Medina County Fives Brookside In Tourney Action
The Clearview Sectional High School Basketball Tourney opens tonight at Lorain High with three games, continues Thursday and Friday, and will crown two district qualifiers to be held at Kent. Highland leads Medina County entrants with a 17-4 mark and a six game win streak, facing Wellington-LaGrange winner tomorrow after Brookside meets Westfield.
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Clearview
Kent
Lorain High School
LaGrange
Wellington
Oberlin
Birmingham
Amherst
Lorain St. Mary
Highland
Medina County
Wellington-LaGrange
Brookside
Westfield
South Amherst
Eaton
Lorain
Hatch
Walt Sobczyk
Ron Drillien
Glenn Goodson
Jack Stein
Goodson
Lorain County
Liz
Harris Youngblood
John Youngblood
LeRoy
Chuck Strawman
Glen Kahl
Strawman
Kahl
B Sectional Tourney Schedule
B Sectional Tourney schedule lists Thursday games Wellington versus LaGrange at 6 30 Birmingham versus Oberis at 7 45 Amhers versus Lorain St Mary runear 7 60 Brocks ce versus Westfield and 15 Highland versus LaGrange Wellington winner. Saturday 7 00 Lower Bracke finals 5 15 Upper Bracke finals.
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Runear
Brocks
Westield
Highland
LaGrange-Wellington
Lower Bracke
Upper Bracke
Sectional B Opening Delayed at Lorain High
The Clearview Sectional Class B Basketball Tournament opening is delayed one day. Games moved to Thursday and Friday with finals Saturday. Thursday matchups include Wellington vs LaGrange at 6:30, Birmingham vs Oberlin at 7:45, and Oberlin vs Lorain St Mary at 9. Tournament manager W H Jones announced the change.
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Clearview
Lorain High School
W. H. Jones
Avon Schools
Jones
Wellington
LaGrange
Birmingham
Oberlin
Lorain St. Mary
AHL Teams See Action Tonight in Tight Standings
A full slate of American Hockey League games features Buffalo's league-leading Bisons seeking to extend an eight and a half game edge over last-place Providence. Cleveland faces Hershey, Pittsburgh plays Syracuse, and Hershey and Cleveland duel to break a third-place tie while Cleveland endures a five-game skid.
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Buffalo
Bisons
Providence
Cleveland
Hershey
Pittsburgh
Syracuse
Cleveland Icers
Robinson Plans To Quit The Game After This Year
Jackie Robinson said he hopes this will be his last year in baseball due to the strain of breaking the color line. He noted he may retire regardless of how well he performs, depending on finding a well paying job in radio or television, a field he has pursued part time for two years.
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Vero Beach
Fla
Jackie Robinson
Ani
Jackie
Robinson
Browns and Lorain Glass face off on Lorain High court
Cleveland Browns players team with Lorain Glass in a three game basketball card at Lorain High School gym on Saturday March 30. Lorain Glass leads both the Lorain City Class A League and Lorain YMCA Class A League. Also on the card Pappas Insurance vs County marks ee in Class B League at 7 Then Elyria and Lorain Class B champs clash at 8 with U A W C LO carrying Erie colors and Eagles representing Lorain. Union swept 22 league games to claim Elyria title while Eagles were undefeated in Lorain play. Tickets are $1 in advance or 25 at the door.
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Cleveland Browns
Lorain High School
Lorain City
Lorain
Cc. L O
Eagles
Esria
Union
Elyria
Lorain Loop
Grade Meet To Start On Monday
The Elyria Grade School basketball tournament shifts back one week with play starting next Monday. Pairings remain as scheduled, though gymnasium sites may change from the original plan.
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Elyria
Fight Results in Cincinnati and Miami bouts
In Cincinnati Hern Tex Bott of 238 pounds stopped Ralph Schneider of 227. Miami Leach defeated Walter Cerder at 263 by decision over Bul t Kilgore of 163%e. The events reflect a mixed night of boxing action with several notable weight classes and outcomes.
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Unnted Press
Cincinnati
Hern Tex Bott
Germany
Ralph Schneider
Miami
Mami Leach
Walter Cerder
Wernon
Injuries Hit Major League Camps In Grapefruit League
An uptick in injuries hits several clubs in spring training as Ellis Kinder Ted Williams and Eddie Mathews join the sidelined list. Bob Trice and Don Larsen signings shift rosters while Willie Mays shines for the Giants in Phoenix. Pe- nderson reports note Mantle Mantle risk cautious, and trade talks swirl around Torress a, Mueller and Rice as camps open with high activity.
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Ted Williams
Red Sox
Sarasota
Fla
Milwaukee
Eddie Mathews
Walt Linden
Bob Trice
West Palm Beach
Trice
Baltimore Orioles
Don Larsen
Larsen
Orioles
Yuma
Ariz
Eddie Stanky
Cardinals
Tom Poholsky
Potholsky
Wade
Phillies
Earl Tor ®Essa
Giants
Don Mueller
Pirates
Hal Rice
Indians In Fold As Lemon Signs For 1954
Tucson, Ariz. Pitcher Bob Lemon, leader with 71 victories last season, agreed to sign with the Cleveland Indians after a promised attendance bonus. He was the last of 41 on the 1954 roster to come to terms, arriving from California within days. Early Wynn and Mike Garcia were also in camp as the Tribe, managed by Tony Cuccitto, prepared for the season with intra-squad battles and home runs from Nelson and Pullen.
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Bob Lemon
Cleveland Indians
Lemon
Calfornia
Greenberg
Wynn
Tribe
Mike Garcia
Garcia
al Roosen
Rosen
Rocky Nelson
Dave Phillen
Tony Cuccieto
Red Kress
Saddler Set For Akron Bout in Warm-Up Fight
Sandy Saddler arrives in Akron to prepare for a 10 round non title bout with Charley Slaughter of Boston on Thursday night. The featherweight world champion is on Army leave and may be discharged next month. The bout serves as a buildup to a possible title defense versus Lulu Perez.
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Akron
Sandy Saddler
Charley Slaughter
Boston
Saddler
Slaughter
Lulu Perez
Nixon to throw first ball as Orioles open season
Vice President Richard Nixon accepts an invitation to toss out the first ball for the Baltimore Orioles opening game against the Chicago White Sox on April 15. He said he is delighted and a longtime baseball fan and glad to see baseball return to Baltimore.
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Baltimore
Richard Nixon
Baltimore Orioles
Chicago White Sox
Clarence Milles
Orioles
Nixon
Elyria Chronicle Telegram Local Web Mar 3 1934
Elyria Ohio Chronicle Telegram dated March 3 1934 reports local news from the web edition with brief items and community notices. The fragment provides date and publication context without detailed event content.
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Elyria
Ohio
Chronicle-Telegram
Bowling Results Bowlie League Summary
The page records bowling scores with teams including Pell's Grocery Barnes Coal and Beard Overdoor. High individual score by W. Noll with 173 and 472 series. Team totals show 762 713 343 and 708 683 762 for several entries. Winged by Tel 688 and other figures, data appears as fragmented league results from Bidgeville.
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Bidgeville League Jones Sob
Bereal
W. Noll
Pell’s Grocery
Barnes Coal
H Wood
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Weep
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Don Letvie
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Allstate
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