Rustling Thru . Sports . . With RUSS DAVIES
Herman balks at entry fees for Lakewood League and Cleveland Association joining costs. Mort Luby reports on American Bowling Congress coverage and 200 plus averages. Notables include Hittman Loudonville, Johnny Kerekes, Pete Gulgin, and the Birk Brothers leading five-man events with record series and high averages across decades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman
Erman
Juicy
Loudonville
Johnny Kerekes
Elyria High
Springfield Township
Elyria
Pete Gulgin
Henrietta High
Peoria
Gillie Zurker
Frankie Benkovic
Chicago
Adolph “Swede” Carlson
Walter Ward
Cleveland
Joe Hodis
Fred Breckles
Detroit
John Crimmons
Kermit Maurer
Syracuse
Ned Day
Milwaukee
National Bowlers Journal
Whitey Munn
New York
Andy Varipapa
Gotham
Munn
Varipapa
Birk Brothers of
Windy City
Birks
Congress
George Geiser
Jules Lellinger
Birk
Monarchs
Pabsts
Bannick to Officiate District Class B Tournament Kent
Bannick of this city, now a leading arbiter in the region, will officiate the District Class B tournament at Kent this week. He also worked the Class B sectional at Clearview with Joe Landis and the Lorain County tournament at Grafton with Harry Frankfather. The Lorain County Fish and Game Association distributed 200 pheasants across the county, purchasing the birds for $165 each from game farms at Sylvania and Wauseo r.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aul
Bannick
Kent
Clearview
Joe Landis
Cleveland
Lorain
Seabiscuit
Lorain Couny Fish and Game Association
Sylvania
Wauseor
Cigars And Cleaners Lead In Tie For C Bowling
Cigars and Standard Cleaners remained undefeated in second-half Elyria Recreation Class C League play with clean sweeps Saturday night. The Cigars swept Max Barbers three games while Cleaners took three from City Motors. other results included Par-T-Pak over Lodi Tavern, and Al Snyder Motor Sales over D and N Jurors. Ignatz led Lodi Tavern with 594.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poullies Cigars
Standard Cleaners
Elyria Recreation
Cigars
Max Barbers
Cleaners
City Motors
Par-T-Pak
Lodi Tavern
al Snyder Motor Sales
D and N
Tigh
Ignatz
Visct's
Visci's
Bill Rogers
Mackin All Stars
Aurolian All Stars
Shew Reynolds
Elyria Shell
Shell Oil
Elyria
Shell Oil of
Cleveland
Melba Recreation
Lakewood
Cliff Betts
Shell
Elyria Hardware
Wadsworth
Edna Hines
Hardware
D and N Sandwich Shop
Cooke's
Recreation of
Lorain
George Stephanick
Cooke
Knights of Columbus
al Rose
Superior Tool Room
Republic Steel League
Post Straighteners
Wykrent's Recreation
Benders
Welders
Superior Press
Hot Mill
Ola Mill
Crormwell
Elyria Quintet Eliminated By Canton Lehman
Elyria Highs district hopes ended with a 39 16 loss to Canton Lehman on the Akron Good Year floor. Canton led from the start, built a 17 7 halftime edge, and extended to 31 12 after three quarters. Eddie Caswell paced the Bears, who improved to 9 10 on the season while Elyria finished 5 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sid Gross
Lyria High
Kent
Akron Goodyear
Crimson Cagers
Canton Lehman
Akron
Canton McKinley
Massillon
Akron West
Akron St. Vincent
Akron South
Akron Buchtel
Akron Hower Vocational
Barberton
Alliance
Canton
Elyria
Eddie Caswell
Bears
Streeters
Canton Five
Elxria
Canton Webman
Punter
Caswell
Vol
Vty
Elgrit
Petrus
Jon Duteh
God Singleton
Howard
Butertauga
Nooo
Mike
Elyria Kegeler Holds Lead In Marion Tourney
In Marion Ohio on March 4 the Westview Grill team of Zanesville led the five man division of the 29th annual Ohio Inter City Bowling tourney with 2836 points after the first weekend. Lorain’s Trotta Creamery followed with 2432 while Central Bakery Lorain led five mans with 2815 and Westinghouse Mansfield 2803.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
U.pi
Westview Grill
Zanesville
Westview
Trotta Creamery
Lorain
Central Bakery
Westinghouse
Mansfield
McGarvey
Vermilion
O. Grable
W. Fensch
E. Cotton
Elyria
J. Perrine
J. Hanrahan
P Kreaker
H. Cashdollar
Newark
J. Wellenger
E. Austin
Lima
Vogel-H Heiser
O Grabie Mansfield
C. Henderson
W. Painter
C. Sick
J. Hanranhan
F Wellenga
Tema
E. Henke
E. Catton
Coals Beat Birmingham For 24th Cage Victory
The Home Coals won their 25th victory of the season yesterday afternoon, trouncing the Birmingham Merchants 50 to 34 on the Birmingham High floor. Joe Herold, former Elyria High star, led scoring with 13 points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coals
Birmingham Merchants
Birmingham
Joe Herold
Elyria High
Elyria Home Coals Seek 26th Win at Columbia
The Elyria Home Coals head to Columbia to play the Red Jackets aiming for their 26th victory of the season. A group including Heritage Herold Forbes Clawson Fritz Lapos Scott Dean Skiiletz Morse and Cap Johnson is set to meet at the Y at 6.90 for travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Columbia
Columbia Red Jackets
Heritage
Herold
Forbes
Clawson
Fritz
Lapos
Scott
Dean
Skiiletz
Morse
Cap Johnson
Seabiscuit's Long Climb From Laughter to Legend
United Press tracing Seabiscuit's path from 18 losses before a first win to fame. Foaled Paris Kentucky May 23 1933 bred by Wheatley Stable owned by H C Phipps Ogden Mills taught by Sunny Jim Fitzsimmons. He ran 58 races with 14 wins before a dramatic 1937 turn in a career that would redefine the turf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Guenther
The
United Press
Acadia
Cal
Seabiscuit
Lfe
Suffolk Downs
Santa Anita
Charles 5
Howard
Tom Smith
Silent Torn
Ugly Duckling
Paris
Claiborne Stud
Wheatley Stable
H. C Phipps
Ogden Malls
Fitzsimmons
Kentucky
Sunny Jim Fitzsimmons
Jimmy Stout
Jimmy
Wheatley
A A. Baron
Top Row
Silent Tom Smith
Ohio College Basketball Close Race Shifts This Week
Ohio State faces Indiana as the lone heavyweight matchup with a slim chance to share the Big Ten title if Purdue falters against Illinois. Wooster leads both the Ohio Conference and statewide standings for the second year, while Toledo and Bowling Green chase. Ohio U trails in fourth after road losses to Duquesne and Washington & Jefferson. Baumholtz tops scoring with 370 points in 24 games for Ohio U. Geiber leads Toledo with 339 in 24. De Sales meets Calvin Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Ohio State
Indiana
Buckeyes
Purdue
Illnois
Archit
Wooster
Toledo
Western Michigan
Kalamazoo
Ohio U
Dayton
Duquesne
Washington & Jefferson
Bowling Green
Frank Baumholtz
Bob Geiber
de Sales
Calvin
Four Indians Absent From Camp at Spring Training Start
Fort Myers Florida March 4 AP Four Cleveland Indians reported for the first spring workout while four holdout pitchers Johnny Allen Willis Hudlin catcher Frank Pytlak and infielder Oscar Grimes were absent Grimes is recuperating from knee surgery Jeff Heath arrived and two outfielders Clarence Campbell and Del Jones drew early attention Walter Peckinpaugh Jr son of the former manager joined as a free agent with hopes of advancing in the organization
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Myers
Fla
Cleveland
Clarence Campbell
New Orleans
del Jones
Cedar Rapids
Walter Peckinpaugh Jr
Ukely
B basketball district tourney opens at Wills Gym Kent
In the district Class B tournament at Wills Gym in Kent, South Amherst faces Olmsted Falls tonight at 6 30. Clearview meets Canfield on Wednesday, with six games slated for the opening round and winners advancing to Friday action en route to Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wills Gym
Kent
South Amherst
Olmsted Falls
Clearview
Clippers
Canfield
Amherst- Ohasted Falls
Hartville
Rittman
Howland
Waynesburg
Solon
Cagjers
North Canton
Quarrytowners
Falls
Columbus
Barons Top Ramblers 3 2 to Tie for Second
Cleveland Barons beat the Philadelphia Ramblers 3 2 to pull even with Pittsburgh for second in the Western Division of the IAHL. Charlie Mason scored twice and Don Deacon added the third for Cleveland. Levingky and Smith replied for Philadelphia. Attendance was 5 517 as the Barons prepared to host Springfield Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indhavianilis
Pittshared
Cleveland
Syracuse
Hershey
Providence
New
Jlaver
Springfield
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
New Haven
Schentle Teortow
Tershey
Syra
Indianapolis
Prrelphia
Saturdapringfield
N.Y Rangers
Chicago
Boston
Montreal
Cleveland Barons
Tate
Philadelphia Ramblers
Charlie Mason
Barons
Don Deacon
Alex Levingky
Stan Smith
Ramblers
Roberts
Ley Gardiner
Jerna Levinsky
Adolph Roubell
Cookie Smith
Blake LI
Foster O'Neil
Germain Spare
Robertson
Molyneaux
Deacon
Bartholome
Ings
Asmundsen
Maeson
Runge
Philadelphia Allum
Gustafson
Burton
Wareing
Ailsby
Purdue and Illinois clash as Big Ten title rides tonight
In Chicago on March 4 Purdue faces Illinois in Champaign with Purdue already sharing the title chance. If Purdue loses, Ohio State or Indiana could seize the championship after a Bloomington battle. The outcome hinges on tonight's pair of key games and a standout Illini foe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Bill Hapae
Illmors
Purdue
Illinois
Champaign
Uapac
Ohio State
Indiana
Bloomington
Ind
Pace Favored To Win Bantam Title At Maple Leaf Gardens
Georgie Pace, a hard hitting Cleveland Negro, is 7 to 5 favorite to become undisputed bantamweight champion by defeating Lou Salica of New York at Maple Leaf Gardens in Toronto. Both fighters faced weigh in concerns over the 118 pound limit for the bout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
Ont
Georgie Pace
Cleveland
Favorie
Lou Salica
New York
Maple Leaf Gardens
Pace
Salica
Yanigan
Henrietta Edges LaGrange For Fourth City Win
In a tight finish at the Y M C A floor Henrietta Grange defeated LaGrange Red Horses 41 39 to claim a fourth consecutive City County League victory. Rex Lees led Henrietta with 14 points aided by Ad Karpinski of LaGrange. Other games saw Avon Independents beat Gardner Jewelers by forfeit and Standard Cleaners win by forfeit over Amherst Eagles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Pet
Henrietta Grange
Worthington Cleaners
Avon Independenta
Gardner Jewelers
Henrietta Grange Cagers
Fighting LaGrange Red Horses
Grange
Rex Lees
Lees
Ad Karpinski
Red Horses
Avon Independents
Forfet
Standard Cleaners
Amherst Eagles
Henrietta
Karessi
Ye. Dagli
T. Dagil
P. Rodak
Re . Setkeres
Lg James
LaGrange
Karpinski
Rm S. Hodak
Hastings
Clevelander Wins 634 to Take Women’s Pin Title
Betty Colling of Cleveland captured the Class A singles crown at the State Women’s Bowling Tournament in Columbus. She totaled 634, narrowly defeating Millie Kiler of Cleveland by two pins. Earlier weeks produced champions including Reidlinger Funeral Home for Class A team and Queen Beauty Salon for Class B team, with doubles and other events won by Violet Perry and Verna Wongroski, Esther Goodpastor, Millie Kiler, and Marjorie Bressler across divisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Betty Colling
Cleveland
Millie Kiler
Reidlinger Funeral Home
Cincinnati
Queen Beauty Salon
Whip Grill
Violet Perry-Verna Wongroski
Toledo
Esther Goodpastor
Dayton
Marjorie Bressler
Recreation B Seed Eight Matches Open Tonight
Elyria Recreation Class B Bowling League schedules eight matches for tonight. Early shift at 7: Blue Sky Inn versus Veterans of Foreign Wars, Chandler Plastering against Gerbert Meats, Bell Company versus Moose Club, Wayne Feed against Nickel Plate Feed. Late shift at 9: Tarry Tavern versus Moulton Candiez, Moody Sohicans versus Recreation Tavern, Elyria Nursery versus Ridgeville Hatchery, Tattersall Dairy versus Checker Cab. Additional sport on Page 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Recreation
Sked
Blue Sky Inn
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Chandler Plastering
Gerbert Meats
Bell Company
Moose Club
Wayne Feed
Nickel Plate
Tarry Tavern
Moulton Candiez
Moody Sohicans
Recreation Tavern
Elyria Nursery
Ridgeville Hatchery
Tattersall Dairy
Checker Cab
Also Mentioned on This Page
Russ Davies
Phillies Cigars
Recreation
Eddie Hoogenboom
Wykrent
H and R Auto
Colonial Arcade
Trapnell
Arcade
Ray Wykrent
Motorola
Walt Harry
Dixie Gas
East Ave
Brubaker
Second Street
Elyria Kegeler
Rei
Iee
Anita
Charles
Calif
Sun Beau
Kayak II
Whiehcee
Stings
Leo Marks
Columbus, GO
and Park
Florida
Hig
Rgpublic Steels
Ga & Henders
Superior
Javiel
Bhippery
Aga Het Mit
Tg City
Max Tharbers
al Snyder
Www
L Fretore Det. Wooster
Thy AL
Rio Grande
Cievéland O
Leyinsky
Foster
Germain
Mason
Adolph
Goldsee Smith
Allum
Yinsh Peratlas
Reuben
Cos TE
Gardiner
Mee Wale
Hate Dye
Mike Brophy
Gottlieb
Broad
Kennedy
Clevelander
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