Elyria High School Honors Forty-Eight Athletes At Assembly
Elyria High School held a morning assembly honoring athletes from the varsity basketball, swimming, and lightweight cage squads as well as girls in postseason sports. Captains were named for next season and the Burrs Trophy awarded to the top swimmer along with varsity and sophomore letters presented to numerous players.
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Elyria High School
Fred Lehman
Soph Girl
Pene Elyria High School
Ro) Clymer
Jax Howelstine
Paul Banik
Willis Jones
Jack Adamson
Kenneth Long
Paul Coniam
Fred Leman
Kenneth Lyons
Fred Lebman
Dave Eaton
Gene Myers
Carl Dodsle
Brove
Ernest Dobrowski
Hichard Skiiletz
Dobrowski
Bluffton Star Forward Leads Northwest All Conference
Bluffton College star forward Howard Tripplehorn headlines the Northwest All Conference selections, carrying his team to the league title. Defiance, Findlay split second honors with two players apiece, while Bowling Green and Findlay players bolster the guards and centers on the two teams.
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Bluffton
Schlechty
Findlay
Columbus
Wpi
United Press
Onbervels
Bluffton College
Defiance College
Findlay College
Defance
Howard Tripplehorn
Porition
Paul Hargrove
Serond cc Uaire
Marion Moodler
Bob Heischiman
Stuart Tisat
Bowling Green
Dlyatt
Taylor
Findlas
Alspach
Triplehorn
RF Miller
Bowling the Schlechty
LF Risser
Blufticn Moodler
Defianc Hargrove
Big Ten Leaders Meet Ahead of Indoor Track Championship
Chicago hosts the Big Ten athletic directors and coaches meeting ahead of the indoor track championship at the University. Indiana aims to win the Hoosier track title for the first time. Purdue's N A Kellogg expected to accept the intercollegiate basketball honor won by the Boilermakers twice. Northwestern and Michigan each previously held the title.
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Purdue
Cinelette
Tri County Loop To Hold Meeting Next Monday
LORAL. O. Merchau Hamman president of the Tri County baseball loop calls a meeting of team managers for next Monday March 14 at the Amherst Athletic Club. A previous meeting in Vendes was canceled by bad weather. Last season the league had eight teams including Lorain Pennstails Lorain Nevilles Elyria Merchants Amherst Wisenka Merchants Huron Merchants Derby Heights Wakeman Ref taps phrate and Sandusky Clover-uats.
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Merchau
Je Hamman
Amherst Athletic Clan
Vendes
Ponr
Sear
Jeanne Bent Throudhy
Lorain Pennstails
Lorain Nevilles
Elyria
Amherst Wisenka
Huron
Deriy Heights
Wakeman Ref Taps
Sandusky
Roofers Triumph Over Keller News in 27 to 7 Game
Roofers dominated Keller News of Norwalk with a 27 to 7 victory. Star forward Berehan of Norwalk led scoring while Keller News battled foul trouble and played without Guildard and Menz.
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Vercerst
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Fras
Crack Colt Ready For Epsom Race
A fragmented report notes a horse named Crack Colt prepared for the Epsom Derby. The text mentions training, owners, and elements of the race scene, but readable details are limited and scattered across garbled OCR.
Fight Results San Ticancoseo
Boxing results from San Ticancoseo and Seattle show several bouts with varied outcomes. Notable matches include Zuniga drawing with Attel, and Ura defeating Wimura while Benntee edged Welsh in welterweight contention. Other cards list Hames, Suan, and Raammen among Grand Rapids and St. Louis fighters with wins, losses, or draws.
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Wartin Zuniga
Bio Ret
Los Angeles
Joe Conde
San Prnanemseco
Shenny Austin
Omaha
Gilbert Attel
San Francisco
Seatelig
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Atbie
Seattle
Kyuxoro Wimura
San Uraneiveo
Don Urasea
Spokane
Leonard Benntee
Detroit
Vo. Wareh
Wwesley Hames
Cadet
Grand Rapids
Mich
Bewin Suan
Philadelphia
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St. Louis
Buck Raammen
Viehk
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Blstheville
Ark
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Salmi Goldaran
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St. Louise
National Indoor Tennis Caps: Shields Speaks on Balls and Play
In New York Henry Wmelore reports Frank Rainer Shields, an internationalist and top ranked insurance broker, voicing opinions in the dressing room at the Armory on Davis Cup conditions. Shields contrasts French and American balls and discusses the impact on players like Vines and the American team as they prepare for the national indoor championships.
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United Press
New York
Frank Rainer Shields
United States
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Shields
Vries
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England
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Ipun
Tay Doubie
Tut Seavery
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Pere
Trainng Gamp News From United Press Avalon
A compact recap of spring training notes from Avalon and surrounding areas. Highlights include rookie performances, lineup changes, and player movements across several teams as camps progress in March. Key names referenced include Woody English and others in the evolving rosters.
Yankees Executive to Attend Camp in St Petersburg
Jacob Ruppert owner of the New York Yankees is expected at camp in St Petersburg Sunday to oversee activities as Babe Ruth is anticipated to sign his 1952 contract Paris later this week. Moe Berg has been signed by the Washington Senators following his stints with Chicago and Cleveland.
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Jacob Ruppert
New York Yankees
Babe Ruth
Paris
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Chicago
Cleveland
Washington Senators
Reds Triumph Over Cards 7-0 in Bradenton
In Tampa on March 19 Cincinnati Reds routed St Louis Cardinals 7 to 0 at Bradenton. Pitching by Owen Carroll and Tomsen limited the Cards to five hits while Reds hitters rapped for double figures. Dean was knocked out in the third after five straight hits.
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Fla
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Cincinnati
Younus
al Bekert
Owen Carrold
Aidos
Tomsen
Reds
Dias Dean
Dean
Ards Thes
Ba Eman
Monograms Presented To Dayton Cagers
Monograms have been presented to University of Dayton basketball players Freld Fearn Detroit John Bauer Cleveland Paul Piening Cincinnati Edward Hamant Flord Leiehtle Rob Payne and Ralph Burdy Dayton O March 0 IUP Monograms were awarded to the listed team members for their contributions to the Dayton cages program.
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Dayton
IUP
University of Dayton
Freld Fearn
Detroit
John Bauer
Cleveland
Paul Piening
Cincinnati
Edward Hamant
Flord Leiehtle
Rob Payne
Ralph Burdy
Daytor
Edwards December Meet Bout Set at Moose Coliseum
Loyal fans await the proposed return bout between welterweights December and Freddie Edwards. The match is closed for March 2 at Moose Coliseum with promoters Jimmy Gascoigne War Jacobs and Ekaris Hughes. The undercard includes Marty McHale versus Ter Tandis and Wool sep Louw Nickelette versus Charlie Champness. details to follow.
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Ohio
Welter King
Freddie Edwards
West Virginia
Moose Coliseum
Jimmy Gascoigne
War Jacobs
Ekaris Hughes
Edwards
Colmeun
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Wilcus
Marty McHale
Elva
Pittsburgh
Ter Tandis Et
Akron
Woolsep Louw Nickelette
Charlie Champness
County Quintets Draw Tough Foes In District Meet
Ohio basketball teams face a district tournament weekend with the state finals in view. Columbus North Akron Weer and other districts begin play tonight as contenders aim for Kent State regional games. Semi finals set for Saturday with Mars 24 date noted for key matchups.
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Eaton
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Rettsville
Obertin
Armour and Dudley Win International Four Ball Title
In Miami on March 10, Tommy Armour and Ed Dudley captured the International four ball championship, earning 1500 prize money after defeating Billy Burke and Jonny Golden in Greenwich. Burke and Golden each received 259 as runners-up.
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Fla
Tommy Armour
Ed Dudley
Miara County Club
Armour
Detroit
Dudley
Concordville
Cach Ricer
Billy Burke
Greenwich
Conn
Jonny Golden
Noroton
Burke
Golden
Nine Wooster Cagers To Receive Awards
Wooster College announces basketball award recipients for the 1951 52 season. Seniors Pat Talbot from Wooster and Jim Courtney from Mansfield lead a group of nine players including Don Walkiett Bob Bole Bul Baxter Maurice Maxwell Don Hamilton Nelson Nanoleon and Bob Sekerak with names tied to Trenton Conneaut Cleveland and Dover.
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Wooster College
Dayton Plans College Golf Meet At Miami Valley
Dayton announces preliminary plans to host the Ohio Intercollegiate Golf Tournament on May 20–21 at the Miami Valley course. Schools expected include Ashland Kenyon Oberlin Ohio Wesleyan Fenn Heidelberg Baldwin Wallace John Carroll and Dayton entries. The event features 72 holes of medal play with 26 holes determining the team cup and a 56 hole final for the individual title.
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Mareh Terry
Ashland
Kenyon
Ohio
Ohio State Polo Team Boasts Fine Record
The Ohio State University polo team finished its indoor schedule with a 5 game win streak and a total of 112 points for against 33 by opponents. Paul Rice of Dayton is listed as a regular player and upcoming matches with Princeton Cornell and Army Chicago are tentatively scheduled.
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Ohio State
Bluebird Still Fast Than New Cars Says Campbell
Sir Malcolm Campbell notes his eight year old Bluebird of 1925 vintage outpaces many modern two wheel and four wheel stock cars. The boast highlights ongoing speed record mindset.
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Pasha Burns Score Draw in Coliseum Mat 1
Crowd of about a thousand watched Pasha the Terrible Turk weighing 195 pounds and Jock Burns clash in Moose Coliseum. The bout ended in a draw after a collision left both fighters unconscious, forcing the referee to stop action.
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Turk
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Ruth Ruppert May Come To Terms Soon
A New York owner and the tournament promoter discuss settlement terms before a Petersburg Florida stop. Ruppert signals willingness to conclude a contract rather than pursue two separate deals, with a salary figure around 750,000 under consideration and talks continuing.
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Ruppert
Indian Regulars Set For 32 Race
New Orleans report previews the 1932 season for the Indian Regulars with rookies and veterans contending for outfield catching and pitching roles. Earl Averill Porter Voskosik Bob Leeds and Charlie Jammeron expected to anchor the outfield while Eddie Morgan Johnny Hodapp and others vie for infield spots. Pitching duty centers on Ferrell Hud In Brown Harder Connalls and Jablonowski with three open spots likely filled by Craghead Le Hildebrand Pearson and Bean. Pearson rare rookie aiming to tame wildness for a berth.
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Language Roots Likely Precede Writing by Millennia
A historical view notes that spoken language emerged far earlier than written systems, suggesting humans communicated complex ideas long before inscriptions or manuscripts. Researchers cite linguistic patterns and archaeological finds as evidence for an ancient oral culture predating writing by thousands of years.
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