Golden Gloves Finals Set In Cleveland Public Hall
The Cleveland Plain Dealer previews the Golden Gloves finals with 14 Open and Novice bouts. Winners include Leroy Jackson over Dick Roach, Chuck Hunter over Walter Robinson, Sammy Derrico over Leon Spencer, Bill Tierney over James Otis Walker, Bobby Richardson over Pets Misto, Martin Nelson over Sartsont Powell, Otis Bivins over Wally Vrbancic, and Jerry Roberta over Eddie Sims. Also noted are Ridgeville’s 62 points per game and a potential three way tie in Lorain County Class B League, with comments on a foul shooting contest.
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Cleveland
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Chapions
Leroy Jackson
Dick Roach
Chuck Hunter
Walter Robinson
Sammy Derrico
Leon Spencer
Bill Tierney
James Otis Walker
Bobby Richardson
Pets
Misto
Martin
Victory Cup open table tennis tourney in Cleveland set
Phil Greenstein announces the Victory Cup open tournament to be held at Hotel Aller d on Saturday and Sunday with 96 entries including 47 from out of town. Two notable entrants are Bill Holzrichter of Chicago and Leth Thal of Columbus as organizers push for a record field.
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Mall
Phil Greenstein
Cleveland Table Tennis Association
Hotel Allerd
Greenstein
Elyvia
Cleveland
Bill Holzrichter
Chicago
Leth Thal
Columbus
Night baseball dispute pits major league owners against fans
United Press reports in New York describe baseball owners divided over extending night games. Figures like Ed Barrow and Clark Griffith push for changes while others resist, citing profits and tradition. The piece labels owners as self-interested, failing to unite for broader public access to baseball at night.
All-Star Pin Sked The Etytra Fe Styr Lesa matches
Scrambled lines describe an all star schedule with names and places, but the text is garbled. It references teams, dates, and venues in a rough listing style. Key entities are unclear due to OCR errors, leaving only scattered proper nouns like Camas Crins and BARE.
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Camas
IClearview Opposes Dukes In Quest Of 14th Cage Victory
iClearview High cagers seek a 14th win as they host Wellington High’s Dukes in a Northern League game Friday. Clearview has won seven straight in league play while New London Amherst Vermilion and Medina hold mixed records.
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iClearview
Dukes
Learview High
Vie
Wellington High
Clippers
Clearview
Vermilion
Medina
Dairy Continues On Top Siffert Hits 655 Series
In Wykrents Home Bowling League action Dairy Service maintained a one game lead by taking two of three from Goodman Beverages. H and R Equipment posted a season high 1,058 in the opening game as part of a 2,673 series, while Siffert led individuals with a 655 series aided by three titles. Other results include Venture Inn sweeping Gypsy Fiddle and Kushner Wines grabbing two from Kushner Beers as Seven Up-Northwood’s match was postponed.
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Berlin
Dairy Service
Wykrents
Goodman Beverages
Wykrent’s
Wykrent Grandpas
H and R
Ihe H and R
Samson Ale
Mantry Wines
Elyria Howling Center
Smitty
Relay Service
Royal Crown Cola
Waldorf Red Band
Elyria Lumber
Curley’s
Arvay
Waldorf Red Bend
Tom Ball
Siffert
Virtus
Elyria
Teaders
Pattern Shop
Steel Shell
Safety Department
Packers
Jack Siffert
Cincinnati Cagers End Slump With Wilmington Win
Cincinnati basketball team snaps a losing streak by defeating Wilmington. player performances include a 22 16 19 scoring line at halftime and a final margin reflecting a solid team effort. Other brief notes mention Fortunes for Fortunton and additional local games as the semester ends and several matchups are scheduled.
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United Press
Willngton
Cwainnat
Cacarat
Walminge
Swictorice Aluffton
Jaye
Marietta
Jena Carrol
Akron
Findiay
Ohin
Giants buy Mize on conditional basis from Cardinals
New York Giants master plan hinges on Jonny Mize’s health with an option to return him to St Louis if spring training reveals lingering shoulder issues. Trade sends Mize for Pitcher Bill Lehrman Catcher Ken O'Dea and repaid $40,000, while Mize undergoes conditioning in Hot Springs Ark before Miami camp. Giants also expand farm system from five to nine clubs, adding Oklahoma City Jacksonville Bristol Natchez Oshkosh Jersey City Salisbury Milford and Fort Smith.
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EW York
Jonny Mize
Catiinals
Giants
Bill Terry
Terry
Cardinal
St. Louis
Cardinals
Bill Lehrman
Ken O'Dea
Mize
Ants
Mc Ott
Horace Stoneham
Florida
Big Slugger
Hot Springs
Ark
Miami
Babe Young
Polo Grounds
Taci
Mortel
Dizen
Chitazo Cubs
Pancho Snyder
Jersey City
Oklahoma City
Jacksonville
Fiz
Bristol
Tenn. Natchez
Miss
Oshkozh
Wit
Jercy City
Salisbury
N.C. Milford
Det
Fort Smith
Ara
Seven County Loop Basketball Week Schedules Debut Tonight
Lorain County Class B League action opens with South Amherst hosting Brookside in a 7 pm preliminary. Tomorrow features Avon vs Avon Lake at Avon Lake. Ridgeville hosts Oberlin as Ridgeville eyes an eighth straight win, Henrietta at home against Patehelm, Eaton hosting Graf ton, Columbia at Belden, Brighton at La Grange, and Camden at Penfield.
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Lorain County
South Amherst
Brookside
Rieserve
Avon
Avon Lake
Ridgeville
Oberlin
Oberlin High ‘Indians
Henrietta
Pate Helm
Eaten
Grafton
Columbia
Belden
Brighton
la Grange
Camden
Penfield
Mulcahy To Be Honored Tonight At Philadelphia Dinner
Philadelphia January 29 Mulcahy first major league star to join armed forces will be guest of honor at the sports writers dinner tonight. In four seasons he showed potential as a top NL pitcher before his career paused by induction into the Army. Mulcahy, now a private in artillery, vows to return to baseball after the war.
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Grange High
Bill
Johnny Haydn
Johnny
LaGrange
Carl W. Martin
Cosch Peyden Koontz
Martin
Ceaniz
Ross
Ross Independents
Mammy
Alex Petrus
Oberlin Janby Oils
Philadelphia
Mulcahy
Philadelphia Sports Writers
The
Philigs
Army
Anbrush Mulcahy
Insees
Dawagen
Kirby Hicbe
Claude Passeau
Bucky Walters
Mulrony
Tn Tia
T Mulcahy
Anit
Scholastic Wrestling Results Highlight City Meet
The report lists multiple weight classes with placements and scores from a scholastic wrestling event. Notable entries include Columbus Centre 42 and Aquinas Shawnee placing, while wrestlers such as Armen Teng, Emors Mears, and Samih are mentioned among others.
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Pgh
Ng Ok Soo
Maser
Voneven
Pest
Armen
Final First Half Contests In Industrial League Play
Western Automatic aims to clinch outright tie and top group after four straight wins. A three way or two way tie could emerge with Bensonix Westinghouse and American Radiator, while General Industries faces Trew Shovel in the other key matchup as Roemer Pump and other teams also vie for position.
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Inal Zanner
Raskelbsil
Jefferson
Lickine — Bendix- Westinghouse
Innizghs
the & Fosibte
Btndix
Sheermvn
Tan
Benedix
Roemer
General Industries
Benidix- Westinghouse von Westim
Snate
Gentral
Knights of Columbus Pin Sked Sets Evening Matches
The Knights of Columbus bowling league at K of C Alleys features early shift action at 7 pm with MacCarthy Funeral Home (4-3) facing Welsh Funeral Home (7-2). Par-T-Pak Revere 1831 battles Coca-Colas G-8r in the other seen matchup.
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Uralina
Knights of Eptumsbus
K.ofle
MacCarthy Funeral Home
Welsh Funeral Home
Revere
Coca-Colas
Bradley Suggests Twilight Baseball In American League
Alva Bradley, of Cleveland, proposes twilight start times for AL games next season to curb night games and aid workers. He favors four thirty and four o clock starts for regular afternoons, with a 2 p.m. start on Saturdays, arguing daylight saving will help finish twilight contests.
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Cleveland
Alva Bradley
Twls
Jeter
Bradley
Ste
Will Harridge
New York
Indians
Bears rally past Barons 2 1 in overtime showdown
Hershey Bears top Cleveland Barons 2 1 in overtime before 10096 fans as Stan Smith debuts for Cleveland and Bill Beveridge first game since Jan 3. Bears extend lead over Barons to six points in the AHL standings.
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Cleveland
Jon
Hershey Bears
Cleveland Barons
Stan Smith
Bill Beveridge
Nets
Hershey
Smith
Canada
Don Beacon
Mershey
Damore Eddotts Shewenie Spetes
Clevio
Beara
Pettinger
MacDonald
Blyood
Lee
Gosis—Destinny
Cunningham
Derma
Army May Close Mexican Track Due to War Traffic
Sacramento Gov. Olson said Agua Caliente race track in Mexico may be closed by the U S Army to curb highway congestion. The ban targets large public gatherings over 3 000 people with ongoing restrictions deemed necessary for wartime troop and material movement. Agua Caliente itself remains unaffected.
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Cal
Jen
Mexico
United States
Culbert
L. Olson
Santa Anita
Hollywaut
Tark
Bay Meadows
Tonforan
Agua Galiente
San Diemo
Caliente
Olson
Oleon
Ambiguous High School OddsListed Schedule Night Games
A scrambled list of athletic matchups across several towns and schools including South Amherst, Lakewood, Vermilion, Rideerse, and Northern Lezene. It mentions teams such as Eaton, Vermilion, Aven, Atom Usher, and Brain Amherst with references to county league play and a late game featuring Theningham.
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Tosioht
Eax Breoksde
Amherst
Poay— Sirra
Cineind Hewnts
Teram
Shaker Heaute
Shaw
Lakew
Brain Amherst
Theningham
Eric Lesturmarie
Lezene
Comry Axe
Lote
Peckinpaugh Satisfied With Latest Baseball Post
Veteran player and former manager Roger Peckinpaugh, now vice president, says he has the urge to stay close to the game and will help in decisions as his club contends for success. He recalls joining Cleveland in 1910 and later guiding teams to championships with the Yankees and Nationals.
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Leveland
U.P
Mnienner
Aoe Pomdewill
Roger Meckinpaugh
Tudiy
Levrlamt
Lucia m
Perkinpaugh
Indiatsy
Duthendians
Lou Boudreau
Lzane Houkinpaugh
Peck
Cleveland
Washington
Nationals
Clearview beats Oberlin for 13th straight win 42 27
Clearview High remains undefeated in Lorain County basketball by defeating Oberlin High Indians 42 to 27 for their 13th straight win. Powers led scorers with 17 points for Oberlin. Krupp topped Clearview with 8. Oberlin reserves fell 25 23. Also notes local Class B team Wellington Stumble Bums seeks games.
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Clearview
Oberlin
Clearview High
Lorain County
Oberlin High Indians
Evte Oberlin
Clippers
Indians
Wellington
Don Miller
Kelly Street
Coal Cagers Score Sixth Straight House Loop Victory
Home club in Howe League action defeated Harshaw Chemical 12-21 on the Y court to extend their league lead. Bill Cox led the Coal team with 11 points while Griz was top scorer for the visitors with seven. Western Flyers beat Elyria Hardware 33-18 as Larry Coleman and Jo Miller led scorers. Bearry and Rice anchored a close Western Bullets win 20-18 over Bendix Westinghouse, and Day's Hardware topped M C A 4-20 with Dow and Wright scoring 14 and 13 respectively. Bell Company crushed Elyria Furniture 56-38 with Gardee and Dunlap strong for the winners.
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M. C. A. Howe
Harshaw Chemical
Bill Cox
Coals
Griz
Western Flyers
Elyria Hardware
Larry Coleman
Jo Miller
Western Bullets
Wie
Bendix-Westinghouse
Rice
Bullets
Bearry
Day's Hardware
Tommy Dow
Buzz Wright
Brouse
Bell Company
Elyria Furniture
Inder
Gard
Nee
Dunlap
Julewieg
Ut Furniture
Hershaw-Uher
Lin
Marse
Bray Rats
Oilemen
Miller
Finegan
Hogan Favored to Win Del Mar Pro-Am Tournament
Ben Hogan, top money winner on the 1981 Ruif circuit, opened as favorite at Bing Crosby's Nancho Santa Fe course for the 8,000 event. Hogan arrives off wins in the Los Angeles Open and San Francisco Open, while Sammy Snead, winner in three of five Del Mar tours, hopes to challenge on the Rancho Santa Fe layout.
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Cal
Ben Hogan
Bing Crosby
Nancho Santa Fe
Hogan
Sammy Sncad
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