Eagles Trounce Moose To Lead City League
In the Y City League last night, Hi-Speed Gas beat Agenda Club 27-19, Merchants defeated Universal Cleaners 42-27, Ohio National Guards edged Ohio Fuel Gas 18-16 in OT, and Mercenries beat Crawford Clothiers 24-16. The Agenda Club challenged Hi-Speed, forcing a fast finish.
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Ohio
Ernie Braden
Hi-Speed Gas
Agenda Club
Merchants
Universal Cleaners
Ohio National Guards
Ohio Fuel Gas Five
Mercenries
Crawford Clothiers
Hi-Speed
Gas Boys
Hi-Speed Five
Agenda
Corts
Kobn
Berv Snyder
Tom Smith
Chuck Wentz
Ervin Wentz
Ohio National Guard Fire
Ohio Fuel Gas
Alexander
Walt Maslyk
Herb Disbrow
Maslyk
Jerry Barkacs
Hoffner
Crooks
Renee
Disbrow
Masiyk
Josephs
James
Fritz
Richards
Aacs
Alesander
Hengartner
Fordham
Moody
Buswell
Hueneke
Eas
France
Cowie
Ts. Pertield
Columbia
Hieorietta West
Brownhelm
Avanabe
Cilamhia
South Amherst
Weeese Henke B
Lake Tee
Elbert
Ainden
Lana
Brighton Penfield
G. F. Weir
Storrer
Dangerfield
Lf T Smith
Blakeley
Penfield Beats Brighton 38 17 In County Hoop Clash
Penfield High defeated Brighton High 38 to 17 on Brighton floor as Bradstock and Kellogg scored 14 each for the Penfield win. Brighton’s Perkins led the Brighton scoring and Penfield girls fell 24 to 11 in the preliminary game.
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Kipton
Tan
Penfield High
Lorain County High School
Brighton High
Brighton
Farmers’ Institute
Bradstock
Kellogg
Penfield
Perkins
Sh Brighton
Penfield Girls
Fenfield
G. F
Hoskins
Eeveeeees
Hoo
Weloge
Woods
Bradley
Biges
Dickinson
Ereree
F. T. Workins
Cowie
Edwards
A & PaPal
A. N. Smith
Two Share Lead In Cue Tourney
Arthur Thurnblad of Chicago and Otto Reiselt of Philadelphia share first place after nine days in the world championship Three-Cushion Billiard tournament with four wins and one loss. Augie Kieckhefer sits third with three wins and one loss as Schaefer delivers the day’s best game defeating Westhus.
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Chicago
UPI
Arthur Thurnbald
Otto Reiselt
Philadelphia
Augie Kieckheffer
Thurnblad
Tiff Denton
Kansas City
Frank
Scoville
Buffalo
Johnny Layton
Sedalia
Jake Schaefer
Bus Westhus
J. Louis
Odd Fellows Bowling Final Round Set For Temple Alleys
The Odd Fellows announce second round games of the final half for the bowling resque tomorrow evening at the Temple alleys. Team 1 meets Team 4 while Team 2 plays Team 3. Champions were Team A and runners-up Team 4 of the first half. On Monday the IOOF will take two teams to Dover for a return match. All bowlers to meet at IOOF chip rooms Monday at 1:75 PM.
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Odd Fellows
Temple
Dover
Bay Defends Feather Title in Cincinnati Showdown
Freddy Viller of Cincinnati, 27, meets Bart Battalino in a one round featherweight title bout as both weigh risks. If fighters weigh over limits the match may be canceled or forfeits apply. Battalino, Hartford born, predicts a sixth round knockout and is listed 3 to 5 favorite. Arena seats 5500 with ticket prices from 34 to 2119.
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Freddy Viller
Cincinnati
Bart Battalino
Tonigh
Attaleon
Miller
Battalino
Knochey
Cincinnati Boxing Commission
Battaline
Plans Set For County Golden Gloves Journey
Lorain officials drew up plans for the county Golden Gloves tournament to be held February 12 in Lorain. Open division will feature amateur boxers eighteen and older with AAU cards. novice division restricts to boxers eighteen and under who have not competed in similar events. Judging, refereeing, and announcements are to be handled by the Lorain Sports Commission. Awards include AAU medals and championship tights.
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Couns Golden Gloves
Lorein
Derestpined
Lorain Sports Commission
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Northeastern Ohio Association
von Cleveland
AL A. A
Lorain Cavety Amato
Clayes
Lorain
E. A. Scammon
W. ©. McClellan
John Kolopus
H. A. Seaton
Ralph D. Chappell
Arthur §. Kurtz
Lorain County
Lorain County Athletic Club
Amateur Athletic Union of the
United States
Eagles Soccer Team Set For Sunday Game
Elyria Eagles soccer club holds meeting at 226 Bath Street to select a Sunday opponent from Alder son Meldrum Walker etc. The game marks the debut of the final eleven at Eis Stadium practice field with a 2 48 kickoff and reports urged players to report by 2 pm Sunday.
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Elyria Eagles
Bath Street
Latch United
Alderson
Meldrum
Walker
Fieneruy
Roberts
Twirk
Erdpiggs
Moves
Dodle
Cameron Marenson
J. Kirk
McKelnie
HL Walker
Paton
Eis Stadium
Segcon
Doeg to Quit Tennis for Business
New York January 27 John Hope Doeg former national singles and doubles player said he has retired from tournament play. He was credited with vowing not to appear in a Davis Cup match or as a contender for the national championship, as he planned to pursue advertising work.
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New York
John Hope Doeg
Hard
Wah
Doeg
S.ofoq
Leona Levy Shapes King Levinsky’s Fight Path
In Stillman’s Gymnasium Henry McLemore reports on Leona Levy, manager of King Levinsky, as she campaigns for his rise to champion status. Levy, known as Leaping Lena, defends her role amid boxing world skepticism, recalling her firing of the previous manager to control the King’s career and noting Levinsky’s relentless, brutal style.
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Henry McLemore
United Press
York
Stillman’s
Eighth Ave
Harlem
Sheraya
Rou Mseelage
Leona Levy
Ister
King Levinsky
Chicago
Kine
Fred Bon Toe
Bot
Cardinals Buy Ford From Reds For Utility Duty
Horace N. Ford long time Reds shortstop is purchased by the St. Louis Cardinals for utility service. Ford, a Tufts College alumnus who lives in Winchester Massachusetts, had weak hitting last season and was dropped from Cincinnati's regular lineup.
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Cincinnati
Horace Nf
Ford
Cincinnati Reds
St. Louis Cardinals
Reds
Tufts
Winchester
Mass
Eisle Quits Wittenberg Basketball Team
Star forward Claire Eisele of Akron, leading scorer for Wittenberg College, left the squad after a dispute with coach William Stobbs. Eisele was reportedly told he would not start against Denis on Saturday, ending two season runs as a feared Ohio scorer.
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Springfield
ry—Claire Eisele
Akron
Wittenberg
William Stobbs
Eisele
Wold
Denis
Ohio
Roofers Defeat Fremont in Ninth Straight Victory
The Nahbakowski Roofers beat the Fremont Pennzoils 34 to 25 at Amherst College, extending their win streak to nine this cage campaign. The first half ended 17-5, with the Roofers holding the lead, and the game was played in two 20 minute halves on Amherst eigh court.
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Mherst
Ak Nahbakowski Roofers
Fremont Pennzoils
Amhersleigh Court
Roofer Crew
Lorain Knights
Pythias Quint
Oberlin
Londos Risks Crown Tonight in Cleveland Showdown
Public Hall hosts a major wrestling card led by Jim Londos defending the world heavyweight title against Italian challenger Gino Garibaldi. Garibaldi, fast and powerful, is said to be Londos’ toughest foe in months, with a semifinal featuring Jim Clint Stock against Jack Washburn.
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Cleveland
Public Hall
Jim Londos
Gino Garibaldi
Garibaldi
Lonados
Jim Clintstock
Jack Washburn
Church League Tonight Features Three Close Matches
Three strong Church League games headline the schedule. The Methodists face Emmanuel Lutheran in a tight opener with cellar stakes. Pilgrim Community may upset Church of Christ, but the Churchmen appear superior. St Marys and St Agnes meet in the final, battling for city Catholic honors and league position.
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Methodists
Emmanual Lutheran
Church of Christ
Pilgrim
St. Mary's
St. Agnes
Cage Results From United Press Roundup
Bluefield 36, Morris Harvey 24. Georgia 42, Mercer 26. Maryland 88, M. I. 20. NC State 19, NC 18. Springfield 2, Conn Aggies 37. Tennessee 27, Vanderbilt 25. St Marys Toledo 27, Adrian 25. Iowa State 35, Drake 25. Colorado Teachers 35, Colorado U 21. Denver U 21, Colorado Mines 19. Illinois Normal 930, Illinois Wesleyan 2%. Madison S. D. Teachers 39, Sioux Falls College 18.
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United Press
Bluefield
W. Va
Morris- Harvey
Georgia
Mercer
Maryland
M. I
North Carolina State
North Carolina
Springfield
Conn
Aggies
Tennessee
Vanderbilt
St. Mary's
Toledo
Adrian
Iowa State
Drake
Colorado Teachers
Colorado U
Denver U
Colorado Mines
Llinois Normal
Ilinois Wesleyan
Madison S. D
Sioux Falls College
Erstwhile Loop Leaders Drop Into Third Place
The Eagles extended their winning streak to fourteen straight in City Bowling, sweeping the Moose to move into first with the Elks two games behind. Roy Ellis led with a 606 three-game total, and Hal Schafer notched a 229 high single as Guerin Pretzels beat Chronicle Telegram two games to one.
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Guerin Pretzels
Chronicle Telegram
Russ Davies
Eagles
Knights of Columbus
American Legion
Birdmen
State Highway
Elks
Chronicle- Telegram
Guenin Pretzels
Moose
Chronicle-Telegram
Barbers Defeat Wakeman 32 28 In Elyria League Play
Elyria Kolinski Barbers, a new cage team, defeated Wakeman Independents 32 to 28 here last evening. Maddock scored 11 with four field goals and three fouls. C Bement led Wakeman with nine points. Area teams in Lorain County are invited to schedule games via Dwight Richards.
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Wakeman
Elyria Kolinski Barbers
Wakeman Independents
Maddock
Barbers
C. Bement
Lorain County
Barkers
Dwight Richards
Laundon Street
Elyria
Ohio
la Grange
Grafton Merchants
Eaton Grange
Cleveland IcERS Take 3rd Place
The Cleveland Indians drop to third in the NHL after a 1-0 win over London on local ice. London and Windsor also earned ties, keeping Buffalo atop the standings. Irv Frew suffered a broken collarbone and will miss the rest of the season.
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Cleveland Indians
International Hockey League
London
Windsor
Cleveland
Buffalo Bisons
Redskins
Irv Frew
Cleveland Guard
Halliday
Frew
Columbus to host Olympic Trial Mat Finals
The national wrestling finals will be held in Columbus on July 7 and 8 to choose the U S team for the Los Angeles Olympiad. AAU and NCAA will select six men per weight, YMCA four per weight, with semi finals in 20 cities. Competitors train in Columbus a week after the event.
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Columbus
United States
Los Angeles
National
National Collegiate Association
Chicago
New York
Los Angles
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U.S
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Utica
Edward Murphy
Irving Jaen
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Chronicle-Teleg'm
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Schneider
Pettinger
C. Clevland
Carrigan
Quenneville
McFarlane
Gray
Gulf Gasoline
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