Senior Church Basketball League Opens Week of Games
Multiple church league games were held on the MM C A floor this week. The Methodists defeated Grace Lutheran 43 to 15 with Bulls and Cook leading the winners. In a close second game First Congregational edged out St Pauls 18 to 17 in the final minutes. Other players mentioned include Castle, Greeny, Wooden, Kotsky, and Schoble for various teams as the season opener showcased a fast, hard-fought slate of five games. Referee was Waterman.
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Methodists
Grace Liutheran
Buls
Cook
Kofsky
Colsons
Wi Castle
Greeny
Industrial League Bowling Scores and Results
Industrial League last night saw Phonograph Co win three straight games against Standard Oil, led by Slife who posted a 242. Perry Fays edged Southwesterns two games to one in a tight set.
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Phonograph. Co
Standard Oil
Slife
Perry. Fays
Comebacks Flourish Across 1922 Sports Scenes
A look at notable 1922 sport comebacks across boxing billiards and baseball. Mike O'Dowd and Babe Adams staged dramatic returns, Willie Hoppe defended titles in New York, Joe Lynch regained his bantam crown, while Old Doctor Dope festooned alibis as the season showed renewed glory and unlikely returns.
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Virginia
Mike O'Dowd
New York
Dave Rosenburgh
Mike
Johnny Wilson
Brean Downer
Willie Hoppe
Jake Schaefer
Hoppe
Joe Lynch
Pete Herman
Johnny Bult
Babe
Ad— Ams
Pittsburg Pirates
Hector
God Babe
Adams
Oberlin Defeats Ohio Northern in Ada 29 to 20
Oberlin traveled to Ada and beat Ohio Northern 29 to 20 in their first visit to the city. Oberlin led wire to wire, sprinting ahead in the first half while Northern struggled to score. Landis and Witters starred for the victors, with Perlick and Fisher notable for the losers.
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Ada
Oberlin
Ohio Northern
Northern
Landis and Witters
Perlick
Fisher
F. Toe Fisher
Rf Perlick
H. Kersch
Money
Haley
Brechin
Smith
Cee
Sullivan
Jones
Ay Landis
Butler
Oe Weber
Haserodt's Jewelers defeat West Park in three game set
Haserodt's Jewelers tackled the West Park five last night and took two of three games. The West Park five won the last game by two pins. Theo Bald was high for the Jewelers and JJ Fitzgerald for the West Parks.
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Haserodt
Jewelers
West Park
Theobald
JJ. Fitzgerald
West Parks
Racing and curling and golf events listed for today
Sport events today include Racing meetings by the Business Men's Racing Assn in New Orleans Cuban American Jockey Club in Havana and Tijuana Jockey Club in Tijuana Curling features Northwestern Curling Association bonspiel in Minneapolis with Scottish curlers in Toronto Golf has Texas Open in San Antonio and Midwinter in Miami Winter sports open in Pittfield Massachusetts and North Canaan New Hampshire plus Wisconsin State Bowling Championship in Wanwan Bay
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Business Men's Racing Assn
New Orleans
Parent Teachers Club Forms in Wellington High School
Wellington January 25 Last evening the first meeting of the Parent Teachers Association was held in the High School Auditorium. The organization was made permanent with a constitution adopted and officers confirmed. President Mrs Mort Carpenter vice president Mrs Roy Clishy second vice president Mr Swanger Secretary Mrs Ralph Wittenbrook treasurer Mrs Charles Barnes. A fine musical program by the High School orchestra and members of the school followed. The PTAs are widely known and should give strong support in Wellington.
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Wellington
Parent Teachers Association
Mort Carpenter
Roy. Clishy
Swanger
Ralph * Wittenbrook
Charles Barnes
Local Wellington Notes Include Concert Tone and Club Reports
Last night Wellington radio fans heard two local musicians Treva Hawk and Helen Pierce on WDR Cleveland through Holst, but sound quality was uneven. Legion Auxiliary planned February initiations and a special meeting next Tuesday due to workload. four new members Carpenter Diriam Brouse Davies added. Odd Fellows installed officers with guests from Elyria, Noble Grand Gordon Meyers. lodge meets Tuesdays. Mrs George Warner hosted Wellington Sororities event with executive committee named for upcoming plans.
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LOGAL
Wellington
Radioc
WDR
Cleveland
Treva Hawk
Helen Pierce
Holst
Order of Odd Fellows
Odd Fellows “Hall
Elyria
Gordon Meyers
Noble
James West
John Perry
Albert Pierce
Wellington Township Trustees Meet and Local News
Wellington Jan 25 township trustees held a regular meeting with routine business. T. F. Callely will teach in Florida next year, leaving LaGrange for the move. Afternoon Club enjoyed by Caroline Bernard and Mrs. Gregg with Prof. Jeliffe of Oberlin. Friendship Guild plans Valentine dinner. Local updates include auto shows, health reports, ice storm effects, and social events among Wellington residents.
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Wellington
Florida
T. F. Callely
LaGrange
Caroline Rernard
F. K. Gregg
R.A. Jeliffe
Oberlind
Elyria High to Face Sandusky There Friday
Elyria High prepares for the second league game at Sandusky Friday night starting at 7 20. Coach Peabody reshuffled the lineup, aiming for a strong performance after two straight wins by both Elyria and Sandusky. The trip leaves at 4 20 with seven players and staff aboard, captains and guards listed among likely travelers.
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Elyria High
Sandusky
Peabody
Sanduskians
Weston
Sseven
Iapters
New York Central
Squire
Houserman
Heinzerling
Halpin
West
Ienters
Braddon
Vessey
Elyria Hosts Youngstown YMCA In Key Sectional Clash
Elyria and Youngstown YMCA face off in a State sectional game for Northern Ohio representation. Elyria seeks balance after a recent win and loss while Youngstown aims to maintain an undefeated record. The matchups feature several standout players and the crowd expects a competitive showcase.
Newark Shoes Face Bagies Club In Local Basketball Card
Bagies club and Newark Shoes highlight a triple bill with a postgame Leaders Corps match between halves against North Olmsted. The Eagles face Newark Shoes at 7 45 p m and Elyria Y Youngstown Y follow, managers vow strong lineups for a competitive night.
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Bagies Club
Newark Shoes
Aeap
North Olmsted
Sease
Lneups
Eagles
Elyria
Youngstown
Triangle Cagers Edge Boy Scouts 18 to 15
The Triangle five defeated the Boy Scouts at the Ely Building last evening by 18 to 15. Scouts led after three quarters, but Triangles surged in the final period to secure the four point victory. The article notes X rays are now used by jewelers to detect flaws in diamonds and other stones.
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Triangle
Boy Scouts
Ely
Triangles
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