Lorain County Amateur Basketball Tourney Opens March 19
The Lorain County amateur basketball tournament starts March 19 at the YMCA with three classes. Class A allows any county amateur team meeting rules. Classes B and C include under 20 and under 16 age limits. Teams must have five games by March 1 and players three by Feb 18. entries due March 14. fees fund medals and expenses.
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Lorain County
Robert T. Moore
Moore
Western conference gymnastic meet set in Champaign tomorrow
Champaign hosts the western conference gymnastic meet tomorrow with Chicago the defending champion favored to retain the title amid a tight field.
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Champaign
Chicago
Floor Team Battle for Honors
Ohio district basketball fans pack six cities to crown class A and B champions with 16 district winners advancing to the state finals March 15 and 16. Akron McKinley Dayton Stivers Columbus Central Canton McKinley head strong. East Liverpool Dover Zanesville also in the mix as byes and pairings unfold in Dayton Findlay Athens Akron and Delaware venues.
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Columbus
Ohio
Dayton
Findlay
Athens
Akron
Dennison
Delaware
Runninz
Akron South
Dayton Stivers
Columbus Central
Canton McKinley
Hamilton
Hillsboro
Fremont
East Liverpool
Toledo Libbey
Dayton Stovers
Northwest
Tiffin
Bowling Green
Napoleon and Bryan
Lima St Rose
Sandusky
Mansfield
Celina
Bluffton
Elmore
Libbey Center
Spencerville
Whitmer
Bellevue St. Mary’s
Stryker
Northeast
Cleveland Heights
Struthers
Lorain
Canton
McKinley
Ashtabula
Lakewood
Garfield
Boardman
Mayfield
Rocky River
Troy
Strongsville
Shreve
Louisville
Goshen
Akron St. Marys
Canfield
Polk
Grafton
Mt. Vernon
Columbus East
Columbus Aquinas
London
Millersport
Marysville
Granville
Zanesville
Uhrichsville
Bellaire
Shadyville
Dover
Bridgeport
Coshocton
Belle Valley
Adena
Midvale
Millersburg
New Concord
Secret Heart
Pleasant City
Macksburg
Portsmouth
Ironton
Chillicothe
Marshall
Pomeroy
Hollister
Stewart
Southwestern
Stivers
Hamilton Catholic
Steele
Cincinnati
Woodward
Kiser
Wilmington
Chaminade
Withrow
Oxford
Oakwood
Westhester
Pittsburgh
Eaton
St. Paris
Otterbein
Centerville
Darton Stivers
Cincinnati Woodward
Queen City
Crystal Gazers
Dayton Steele
Marshall High School
Highland County
Denison
Eaton Independents Defeat Elyria College Quintet
The Eaton Independents won 41 to 34 on their home floor over Elyria Business College. Eaton led 28 to 10 at halftime as Elyria rallied in the final period but fell short. High scorers were Rundle, Richards, and Burnett for Eaton, while Cowie topped Elyria with 14 points.
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Eaton Independents
Elyria Business College
Eaton
H. Rundle
Richards
Burnett
Cowie
Elyria
Call For EHL Battery Practice
Six men reported to Coach A N Smith for battery practice on Thursday afternoon. Five pitchers and a catcher threw without gloves to toughen hands, then fundamentals of throwing were reviewed. Elyria lacks veteran lettermen, so Smith must build the team around new material with promising pitchers Horon and Pinky Smith and shifts for Mike and Gebhardt.
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A. N. Smith
Elyria
Smith
Mike
Griffiths
Gebhardt
Horon
Horon and “Pinky” Smith
Bowling League Scores at Gala Barbers game
The Andress Service bowlers won two of three games against Gala Barbers in the only D League match scheduled at the Gala. Morning in Governor Myers Y. Cooper's office notes no seeding and that districts with two A and two B reps will not be paired in the first round.
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Andress Service
Gala Barbers
Myers Y. Cooper
Y W C A Fellowship Girls to Tackle Oberlin Commerce
The Fellowship team of the Y W C A will face Oberlin School of Commerce at the E H gym Saturday night as a preliminary to the Bendix Brake vs All Western game. Ruth Waltenbaugh Oberlin junior referees with Helen Hutt as score keeper and Betty Murray as time keeper. The local girls team, coached by Miss V Brown, features Alice Glover as captain and teammates Mary Surdock Mayora Walker Betty Chapman Mary K Miller Mary M Borie Hilma Shuckhart Helen Upp June Fisher serves as trainer. Billy Barton still at Tenby, with no illness.
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Oberlin School of Commerce
E. H
Ruth Waltenbaugh
Oberlin College
Helen Hutt
Betty Murray
Miss V. Brown
Alice Glover
Mary Surdock
Mayora Walker
Betty Chapman
Mary K. Miller
Mary M. Borie
Hilma Shuckhart
Helen Upp
June Fisher
Five Games In Church League Tonight At YMCA
Five basketball games in the Senior Church League will be played at the YMCA tonight starting at 7 p.m. announced by Robert T. Moore. The Methodist team meets St Andrew's, then St John's faces Grace Lutherans, Pilgrim Community plays St Paul's, Baptists oppose St Mary's, and B'nai Brith takes on Hungarian Reformed.
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Robert T. Moore
Methodist
St. Andrew’s
St. John’s
Grace Lutherans
Pilgrim Community
St. Paul's
Baptists
St. Mary’s
B’nai Brith
Nickolette Leaves Elyria for Piedmont League Tryout
Elyria City star catcher Louie Nickolette departs for Winston-Salem, pursuing a Piedmont League chance. He starred behind the plate last season and helped win Elyria’s second-half triple A title. A welterweight boxer, Nickolette has kept in shape and may become a regular for Winston-Salem, managed by Bill Chisholm.
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Winston-Salem
Elyria City
Louie Nickolette
Nickolette
Elyria
Lorain
Jack Barrys
Antlers Auditorium
Berk
Nickelette
Bill Chisholm
Lorain Eagles
Billy Barton May Not Run In Grand National
London reports quote Edgar Wallace of the London Star saying Billy Barton, the only American bred entry, may not run in the Grand National due to coughing. The Star had earlier claimed the horse would not run. Mrs Hastings is mentioned in connection with the story.
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London
Edgar Wallace
London Star
Billy Barton
Wallace
The
Star
Hastings
Methodists Win First Tilt In Play Off Series
Methodist cagers in the Junior Church Basketball League won the first game of the playoff series against St Marys 17 to 13 to take the lead toward the league title. Everhart led the winners with eight points while Gerhartinger topped the losers with four. The teams had tied for first after the regular season and will meet St Agnes on Saturday to decide the championship.
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Methodist Cagers
St. Mary’s
St. Agnes
Methodists
Methodist
Everhart
Elyria High Swim Squad Bids For Victory At Rocky River
Elyria High swimmers will face Rocky River at the Y M C A pool this afternoon at four. Led by Tom Moody and Bob Geelke and powered by Warne Liggett in diving, Elyria aims to spoil Rocky River’s winless Lake Erie tank meet record this season.
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Tom Moody
Bob Geelke
Warne Liggett
Elyria High
Rocky River
Lake Erie
EHS
Bowling Leaders Hold Fast as Scores Climb in ABC Tourney
In Chicago leaders in the five man event remained undisturbed after last night’s play as new leaders emerged in singles and doubles. Thuesen and Phillips posted 1 234 to lead doubles with 611 and 623 splits from 203 221 187 and 197 222 204. O’Brien posted a 673 to lead individuals. In Orlando, Cincinnati Reds faced a ten day exhibition trip in Florida after a light schedule with Jack Hendricks approving practice.
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Chicago
W. Thusen
R. Phillips
J. Zaker
C. Quackenbush
Thuesen
Phillips
Maples
O'Brien
Orlando
Fla
Cincinnati Reds
Jack Hendricks
Florida
Giants Holdouts Sick Three Giants Players Struck
SAN ANTONIO Texas March 8 Three of the Giants top prospects reported ill Jack Cummings has a fractured thumb from a foul tip Andy Reese and Jimmy Welsh sidelined with charley horse cases affecting the squad injury impact noted in camp reports
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San Antonio
Texas
New York Giants
Jack Cummings
Andy Reese
Jimmy Welsh
Charley Horse
Big Ten Indoor Track Meet Opens With 261 Entries
The annual Big Ten indoor track and field championships begin in Iowa City Iowa tonight with 261 entries the largest in meet history. Six defending champions compete along with several Olympians as meet records are expected to fall. Trials feature 60 yard dash 70 yard high hurdles and longer races.
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Iowa City
George Simpson
Ohio State
George Baird
Iowa
Orval Martin
Purdue
Joe Novak
Illinois
David Abbott
R. J. Carr
Ilinois
Mlinois
Boxing Champion Joe Dundee Injured Arm Cancels Bout
Cambridge March 8 The condition of Joe Dundee the world welterweight boxing champion was not serious this morning at Charles Gate Hospital where he was taken last night with an infected left arm The infection forced cancellation of his 10 round bout with Al Mello of Lowell scheduled for Boston Garden tonight as the feature of a charity show.
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Cambridge
Mass
Joe Dundee
Baltimore
Charlesgate Hospital
al Mello
Lowell
Boston Garden
Barbuti in Trouble Over AAU Remarks
Ray Barbuti Olympic 400 meter champion remains suspended after a 4 12 hour AAU registration committee inquiry into remarks attributed to him. He denies calling the AAU a gang of four flushers and says some statements were misquoted or taken out of context. Barbuti offered to provide names, places, dates and figures to support his position and may testify when invited.
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New York
Ray Barbuti
Barbuti
Metropolitan Association of the
Barbut
Charles Parker
Jon Ray
Ray
Heliscope: Scheiner’s Sun Telescope Invented in 1625
The heliscope, a telescope designed to observe the sun without dazzling the eye, was invented by Christopher Scheiner in 1625.
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Christopher Scheiner
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