Lorain County Class B Scores Published Despite Hurdles
The Lorain Chronicle Telegram explains its weekly county Class B basketball score summaries, aided by rural correspondents and coaches. It notes Eddie Kubuski of Grafton scored 28 in a South Amherst Grafton game, a county record, and discusses coaches wary of public scores affecting contracts and rival defenses.
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Lorain County
Chronicle Telegram
Grafton
Amherst-Grafton
Eddie Kubuski
Chronicle-Telegram
Board of Education
Elks First To Enter National Bowling Tourney
Elyria Elks No. 465 bowling team becomes the first entry for the Elks National Bowling Tournament to be staged in Toledo. The five man event opens April 1 with doubles and singles on April 2.
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Elyria Elks
Elks
Toledo
Elyria
Mac McCoy
John J. Gray
Milwaukee
McCays
West Virginia
McCoys
Hatfields
Inter-City Bowling Dates Shift to April in Tiffin Meet
The Inter-City Bowling Tournament will be held in Tiffin with festivities from March 4 to April 23, replacing the earlier April 16 end date. About 100 teams have entered so far with 150 more expected, amid optimism about strong participation in the large event.
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Tiffin
Arch
Yankees
Cy Slapnicka
Cleveland Indiwns
Florida
Indians
Ben Chapman
Roy Clymer
Elyria High School
Ray Cliff
Cliff
Elyria High
Hialeah
Bull Lea
Elyria Crimsons Clinch Lead After Tough Lorain Win
Elyria moves atop the Lake Erie League standings after beating Lorain in a hard fought clash. Referees Carl Brubaker and Wayne Blough called 29 fouls, 18 on Lorain and 13 on Elyria, prompting the columnist to urge standards for consistent officiating.
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Crimson
Lyria High
Lake Erie
Shaw
Lorain
Elyria
Lakewood
Cleveland Heights
Shaker Heights
Carl Brubaker
Wayne Blough
Brubaker
Blough
Oberlin Basketball Swing Through Western New York
Oberlin travels February 3 and 4 to Hobart and Clinton New York and to Rochester for games Friday and Saturday. Past Oberlin Hobart results show 2-1 in Oberlin favor and Rochester leads Oberlin 9-7 in their series. Oberlin-Rochester high score was 47-21 in 1931, with upcoming schedule including Ohio Wesleyan February 11 and Mount Union February 15 at Alliance.
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New York
Hobart
Clinton N. Y
Rochester
Oberlin
Ohio Wesleyan
Mount Union
Alliance
Denison
Gray Memorial
Western Reserve
Wellington And Clearview Win Northern Games
Wellington and Clearview high schools stretched their Northern Basketball League lead with 6 1 records after wins over New London and Vermilion. Wellington edged New London 32 25 as 35 fouls were called, while Clearview edged Vermilion 35 28 with Ray Waters scoring ten for Clearview. Reserve results: Clearview 23 Vermilion 16 and New London 24 Wellington 22 in overtime.
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Vermilion
Wellington
Clearview
Ed Burton
Bill Anney
Cooke
Ray Waters
Kennedy
Medina
Amherst
F.T Antiey
Cantey
West
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Ry Lueker
Obrig
Art Togers
Raley
Wil O Cooper
London
I Cooke
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Thomas
Saunders
Mathers
Ed Birton
Lachmans If Bee
Bovssokt
Tee Peer Waters
Gadeleed Arthrell
Parry Ware
T. Berker
Mt Nieding
IC van Oe Jeffery
Ford
Berea Five Top Oberlin In Close League Contest
Berea High basketball team clinched undisputed Southwestern League lead by edging Oberlin 33 to 31 at home. Forward Andrews scored 17 for Berea, while Norm Willbond added 10 for Oberlin in a tight league game.
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Oberlin
Bberea
Berea High
Cagers
Andrews
Norm Willbond
Reren—I
Gra ” Phillips
T Andrews
Lleffner
Eben
Oschenberg
Weet
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Ll Brooks
Rem
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Y Harley
Bowman
Willbond
Hudwell
Campbell
Ohio Scholastic Cage Results Roundup
United Press report lists numerous high school basketball scores from Ohio. Elyria 42, Lorain 34. Dayton Steele 26, Fairview 21. Willard 26, Norwalk 24. Dover 38, Canton McKinley 26. Sandusky 40, Fremont 27. Marietta 33, Coshocton 36 in overtime. Akron East 27, Kent Roosevelt 16. several others include Believed games: Cambridge 38, Lancaster 22. Mount Vernon 43, Galion 34. Columbus East 31, Central 21. Toledo Central 39, Libbey 27. Cleveland West Tech 35, South 18. Cleveland East 33, John Hay 22. Cincinnati Purcell 34, Woodward 0. Cleveland St. Ignatius 31, Rhodes 0.
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Leading Quintets Win In Lorain County Contests
In Lorain County Class B action Columbia High defeated LaGrange 45 to 34 on the road while Eaton stayed idle atop the league. Henrietta moved within one game of Eaton by beating Penfield 31 to 20 and Avon routed Grafton 45 to 37. Ridgeville beat Belden 39 to 25, Brookside edged Brownhelm 17 to 15, and South Amherst edged Avon Lake 23 to 22 in a thriller. Reserve results: South Amherst over Avon Lake 18 to 8, Brownhelm over Brookside 16 to 13, Ridgeville over Belden 25 to 19, Avon over Grafton 30 to 10, Columbia over LaGrange 19 to 9.
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Kelner
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Amherst
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Grafton
Dudley
Jeckel
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Five Lorain County Miters In Gloves Semi Final Bouts
In Cleveland at Public Hall on January 28, three open division champions and two novice division champions advance to the semi finals of the Plain Dealer Golden Gloves. Open contenders Kochan Miekarek and Schindler win rounds. novice reps Passanisi and Robinson also reach semis with decisive and knockout victories.
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Johnny
Art Green
Cleveland
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Max Schindler
George Edwards
Edwards
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Charles Monroe
James Grimshaw
Mike Leggendees
Martin Scheilhower
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Lou Dell
Alex Pielak
Len Clark
Billy Gulling
Andy Vaughn
Cecil Franklin
Georgie Toy
Nick Radosovich
Amherst
Joey Pirrone
Jimmy Alu
Frankie Loucka
Frankie Reese
Steve Malinky
John Jackson
Paul Minnich
George George
Bill Huff
Columbus Common
Russ Abbott
Harold Rumpler
Jerry Flemin
Frank Mucha
Andrew Butler
Joe Mady
Joe Rebic
Joe Chiella
Warren McBride
Jim Barber
Hilltop Team Loses But Holds Loop Lead
Hill Top Tavern Keglers lost twice to City Loan but kept first place in Elyria Ladies bowling league. Standard Cleaners also fell to W T Grant Co. Sears Roebuck beat Leo s Five while Wykrent s Grille won both ends against Elyria Recreation. Jane Sayles rolled 205 for high single. Jessie Ellis had 512 for high series.
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Toledo U. Loses To Long Island In Garden Game
Toledo University fell 46 to 39 to Long Island University in Madison Square Garden after leading in the first half. Irving Torgoff led Long Island with 18 points while Chuckovitz scored 11 for Toledo. Akron dropped a 49 to 23 decision at Waynesburg. Toledo’s game marked Long Island’s 12th win. Heidelberg tainted result was later ruled a Toledo victory by NCAA officials.
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Three Games Listed On Court Program At Y Tonight
Elyria cage fans will see three local clubs face out-of-town foes at the Y M C A carnival. Worthington Dry Cleaners, Vermilion Martin Pontiacs, and local Elyria Gardner Credit Jewelers matchups promise entertainment. TheVe rmilion squad may upset the favored Elyria five while the opener features Elyria Elks versus Ridgeville Moodh’s Sohioans at 7 p.m.
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Worthington Dry Cleaners
Clearview
LaGrange Mobil Gas cagers post two wins
La Grange Mobil Gas defeated General Industries of Elyria 52-45 and Moodt Sohicans of Ridgeville 56-31. James led LaGrange with 27 points in the Ridgeville game, while Michaels paced the Industries with 22 in the opener.
Elyria holds lead in Lake Erie loop with rough win over Lorain
Elyria High edged Lorain 42 to 34 in a bruising Lake Erie League clash to remain unbeaten at the top of the loop at the halfway mark. The win lifts Elyria to 8 and 1 this season while Lorain suffers another tough defeat.
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Diner Team Tops Ridgeville Loop for First in League
Ye Old Diner moved into first place in the Ridgeville Knights of St. John Bowling League by winning three straight from Gerhart Diggers at the K of C alleys. Keisler of Gerhart Diggers led individuals with 564.
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