Elyria High Courtmen Dual Games Shape Up Week
Elyria High faces two key tests this week. Friday in Lorain the Crimson must win to hold the Erie lead and avoid a three way tie with Elyria Lorain and Shaw. Saturday they travel to University School where Elyria’s Bill Brandt has a personal stake in the rivalry and a promised $25 prize if his team wins.
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Lyria High
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Ralph Bauer
Lorain High
Lake Erie
Hal Hickman
Lavenders
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Erie
Shaw
Cleveland Heights
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Sixth Streeters
Crimson Cagers
University School
University
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Jack Brandt
Young Brandt
Brandt
Bill
Louis and Lewis Fight for Heavyweight Title Tonight
Madison Square Garden hosts a scheduled 15 round heavyweight title bout with Louis defending against John Henry Lewis. Observers note Louis holds a weight advantage but acknowledge Lewis’s experience and knockout record. pundits differ on how quickly the champion will win and warn against underestimating Lewis’s resilience.
Dopey Dukes nickname stirs Wellington High fans
Wellington High’s basketball team has a new nickname, the Dopey Dukes, after a weak showing last week. Coach Leo Grimes is unsure about the tag, as Lorain’s area competition in the Northern League continues. Seabiscuit aims for a Santa Anita Handicap prep in the San Felipe handicap this Saturday, a six furlong race with top contenders including Leading Article and Airflame among others.
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Lorain Journal
John W Saffells
James Allison
St. Joseph's Hospital
Saffell
Journal
Wellington High
Leo Grimes
Grimes
Vermilion Sailors
Seabiscuit
Santa Anita
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Biscuit
Honey Cloud
Rye Beach
Eaton Drubs Brownhelm For 10th Straight Win
Eaton routed Brownhelm 70 to 16 on the Eaton hardwood, extending its season-best win streak to ten and lifting their scoring total to 347. Center Art Rier led the attack with 19 points on seven baskets and five fouls, while Dick Hawke added 16 and Dave Cook 11 for Eaton. Brownhelm’s Reimer led with seven points. Other scores: Henrietta beat Columbia 34 to 26 in a thriller. Avon won 34 to 27 over Ridgeville. Brookside defeated Penfield 33 to 27. Belden edged LaGrange 40 to 39 in overtime. Grafton beat South Amherst 40 to 25. In reserve play, Eaton beat Brownhelm 43 to 18. Brookside 24 to 12. Avon 20 to 16. Henrietta 16 to 10. LaGrange 25 to ?.
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ATON
Brownhelm
Eaton
Rice
Art Rier
Dick Hawke
Dave Cook
Reimer
Hick
Henrietta Tevm
Colimbia
Henrietta
Ixinsley
Altmiller
Crockey
Columbia
Avon
Ridgeville
Sikora
Tom Holtwick
Carl Pando
Brookside
Penfield
Pando
Steats
Smith
Belden
LaGrange
Bob Kelner
George Racz
Grafton
South Amherst
Pee LaGrange
Michigan owns more than two million acres of land
Michigan holds over two million acres of tax-reverted rural land, reflecting broad government ownership and potential use for conservation or development. The figure highlights the scale of public-held property within the state and may influence policy discussions on land management and future sales or leases.
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Michigan
Undefeated Sears Meet Bells In Y House League
The Sears-Roebuck cagers, undefeated in Y M C A House League play, face the Bell Company team in the feature game at the Y M C A tonight. Bells tied with Elyria Hardwares for fourth. game starts at 8 p m with a full schedule preceding.
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Sears
Sears-Roebuck
Finegan Bakery
Elyria Dairies
Elyria Hardwares
Oberlin Highs Defeat Parma 41-21 On Hoops
Oberlin High School defeated Parma High 41 to 21 in Oberlin as Herman Hudnell scored 21 points in a scoring spree. Hudnell hit nine field goals and three free throws, with teammate Wilbond adding eight points to lead the Indians from an early lead.
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Herman Hudnell
Oberlin High School
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Parma
Hudnell
Indians
Hudwell
Wilbond
Three Ex Greats Named To Baseball Hall Of Fame
United Press reports George Sisler Lee Willie Keeler and Eddie Collins voted into the Baseball Hall of Fame at Cooperstown by writers. Sisler led with 235 of 274 votes. Collins 213. Keeler 207, just above the 75 percent threshold.
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Baseball Hall of Fame
New York
George Sisler
Lee Willie Keeler
Eddie Collins
Baseball Writers
Cooperstown
N. Y
Sisler
Baseball Writers Association
Rube Waddell
Philadelphia Athletic
Rogers Hornsby
Frank Chance
Ed Delahanty
Ed Walsh
Johnny Evers
Miller Sluggins
Rabbit Maranville
Jimmy Collins
Standard Cleaners Beat Steel and Tubes In Tight City Game
Standard Cleaners held off a late rally by Steel and Tubes to win 28 to 27, snapping the undefeated run and tying with Fox Furnace atop the Industrial City league. Gardner Jewelers outscored General Industries 30 to 13, while Fox Furnace defeated Troxel 38 to 19.
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Steel & Tubes
Fett Fos
Toe Standard Cleaners Co
Tame Steel and Puls, Tne
Gardner Credit Dewalers
Ie General Industries
Ue Troxel Company
Speed Kings Lead Colson Loop Despite Loss to Hopkins
In a Colson Corporation Bowling League week, the Hamilton Speed Kings dropped two of three to Hopkins Silver Kings but maintain first place. Bohn's Flyers fell to Basinski Banners, dropping from a tie for second to a tie for fourth. Gene Henke had the high single game at 215 and three-game total 613. Alex Miko led Cleaners with 11 points and clutch corner shots to seal a 28-21 win. Frank Minkowski topped Steelmen with eight points. Gardner Jewelers overwhelmed General Indust, pulling away after a 4-2 first quarter to lead 17-4 at halftime with Ed "Manny" Ross scoring nine. Kimosewski and Miller added four for the Generals. Fox Furnace won 38-19 over Troxel, tying first place with Standard Cleaners as Fox's Lee Brown and Arnold Michaels each scored 13 while Don Hitsman had eight for Troxel.
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Draw Plant Cones Set Pace In Automatic League
The Draw Plant and Cones pace the Western Automobile bowling league with wins at Elyria Recreation. Draw Plant beat the Finishers two games, Cones defeated Roberts two games, Power Plant toppled Executives two, Clearing House swept Machine Shop, and Engineers beat Office two.
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Clearing House
Holy Cross Hamilton Win School Loop Tilts
Holy Cross defeated Roosevelt 13 to 7 and Hamilton trounced St. Agnes 26 to 14 in Grade School League games played yesterday on the Gates hardwood.
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Hamilton
Roosevelt
St. Agnes
Smitty's Bowling League Schedule At K of C Alleys
Four matches planned at K of C alleys tonight with early shift at 7. Ales meet Pops and Samson's face Fish Frys. Late shift at 9 features Hamburgs versus Waldorf's and Hi-Proofs against Wines.
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K. of Calleys
Samson's
Three Teams Win In Opening 2nd Half Boys' Loop Games
Trakoff's Blue Devils opened the second half by beating Ferguson's Trojans 19 to 14. Baslyk's Bushwackers defeated Yost's Tigers 17 to 16 and Obringer's Bruisers routed Boddy's Redskins 37 to 10.
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County League Cage Standing
Shanghai runs a bird dealer section praised for strong patronage. The text argues law loses force without uniform application and firm administration.
Louis Lewis in Madison Square Garden Championship Bout
Joe Louis, the heavyweight champion, faces John Henry Lewis in Madison Square Garden in a highly anticipated title fight. Louis, a strong favorite at 10 to 1, vows to finish in the second round, while Lewis aims for a decision or knockout if opportunities arise. About 18,000 spectators are expected with ringside seats at $16.50.
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Joe Louis
John Henry Lewis
Madison Square Garden
Joe Louia
Lewis
Louis
Joe
John Henry
Mike Jacobs
City Class C Bowling Loop Schedule Tonight
The Old Mill Oil Bar keglers face the Big Casino on alleys 3 and 4 at Elyria Recreation in the feature match. Other matches include Romeo Pump versus Brown's Sohicans on alleys 1 and 2 Elyria Dairies versus Lodi Taverns on alleys 5 and 6 and Silver Fox versus Wyk r ent's Grill on alleys 7 and 8.
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Romeo Pump
Brown's Sohicans
Elyria Dairies
Silver Fox
Wykrent's Grill
Elks Schedule Two Games With Birmingham and Penfield
The Elyria Elks travel to Birmingham to face the Birmingham Merchants at 8:00 p.m. All Elks players meet at the YMCA at 7:00 p.m. Tomorrow they host the Penfield Ex-Hys at Penfield High School.
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Birmingham
Birmingham Merchants
Birmingham High School
Elks
YMCA
Penfield
Ex-Hys
Penfield High School
Guard Suspended Over Garbage Can Escape Of 28-Year-Old Lif er
In Columbus Ohio January 25 1939 guard Albert J Rose will serve a 30 day suspension for negligence in the escape of Howard Bowman a 28 year old lifer from Ohio Penitentiary Bowman evaded custody by hiding in a garbage can aboard a truck sent to the London Prison Farm Warden J C Woodard said the guard should have inspected the load before departure Four convicts who may have aided Bowman were placed in solitary confinement pending full clearing of the case
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Howard Bowman
Ohio Penitentiary
Albert J. Rose
Bowman
London
J.C. Woodard
Rose
Woodward
Quote on gender and politics as implied critique
A satirical remark on gendered improvement and partisan leadership. The speaker critiques men who presume superiority and calls for party politicians who are free of politics, suggesting a public desire for reformist figures beyond traditional party lines.
New London Upsets Clearview Behind Pheifer's Sharp Shooting
New London High School cagers upset previously undefeated Clearview 29 to 21 on Clearview floor. Paced by Bob Pheifer who dropped in six field goals, New London led 18 to 15 at halftime and tied the Northern League leaders with Wellington after the upset.
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New London High School
Cagers
Clearview
Wellington
Clippers
New London
Pheifer
New London Ted
Coca Colas Beat Motors In Knights Bowling Match
The Coca Colas won two of three games against Rothgery Motors in a Knights of St. John league match at St. John's school alleys. Rothgery had the high three game total of 543 while Barr led Coca Cola with 525. Krugman added a 208 in the second game for Coca Colas.
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Rothgery Motors
Knights of St. John
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Krugman
Coca-Cola
Cage Results From United Press Ohio Scholastic Scores
Ohio Scholastic Cage results list multiple high school games with percentages: Fremont 32 over Tiffin Junior Order e Sandusky 27. Findlay 25 over Bellevue 7. Mansfield 32 over Fostoria 40. St. Wendelin 24 over Akron Central 26. Akron West 20. Dover 27 over Akron Kenmore 15. Massillon 44 over Canton Lehman 20. Toledo Woodward 30 over Toledo Waite 22. Central Catholic 34 over Scott 26. Acomber 34 over Libbey 7. Belle Valley 38 over Woodsfield 37. South Zanesville 35 over Otsego 25. Cadiz 30 over Dillonvale 24. Philo 41 over Glouster 23. Pickerington 26 over Rushville 24. Sciotoville 44 over Waverly 29. Lancaster 20 over Lancaster St Marys Grandview 42. Delaware 37 over Groveport 23. Holy Family 21 over Columbus Academy 33. Bexley 23. Barnesville 31 over Ethesda 23. Byesville 44 over Roseville 20. Spencerville 29 over Elida 27. Lima St John 19 over Glandorf 18. Ohio Northern 46 over Bluffton 42.
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