Lorain County Boxers Enter Cleveland Golden Gloves Field
Lorain County fighters from Lorain and nearby Steel City fields enter the Cleveland Golden Gloves tournament opening next Thursday at Public Hall. Open division features Jimmy Alu and Max Schindler among 30 county entrants. novice division includes Harold Rumpler and others. Runners-up from Lorain County Golden Gloves qualify for the Cleveland event.
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Frankie Reese
Joe Miekurek
Eddie Martin
Loram County
Harold Rumpler
John Allen
Bob Passanisi
Frankie Mucha
Andy Butler
Ed Robinson
Jimmy Barber
Frankie Steinhauser
Galento Fireworks in Boxing Talk and Silly Happenings
Tony Galento calls rivals bum as he eyes Joe Louis title in a brash Newark showdown while fans recall Joe Jacobs famed we waz robbed cry from 1932. The piece counts boxing echoes, Schmeling links, and a comic tale of Arch Stevenson’s hat misadventure and Sandusky officiating plans in a busy sports page note.
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Max Schmeling
Little Joe Jacobs
Jack Sharkey
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Galento
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Ohio
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Municipal Stadium
Willie Siribling
Johnny Risko
H O
Stribling
Stevenson
Skinny Thompson
Ernie Cheetham
Thompson
Cheetham Stevenson
Cheetham
McLEMORE’s sports wrap eyeing feats of track and racing stars
United Press sports columnist notes Dean Cromwell’s claim that a four minute mile is near and a young athlete may raise the high jump mark to fifteen feet. He praises the 1946 Olympic fundraising progress, jokes about budgets for gas swimmers and official powders, and then shifts to California racing where Malicious, a twelve year old two mile specialist, remains near unbeatable. The column also narrates Jill the Shipperke’s baby nursing devotion and recalls Hank Luisetti’s 30 point game era amid California sports chatter.
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Eddie Mead Sounds Warning On Armstron g Title Bout
Eddie Mead says he would not be too sorry if Henry Armstrong loses his welterweight title soon. He notes Armstrong beats the 147 pounders but body blows wear the little fellow down. United Press 1939.
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Henry Armstrong
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Duguid's Goal Wins For Cleve Barons
Cleveland Barons defeat Hershey 1-0 at The Arena after Lorne Duguid scores early in the first period. Game details list lineups, penalties, and goalie stops with referee George Massecar and linesman Patsy Calighen.
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Illinois Minnesota Battle For Lead In Big Ten Race
Illinois and Minnesota meet as co favorites for the Big Ten title with Minnesota at home in Minneapolis Fieldhouse facing a rested Illinois team. Illinois holds the league lead with four wins and one defeat, one game ahead of Minnesota, after their holiday clash at Madison Square Garden and strong conference starts.
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Six Teams Battle For Ohio Cage Title In Open Race
United Press reports a tight six team scramble for the Ohio Conference basketball title as no clear leader emerges with Ohio U and Marshall atop the Buckeye League. Akron rides unbeaten in the Ohio Conference with a key clash looming against Glenville State, while Wooster and Case chase with four to six wins in league play. Ohio State eyes home games against Michigan and Chicago as other key matchups shape the race. Chuckovitz of Toledo leads with 222 points in 13 games, while Baumholtz of Ohio U trails at 172 in 10 games.
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LaGrange Quinter Edges Grafton in tight 34 33 game
LaGrange Quinter defeated Grafton 34 33 in a hard fought basketball clash at Grafton on Saturday night. Bob Kelner led LaGrange with 17 points while Eddie Kubnski scored 14 for the home team. In the opener Grafton Reserves beat LaGrange Reserves 30 15.
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Y Cage Program Draws Largest Crowd of Season
A large Saturday night crowd watched the local Y M C A cage program on the Y floor. Winners included Elyria Elks Lorain Hungarian Reforms Avon Suburban Merchants and Lorain Dom Barbers. Highlights included Elks 32 Dover Potschner V-3s 31 and Dom Barbers 24 Elyria Hardware 15 with Luthy scoring 13 for Dover.
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Freedom Gas Opens Lead with 83 Point Win in League Play
Freedom Gas dominated the Intermediate League game on the YMCA court, defeating the Sons of the Legion 83 to 10 to move into first place after Elyria Hardware fell to the YMCA 22 to 13. Coen of Freedom Gas led with 36 points, the season’s high on the YMCA court, as Robson Creamery beat Junior Hi-Y 46 to 16 in the other league contest.
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Oberlin Edges Otterbein 42 38 in tight Ohio clash
Oberlin College edged Otterbein 42 to 38 in Warner Gym in a close Ohio Conference battle. Becker sparked Oberlin with late free throws sealing the win after a seesaw second half. Rife matched him for Otterbein with 13 points while Hinton led all scorers with 15.
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Worthington Quint Beaten At Barberton
Barberton Columbia Chemical Division a Pittsburgh Plate Glass team edged Worthington Dry Cleaners of Elyria 36 to 32 in Barberton Ohio yesterday. Hal Block led Worthington with 15 points while Boley and Neff added 11 each for the winners.
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Jewelers Finish Sixth In Goodwill Tournament
The Hascrodt Jewelers, first-half City Class A League leaders, finished sixth in the Goodwill Tournament at Norwalk. The team rolled a total score of 2,669, dropping to sixth place overall.
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Three Cage Games On Wakeman Card
Three Huron County Independent Basketball League games are set for Wakeman High School tonight. Norwalk faces Townsend at seven, Willard and Plymouth meet at eight, and Wakeman’s Clark Leeds plays Monroeville in the final contest.
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Local cage schedule announces league pairings
Lorain County League games list Avon Ridgeville South Amherst Grafton LaGrange Columbia Henrietta Penfield Brookside Brownhelm Eaton. Lake Erie League adds Elyria Lorain Lakewood Shaker Heights Cleveland Heights Shaw. Northern League matches Vermilion Clearview New London Wellington Grafton Avon Avon Lake South Amherst Ridgeville Belden LaGrange Columbia Henrietta Penfield Brookside Brownhelm. Saturday Wellington Medina Amherst Vermilion Syracuse Hershey New Haven Springfield.
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Penfield
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Birmingham Firemen Defeat Akron Five
Birmingham Firemen defeated the Mayflower Hotel team of Akron 44 to 35 as Joy Varsa scored 18 points for Birmingham and Roberts led Akron with 14. In the preliminary Hu ron Merchants beat the Birmingham Merchants 16 to 15. The Firemen host Leiken Drugs of Cleveland Wednesday night.
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Joe Louis Favorite To Beat John Henry In Heavyweight Bout
New York January 23 U.P. John Henry Lewis seeks the light heavyweight crown shot against Joe Louis in Madison Square Garden. Louis, the dominant heavyweight champion, has earned vast sums and carries a 20 pound edge in weight. Lewis trains in New Jersey and weighs about 183 to Louis around 203 as both prepare for weigh-in and sparring before the 15 round bout. Promoter Mike Jacobs expects 18,000 fans and over $100,000 gate with possible rematch talks involving Bob Pastor.
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Metz is Winner Of Golf Tourney
SAN FRANCISCO January 23 1939 Metz Chicago professional Dick Metz won the San Francisco match championship 36 holes 72 69 total 141 defeating Horton Smith Joplin Missouri one up. The victory paid 1000 dollars and added to his 1200 dollar Oakland Open win. The California Winter circuit ends at Del Mar for Bing Crosby’s 3000 dollar 36 hole pro amateur.
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Lorain County Class B Cage Action Set for Tuesday and Friday
Lorain County scholastic league basketball schedules six games on Tuesday and six on Friday. Tuesday lineup features Avon at Ridgeville, South Amherst at Grafton, Belden at LaGrange, Columbia at Henrietta, Penfield at Brookside, and Brownhelm at Easton. Friday card lists Graf ton at Avon, Avon Lake at South Amherst, Ridgeville at Belden, La Grange at Columbia, Henrietta at Fenfield, and Brookside at Brownhelm.
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Gardner Jewelers Lose To Barberton In Tough Finish
In Barberton on Saturday afternoon Farber Clothes of Barberton defeated Elyria Gardner Credit Jewelers 52 to 45. Ray Conrad, a former Barberton High star, led all scorers with 17 points while Johnny Barkacs added 12 for Elyria.
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City Class B Bowling League Matches Tonight
The Elyria Recreation hosts eight City Class B League matches split into early and late shifts. Early action features Welsh Funeral Home versus Miller Celery, City Loan against Blue Sky Inn, Elks Wo. 465 facing Van's Service Station, and Electro Alloys versus Eagles. Late shifts include Ridgeville Hatchery versus Fox Furnace, Wykrent's Grille versus Tarry Tavern, Motor Haulaway against Gerber's Meats, and Tattersall Dairy versus Shell Petroleum.
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Miller Celery
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