Bra Den Turner Nolting Luckman Gal Narnea Standlee. The 26 man team is coached by Steve Owen and about 20 000 advance tickets were sold.
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Whiely
Bears
Fuster
Naval Relief Society
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New York
Los Angeles
Halas
Aga
New Yorks Giants
John Siegal
Dick Plasmman
Danny Fortmann
Ray Bra
den Clyde Turner
Ray Nolting
Sid Luckman
Hugh Gal- Narnea
Norman Standlee
Garden City
Long Island
den Hilleen
Steve Owen
Giants
Inn Team Sweeps Three Games As Second Half Opens
The article reports bowling league results as the second half opens at multiple centers. Blue Sky Inn led by Minning posted three consecutive eee s from General River Co, while Crown Beer took two from Fox Gill and Porett Chips swept Baker Auto Sales. High team totals included the Ar ray Chips with 2,718 and Dent No. 78 leading with 2106 and 898. Ray Knight of Baker Auto Sales led individuals with a seven 600 series. The Western Atlismatic Second Shift Bowling League resumed after a holiday, with Dew No. 49 beating E O gaites from Dept No. 3d and Dept No. 7B sweeping Dept No. 43. Machinists Won Three in the Second Half Praidler Company Bowling League opened with Machine Shop taking three from Shipping Department while Yank Shop topped Stains Steel Department. Max Dumekl led individuals with 551. Ridgeville St. John Bowling League saw Sohicans sweep three from Rec avera. high team 2,340 and L. Shreak of Wie Gulf with 547.
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Blue Sky Inn
Elsha Bowling Center
Minning
General River Company
T Write Crown Beer
Fox Gill
Porett Chips
Baker Auto Sales
Bervive
Iner’s Inn
Knight
Ray Knight
Wikreni
Recteanom
Dew
Dept. No. 3d
Dept. No
Dept. Bo
Dent
McDiamonds
Praidler Company
Calleys
Shipping Department
Stains Steel Department
Max Dumekl
Sohicans
Ridgeville
St. John
Recavera
D. Chuck's Gulf Boys
Barnes Coal Company
L. Shreak
Wie Gulf
Wath
Franklin Rates Near Top Among Challengers
The NBA quarterly ratings name Louis, Conn, and Franklin among top heavyweights with Abe Simon noted as a recent knockout, while other divisions list key contenders such as Zale, Angott, and Wilson. The review underscores New York and NBA differences on title claims and lists ratings through December 33 with multiple regional names and rankings.
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Lem Franklin
Cleveland
Abe Simon
Billy Conn
Buddy Baeray
Jozical Vantender
Louis
National Boxing Association
Abe J. Greene
Paterson
Association
NBA
three _riers
New York Commission
Gus Lesnevich
Tony Sale
Sammy Angott
Greece
Ciaition
Wrod Sadidy
Milwaukee
Esence
NB. A
New York
WN. B. A
Jackie Wilson
Pittsburgh
Chalky Wright
Los Angeles
Little Dades
Philippines
N. BH. A
Int Louis
Sem Franklins
Buddy Baer
Gus Tesnevith
Billy Loose
Ken Overlin
Booker Beckwith
Mose Brown
Jony Zale
Defering Garcia
Georgie Abrams
Freddie Cochrane
Ray Robinson
Fritzie Zivic
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Hod Montgomery
California
Jackie ‘Wilson
Jackie Wilbon
Chalky Weight
Bobby Ivy
Richard Lemos
Jackie Callura
Lou Salica
Sitsie Dado
Jackie Patterson
Bank Quintet Secures Third Straight Cage League Win
Bank Quintet won its third straight with a 44 to 20 victory over Murbach Coal Company last night, remaining undefeated in the league. Tast Standard Cleaners beat O'Donnell Paints 25 to 20, while Taylor Funeral Home also posted a win. Noster of Savings Bank led with 13 points.
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Avings Deport Bank
MC High School House
Teague
Murbach Coal Company
Leap
Tast Standard Cleaners
O'Donnell Paints
Taylor Funeral Home
Noster
Savings Bank
Stride
G. Hein
Gilder
Ste Bresh
biLiversirger
Teoma
Anderson
Ty Macherei
Distha
Tatas
Farley Feneret
Roepe
Barkett
Merkur
Sixth and Seventh Grade Cage Loops Open Next Week
The Ely Division elementary school basketball leagues start next week under supervisor Harry Frankfather. Seventh grade games Monday feature Alten vs Ely, Franklin vs Garford, McKinley vs St. Marys, with six schools entered: Alten, Ely, Franklin, Garford, McKinley and St. Mary’s. Sixth grade Wednesday schedule mirrors Monday, with same teams and start times.
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Harry Frankfather
Jin Bot
Toagues
Alten
Franklin
Garford
McKinley
St. Mary's
Alen
East West Shrine Clash Set In New Orleans Grid Test
All-American East West Shrine game staged in the Sugar Bowl Southland. East favored to win with stars from Northwestern Harvard Michigan and Minnesota. West features Stanford California Texas and Nebraska quarterbacks and linemen. Bruce Smith unlikely to play due to knee injury. East heavier at 198 pounds per man vs 194 for the West.
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United Press
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Southland
San Francisco
Sugar Bowl
Alf Bauman
Northwestern
Bill de Correvont
Bill Dudley
Virginia
Endicott Peabody
Harvard
Bob Westfall
Michigan
Urban Odson
Minnesota
Frankie Albert
Stanford
Bob Reinhard
California
Texas Longhorns
Malcolm Kutner
Chas Daniel
Andy Kerr
Colgate
Bernie Bierman
Babe Hollingberg
Washington State
Biff Jones
Nebraska
Smith
Bruce Smith
Fast
Odson
Eric Blandin
Tylane
Jim Daniel
Ohio State
Bannan
All-Star Bowling Match Set At Westreads Recreation
The Elyria Bowling Center All-Star League will stage a special Sunday match featuring the Left and Right teams, with the event planned for tomorrow at Westreats Recreation in Baclock.
Pioneers Fall to Rangers After Early Fightback
Lakewood controlled the contest from the start, forging a 12-8 lead after the opening period and never trailing. Elyria Pioneers, once within three, wilted in the third quarter as Lakewood pulled ahead 39-29, with Len Benbow and Bill Jenkins pacing the Rangers and Kassy leading Elyria’s scoring.
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Tony Palermo
Eddie Finnigan
Lakewood
Gerry Ross
Clift Lewis
Rangers
Johnny Rassy
Elvira
Bennesy
Faker Wood
Sid Sprague
Elyria
Lewis
Kassy
Dick Jenkins
Bernie Malin
Crimson
Rossmen
Jenkins
Pioneers
Malin
Bonness
Benbow
Bill Lestock
Bonnese
Ebvin Tecord
Pil
Dick Porter
Ed Hrivnak
Poole
New London Dominates Greenwich in Independent Win
New London High defeated Greenwich High 37 to 20 in an independent game last evening. Chuck Thomas led with eight points, while Barker, Lehnert and Saunders added seven each. Greenwich’s captain hovered around seven points as New London reserves also beat Greenwich reserves 14 to 2.
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New London High
Coners
Walloping
Greenwich High
Chuck Thomas
New London
Einh
Barker
Lehnert
Saand
Greenwich Renter
Cage League Opens Monday In City Action
The text describes the start of a Class B cage league season with games set for Monday in Je City. Teams include Ridge Tool Howie and Vic Silver Jewelers with Wisigrn Ne Te US' quint facing the M oC in the opening round. A participation note mentions the Auditors opposing the Wysien Automatic plan.
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Ramis
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Taslork
Adheit Auditoriare
Wysien
Vic Silver Jewelers
Welcomed Back Jerwa Returns to Cleveland Defense
Veteran Joe Jerwa rejoins the Cleveland Hornets defense after a two month back injury layoff. He played New Year’s Eve as the Barons beat the Philadelphia Rockets 3 2. He will again skate tonight as Cleveland battles the Buffalo Bisons for first in the Western Division in the Arena.
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Cleveland Hotont
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Jerwa
Barons
Philadelphia Rockets
Clevelanders
Buffalo Bisons
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