Fox Furnace, Steel And Tubes Battle In Weekend Skirmish
In the second period the Industries tied the score at 16 as the Steelmen outscored the Tubes 12 to 6 to seal the verdict. Walt Michael led the Industries with 10 points, Al Fatz had nine, while Tommy Dean and Ray Brouse added six for the Tubes. Fox Furnace lost its second straight game as Standard Cleaners, led by Alex Mike with 11 points, defeated Fox Furnace, and Jack Heritage scored a game high 15 for Fox.
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Scond
Y. M. C. A. House
Basebball
Erb
Finegan Bakery
Graystone
Elyria Hardware
Sears Roebuck
Elyra Dairies
Bell Clothiers
Theames
Jack Heritage
Enrs Kroehbuch
Odastonva Leis Lwehanee
Fonerkell
Tleasen
Tenes Wee i Laslyk
Windling
Wear
Ey Jannick
Jake
Jay's Hardy
Halisbury
Farrist
Ty Wodd
Vaughton
Li Scott
C Crebe
Elins
Zaurmhardt
Inegnon Bakers
Asep
PIXON
Farmion
Rader Toney
Yost
An Alyrin Datries
Atanyak
Bathory
Wee Davies
Steelmen
Walt Michael
al Fatz
Tommy Dean
Ray Brouse
The
Fox Furnace
Cleaners
Alex Mike
Fox
Gardner Jewelers
Ballas
Ross Fae
Barkac
Barhacs
Fritz
Ignatz
Total
Treaecl Company
Dubesa
Pas Emerick
Rockas
Cary
Kranyak
T Donovan
Giardner Jewelers
Truxel Company
General Industries
KF Fatz
Michael
Lu Powers
Stark
Miller
Kumusewski
Steel & Tubea
Brouse Wwe
Murowski
Lugas Lehman
Grahor
Wazyniak
Uy Fox Furnace
Heritage
Herman
Siffert
Beeen
Maddock
Krieg
Bauer
Ralph
Wittenberg
Standing Unchanged In Smitty's Loop Bowling Standings
Smitty's Bowling League standings stayed the same as Pops and Hi-Proofs won two games each at K of Calleys. Ales swept Samson's and Wines defeated Waldorf's. Ales posted 2,602 high team series and Russ Koehn led with 625 in individual.
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Smitty
K of Calleys
Samson’s
Waldorf's
Russ Koehn
Sutherland resignation at Pittsburgh stirs coach debate
United Press staff writer McLeMore previews a juried view of Dr. Jock Sutherland's resignation as head football coach at the University of Pittsburgh. He confesses uncertainty while inviting readers to weigh the rights and wrongs, ups and downs of the situation.
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OS Angeles
Jock Sutherland
University of Pittsburgh
Sutherland
Pittsburgh
Injury Forces Seabiscuit Out Of Competition
Seabiscuit suffers injury pushing earnings to 340880 beyond Sun Beau 376744. Only Exterminator, seventh year, has matched such sums among American flat runners. Seabiscuit, 200 pounds overweight after a two month layoff, could gain 500 pounds in a year without training, jeopardizing his campaign. Trainers rely on Smith's expertise as three mares from C S Howard Stable Fair Knightess Carvola Mieanna will be bred immediately, with more to follow after Santa Anita as Seabiscuit transfers to Northern California and Hollywood Park in Inglewood.
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Sun Beau
Exterminator
Hard Tack
Smith
Wizardry
C. S. Howard
Fair Knightess
Carvola
Mieanna
Santa Anita
Seabiscuit
California
Hollywood Park
Inglewood
Who Is Right in Sutherland Case at Pittsburgh
The dispute centers on Jock Sutherland and the University of Pittsburgh. Sutherland, a revered coach who built top teams and national visibility, faced questions over control and priorities between athletics and academics. The writer views both sides as balanced, suggesting neither side has a clear case, and notes the university shaped Sutherland as much as he shaped it.
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Jock Sutherland
Pittsburgh
Panthers
University
Sutherland
Stephen
Licensing Bicycles Sought by VFW in Elyria
The VFW Post 1079 plans an ordinance to license bicycles and regulate their use with a bicycle safety court under police supervision. Elyria joins similar efforts in 32 states through a Bicycle Safety Club formed with the Junior Order.
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Post 1079
The
Elyria
Indians arrive at camp with Pytlak en route and Hemsley fit
Frankie Pytlak heads to camp after signing 1939 contract as Cleveland opens drills. Bob Feller and Mel Harder show sharper pitching while Rol lie Hemsley arrives fit. Ray Mack shows promise and Johnny Allen returns in jovial mood after arm surgery.
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New Orleans
U.P
Frankie Pytlak
Cleveland Indians
Bob Feller
Mel Harder
Hal Trosky
Rollie Hemsley
Oscar Vitt
Ray Mack
Johnny Allen
Hotel Roosevelt
Allen
Cage Results Chronicle Telegram Style
Cage results show New York 88 over New York A 27 and Columbia 49 to Dartmouth 4. St John 48 beat St Francis 37 while Penn State 32 fell to Temple 25. Waynesburg 42 defeated Geneva 21. West Virginia 40 over Wooster 33. Westminster 58 topped Bethany 35. TRY a Chronicle Telegram want ad for results.
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CLCL
N.Y
N.Y. A
Columbia
Dartmouth
St. John’s
St. Francis
Penn State
Temple
Waynesburg
Geneva
West Virginia
Westminster
Bethany
Allen Eyes First Test After Arm Surgery
Allen may toss early next week for the first test of his $20,000 arm, two months after the surgeon’s knife. Lloyd Russell and Jim Shilling, rookies, showed arm soreness yesterday, prompting vice president C. C. Slapnicka to order blanket dental examinations for the squad, with few exempt.
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Allen
Lloyd Russell
Jim Shilling
C. C. Slapnicka
Henrich Prepped as Gehrig’s First Baseman Replacement
In St. Petersburg on March 9 the Yankees intend to prepare outfielder Tommy Henrich to take over at first base when Lou Gehrig steps down from the long held position. Manager Joe McCarthy has Henrich practicing at first, reviving talk Gehrig may abdicate the post he has held since 1925.
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St. Patrick's
Dave Beattie
James Powell
J. P. Murray
Lyle E. Waldron
Walter Hill
D. Beattie
Coremander Robison
Veteranus
Dayton
ST. Petersburg
Fla
Yankees
Lou Gehrig
Joe McCarthy
Tommy Henrich
Henrich
Gehrig
Terry Says Whitehead Must Work For Post
Ubi-Manager Bill Terry, displeased with Burgess Whitehead's failure to report on time, said he will have to beat out Lou Chiozza and Alex Kampouris for the second base job when he arrives at the New York Giant camp.
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Baton Rouge
Ubi
Bill Terry
Burgess Whitehead
Lou Chiozza
Alex Kampouris
New York Giant
Ortiz Excites Harridge With Senators Practice in Florida
Washington Senators completed a full workout in Orlando as Roberto Ortiz, the new pitching sensation, delivered a special display for American League President William Harridge. Two late arrivals joined the squad, with Harridge driving in from Seabring to observe Ortiz.
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Orlando
Fla
U.R
Washington Senators
Roberto Ortiz
William Harridge
Senators
Harridge
Seabring
Ortiz
Red Rookies Fail To Impress Bill McKechnie
In Tampa on March 9 Cincinnati Reds rookies Charlie English and Einar Sorenson failed their first major league tests. Both showed insufficient throwing arm and experience for regular MLB play, as the exhibition game ended 7 to 5 in favor of the regulars. Eddie Joost and Don Lang impressed at second and third base.
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Tampa
Fla
Cincinnati Reds
Charlie English
Ben
Einar Sorenson
English
Sorenson
Yannigans
McKechnie
Eddie Joost
Don Lang
Barton Road Church Notes and Local Happenings
West Congregational Ladies Aid had a Thursday covered dish luncheon and sewing at the Barton Road church. North group met with Mrs. Herbert Charles for a noon luncheon. The Mews club issues a March 14 meeting. New members admitted at Sunday communion include Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Charles and others. Carrie Saunders of Pittsburgh visiting. Ralph Lord with his brother Irving at Linwood. A barn burned on the Frank Shepard farm Mastics Road Monday. A son born to Mr. and Mrs. Dan Romp on Sunday March 5. Mrs. O H Johnson ill with flu. Alice Stearns of Oberlin visiting. Mrs. Fred Eckert ill.
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Barton Road
Congregational Ladies Aid
Herbert Charles
Mews Club
Butera
Lois
Miriam
Grace Gordon
Charles Gardner
William Hayes
Robert Elliott
Carrie Saunders
Pittsburgh
Ralph Lord
Linwood
Irving
Frank Shepard
Mastics Road
Dan Romp
O. H. Johnson
Alice Stearns
Oberlin
G. E. Stearns
Fred Eckert
Assistant Chief of State Bureau Named
Carl A. Hopkins Millersburg attorney is named assistant administrator of the state unemployment compensation bureau. Hopkins previously served as associate director in the old administration, with salary awaiting the return of administrator Herschel Atkinson who is at his father’s funeral.
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Columbus, CO
U.P
Carl A. Hopkins
Millersburg
State
Hopkins
Herschel Atkinson
Radio theft reported in Nichols Court car
Ferdinand Wirth Jr of 112 Nichols Court reported a radio valued at 35 dollars stolen from his car sometime since Monday, police said.
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Ferdinand Wirth, Jr
Nichols Court
Real Estate Transfers in Lorain Elyria Oberlin and nearby
A sequence of property transfers across Lorain, Elyria, Oberlin and adjoining towns shows transfers among banks, trusts and individual buyers. Notable moves include Mary Deimling to Frances Euber in Lorain, The Cleveland Trust Co to George M. Tosh and others on E 30th St, and various deeds involving West View Realty Co, Columbia Township parcels, and the Salvation Army stake in Elyria. The list also records sheriff and administrator deeds, and multiple lot subdivisions in Vermilion on the Lake and Pittsfield area.
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Land Title Guarantee and Trust Company
Court Street
Mary Deimling
Frances Euber
Helen Kerekes
Sally Dave
John Stang
Lorain
Park Drive
Albert A. Mohrman
Fred N. Pitts
Pittsfield Township
Howard R. Butler
Frank Jones
Main St
la Grange
First Savings & Loan Co
21St St
Eastern Heights Blvd
Elyria
Samuel H. Bennett
Mabel C. White
Henry Wurst
Walter H. Murbach
Allen Day
Brandston Avenue
Charles A. Smith
Fred J. Miner
Krantz
Vermilion-on
Oberlin
West View Realty Co
Albert J. Beekman
Aldridge Ave
Columbia Township
Clare E. Mooney
Dupont Ave
August L. Schultz
Parkwood Dr
Phillip Schecklebsky
Bryant Ave
Clarence F. Vaughan
Emily May Wachowiak
Home Owners’ Loan Corp
11Th St. Elyria
Adam Shildwachter
George H. Shildwachter
Sheffield Land and Improvement Co
Charlies J. Love Jr
Oberlin Ave
Charles J. Love Jr
George Thomas Radford
Erie Ave
Howard H. Hacker
Carrie C. Metcalf
Howe St
Oberlin Savings Bank Co
Peter Shandorsky
Washington Banquet Canceled Over Hotel Strike
The White House Correspondents Association canceled its annual banquet due to a strike by about 2,200 hotel workers across 13 Washington hotels. President Roosevelt, previously slated as a guest, faced potential picket line decisions. Mayflower Hotel picketed. officials concluded no quick settlement.
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Washington
White House
Mr. Roosevelt
Earl Godwin
Association
Auto makers report stronger sales in Feb and Feb period
Three major car companies report higher demand. Hudson says production up 40 percent in two weeks returning hundreds to work. Ford notes 10 day Feb sales up 40 percent from a year ago. Oldsmobile division of GM in Lansing reports February retail sales up 38 percent versus last year.
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Detroit
Hudson Motor Car Company
Ford Motor Company
Lansing
Oldsmobile
General Motors
Financial Report of Lorain County School District Receipts
Legal advertising summary of the Board of Education for Columbia Township Rural School District Lorain County Ohio for the fiscal year ending December 31 1938. Receipts section outlines funds received from taxes state aid and miscellaneous sources and totals.
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Board of Education
Columbia Township
Lorain County
Lorain County land parcels and sale terms described
Sheriff sale notice for Carlisle properties in Lorain County Ohio details five parcels with Woodside Drive and Black River boundaries. Describes sublots 267 268 270 271 272 273 with frontage and depth measurements and restrictions. Terms: cash on sale day. minimum bid equals total price. bid notices dated Feb 23 and March 29 1926.
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Walter J. Wright
Lorain County
Ohio
Carlisle Properties, Inc
Court of Common Pleas
Elyria
Sean
Carlisle
County of
Lorain
State of Ohio
Carlisle Estates
Carlisle Township
Woodside Drive
Black River
County of Lorain
State of
Carlisle Properties Inc
Carlisle Estates No
West Branch
Jone Schmiel
Coe
Ceals
Carl R. Finegar
Lorala County
Gite
Howard R. Butler
Allormey
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O. D. Carl French
Cleveland
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Pytlak
Hemsley
Hot Springs
Chronicle
Second Street
Elyria, Ohio
Terry
Whitehead
Post
Bill McKechnie
Buckeye Union Cas. CO
Columbus, Ohio
George, Taylor & CO
Walt
Glidden
E. F. Whitney & Son
W. Broad Street
Ohio Public Service Co
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Elst
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Eeee
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C.T
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Serre Asie
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