Elyria High Looms In Berea Tourney Debut At Baldwin Wallace
Elyria Highs basketball team opens its first tournament appearance in 13 years away from Akron or Kent venues, facing Cleveland West at Baldwin Wallace on the new field house court in Berea. The feature recalls Elyrias storied past with postseasons, noting 1937-1935 teams and late 40s near state titles, while acknowledging current 7-10 record and unpredictable form. It also mentions broader sports notes about Browns road telecasts and local coon hunters.
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Elyria High
Cleveland West
Baldwin-Wallace College
Berea
Elyria
Goodyear &Ym
Akron
Wills Gym
Kent
Pioneers
Red Raiders
Bedford
Roy Clymer
Clymer
Elyria Combine
Wilbur
Lake Erie
Columbus
Massillon
Toledo
Bellevue
Canton McKinley
Middletown
Elgria
Akron West
Ravenna
Akron St Vincent's
Ashtabula
Western Reserve
Findlay
Cathedral Latin
Euclid Shore
Akron Central
Elyria Quint
Pioneer Court
Pete Block
Block
B Champs Ahe First Start In h Tourney Tonig COLUMBUS
Delphos St. John rolls to its Class B title on the Ohio schoolboys basketball tourney trail for the first time, as the St. John’s squad edges toward the end with a strong district showing at Celina. Other results include Willard’s 61-56 win over Sandusky led by Jim Nowakowski’s 31 and Junction City’s 59-53 setback to Glouster, plus Ashland’s 108-46 district rout of Bucy Tus and Middletown’s 56-49 Dayton win. Hamilton Public and Cincinnati, remain in contention as districts heat up.
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Columbus
Delphos St. John
Ohio
St. John's
Toledo Cen Catholic
Wies
Celin
Wapa' Koneta St. Joe
Rockford
Woodeagnaml
Gener Eeneeeen
Junction City
Sandusky
Jim Nowakowski
Willard
Nowakowski
Glouster
Ashland
A's
Mansfield
Middletown
Hamilton Public
Dayton
Fairview
Hamilton
Cincinnati
Hamilton Catholic
Barons Knock Off Caps to Win Western Division Title
The Cleveland Barons claimed the American Hockey League Western Division crown by beating the Indianapolis Caps 4 to 2, lifting their seventh divisional banner in 14 years. Pittsburgh moved to second, Buffalo beat Providence 4-2, and Hershey tied Springfield 2-2 as the Barons extended their lead atop the circuit.
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United Press
Cleveland Barons
Barons
Indianapolis Caps
St. Louis Flyers
Rampant Barons
Pittsburgh
Hornets
Gonfalon
Bun Cook
Cleveland
St. Louis
Buffalo Bisons
Providence
Springfield
Gondianapolis
Boucteal
I. Morrison
Raglan
Wolt
Indianapolis
Be Laws
Sa Cincinnati
LaGa
Bis
Buffalo
Springfield von Laven
Hershey
Teveland
Tadianapolis
Hershei Pitsburgh
St. Low
I Tale
Eeoyarnee
K.S
Spring Training Hopes Kick Off With Rookie Hype
Major league clubs begin spring training as fans glimpse new power in the lineup and rookie hopes.Vague critiques of pitchers and infielders follow, noting aging vets like Luke Appling and Al Benton while mocking management’s talent judgements and a Don Johnson miscue with Don Johnson.
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Gus
Luke Appling
al Benton
Manager vows not to pry into players private lives
Tucson dispatch reports Cleveland Indians manager sou Boudreau stated he will not interfere in the private lives of any players. He commented on rumors that pitcher Gene Bearden may obtain a divorce and marry actress Shelley Winters, emphasizing focus on baseball duties rather than personal matters.
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Tucson. Ariz
U.P
Sou Boudreau
Cleveland Ndtians
Gene Bearden
Shelley Wint
Blackwell A Reds Pitcher Aims For Return To Win
TAMPA FLA U P Ewell Blackwell the buggy whip right hander declared himself ready for opening day April 18 with the Cincinnati Reds. He said the shoulder trouble and kidney operation are behind him and he expects to regain his 1947 form when he won 22 games and posted a 2.47 ERA.
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Tampa
Fla
U.P
Ewell Blackswell
Cincinnati Reds
Luke Sewell
Ambitious claims swirl around spring team conduct
Will Tolerate Mild Drinking Boudreau supports limited player drinking and argues policing beyond set rules violates player freedom. Bearden denies plans to wed the blonde across, saying there is nothing to it and he was only dining with her in company, while assuring his wife of the truth.
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Boudreau
Bearden
Pin Handicap Bowling Tourney Dates Set at Stoner's Rainbow Lanes
The second annual Pin Handicap Bowling Tournament at Stoner's Rainbow Lanes runs April 29 to May 28, with five man, doubles, singles and all events. Bert Fuhn will manage. Entry is $3 per event plus $1 for all events. Entries accepted at the alleys or by mail to Simney's Rainbow Lanes Elgin RD. Deadline midnight April 15. Prizes in all divisions. team champion trophy. singles youths and all events medals.
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Stoner's
Rainbow Lanes
Bert Fuhn
Simney
R. D
Elgin
iPRO Cage Results From New York and Baltimore Scores
Basketball results show New York 82 Baltimore 76 and Philadelphia 4 Boston 4. The fragmented text mentions Washington 74 and Chicago area entries, with Waterloo 42 noted, but most data is garbled. The readable items indicate a set of association scores across multiple teams in a conference or league.
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Basketball “Association
New York
Baltimore
Philadephia
Bostoey
Warne
Lous
Ayricuse
Waterloo
Missers and Trippers Undefeated in Senior Cage Loop
Missers and Trippers extended their season runs with third wins as Missers edged Maulers 42 38 at the Y M C A and Trippers beat Dribblers 49 39. Also on the schedule Lorain County Classic Bowling League tees up four matches at Stoney's Rainbow Lanes tonight with 9 o'clock starts.
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Trippers
Maulers
Y.M.C
Dribblers
Swishers
Stoney’s Rainbow Lanes
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Rainbow Lanes
Olympic
Rigtin Hardware
Eihardt’s
Pabst Blue Ribbon
Better Line
Olympic Recreation
Elyria Furniture Va
McAlpin Kaiser-Prarez
Rainbow Bar
Gardner Jewelers
Eiztia
Elyria Hardware
Biundard Cleaners
UPC
United Polish Club
Stoney's
McQuitlon Coal Company
Granite Concrete
Toggery
Lorain Glass
Thom
Esson’s Chips
Wrekoff Cleaners
Steve's
Glowenski
Grafton Road
Standard Brewing
Aissers
Senaee
W. L. Pet
Telopera
Joe Watson
Tom Smith
Smith
Stevenson
Chester
Preeman
Lowery
Johnson
Odo
Rais
Pals
Alstetter
Byenek Panderman
Stewart
Joy Gollmar
Re Armer
Aj Unger
Ie. Yohnnan
Watson
Lemon Remains Unsigned as Indians Spring Training Advances
At Tucson spring camp the Cleveland Indians work through day two with pitcher Bob Lemon still unsigned after talks with President Eilis Ryan and GM Hank Greenberg. Lemon seeks 30000 while Berardino and Avila reached deals. Embree will be sent to San Diego. Luke Easter shows power in batting drill as Orestes Minoso was expected to report today.
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Tucson
Ariz
Picher
Bob Lemon
Cleveland Indians
Lou Boudreau
Lemon
Eilis Ryan
Hank Greenberg
Johnny Berardino
Roberto Avila
Charles
Embree
San Diego
Brill
Tribe
Luke Easter
Randolph Park
Boudreau
Orestes Minoso
Greenberg
Harvard Names Lloyd Jordan Head Football Coach
Lloyd P. Jordan was appointed Harvard's 20th football coach after leaving Amherst where he coached since 1932. The move follows Harvard's tough 1-8 season, with Jordan acknowledging a challenging task but expressing optimism and a plan to adapt the unbalanced line and single wing under his era.
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Cambridge
Mass
Lloyd P. Jordan
Harvard
Crimson
Jordan
Amherst College
Amherst
Stanford
Toighten
Art Valpey
University of Connecticut
William J
Bill) Bingham
Paul Buck
James B. Conant
Bingham
University of Pittsburgh
Glenn
Pop) Warner
County Fives Reach District Playoffs With Sectional Victory
Wellington, Avon Lake and Eaton earned berths in the Northeastern Ohio District Class B Tournament after wins in the Clearview sectional final at Oberlin. Wellington crushed Westfield 53-29. Avon Lake survived Lorain St. Marys 43-41. Eaton edged Amherst 46-45 on a late free throw by Jim Lyons. Avon Lake, Eaton, and Wellington will represent the county in Kent next week. Avon Lake led St. Marys 28-28 entering the final period, then pulled away despite St. Marys’ late push. Eaton extended its win streak to six, and Avon Lake moved to 5-1 in the county tourney before the district.
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Lorain County
Wellington
Eaton
Avon Lake
Ohio
Kent
Clearview
Jones Memorial
Oberlin College
Westfield
Leroy
Medina County
Lorain St. Mary’s
Steel City
Amherst
Jim Lyons
Lorain
Shoremen
Bartlome
Chuck Berrington
Carl Swineford
Comets
Jenkins
Wohlever
Rader
Swineford
Leav- Pareek Ingers
Avon Lakes
Quarts
Pete Rockas
Jerry McGee
St. Mary’s
Dick Tomanek
Jim Anderson
McGee
Anderson
Dave Andrezejewski
St. Mary's
Tomanek
Larry Lenzen
Rockas
Lenzen
St. Mary‘s
Rader Delivers Late Free Throws For Eaton Victory
Rader and Lyons led Eaton as they edged Amherst 45 45 with a late free throw rally. Lyons sank the decisive shot after Bart lome and a tied earlier long raker, moving Eaton to a Kent bound win while Amherst suffered a 17th loss in 22 games aided by free throw struggles and fouls.
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Eston
Brown Bombers
Lyons
Bartlome
Kent
Amherst
Comets
Wohlever
Bartolome
Eaton
Chuck Siniff
Bombers
Wellington
Camden
Westfield
Brighton
Dukes
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Brooklyn
Einstein
Don Jincombe
Montreal
Pete
Sayers
Blackwell
Reds
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Chuck Butchko
Leroy Bartrome
Dave Jenkins
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Bill Wohlever
Jenking
Mel Rader
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