Kean Cage Rivalry Drives Lorain Elyria Basketball Clash
Lorain and Elyria meet in a heated high school basketball rivalry with a 28 game history. Elyria leads 8 to 19 in wins, several games decided by one or two points, and both teams have long winning streaks against the other. A hockey feature notes crowd interest at Cleveland Arena as teams and fans anticipate Springfield and Cleveland Barns matchups.
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Kean
Lorain
Elyrie
Elver
Elyria
Lorain Buy
Elyna
Frasol
Serses
Lotain
Sever Atraight
Cleveland Arena
Cleveland Barnns
Vacature
Tech
Pe Arena
Springfield
Barons
Cleveland
Indians
Shere Wenrs
Springfeld Indians
Ag Eddie Shore
Pjarry Fernkfather
Hamilton
Dementary Basketball League
PTA
Frankfather
Ely
Haminn Pta
Elyria High
Akron
Fry Sear
Cosen
Ralph 'Tutl
Bauer
Kent
Ent
Youngstown
Ravenna
Elsha
Ry Yell
Watsworth
Stow
Coventry
Bprinfield Township
Wonster
North Canton
Masellon
Wend Meda
Meric W. Wagginer
Sundy Neon
Ohio
Tairtin County
Kale
Three Contenders Pick Louis in Fight Prediction Contest
A subset of 763 voters forecast Louis would win the Joe Louis bout, with John Rhodes of the Win Eye Star predicting a 2:67 first round knockout. Others included Dad Cornish of the Portland Press Herald and Francis Hyle of the ParRecentre W Va Sentinel, who forecast later times and shared prize money totals for top predictions. The Gillette Razor Co prize pool awarded cash and razors, and, courtesy of Gillette’s president, every contestant received a Gillette razor.
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Joe ‘Lowuddy Baer
Louis
John Rhodes
Win- Eye Star
Dad Cornish
Portland
Press- Herald
Francis Hyle
ParRecentre W. Va. Sentinel
Rhodes
Gallette Razor Company
Cornish
Hile
Felton H. Gordon
Columbus, Ga
Dahiman
the Post
Jim Pyle
the Plain Dealer
John R. Hanlon
The
Alliance Review
Don S. Easter
Sprinfield News
Mel Harmon
Sandusky Register-Star-News
Ohio
Joseph Spang, Jr
Gillette
Co Medalists Out Of Running In Miami Amateur Golf
CORAL GABLES Jan 21 The co medalists Gus Nosotny of Memphis Tenn and Harvey Draughon of Miami Fl were eliminated as the 10th annual Miami Biltmore Men s Amateur Golf tournament moved into its third round Frank Stranahan Toledo Oh eliminated Novatny 2 up andyDn W J Panosky Schantetasy N Y defeated Deaughon 2 up
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Coral Gables
Fin
Gus Nosotny
Memphis
Tenn
Arvey Draughon
Miami
Miami Biltmore
Frank Stranahan
Toledo
Novatny
Terday
J. Panosky
Schantetasy
Deauzhon
Home Pin League Sked At Wykrents Dew Ang
The Wykrents Home Dew Ang League tonight features eight matches across two shifts. Early at 7:00 Oberlin Dairy Service versus McQuis jfion Helfrich Coals Wykrent s Grandpas against Northwood Inn Sev Jen Up versus 1 and R Equipment Lasky Chemical versus Goodman Beverages. Late at 9:00 Lifeahit Clothiers versus Kushner Beers Kenne ner Wines versus Nehr Botlers Stand ard Cleaners versus Gepsy Foodie Venture Inn versus Waithington Ball.
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Wykrents
Dewang
Oberlin Dairy Service
McQuis jfion-Helfrich Coals
Wykrents Grandpas
Northwood Inn
Sev Jen
Lasky Chemical
Goodman Beverages
Ahitt
elock—Fiteh
Clothiers
Kushner Beers
Kennener Wines
Nehr Botlers
Standard Cleaners
Gepsy Foodie
Venture Inn
Waithington Ball
Hardware Team Takes Lead In All City Bowling Loop
Elyria Hardware breaks away from Florists by one game to top the All City Bowling League standings after last night’s matches at Wykrant’s Recreation. Array Potato Chips lead individual honors with a 621 set by Lepkowski and a team total of 2,740.
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Diederich Florists
Wykrant's Recreation
Elyria Hardware
Hardwares
Array Potato
Wykvent Recreation
Coca Colas
Electron Alloys
Elyria Hotel
Crystal Rock Heel
Moose Club
Rurick Insurance
Alitner Funeral Home
Shell Oil
Lepkowski
Array
Adam Lepkowski
Dave Robertson
Wykrent's
Bruno Volk
Haury Brothers
Parrish Moats Inn
St. John's Lutheran
St. John's School
Frank Grugel
Haury
Clearing House
Rushers
Bendix
Knights of Columbus
Elyria
Han
Clayton Cord
Moulton Candies
Wykrent Recreation
Finegan's Bakery
Schlitz Berrin S
Wykrent
Helen McManus
Schlitz Beer
Annual Elks Sports Night Draws Large Crowd
A large crowd attended the Elks Lodge No 463 annual Sports Night at the Elks auditorium. Joe Otten chaired the sports committee and Trevor Rees, Ohio State freshman football coach, spoke with moving pictures of the 1941 Ohio State Michigan game. Cleveland relatives showed a film “The Ninth Inning” and a fishing reel “Lets Go Fishing” along with Tony Accetta, a world raster. Members of the sports and membership committees dined beforehand.
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the Elks
Elks Lodge No
Joe Otten
Progrem
Trevor Rees
Ohio State University
Cleveland
Roger Peckinpaugh
Cleveland Indians
Tony Accetta
Bullets Edge Cleveland Falcons In Close Mayfield clash
The Western Autematic Bullets defeated the Cleveland Falcons 38 to 34 at Ronseyvelt, Mayfield Heights. Alex Petros led the Bullets with 15 points, Rice 10, while Slagle, Batilone, and Tismer each added six for the Falcons in a fiercely contested, low scoring game.
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Autematic
Mayfield Heights
Cleveland Falcons
Ronseyvelt
Eym
The
Bulles
Alex Petros
Bullets
Rice
Slagle
Batilone
Tismer
Falcons
Lombardi Ready To Sign Contract Amid Spring Prep
Oakland reports catcher Ernie Umbardi of the Cincinnati Reds plans to sign this year even at a salary cut. He had a long 1940s season, hit a .204 batting average, and eyes strong spring training. Umbardi talks of workouts, ankle strengthening, and a diet as he prepares for the season.
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Oakland
Cal
Dani
Ernie Umbardi
Cinennati Reds
Lomdbardi
Sean
Suim Kenda
Brenie
Jake Merratt
Jewelers-Notice Vic Silver Jewelers game tonight
Vic Silver Jewelers announce a scheduled game at Vanville tonight. All team members are instructed to meet at the YMCA at seven o clock sharp.
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Vic Silver Jewelers
Agers
Vamnerville
YMCA
Ohio Conference Faces New Athletic Headache
The Ohio Conference confronts a potential crisis as World War II alters normal spring sports. Postponed exams and early graduations threaten tennis, track, baseball and golf schedules, with Kenyon and Oberlin planning adjustments and a possible freshmen eligibility rule change being debated at Mansfield.
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James Emerson
United Press
MBS
Dibvoar Petilinn
Wates
Kenyon
Itewunat
Gambier
Oberlin
Mt. Union
Rudy Kutler
Hue
Mansfield
Fordhall
Schanl
Ashland
Marietta
College Athletics To Benefit From War Says Robertson
Noted track coach Robertson predicts war mobilizes college athletics through national programs. He cites American defense efforts, urges increased participation and spectator interest, and notes Penn track meet as indicator amid wartime constraints and strong performers such as Greg Rice and Les MacMurray.
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Robertson
Oscar
Charventio
Belo Pier
Glenn Care
Thost
Greg Rice
Les
Catch MacMichel
Oberlin Oils Win Second In Cage Loop Race
The Oberlin Oils won their second City-County League game last night, routing Bendix-Westinghouse 10-11 on the Jefferson Senior High hardwood. Yarsa led with 18 points on seven field goals and four fouls, a high mark for Bendix. Avon Green Store won its first league game 48-34 over Thew Shovel, with Marty Blaine and Dick Hiwke scoring 15 and 14 respectively. An independent game saw the Albeit Auditors defeat the Kino Merchants 38-25, led by Tom Dunlap with 18 points.
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Oberlin Dundby Oils
Bendix- Westinghouse
Jefferson Sunior
Doc Yarsa
Bendix
Vivetory
Oils
Avon
Avon Green
Thew
Marty Blaine
Dick Hiwke
Engine
Eddie Lach
Progran
Kino Merchants
Tom Dunlap
Elyria High
Pateed
Auditors
George Leininger
Camden High
Kipton
Ayana
Trawke
Sonikuer
Hubbard
Lod Tbihalne
Albert
Wreath
Tn T
Leltianger
Arthrelt
Ferchid
Fidiwine
Pune
Varna
Foreman
Miko
Isbell Best Pro Passer 1941 NFL Season
Chicago reports Cecil Isbell of the Green Bay Packers won the professional football forward passing title for 1941. He led in passes attempted at 206 and completions 117, with 1473 yards and 15 touchdowns, setting league records for TD passes and yardage. Sid Luckman led in completion percentage. Baugh trailed in other categories.
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Chicago
Cecil Isbell
Green Bay Packers
Purdue
Mack
Sammy, Baugh
Washington Redskins
Baugh
Isbell
Sid Luckman
Chicago Bears
Asbell
Luckman
Vermonters Awarded American Farm Federation Medal
Joseph L. Hills of Vermont’s Agricultural school received the American Farm Federation Medal for distinguished service. A chemist, Hills has produced more than 10 practical agricultural aids. He is noted for a long track career, with suggestions his best distance may be two miles.
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Burlington, Vi
Artboacn
Dewn
Joseph L. Hills
Vermonts Agricultural School
American Ferm Brrcan Federation
Hills
Cme
Ridgeville Stays Undefeated in Lorain County Loop Win
Ridgeville High cagers, coached by Dyer Sweet, won their seventh straight league game 62 32 at Brookside to run their season record to 11 32. Henrietta moved to second by beating LaGrange 42 28 on the Henrietta floor, while Penfield upset Quarrytowners 25 24 at Penfield. Grafton trounced Brighton 96 17, Belden beat Camden 60 32, and Avon defeated Brownhelm 24 20. Steve Lucas starred for Penfield scoring 14 in the final period to tip Penfield over South Amherst. Ridgeville’s Hunt 24 and Line 19 led Brookside, Urbanski topped Brookside with 21. Kinsley led Henrietta with 25 as Carmen added 33 for LaGrange. Grafton’s Wilczak 11 and McClellan 13 paced the winners.
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Oagh Dyer Sweet
Ridgeville High
Lorain County
Brookside
Ridgeville
Heurietta
Eaton
la Grange
Henrietta
Avon
Cams
Penfield
South Amherst
Grafton
Brighton
Belden
Camden
Brownhelm
Lucas Wine
Steve Lucas
Penfeld
Lucas
Amherst
Dre
Wint Hutt
Phil Line
Hunt
Line
Johnny Howells
Burdick Brothers
Bob
Easterwood
Barnes
Joe Urbanski
Urbanski
Wally Rauscher
Showaller
Kinsley
Mickey McClellan
Conklin
Eghton
Wierak
Pee Moore
I Newcomb
Rusu
Aleonkt
Ier
Ina
Broenhelm
Roenhelm
Cochrmatt
Yemen
Cleaners Defeated In League Opener
Lorain Darek Meats beat Elsina Lorain Standard Cleaners 27 to 24 in the second half opener. Ray Waters led scoring for the Meats with nine points while Wilbur Caven topped the Cleaners with eight.
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Lorain
Elsina-Lorain Standard Cleaners
Ray Waters
Wilbur Lanky Caven
Darek Mratennracay
TE. Waterss
Findlay Beats Wittenberg In Cage Reversal
Findlay College captain Ken Zuercher scored 11 in a savage second half as the Oilers rallied to defeat Wittenberg 47 to 35 at home. Wittenberg led 25 to 18 at halftime before the comeback, with Earl Fisher scoring 14 points for the Tigers. The upset leaves six teams unbeaten and tightens the Ohio Conference race.
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United Press
Ken Zuercher
Hia Findlay
Ohio
Zuercher
Oilers
Wittenberg
Lutheran
Dayton
County B Cage League Results
Varsity game scores show Receewhe Aresee Gratien 38 Brabten Peatied 28 Bown Amnényt 24 Bram W W Camden 24 Aico 24 Bromntolm 3 Henretia 62 LaGrange 74. Totals include Gatton tte Broohnas wb StaiTon Senin Amba Petes Temsen Mi Avon 17 8 Sakae M LeGrance.
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Varsity
Aresee Gratien
Brabten Peatied
Bown Amnényt
Bram W.W. Camden i. Aico
Bromntolm
Henretia
LaGrange
Prsery A Gatton
Broohnas
Staiton Senin
Amba
Ee Petes Temsen
Mi Avon
Sakae M LeGrance
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