Northeastern Ohio Class B basketball sectional opens at Lorain
The Northeastern Ohio Sectional Class B tournament starts Tuesday at Lorain High School with games through Friday. Eleven teams from Lorain and Medina counties compete for three district berths at Kent State. Brookside and Clearview join newcomers Liverpool and Westfield, while Ridgeville and Oberlin previously advanced.
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Wills
Kert State University
Amrus
Lorain County
Amherst
Oberlin
Wellington
Lorain St. Marx
South Amherst
Eaton
Spencer
Medina County
Brookside
Clearview
Liverpool
Valley City
Westfield
Leroy
Ridgeville
Grefton
Sharon
Chatam
Lorain
New Lyme Deming
Kent
Columbiana
Johnny Cabot
Case Tech
Norton
Brecksville
Lorain St. Mary's
Demaret Defends Pro Golfers Against Critics
Smiling Jimmy Demaret denounces critics who label pro golfers as lax with rules and too combative. He argues pros push tougher golf than the USGA and claims Open winners rely on luck, while Winter rules disputes spark locker room tensions among players.
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United Press
T. Petersburg
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Hollywood
Jimmy
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Harlingen
Tex
Lloyd Mangrum
Henry Ransom
Australia
Norman von Nida
Demarest
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Mangrum
Ben Hogan
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Euclid Shore Tourney Draws Five Erie Quints
The Euclid Shore tournament seeds 19 teams for an eight round path to a regional berth in Youngstown. Five Lake Erie League clubs and two Southwestern Conference quintets share first round byes and open play Tuesday and Wednesday with several cross conference matchups, leading to a final quartet of potential second round and beyond.
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Eucllid Shore
Youngstown
Euclid Shore
Strea
Ferrvsey
Wil
Berea
Fairstew
Tacale
Parma
Laird
Bedford
Alaple Heights
Acton
Cleveland Heights
Garfield Heights
Lorain
Lakewood
Shaw
Cononeaut
Shaker Heights
Euclid Central
Erie
Cardinals
Lorain - Lakewood
Cleveland Heights Asiabula
Conneaut
Memtor
Maple Heights
Fairhem
S. Parma
Brush
Pannesride
Pea Beights
S. Garfield
Playoff Tuesday Sets First-Half Title Fight in North Ohio League
The Northern Ohio Basketball League class A first half playoff pits Columbia W. ER. W. 9240 against Oberlin Janby O.s at Columbia High School 8:30 p.m. Relard Martin announces the schedule. The winner will face undisputed second-half champion Falls Gaingk Tavern. A best-of-three series also has Columbia Redjackets vs Elyria Yellow Jackets tomorrow at 7:30 in the preliminary.
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Columbia W. ER. W. 9240
Oberlin
Janby O.s
Columbia
Relard Martin
Qimsied Falls Gaingk Tavern
Columbia Redjackets
Elyria Yellow Jackets
Little's 272 Wins Tourney at St. Petersburg Open
Lawson Little fired a final round 67 to win the St. Petersburg Open with 272 total. Bobby Locke closed with eight under par to finish second at 275 after a stirring late stretch.
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Locke
South Africa
Bobby Locke
Wooster Seeks Ohio Conference Title In Final Games
Wooster Scots moved into sole first in the Ohio Conference with a 37 38 win over Oberlin and a 13 2 conference mark. Kenyon looms as title decider while Mt Union and Denison win big. Cincinnati Bearcats clinch Mid-American title with 199 46 victory over Ohio University.
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United Press
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Western Reserve
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Toledo
Michigan
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Baldwin-Wallace
Kent State
LaGrange and Kipton Clash for White Division Title
LaGrange Hardware faces Kipton Hardware tonight on Jefferson School floor at 7 30 in the White Division playoff. The winner earns the right to meet Red Division champion Smiths Confectionery in a best of three for the overall league title, with games planned for Wednesday Thursday and a possible Monday if needed.
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LaGrange Hardware
Jefferson
Kipton
Comest
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Confectonery
Tenianveln
Varcn
Smitty's Holds Annual Banquet
Smitty's hosts its annual banquet with a large group of guests, including members of the Smitty's Co. and local figures. The event featured brief talks and emotional moments as tributes were paid to attendees and community contributors.
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Smitty's
Reid
Eng
Mamar Reformee Cruzen
Eli
Spon
Gorsee H Smith
Smit
Ana Smitin
Barons Move Sole Lead With Stiff Win In West
Cleveland Barons defeated the St Louis Fixers 5 2 to grab first place in the Western Division of the American Hockey League. The win extends the Barons’ unbeaten string to 17 games, two short of the league record, and lifts their points total to 79, one ahead of the Pittsburgh Hornets.
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Cleveland Barons
Clevelanders
Flyers
Barons
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Michigan Wins Hopeful Big Nine Cage Title Run
Michigan, building under Osverne Cowles since 1944, pursued a 2 year plan to crown a Big Nine basketball champion. A 40 to 36 win over Ohio State clinched at least a share, with Iowa routed Minnesota 35 to 50 as Michigan prepared to face Iowa in Ann Arbor, eyeing an undisputed title if victorious.
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Chicago
Michigan
Woolverines
Osverne Cowles
Darmouth
Cotch
Tceycon
Cowles
Dartmouth
Sopdemires
Ohio State
Iowa
Ann Arbor
Birmingham Firemen topple Spencer in Sunday tilt
In Birmingham, the Firemen beat the Spencer American Legion 44 to 32 as Johnny Weber led scorers with 11 points. Spencer’s L. Stuarts had nine points in the opener while Elyria Smith Confectionery defeated the Birmingham Merchants 35 to 23 by 10 points.
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Birmingham
Birmingham Firemen
Spencer American Legion
Johnny Weber
Firemen
L. Stuarts
Spencer
Elyria Smit- Confectionery
Birminghem
Rall
Jackson
Cavaliers Clinch Lorain County Class B Title Over Brookside
South Amherst defeated Brookside 57 to 37 to claim the Lorain County Class B Scholastic tournament championship at Lorain High School. Paller led with 19 points, Carstensen 16, as Brookside struggled on offense and rebounding. Eaton beat Henrietta 39 to 37 in the consolation, with Leimbach and Lyons among the top scorers.
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South Amherst
Lorain County
Lorain High School
Brookside
Julius Paller
Ed Zaberniak
Glen Carstensen
OUTH
Amherst
Cavaliers
Brighton
Eaton
Ion
Tume
Ridgeville
Henrietta
Clearview
Pando Opens
Len Pando
Gene Carstensen
Steve Vilagi
Fda Zabdorniak
Don O'nél
Zabormiak
Julius Pailer
Scarlet and Black
Twe
Paller
Duck Leidenheimer
Jim Lyons
Chuck Siniff
Lyons
Bill Dodd
Harold Leimbach
Stan Truszak
Bob Heyman
Bombers
South Ammeest
Ee .Ge
Wharton
Zasornak
Pando
Pal Hee
South Amherse
Eer Fawn Nares Officisis
Eddie Pinnigan
A. MN. Smirk
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Binoff
Trestek
Gris
Dodd
Hermes
Lions
Leumbach
Curzier
Emery
Bonnet
Johnson
A. N. Smith
Eddie Prontigen
Booster Club Board To Meet Tonight
The Elyca Booster Club board of governors will meet at 7:30 p m for the regular monthly business meeting. The session will cover standard agenda items and club affairs.
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Elyca Booster Club
Oberlin Swimming And Fencing Teams Cup Victory
Oberlin College teams secured a dual meet win with the swimming squad defeating Rochester 17 10 in a fencing meet and swimming events showing strong performances by Gav Yeomen and teammates.
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Gav. Yeomen
Rochester
S.imiming
Oberlin Falls to Wooster in Final Conference Game
Wooster's Scots defeat Oberlin 57 to 38 in an Ohio Conference finale at Warner gym. Earl Shaw scores 23 for Wooster, Charley Blackwell leads Oberlin with 10. Wooster finishes 15-11. Oberlin ends at 6-12. The win extends Wooster's winning streak to 13 games.
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Oberlin College
Yeomen
Wooster
Ohio
Warner Gymnasium
Scots
Operlin
Earl Shaw
Charley Blackwell
Woost
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Shaw
Thomas
Milhigan
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Kipton Quintet Wins Cage Title in First-Half Lead
Kipton defeated Litchfield 42 to 29 to clinch the first-half Class B title in the Northern Ohio Basketball League at Olmsted Falls. Leland Goss led Kipton with 17 points as the Kipton squad extended its seven straight first-half victories.
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Kipton
Litchfield
Northern Ohio Basketball League
Olmsted Falls
Leland Goss
G. F.T
Goss
Jones
B Loop Pin Schedule In Local Bowling League Tonight
The Bowling Center Class B League posts an eight match slate with a 7 oclock start. Teams include Loram County Excrvat sing Eivma Coech vs Eivma Maunufac turing Wagon Wheelie Olsen Manrise Terng Hemeganm Brothers and Loram Glass Late shift features Sioner's Rainbow Barts Hoowes and Sniezek Beiter Line vs Gibors Place plus Home Tarem vs Firegan Sher Wis Labor Unwin and M E S. & Labor Unwin.
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General Industries
Loram County
Eivma Coech
Eivma Maunufacturing
Wagon Wheelie
Olsen Manrise Terng
Hemeganm Brothers
S. Loram Glass
Sioner
Rainbow Barts Hoowes
Sniezek
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