March Of Dimes Basketball Benefit At Elyria Tonight
The Elyria High School gym hosts a March of Dimes doubleheader featuring professional standards Cleaners vs Curahoga Falls Stamping and Welding with proceeds to the March of Dimes Committee. The second game has Dons vs Lance Motors in the YM C A City Class C League.
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Elyria
Standard Cleaners
Curahoga Falls
Elyria Junior Chamber of Commerce
Elyria High School
March of Dianes Committee
Akron
Cuyahoga Falls
Cleaners
Happy Days
Dons
Lance Motors
Y.mlc
Lorain VLE_W
Cleveland Browls
Bill Semerorch
Rudy Lawson
Wilbur
Lank) Cowen
JJ Mrontgomers
Joe Varsaw
Chuck Biloedern
Dum K Roral
Tony Scott
George Thompson
Rod Jackson
George Bond
Steve Srko
Smithy Smuthen Haro É Rufe
John Wiggers
Skier Outlook Centered as St Moritz Meet Looms
The preview highlights Vic Janowicz and Ralph Mover in guard roles for the squads while Mover returns after starting the last two contests. Cleveland Heights and Elyria boast potent offenses led by Kresz, Vance, and Weiss with stacked scoring. Defenses show parity as both teams concede around 39 to 40 points per game. Shaker Heights and Lorain clash amid injuries and graduations, Lakewood favored at home over Shaw, with remaining prep games and reserves scheduled before varsity action.
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Vic Janowicz
Ralph Mover
Mover
Cleveland Heights
Elyria
Nets
Individuaih
Kresz
Vance
lEve
Heignis
Weiss
Remco
Piaying Jaga
Pioneers
Shaker Heights
Faa
Lakewood
John Adams
Shaker Heshts
Lorain
Nosever
Shaw
Rangers
Jack Galvin
Ell Cnariesworth
Jerry Ross
Roy Wisecup
George Dalhing
Gaie
Erie
Dodds Leads in Wanamaker Mile Preview at Madison Square Garden
The piece previews the Wanamaker Mile at Madison Square Garden with Gerry Dodds of Boston as the heavy favorite. It notes Dodds' 4:06.4 indoor world best in 1944 and lists challengers Leslie MacMitchell New York A C Gerald Karver Penn State Browning Boss Villanova Bull Mack Michigan State Quentin Brelsford Ohio Wesleyan. It mentions Dodds' tactic of leading early to tire rivals and win.
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Jack Cuddy
United Press
ATEW
York
St. Moriz
iSwitzerland
London
New York
Madison Square Garden
Millrose
Doads
Geacon
Boston
Gil
Knights of Columbus
Dodds
Chicago
Leslie Mac Mitchell
Neww York A. C
Gerald Karver
Penn State
Browning Boss
Villanova
Bull Mack
Michigan State
Quentin Brelsford
Ohio Wesleyan
MacMitchell
Con
MacMittchell
G.l
Birmingham Faces Ashland Five In Sunday Basket Meet
Birmingham Firemen clash with Ashland Faultless Rubber in the feature game of a two game program at Birmingham High School. Ashland is led by captain Riencreex with coach of the Ashland College basketball squad.
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Birmingham Firemen
Ashland
Birmingham High School
Riencreex
Asnland College Pashetoail Warsty
Sundas Peur Corr
Brmicam Merchants
Loran Rambiers
Ely Center Triumphs 17-15 Over Eaton in Close Bout
Ely Center edged Eaton 17-15 on Eaton floor Thursday afternoon. Tom Dedrick led Ely with 10 points tying Grills of Eaton for game scoring honors. Grins of Eaton and Haynes contributed for their squads as both teams battled in a tight early season matchup.
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Ely Center
Eaton
Tom Dedrick
Ely
Grills
ELY Centeer
Tdurkee
Saneeee
Himba
Ogris
Sir
Haynes
Diedrice
St Marys Club to Show Irish Browns Movies
The Holy Name Society of St Mary Church will sponsor a festival February 5 with Notre Dame football films by Joe McArdle and a Browns movie by Chet Adams. Adams, oldest Browns roster member, played at South High School, Ohio University, the Rams, Packers, and Browns, and served as a first lieutenant after 1946. Tickets are from Holy Name members. society president is Thomas A Kelly.
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The
Elks iClub
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Tients
Charman
Charles E. Guth
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Joe BicArale
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Cleveland
Adams
Cleveland South High School
Oho University
Cleveland Rams
Green Bay Packers
Cleveland Browns
Ohio
McArdle
Frank Leahy
Leahy
Boston College
Nore Dameaclin Leahy
Red
Holy Name Society
Thomas A Kelly
Hunters urged to war on coyotes and wolves in Oklahoma
Oklahoma City Joe Scott reports the State Board of Agriculture president urged more hunting of coyotes and wolves after farmers complained the predators were exiting their stops. The state pays 250 dollars for each wolf killed and emphasizes active sportsmen participation as professional trappers are scarce.
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Oklahoma City
Joe Scott
State Board of Agriculture
Oklahoma
Scott
Fifth Winter Olympic Games Open With 1000 Athletes
More than 1,000 athletes from 28 nations began the Fifth Winter Olympic Games in St Moritz marking a historic return since 1936. Nations paraded their flags as the Olympic banner waved, with the motto Citius Altius Fortius inscribed above the arena.
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T. Moritz
Garmusch Partenkirchen
Bavarian Alps
Berlin
Adolf Hitler
St. Moritz
Olympic Race Stadium
Altius
Fortius
Y B C A Grade School Basketball Schedule Set
The Y B C A Grade School Basketball League will play on YY court Saturday afternoon with three games. Bloodhounds meet Setters at 2 36, Terriers face Collies at 3 15, and Poodles meet Bulldogs at with the three games on the program.
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Bloodhounds
Terriers
Poodles
Ecord
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