Local Sports Note Highlights Adams And Andrews In Winter Prep
Reports show Elyria and Cleveland athletes active this winter with track and basketball focus. Former Birmingham star Feng Andrews trains at Ely Stadium while Elyria faces regional basketball rivalries and a larger American Howling Congress show in Columbus highlighting local teams and figures.
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Ely Stadium
Feng Andrews
Hirmingham High
Femi Callere
Andrews
Ohio Public Service Company
Electrient Research Laboratory
Cleveland
Hhes
Fens
Elyria
Candorpath
Birmingham
Benther
Aaron
Western Women's Sked Report From Keitts of Columbus
Fragmented readout lists evening schedule items for Western Authority Women league. Matches include Evly abit versus Creat and Pheasants 4x with Robins late shift at 3 o clock Plackards versus Fineterde. Cardinals appear as a noted team.
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Autorie
Keichts
Colembus
Schidaie
Evly Abit
Indian Star Rookie Arrives In Camp
Indian Star rookie Charles Hed Embree arrives in Clearwater training camp with high expectations after a record setting year at Wilkes-Barre. He joins a mound corps that could anchor the Tribe this season as he showcases a strong curve ball and poised demeanor.
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Clearwater
Fis
Mel Bountreau
Hie Clevelland Indians
Ue Tribe
Tess Mound Corps
Charles “Hed” Embree
Wilkes-Harre
Smitty
Elpha
Samen Alete
Royal Crown
Va Mantes Wines
Elytia Limaber
Oberlin Quintet Snares Lead In Cage Loop Race
Oberlin Janky Gils grabbed early control as they defeated the Howe Independents 44 36 to take a lead in the City-County Basketball League. Tess Fleming led with 16 points for Oberlin while Dert Raiser topped the Independents with 11. Avon Green Store won to stay tied for second with the Independents, Dave Hawke and Marty Blaine scoring 14 and 17 respectively. The Thew Shovel beat Merlin Hae Toa 40 34, Gerry Hartman scoring 16 for the Hardware team as Ling and Holmes added 12 each.
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Howe Independents
Independents
Oberlin Janky Gils
Murryeonad
Nff
Tess Fleming
Oils
Avon
Avon Green Store
Hendix-Westernghowse
Dave Hawke
Marty Blaine
Stat Machock
Qhertin Hardware
Thew
Gerry Harting
Fasrchala
Vasimern
iMeas
Scholastic Cage Tourney Favorites Advance In Meets
Favorites advanced as expected in first round games last night at five Ohio Scholastic basketball tournaments amid heavy snowfall that postponed ten games in a fifth tourney. Columbus South led Class A with a 49 to 24 win. darkhorses and close scores highlighted several regional matches as weather forced schedule changes across northeastern Ohio.
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Columbus
Ohio
Columbus South
Seth
Delaware
Wans Cw Nj
Pauling
Toronto
Kenton
Darien
Clas Boa Tiltensville
Kent Ashland
Freemont
Cetins
Cleaners Triumph 40 16 Over Emit's Mace
The Standard Cleaners routed Emit's Mace 40 to 16 in a Detain Clave A League scene at Hatr. The junior high game featured 19 points from a Standard guard and a strong showing by Lemea Maren and Ernie G in a fast-paced contest.
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Emit
Srain
Ted
Heil Denteth
Chraners
Lemea Maren
Art ‘ Orernie G
Kone
Cleaners Seek Exhibition Game With Local Teams
The Standard Cleaners aim to book a March 14 game at Deethorne Junior High Gymnasium against Oberlin Janby Oils or Birmingham Firemen. Managers should contact Walburn Coven at phone 48442 to arrange details.
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GAMT
Oberlin Janby Oils
Birmingham Firemen
Deethorne
Gymnecum
Walburn Coven
I T S Roll 2752 To Take Temporary Lead In Bowling Congress
The Elyria Bowling Center team I T S Roll 2752 led the 42nd American Bowling Congress opening night with a 2752 total. Bill Coshian paced the attack with a 618 single game and the team posted scores of 1200s and 1100s to top the field. Fridge Tool followed with 2557 after strong finishes. Other scores included Moné Club 2486 Republic Steel Yankees 2469 and Tarry Tavern ram.
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Congress
Elvira
Coluutins
Elyria
Alistar League
SEWTL
Jtuent
Eluse
LTS
Bill Coshian
Kevler
Elyrian
Yorat
Fridge Tool
Mone Club
Republic Steel Yankees
Tarry Tavern Ram
Bombers Triumph Over Brecksville In Openers
Opening night action features Bombers beating Brecksville 46 to 41 and Indians edging Spencer in a separate contest. Gerry Tarkacs of Monte posted a dazzling 246 in the third game for the top individual score. Second place tied between Da-Lite Bleach of Art. Prospect and Lakewood Lakes of Dallas with 2 744 each. Tonight’s bowling program includes Booster outfits from Detroit area and numerous towns across Ohio. Elyria’s Karliste Inn team to roll in Booster division at Elyria Bowling Center. Northeastern Ohio District Class B basketball qualifiers from Kent week ahead. Eaton and Oberlin high schools win to reach Kent tournament. Thursday 2:20 p.m. semifinal spot awaits the winner after Clearview sectional tilts.
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Reat Fiynin
Itm
Hickest
Gerry Tarkacs
The
Monte
LTS
Art. Prospect
Lakewood Lakes
Dallas
Texas
Detroit
Dover
Gibsonburo
Sandusky
Wapako~neta
Piqua
Elytia
Tiffin
Darton
Delaware
Conton
Ashland
Bucyrus
Elyria
Karliste Inn
Elyria Bowling Center
Lessne
Bob Gerhart
Orain County
Ohio
Kent
Clearview
Quintela
Eaton
Oberlin
Penfield Junction
Raton
Creeksville
Cuyahoga County
AGH
Spencer
Medi County
Allen Havers
Breckaville
Vistors
Rothrl
Bob Rothe
Indians
Ellis Scott
Powers
Ted
Giar
Medina County
Hill Clark
Secons
Ume
T.ses Lethleran Drae Tiel
Clark
Iss
Gera
Ate
Horton Brothel
Coleman
Rerninger Teers
Gildieys
Wrensei
Derbuer
Ain
Regeana Boer
Carl
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Anders
Henke
Garecer Reid
Spree
ABC Workers Strike Ends With Wage Increase
In Columbus on March 4, the American Bowling Congress opened for a 1012 week run after a threatened strike by fin setters and score keepers delayed proceedings for 20 minutes. Earl Hill, president of the Columbus Tournament Company, announced workers had received wage increases to settle the dispute. Styles of women's handbags are being developed to reduce metal and plastic use, per the Department of Commerce.
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Columbus
American Bowling Congress l
Earl Hill
Columbus Tournament Company
Department of Commerce
Tage
Richards Brothers Carry Yeoman Hopes In Conference Meet
Oberlin’s Yeomen, led by Hugh and Johnny Richards of Hayes, travel to Gambier to challenge Kenyon for the conference swimming title. The twin stars have helped Oberlin win most dual meets and set school records in the 30 00 220 and 440 yard freestyles. Other standouts include Gordon Galloway Larry Fay Al Sutton and Warren with divers and sprinters contributing to a strong team showing.
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Oufnlin
Kenyon
Dhle
Oberlin
Hubert Keefe
Richards Brothers
Hayeside
New York
Gambier
Hugh Richards
Johnny
Yeomen de
Bowling Green
Ohio Wesleyan
Wooster
Kent State
Case
Rochester
Musburgh
Oberlinites
Richards
M.C
Hugh
Ohio
Gordon Galloway
Evanston
Larry Fay
Akron
al Sutton
Baltimore
Mid
Herbert Hangen
Kansas City
Illarry Hamilton
Warren
New Maven
Conn
Bill Farquhar
Lin
Galloway
Hansen
Hamilton Swan
Fay
Breastrake
Sutton
Second Half House Loop Season Opens At YMCA
The YMCA hosts the second half House Loop opening tonight with 32 teams in play. Teams include Esra Furniture, Dave Yardrare, Bal Jcamping, Harshae Chemical, Western Fellen, Western Fipers, and Hendin Westinehote. Schedule features Bendit Westinghouse versus Western Flyets and Bell Company against Hathax Chemical.
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Y.M.C
Esra Furniture
Dave Yardrare
Bal Jcemping
Harshae Chemical
Western Fellen
Western Fipers
Hendin Westinehote
Tonitht
All Big Ten Team Named by United Press 1941 42
The United Press announces the 1941 42 All-Big Ten basketball team led by Johnny Kate of Wisconsin and Forrest Sprowl of Purdue as forwards with Milt Kuhl of Iowa at center and Andy Frillip of Wisconsin and Andy Zimmer of Indiana as guards. The second team includes Ove Graham Northwestern Ken Menke Illinois Jim Mandler Chicago Don Blanken Purdue and Vic Siegel Iowa as guards. Honorable mentions list Smith Minnesota Chapman Iowa Ajax Minnesota Wakovitz Illinois Vance Sioux Northwestern Windland Northwestern and Polk Purdue.
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United Press
Johnny Kate
Wisconsin
Forrest Sprowl
Purdue
Milt Kuhl
Iowa
Andy Frillip
Winais
Andy Zimmer
Indiana
Ove Graham
Northwestern
Ken Menke
Illinois
Jim Mandler
Chicago
Don Blanken
Vic Siegel
Smith
Minnesota
Chapman
Ajax
Wakovitz
Ilinois
Vance
Sinoie
Windland
Polk
Jooaches
Barons Blank Bears to Lead Western Division
In Hershey on March 4 the Cleveland Barons defeated the Hershey Bears 3 0 boosting their American Hockey League Western Division lead to four points over the Bears and the Indianapolis Capitals. All Barons goals came in the final period with Stan Smith scoring twice and Les Cunningham, Dick Adolph, and Art Giroux adding one each.
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Hershey
Mershey Bears
Cleveland Bareons
Bears
Indianapolis Capitals
Barons
Stan Smith
Les Cunningham
Dick Adulph
Art Giroux
I Teres Apares
Klee
Wenea
Pres
Rutrea
J Ae Boreeil
Pettinger
Latrre
Rate
Fe Mcipo
Deane
Lothingl
Aeenes
Deaton
Adeiph
Auasaiedl
Ube HiesaJenting
Atasbicg
Adolpta
Sfeleree
Charles McVeigh
Lenesman
Walton Revell
Rebuilders Now Set Pace In Automatic Second Half Race
Rebuilders moved into first in the Western Automatic Bowling League by sweeping Rushers while Accountants won two from Hand Machines. High series was Draw Plant No 2 with 2530. Krugman and Saley tied for top individual honors with 58.
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Reluilders
Krugman
Hebuilders
Saley
Bendix
Bakery
Cot Firesan
Wykrent Women
Toda
Sehthte
Wykrent Recreation
Tvo
Moulton Candies
Schiits Beer
Helen McManes
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Bo Syort
Hawaiian Islands
Cleveland Public Auditorium
Cuyatioga
Lergin County
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Max Rovendrum
Duane
Cleveland Indians
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Jimmy
Cary
Brek
Lem Franklin
Bob Pastor
Pastor
Lesmevich Asia
Cleveland Clond
Settieral Teurnament
Clearvie
Lorain St Mary's
Sharen
Clippers
Pratigal
Oberlin Quintet
Teaners
Brecksville
ABC
Yeoman
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Clearview Cage
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Eldertead Supply
St John’s Lutheran
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