Oberlin and South Amherst Triumph in District Class B Tourney
Oberlin High defeated Clearview 40 to 19 and South Amherst beat Lorain St Marys 55 to 16 to advance in the District Class B basketball tournament at Kent. Oberlin’s Rainbow and Dale led the scoring with 10 and 13 points, while Seville and Medina County foes also posted wins. The Flyrna Red Raiders prepare for Northeastern Ohio district play at Kent with a 50-50 shot to reach Columbus.
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Ar AE Amherst
Oberlin
Lorain County
Kent
Clearview High School
Quarrytowners
Seville
College Towners
Clearview
Medina County
South Amherst
Henrietta
Lorain St. Marys
Lorain Mountains
Rupp
Pease
Seville Cagters
Medina County Boys
Oberlin High
Rainbow
Dale
Red
Blue
Penfield Junction Boys
Avyon Lake
Lodi
Ober
Hinduell
Nidhi Ceil
Fael Son
Bf GS
South Ambhora
GFT
Allsop
Mippert
Vf Bee
Wee 'Ape
District B Pairings Tonight Set for Kent Tournament
Pairings for the Northeastern Ohio District Class B Tournament at Kent will be announced tonight. Lorain County teams Oberlin and South Amherst join Cleveland Mayfield Coventry Independence Cortland Canal Fulton Kingsville Woodenville Canton St John Lowellville and Orrville among the participating districts.
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Kent
Oberlin
South Amherst
Lorain County
Cleveland Mayfield
Coventry
Independence Cortland
Canal Fulton
Kingsville
Woodenville
Canton St. John
Lowellville
Orrville
Y Industrial Loop Playoffs Start Tonight
CHUCK HUPP reports the Y M C A Industrial loop opens playoffs with three games. Steel and Tubes faces General Industries, Perry Fay meets Fox Furnace, Troxel Company and Superior Division clash in a lower division final. Eight minute quarters replace halves as schedule lists Tronel, Superior Division at 7 00 pm Steel and Tubes versus General Industries at 8 00 pm and Perry Fay against Fox Furnace at 9 00 pm.
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Chuck Hupp
Steel and Tubes, Inc
General Industries
Perry Fay
Fox Furnace
Troxel Company
Steel and Tubes
Generals
Lorne
Gus Elbert
Perrys
Furnace
Troxels
Tronel
Superior
Steel and Tubes Inc
Action Promised In Watkins McLain Mat Go Wednesday
A packed Rialto Theatre card features Speedy Watkins of Dallas facing Sly McLain of Hamilton in a best two out of three falls match. Watkins seeks third win here after defeating Charley Carr and Danny McDonald. McLain is a seasoned local presence. Also on the bill Speedy Schaeffer of St Louis meets Jimmie Mitchell of Louisville in a one hour time limit bout, plus a ten minute local talent opener at 8:30 p.m.
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Wnmlenty
Rialto Theatre
Speedy Watkins
Dallas
Tex
Sly McLain
Hamilton
Ontario
Watkins
Speedy Schaeffer
Fast St. Louis
Jimmie Mitchell
Black Panther
Louisville
Kentucky
Avon Cage Card Sets Three Evening Games
Avon Ohio March 9 three games featuring Avon High teams from graduates are listed for tomorrow night. The main game features the Avon High varsity against the Alumni formed mainly by Bar bier Tavern players. Also Avon girls meet the Alumnae and an Avon B team plays an Alumni boys quint. Proceeds go to the school athletic association fund.
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AVON
MARCI
Avon High
Barbier Tavern
Quint
Athletic Association
Moulders Beat Office Pinmen In Northeastern Contest
The Moulders defeated the Office Pinmen and earned a spot in the Northeastern district finals alongside Youngstown South and Holy Name. The five advancing teams will compete for a state finals berth.
Elyria Teams Fall In Inter City Cage Play
In the Cleveland Inter City tournament, Elyria’s Hi-Speed Gas cag ers lose to East Akron Castings 30 19 after a Saturday win over Cleveland Hershey Chocolaters 49 27 and Akron Given’s Service 19 14. Birmingham Firemen claim the title by defeating Akron Favorite Knits. Elyria Hardwares and Y M C A are ousted early. Bill Sumerix stars for East Akron. fatigue hampers Hi-Speeds late.
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Ernie Braden
Fter
Cleveland Hershey Chocolateers
Akron
Shell Service
Cleveland
Birmingham Firemen
Hi-Speeds
Firemen
Joe Varsa
Steel and Tubes
Hardwares
Elyria
Elyria Hardwares
Akron General
Hershey Chocolates
All-Speeds
Akron Given
Altho
Bill Sumerix
Akron Woolcock
East Akron
Gasmen
Sumerix
George Arthrell
Dave Robertson
Walter
Babe) Madhock
General Industries Bowlers Defeat Western Automatic Five
General Industries team defeated a picked Western Automatic League squad in a Saturday match. Cotton led with a 648 in series and 233 in the best single game, while several teammates posted strong totals as the two teams exchanged high scores. Later, Rainbow Gardens basketball visits Oberlin to face the Merchants sans skates.
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Moulders
General Industries
Catton
Warner Bee
Buchholz
Bainbridge Tbs
McMan Eee
Arn Keisler Wee Eee
O'Connor Ernae
ABA
General Industries League
Western Automatic League
Cotton
Indwather Ruchhola
Warner
Schroeder
Fritz
Ceeses
Western Automatic Murphy
Rainbow Gardens
Oberlin
Maumee Daily to face Knights of Columbus in City Bowling Loop
The pace-setting Maumee Daily meets the Knights of Columbus tonight at the Knights of Columbus alleys in the City Bowling League. Elyria Hardware also faces Crawford Men's Wear in another scheduled match for the evening.
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Maumee
Knights of Columbus
Elyria Hardware
Crawford
Ohio Schoolboy Teams Advance To State Tourney
Two Class B teams from southeastern Ohio Lucasville and Leesburg won the right to compete in the state high school tournament March 19 20 21 after sweeping through four rounds of district play. From 28 total centers 108 teams survive to the second week with 48 Class A and 60 Class B advancing to decide the 32 at Columbus. Newton Falls stood out as a dark horse beating Youngstown teams while Akron North failed to defend last year’s Class A title.
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Flyrna High
Red Raiders
Ohio
Kent
Clymermen
Akron Central
Columbus
Central
Elyria
Canton McKinley
Akron South
Akron Buchtel
Youngstown South
Warren
Cleveland Holy Name
Newton Falls
Girard
Canton
Buchtel
Newton
United Press
Ee O
Lucasville
Leesburg
Portsmouth
Chillicothe
Waterloo Wonders
Wonders
Centerville
Athens
Bucyrus
Akron North
Waterloo
North
Columbus Central
Dayton Stivers
Coshocton
Akron West
Stivers
Miamisburg
Dayton
Cambridge
Barberton
Dark Horse
Youngstown
Chaney
A B C Tournament Opens Tonight In Indianapolis
The A B C Tournament begins in Indianapolis with five weeks of competition among the nation's top owlers. Key figures and matchups highlight the opening program as organizers anticipate strong crowds and continued elite performances.
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Indianapolis
National titles and prizes open tonight in renovated cow barn
The 36th annual American Bowling Congress opens tonight with a prize purse of $100,000 and entries listing 2,853 teams. Last year’s champions are expected to defend their titles as competition begins in the refurbished venue.
Red Raiders Edge Euclid Shore In Sectional Final
Elyria High Red Raiders edged Euclid Shore 36-34 to win the sectional final at Western Reserve University. Dan Gulgin Scott Willis and Benny Pfaff led scoring as Elyria overcame an early 12-1 deficit and earned a spot in the district tournament at Kent with a potential state finals bid.
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Flyrna
Euclid Shore
Elyria
Cagere
Arandna
Lke
Joe Scott
Dan Gulgin
Bob Novak
Benny Pfaff
Glen Willis
Zig Wazyniak
Lyria High
Red Raiders
Albron Central
Kent
Elyria High
Columbus
Western Reserve University
Shore
Raiders
Scott
Willis
Pfaff
Tom Hayes
Guigin
Art Lepper
Novak
Simmermacker
Il Crin
A. Eyoot
Ff Wazyniak
E.d.c
Hayes
Erald
S&s
Pasini
Springfield
Richard~on
Miami
Industries Defeat Alloys in Bowling Match
The General Industries bowling team defeated Electro Alloys in two games of three on Cooke's Recreation lanes in Lorain. Daniels led with 551 across three games, while Hancock added 216 for the top score on his side.
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General Industries
Electro Alloys
Cooke
Lorain
Daniels
Hancock
Notable Coaches and Local Sports Highlights
The Toledo area reports Dr. Clarence Spears income above his 4100 contract as UT head coach and athletic director after a past Mountaineers salary of 6500 and potential 13000 yearly. Charley Phister rolls two 300 games in Buffalo, the Birmingham Firemen win Senior B title in Cleveland Inter-City with a rooked win, Canton Maloney Motors claim Ohio Municipal Recreation Association crown, Chuck Chukowitz stars for Toledo University in Inter-City scoring with 54 points in three games, Eddie Martin boxing division question noted, Bill Werber tops base steals in last season.
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Clarence Spears
University of Toledo
West Virginia University
Mountaineers
Chuck Chukowitz
Toledo University
Toledo LaSalle- Rochs
Chukowitz
Inter-City
Cleveland Bailey Co
Bailey
Cleveland White Metors
Canton Pioneer Meats
Eddie
Cannonball) Martin
Bill Werber
Boston Red Sox
Team No 3 Wins Tubes Pin Match
Team No 3 secured victory in the tubes pin match as reported on page 4. The outcome cements their lead in the event with strong performance by their lineup.
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No. 3
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