Elyria officials seek higher pay amid cage woes
Elyria fans and coach Tufty Bauer fault officials in Elyria High basketball games while Lake Erie League contenders shift players. Officials earn 10 dollars for two games, as Elyria, Lorain, and Shaw vie for the league lead. Joe Scott leads Elyria scoring with 275 points in 25 games, and Bill Cowen has 111 in eight.
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Elyria bowls at A B C with largest local turnout
Elyria will send its largest ever delegation to the American Bowling Congress in Cleveland starting March 9. Secretary Jack Renninger says about 18 local teams may compete, with 14 already entered, split between regular and booster divisions, including Elyria Recreation Haserodt Jewelers and others. Deadline February 1.
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Barons Face Tough Schedule In Western Duel Run
Cleveland Barons, fighting for the western division lead in the International American Hockey League, face three hard games in five days. Wednesday they host Philadelphia Ramblers led by Kilby McDonald Bob Kirk and Bill Carse, with Hergesheimer and others in pursuit. Saturday returns to face Providence Reds, then a Sunday trip to the Reds. The stretch ends with a rest before February 8 and a visit from Springfield Indians.
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Held Transfers Defeat Eldotread In Bowling Match
The Held Transfers beat Eldotread two games to one in a St John s Lutheran Bowling League match at St John s school alleys last evening. Oscar Jaroch led with a 515 series.
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John Henry Lewis Battles Joe Louis in New York Showdown
Tomorrow night John Henry Lewis gets his best chance at the heavyweight title as he faces champion Joe Louis in New York. Louis holds long odds at 7-1, but many observers expect Lewis to give the champ a stern challenge.
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Sellout Crowd Set for Louis Lewis Heavyweight Title Fight
United Press reports a near sellout crowd of about 18,000 at Madison Square Garden for the Joe Louis versus John Henry Lewis heavyweight title bout. Odds favor Louis, with 10-1 on the champion to win by knockout in four rounds and 4-1 that John Henry lasts the distance. Both fighters trained well. Louis at 201¼ pounds and Lewis at 183½.
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Townsend Upsets Keller News Five
Huron County league action in Wakeman Ohio saw Townsend Independents pull a 35-18 upset over Norwalk Keller News. Plymouth Oils edged Willard Square Deal Milkmen 27-26, while Wakeman Clark Leeds beat Monroe ville Stote Markets 40-39 in overtime after a 33-33 regulation tie.
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Amherst Wings to host Wakeman Clark Seeds game
Amherst will host Wakeman Clark Seeds at 8 o clock Thursday evening in the Amherst High gym. The game features local teams in a scheduled matchup on the campus floor.
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Tavern Keglers Lead City B League Chase
The Tarry Tavern pinmen led the City Class B Bowling League after winning three straight over Wykrent's Grille as Miller Celery faltered against Welsh Funeral Home. Other results included Electra Alloys and Von's Service Station securing two wins each, Fox Furnace taking three, and Gerber's Meats, Tattersall Dairy, and City Loan posting two or three wins. George Smith led Von's with 629, Swede Carlson topped Electro Alloys with 242.
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Mickey Blake Tops Ice Teammates In Eating And Scoring
Cleveland Barons defenseman Mickey Blake, famed for his appetite, ranks among the league’s top scorers with five goals and eight assists. A Kingston native and Kingston Frontenacs alum, Blake joined from Windsor and has become a key asset for Coach Bill Cook. The Barons host Philadelphia Wednesday and Providence Reds Saturday at THE ARENA.
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Cage Results From Ohio Colleges And Notable Routs
Ohio State defeated Michigan 45 to 31 while Notre Dame crushed John Carroll 74 to 18. Minnesota beat Minoia 35 to 33. Michigan State edged Tennessee 35 to 31. Georgia topped Alabama 31 to 26. Albion fell to Hope 34 to 43. Olivet defeated Adrian 46 to 16. Bethany won 31 to 27 over Bethel. Tarkie lost to Central Missouri 23 to 28. Washington State beat Montana 48 to 41. Iowa State 40, Kansas 37. Ball State 43, Central State 236.
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Ohio State Buckeyes Top Wolverines for 45 31 Win
In Columbus January 24, Ohio State beat Michigan 45 31 to extend its second place in the Western Conference. A record crowd of 9 605 at the fairgrounds coliseum witnessed Jimmy Hull score 16 points to push his conference total to 58 in four games. Michigan led 23 20 at halftime on strong inside and outside shooting from Charley Pink and Tom Harmon. Hull energized the Buckeyes in the second half as Ohio State outscored Michigan 25 8.
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Tubes and Cleaners Highlight Industrial City Card
The Industrial City league features three games at Jefferson Junior High tonight. Fox Furnace meets Troxel at 7, General Industries faces Gardner Jewelers at 8, and Steel and Tubes play Standard Cleaners at 9. Steel and Tubes and Cleaners won opening games last week. Fox Furnace looks to remain undefeated, while General Industries seeks first win and Gardner Jewelers aim to rebound.
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Budge and Vines Stage Best Pro Tour on Record
The Budge Ellsworth Vines professional tennis tour tops prior marks midway through in Richmond Virginia. Don Budge leads 10-5 but Vines wins 4 6-4 6-4 in a sellout 4000 crowd. Gate totals reach 136 850 with 90275 attendees. Budge may join Perry on a Perry Vines style swing after Montreal March 6, aiming at record gates.
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Bowling Scores Show Team A Triumph Over B
Team A defeated Team B in a Keller-Kohn Company girls match last night at the K of Calleys. Franks led with a high score of 390, underscoring Team A’s strong showing.
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Crimson Quintet Faces Lorain In Lake Erie Showdown
In the Lake Erie League basketbalI schedule’s first half Friday night Elyria meets Lorain at Lorain. Lorain seeks a win to tie for first behind strong 11 game record eight wins. Shaw eyes rebound after OT loss to Elyria as it hosts Cleveland Heights while Lakewood travels to Shaker Heights. Lorain coach Harold Hickman calls the squad the strongest in years, with eight wins in 11 games. Their only home defeat came to Shaw, as Lorain failed to stop Shaw forward Dick Palmer.
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Lorain Merchants Defeat Elyria Elks 47 40 on Lorain court
In Lorain on January 24 the Lorain Merchants beat the Elyria Elks 47 to 40 securing their eighth straight win. Jack Heritage led Elyria with 15 points while Lloyd Morse added 13. Ernie Chenko netted 13 for Lorain and Moyer added 12.
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St Agnes Tops Hamilton in Sixth Grade Clash on Gates
St Agnes defeated Hamilton 17 to 11 in sixth grade league play on the Gates hardwood. Holy Cross beat Roosevelt 6 to 2. St Agnes high scorers were Smith with eight points and J Ling with six, while Shaffstall added four for Hamilton.
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Gophers Defeat Illini Regain Big Ten Lead
United Press reports Minnesota rallied to beat Illinois 35 to 33, moving atop the Big Ten standings with four victories and one loss. Gordon Addington scored the decisive field goal in the final 20 seconds as Illinois drops to fourth. Ohio State and Indiana won, with Buckeyes rallying to 45-21 over Illinois and Jim Hull totaling 16 points for OSU.
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Two Games Listed On Clearview Court Program Thursday
Clearview High gym hosts a two game night sponsored by the Varsity C Club. At 7:30 p.m. the Clippers, Northern League leaders, face a team of recent Clearview graduates. The second game features another grads squad against Elyria’s Worthington Dry Cleaners.
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Akron team seeks games with top class A or AA foes
The M. O Neil Moncos of Akron Rubber City amateur champions invite contact from strong class A or AA teams in the state to schedule basketball games. Last season they posted 59 victories and five defeats. this season they are 14 and 2. Managers should write to Jack Dunn at 287 Silver Street, Akron.
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Self-Knowledge Lighting Performance in Action
The value of understanding oneself is emphasized as a guiding lamp for better performance. It highlights that awareness informs choices, improves accuracy, and fuels personal growth in tasks and daily life.
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