Officiating debates in 1949 Kentucky Bowling Green game
Amid crossfire over the officiating in the Kentucky Bowling Green versus Kentucky game, writers Clowser and Tibball clash with Toledo Blade’s Eddie Jones and others. The sports page notes mixed judgments on referees Sowecki and Tehan, recalls Rupp’s quip about officials, and highlights broader league play and local hockey standings.
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Jack Clovwser
Cleveland Press
Bowling Green
Frank Soweeke
Elyria
Rye Beach
Soweeke
Columbus Avenue
Sandusky Way
Hamilton School
Elyria High
Sowecke
Kentucky Bowling Green
Alex Groza
Kentucky
Clowser
Jones
Loren Tibball
Ashland Times-Gazette
Ohio
International News Service
Columbus
Tibbals
Adolph Rupp
Cleveland
Furie Anavad Epp
Frank Sowecki
van Tehan
Cincinnati
Sowecki
Tehan
Cats
Rupp
Ashland
Bill Orwig
Toledo
Sandusky
Jim Richard
The
Blade
Crowser
Tibball
Pioneers Fall as Shaw Cardinals Dominate Elyria
Shaw Cardinals outclass Elyria High 62 to 43 in a Lake Erie League game. Shaw built a 19-8 first-quarter lead and held a 46-20 advantage after three periods led by Reiber with 23 points and Fort 13. Elyria's Curcillo 15 and McMan 12 paced the Pioneer scoring as Elyria collapsed in the opening half while Shaw shot effectively, then coasted in the final period. Lorain and Lakewood also played tight league games as Lakewood stayed undefeated with a 50-46 win over Lorain and Shaker edged Cleveland Heights 37-36.
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St. Louis Flyers
Buffalo Bisons
St. Louis
Buffalo
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
Indianapolis
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Pittsburgh Hornets
Barons
Philadelphia Rockets
Hornets
Providence Reds
Providence
Reds
Hershey
Philadelphia
Hershey Bears
Bill Kennedy
St. Louis Browns
Washington
Tom McBride
Kennedy
Ed Pellagrini
McBride
Bob Dillinger
Ed Yost
Dillinger
Chuck Stevens
Gil Coan
Chronicle-Telegram
Jerry Prittie
Amherst
Ken Grills
Eaton
Oberlin
Prittie
Grills
Jim Stroh
Avon Lake
Larry Conrad
LaGrange
Doren Portman
Chuck Boals
Elyria
Gene Carmen
Wellington
al Zaremba
Belden
Art Sooy
Penfield
Jarvis Babcock
Brighton
Bob Lynch
Grafton
Amateur Boxing Trainers Association
Hotel
Hollenden
Phil Goldstein
Max Neidenbach
John Krough
Pat Yates
Ollie Downs
Steve Klimkowski
Mese Hole
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Shaw
Bill Campbell
Mike Merva
Dick Fort
Don Hawe Haw
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Lakewood
Cleveland Heights
Rangers
Lorain
Shaker Heights
Shaker
Bill Pennza
Maeneneggee
Ken’ Reiber
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Shaws
Tom Farmer
Elycia
Doal
Tony Curcillo
Shaw- Pennza
Merva
Fort
Dick Henderson
Breiber
Hun
Curcillo
al McMan
McMan
Sillinwood
Brush
Staron
Liverpool
Fioneer
Varsity
Mike Vara
Don Sexton
Ken Burkhardt
Jam Hettler
Byron Morris
Jim O'Connor
Vara
Ken Logan
Sexton
Tony Gilberte
Morris
Steelmen
Chet Grob
George Sehringer II
Phil Cicer
Leonnetti
Dick Danka
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F. T. Pennza
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Lyorman
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Hors
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Gray
Ol'Thompson
Meinhardt
Elland
SHAKER /REIGHTS
Heighuts
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Greenbers
Roa
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WML
Clearview
Pirates
Jerry Pritt
Comets
River
Guuard
Louie Tasse Broerman
Bob River
Leonhard
Dave
Drans
Wells
Bowling notes from Bowl-O-Drome and League action
Smith Construction rattled the pins with a 2 001 single game and a 2 546 series to win Bowl-O-Drome C League and city honors, as Olszewski led with 573 series. Sears Roebuck stayed undefeated, Griffin hit a 246, Shoes win half title in Girls League, and Grill Team leads Elyria Eagles scoring with 8 892 471.
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Broad Street Grill
Sears Roebuck
Acme Beverage
Tony Olszewski
Smoith Construction
Olszewski
Griffin
Merchants League
Adrian
Gerry Cherry
Jewelers
Grill
City Grill
Elyria Eagles
Olympic Recreation
Art Graber
Welsh Plumbers
Fitch Company
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Wilmat
Sy’s Market
Thomasson's
R. Miller Smith Construction
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Eddie Kirst
Elderread Supply
Sears Roebuch
Welsh Funeral Home
Takacs
Wilmot
Day's
Renninger
Elderread
EtameirsomaDy
Magara Creamery
iNehi Beverage
Ed Flickinger
H. Falkenhof
Thomasson
Day's Hardware
United Cleaners
Pet Bell Company
Knowles & Sheek Rere Wenesee
Shepard B & B Food Market
Bell Company
City Alto Paris
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Miller’s United Shoes
Joe's
Art Giaber
Schoenbachler
Miller's United Shoes
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Leo Meyer Motors
Phil's Food Market
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Nemec Collins Auto Parts Wat
City Grill Fay Ash
City Auto Parts Tri
George's Tavern
BSB
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Knowles & Sniezek
Geo Myer Motors Akilium
Standard Cleaners
Forrest
American Legion League
L . Pet Leo Meyer Motors
Eareness
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Madara Creamery
Ween
Day's Hardware Venenaee
Elderread Sunply
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Y Contractors
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Ruppelt Builders
Welsh Funeral Wome
Wee
Fiten Company
Foster Stops Pellone in Seventh Round at Garden
Omaha welterweight Fair-skinned Foster knocked out New York Italian Tony Pellone at 44 seconds of the seventh round in Madison Square Garden. Foster, a 12-5 underdog, battered Pellone with body shots and head punches, sending him to the floor four times before referee Max Conn counted him out. Mark son hopes to bring Foster back to MSG on February 18 or 25 after the sensational win.
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New York
Harry Markson
20Th Century Club
Vince Foster
Madison Square Garden
Nebraska Wildcat
Tony Pellone
Foster
Omaha
Neb
Garden
Pelone
Max Conn
Galente Reinstated to Resume Wrestling in Michigan
DETROIT W A Two Tone Tony Galente, previously suspended for ten years by the Michigan State Boxing Commission in 1939, received reinstatement to appear in future wrestling matches in the state. New boxing commissioner Floyd Stevens lifted the suspension after an unsatisfactory performance in a bout with Natie Brown.
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Detroit
W.A
Tony Galente
Michigan State Boxing Commission
Floyd Stevens
Galento
Natie Brown
Ohio scholastic cage results reveal varied scores across districts
A crowded list of highs and lows from Ohio matchups shows Elyria 45 losing to Lakewood 50 while Canton McKinley defeats Canton 74 and St Mary’s beats Warren. Numerous scores span Akron to Cleveland, with overtime notes at Salem and Stow and many teams tallying double digits in close games.
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Scholastic Star
Elyria
Lakewood
Lorain
Shaker Heights
Cleveland
Melrits
Rocky River
Amherst
Oberlin
Wellington
Medina
Clearview
Fairview
Berea
Barberton
Alliance
Masailion
Cuyahogs Falls
Canton McKinley
Canton
Lincoln
Findlay
Bowling Green
Ashland
Washington D. H
Salem
Warera
East Liverpool
Steubenville
Shelby
Fast Tech
John Hay
James Ford Rhodes
West Tech
John Adams
Glenville
Eaat Tech
Fedford
Maple Heights
Garfield Beights
Encld Central
Conneaut
Mentor
Springfield
Stow
Painesville
Geneva
Spencer
Brunswick
Fairport
Wickliffe
Canal Winchester
Lancaster
Ma Fry's
Bowling Merchants C League Tonight Schedule at Bowl-O-Drome
The Merchants C League will bowl four matches at 7 PM at Bowl-O-Drome. Haserodt Jewelers faces Kinter Realtors, 3 Mts Restaurant battles Heldriver Hardware, Ryder Hardware meets Rothgery Motors, and Standard Shoe Repair takes on Bell Company.
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Merchants
Haserodt Jewelers
Kinter Realtors
Mts Restaurant
Heldriver Hardware
Ryder Hardware
Rothgery Motors
Standard Shoe Repair
Bell Company
Minnesota and Purdue Meet in Big Nine Showdown Tonight
Minnesota rides a 10 game unbeaten run into a pivotal Big Nine clash with Purdue at Lafayette that could tilt the standings. Purdue has won eight of 11 with two league wins and aims to seize a share of the lead as Northwestern visits Michigan and Ohio State hosts Iowa.
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Minnesota
Purdue
Chicago
Lafayette
Gophers
Boilermakers
Midwest
Northwestern
Michigan
Indiana
Wisconsin
Ohio State
Iowa
Illinois
Creighton
Hawkeye
Boudreau Named Ohio Outstanding Young Man of 1948
Columbus report states Cleveland Indians manager Lou Boudreau, 31, is Ohio’s outstanding young man of 1948. He won the Junior Chamber distinguished service award for his leadership of the Indians to the world championship and for his clean, honest, fighting spirit admired by Ohio youth.
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Columbus, CO
U.P
Ohio Junior Chamber of Commerce
Lou Boudreau
Cleveland Indians
Ohio
Boudreau
Fight Results From Madison Square Garden Cards
United Press reports several boxing results from New York and Worcester with titles on Poster and La Starza, King and Beltram, Vaccari stopping Guimet, Gonzales out pointing Bell, plus a note that Australian boxers seek injury compensation funds.
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United Press
New York
Madison Square Garden
Vince Poster
Omaha
Neb
Tony Pellone
Roland la Starza
Bill Weinberg
Boston
Arthur King
Toronto
Wille Beltram
Fox Hughes And Pacer Win Lorain Grapple Matches
In Lorain at the Hotel Antlers promoter Walter Moore hosted last nights wrestling program. Billy Fox of Cleveland defeated Bull Montana with two falls after Montana won the first in 11 minutes. Glen Hughes of Halifax beat George Dusette of Oregon in three falls, Dusette suffering a head injury and leaving the ring. Lefty Pacer wrestled Lefty Pacerwitz alias Angelo in three falls, Angelo taking the first while Pacer won the last two in 11 minutes. A crowd smaller than last week but sizable viewed the action.
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Lorain
Billy Fox
Cleveland
Glen Hughes
Halifax
N. S
Lefty Pacer
Toledo
Hotel Antlers
Walter Moore
Akron
Moore
Fox
Bull Montana
Bull
Hughes
Dosette
George Dusette
Oregon
Dusette
Angelo
Irish McGee
Lefty Pacerwitz
Pacer
Last Night Scores From Local High School Basketball
Re Shaw defeated Elyria 62 to 43 while Shaker Heights beat Cleveland Heights 37 to 36 and Lakewood edged Lorain 50 to 46.
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Shaw
Elyria
Shaker Heights
Cleveland Heights
Lorain
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