Baldwin Wallace Star Coven quits team amid coaching rift
Wilbur Lank Cowen recalls Coven as a top Baldwin Wallace freshman after he left the squad citing unpaid work, car troubles, and clashes with coach Ray Watts. Coven hints at future pros with Cleveland Rebels or Youngstown Bears while West Point football hints spark unrelated debate about Army Notre Dame series.
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Lank) Cowen
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U. R. Military Academy
West Point
Army Eleven
Army
Taylor
Sovaitime
Notre Dame
Notre Damme
Washington
Touchdown Club
West Points
Army-Notre Dame
Mayer
Louis B. Mayer
Pro golfer plans February tour to South Africa with Bobby Locke
The player announced an exhibition tour beginning in the first week of February in South Africa. He will play between 25 and 40 matches over about six weeks and considers short wave radio phones for trial districts. He also played in the recent pro-amateur contest at Del Monte Cal.
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South Africa
Bobby Locke
Sam
del Monte
Cal
Atica
Stax
Unbeaten Teams Put Marks On Block Tonight
Seven undefeated college teams were favored to win tonight as they chase national honors. Washington led the West with straight wins and was expected to wallop Idaho tonight after a 56–46 win. Rhode Island State, Army, Seton Hall, Kentucky, Bucknell, and Washington & Jefferson also held perfect records and faced matchups or opponents noted in the preview. NYU upset by North Carolina in a late rally, Long Island beat St Louis, Notre Dame beat Michigan State, Indiana beat Purdue, Nebraska toppled Kansas, Missouri stayed atop the Big Six with a win over Kansas State, Princeton beat Harvard, and Holy Cross defeated Valparaiso.
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Idalonguis
Huskies
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Rhodes
Army
Williams
Seton Hall
Providence
Hastert
Kentucky
Klorehead Bucknell
Pennstiie
Washington & Jeffers
Muskingum
New York University
North Carolina
New York
NYU
Ray Up
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John Luton
Norm Keebler
Long Island University
St. Louis University
Madison Square
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Purdue
Michigan
State
Mandar
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Nebraska
Kansas
Missouri
Kansas State
Princeton
Mare Vard
Holy Cross
Valparaiso
Boston
Trippi Poised to Sign Double Contract Today
New York reports say Charley Trippi of Georgia will sign a joint football baseball deal with the Yankees and related partners within 24 hours. Officials indicate the move unites his pro football reputation with a path to Major League Baseball, with top executives predicting a secure agreement.
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Yankees
Yanekee
Charley Trppl
Georgia
Yarke Tecause
Dan Topping
Football Yankees
Larry MacPhil
Marc Phool
del Webb
Baseball Yankees
Webb
Moep
Boston Red Sox
Seventh Grade Cage Play Starts
In the seventh grade division of Gauge Seiad Lea league, competition opened yesterday with teams such as Bly centers and St. Mat ye's Tharaivad EES WTO listed. Players from McBhinles and Gites Hamiton Quolleptot Roeseselt fh featured in the early games alongside St Mia's owen TOR Home OO Cantad and Prizpetrek.
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St Mia
Owen Tor
Cantad
Prizpetrek
Danie
Bowling schedule and football coach promotion at Oxford
The American Legion Bowling League lists four matches at Center Knight with teams including Real katace and Elyria Lumber facing Red Company and Iy Hardware. Also noted is a late evening bowling schedule at Joe Olympae Recreation Home Bowl with several clubs and sponsors mentioned. Meanwhile Oxford, Miss, expected formal approval today for John H. Vaught promotion to head football coach at the University of Mississippi.
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American Legion
Decison
Wovelock
Vf Red
Diggted Real Katace
PwrTish Meats
Iy Hardware
Kulopox Hnsurance
Koos Barbers
Nicholis Daeken
Paseral
Tome Ve Elyria Lumber
Cual
Joe Olympae Recreation
Joe Leagieehis
Cord & Mit
Eeleck Nrhy
Morera Ve ' Club
SACO
Bytler Inerid Bendix -Weatinghouse
Telenite
Kiya Brass
Kiya Brass and Bronze Te Radeio Ciless Wyekstl Cleaners
Mito A Jewelers
Telephae
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Miss
John H. Vaught
University of Mississippa O
John Williams
Sielberg
Elyria
Bhaw High Cardinals
Law
Lakewood
Shaker Heights
Cleveland Heights Tigers
Ashland
Ruyria
One Change Made In Women s City Bowling Tourney
Competition in the doubles and singles divisions of the eighth annual Women s City Bowling Tournament continued last night at Olympic Recreation with only one change recorded among the five leaders in each division. Helen Bryan posted a 386 series to tie Millie Buck for fourth in the singles. Current leaders are Hazel Eady and Millie Suck in doubles with 1,090 and Stella Wise in singles with 599.
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Millie Buck Jor
Hazel Eady-Millie Suck
Stella Wise
C. Kruppem
Barnes
Mo Schipitz
Bryan
FB. Jacksoner
Laney
M. Kobler
A. Knight
A. Lepkowski
D. Gray
T. Kozmita
M. Anderson
HH. Adfield
M. Henke
BR. Koehn
HH. Bryan
M. Harnes
M Schmitz
C. Krupp
T. Kozmils
Jackson
A. Laney
M. Kohler
H. Allfeld
Three teams tied for first in Alle City Bowling League
In a tight race after last night’s matches at the Olympic Recreation Center three teams tied for first in the Alle City Bowling League. D and N Coney Island, Paice, Shell Oils, and Array Potato Chips all posted strong showings as Spring Valley fell behind after losing three straight games.
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Coney Island
Paice
Shell Oils
Array Potato Chips
Alle City
Olympic Recreation
Spring Valley
City bowling tallies amid all city league drama
In a city bowling recap Fritz led with a high 634 three game total for the Rebuilders of the Western Automatic League at the Center. Moore No. 778 topped the ALL-City with a 960 high team effort, while J Donahue of the Crickeys posted a 279 high single game.
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Fritz
Paul Fritz
Maples
J. Donahue
Crickeys
Western Automatic Joop
Cage Results And Other College Scores Plentiful
A chaotic list of college and amateur basketball results appears with teams such as Elyria, Mannfield, Springfield, Canton Timken, Columbus Central, and many others posting various scores. The report also notes personnel moves including Ralph Basle named manager of Providence farm club and Ray Graves named head coach for Georgia Tech.
Pioneers Fall to Ashland as Janowicz Scores 22
Pioneers drop sixth of the season 60 to 49 at Ashland High School. Janowicz tallies 22 for the Pioneer lineup led by Krusz and Messner with 18 and 14 respectively for Elyria’s visitors. Ashland's balanced attack improves to 8-1 in nine starts, while Elyria drops to 5-4.
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Cam Wit
Hus
Elyria'a
Ashland Dayveen
John Kruse
Wiedanawicz
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Pioneer
Kruss
Dick Messner
Dave Burns
Don Drebus
C. E. Taylor
Lorain
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Janowics
Krusz
Pioneer Rerves
Nap
Lear Tope
Jim Lear
Tony Carrillo
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Downie
Ash Land
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Cal Pfeiffer
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Oakley
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Hates
Vere
Creber
Smit
Spike
Wwe
Bare O Jones
Elyria Land
Wenlock Priory
Shropshire
England
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