Bricker urges 16 point plan for civilian defense of Ohio
Governor John Bricker orders expansion of state conservation division duties with a 16 point program. More than 100 game supervisors prepare for possible air raids and sabotage by enrolling trustworthy hunters with high powered rifles. The plan includes mapping power lines, transformers, water sources, explosive sites, hospitals, detours, and emergency routes, plus training, weekly reports, and cooperation with Highway Patrol.
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John W. Bricker
State Conservation
Ohio
Bricker
Conservation Division
Slate Highway Patrol
Barons face crucial tests in tight Western race
The Cleveland Barons enter a six day stretch with four away games including Springfield Indians and Buffalo Bisons, while leading the Western Division by one point over Indianapolis Capitals. Hershey Bears and Buffalo chase, with injury woes hampering Cleveland as Don Deacon and Andy Milne sit out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland Barons
Springfield Indians
Cleveland
Indianapolis Capitals
Buffalo Bisons
Springfield
Barons
Hershey Bears
Indianapolis
Hershey
Don Deacon
Andy Milne
Rees
Amherst Meets Canton Team In District Joust
The Amherst Hick Comets face Canton in a district basketball matchup at Kent for the Northeastern Ohio District Club sports tournament. The Comets seek a strong run after finishing second in the Northern High League and advancing from NEC Sectional at Clearview along with two other Lorain County teams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eaton
Cleavelew
Ohio
Kent
Clearview
Ealls
Amherst
Lorain County
Canton
Bob Hubbard
Amherst Hick Comets
Kent District Cage Tournament Schedule
Kent District Cage Tournament Schedule lists upcoming games with teams and venues. The readable portions mention Fairport Harter and Te, plus Bunce AAMT Canter and Louden, with unclear dates and locations. The fragmentary text shows multiple school and town names and scattered venues, implying a regional tournament schedule.
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Kent
Tontont
Bosinwen
Amdnese Warner
Fal Ioocorerani
Mineral Alage
Dom Puiead Ts
Fairport Harter
Whserday
Cearven Wy
Sianet
Tesnazurke
Nsetia Mista Va
Louden
Local tournament action features stacked with notable records
Amherst enters tonight’s program against Canton St. John’s after a 16 4 season. If Amherst wins, they face Orange at 7 30 Wednesday. Clearview’s Clippers lead with 21 6 while Eaton sits 18 3. Tonight’s late game pairs Poland with Harbor. Winners advance to later rounds in Lorain County bracket.
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Canton St. John’s
Canton St. Johns
Kent
Amherst
Mineral Fridge
Poland
Palrport Harbor
Canton St
Chagrin Falls
Stu Holcomb Named Miami Football Coach in Indefinite Term
Stuart Holcomb, ex Ohio State captain and former coach at Findlay, Muskingum, and Washington & Jefferson, was appointed head football coach and athletic director at Miami University in Oxford. He will also coach baseball. spring practice starts next Tuesday.
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Oxford
Stuart Holcomb
Washington & Jefferson College
Ohbia State
Holcomb
Letie
Findlay Cotlege
Fonthall
Fee Northwet
Ohio
Muskingum
Evee
Warhinrton & Jefform
Wahinston
Lincoln
Ned
Erie
High Selves
Ohio State
Ax Will
Jack Seam
Thote Telde
Elyria High hosts league basket tourney opener
Elyria High opened the Sith Grade basketball tournament with a 3-0 victory by Ey Moning from Edam over Edison Phy. The day also featured a Holy Cross win against St. Marys with scores not clearly legible due to damaged text.
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Sith
Elyria High
Oberlin Honors Thirty Athletes At Banquet
Oberlin College honors thirty athletes from its varsity swimming basketball and fencing squads at a winter banquet in Berlin Ohio. Captains for 1942 43 include Gordon Mazzonapichie Montclair N J basketball John C Richards Bayside New York swimming and Donald K Weber Chicago Mount Jencing fencing. Richard succeeds his brother Hugh as swimming captain. Carlisle Leading Scorer John Carlisle led the Yeomen with 18 points as the basketball team went 8 16. The fencing team placed second in the Ohio Invitational, losing to Case by one point. Thirteen swimmers earned letters. nine basketball players and seven fencers also earned letters.
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Berlin
Oberlin College
Gordon Mazzonpachie
Montclair
N. J
John C. Richards
Bayside
N.Y
Donald K. Weber
Chicago
Mt. Jencing
Richard
Hugh
John
Oberlin
Kenyox
Carlisle
John Carlisle
Yeomen
Case
Stan
Jey Worden
Dl Jameson
Jameson
Amos T. Kerrows
Lakewood
Wiliam HK
Farquhar
Lawrence W. Fay
Akron
Gordon M. Galloway
Evanston, I. L
Hamiltex
Ober- Hing
Herbert E. Hangen
Kansas City
Donald W. Pfeifer
Tonawanda
N. Y
Mugh S. Richards
N. Yip
Allen C. Sutton
Baltimore, Md
Robert Warren
New Haven
Eria
Bucyrus
Ohi
Robert DeGrott
Maplewood
Lynbrook
Hugh Rernohan
Hamilton
J. Stanley Worden
Evanston
Richard W. Berridge
Dayton
Ralph S. Henry
East Palestine
Robert W. Krauss
Cleveland
Earl C. Spaeth
Snyder
Donald W. Springer
Oak Park, HL
Donald Re Weber
Chicago, IL
Kent Sectional A Tourney Sked
Fragmented OCR notes list multiple teams and locations for a county sectional tournament schedule. Names appear garbled but indicate teams from Kent and nearby towns, with references to winners and matchups in the South and various venues.
Cage Results Scholastic Tournaments Eastern and Southeastern Districts
Readable fragments show matchups and scores from Scholastic tournaments in the Eastern and Southeastern districts. References include North Canton, Kent Roovertit, Steze bear, Motive, Orreille, and at least one 37 point game. Details are incomplete and names are partially garbled.
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Presa
Titanate Kalk
Butea
Steze Bear
Kent Roovertit
North Canton
HM. Motive
Orreille
Ore
Atton Cral
Kent Roosevelt Upsets North Canton In Kent District Tourney
Kent Roosevelt defeats North Canton 22 to 21 in the Kent District Class A tourney opener. James Emerson reports Roosevelt rallied from behind, with Tasker scoring the winning shot with four seconds left. Other district results include Smithfield advancing in the Steubenville bracket and Yorkville beating Lewisville in semifinal action.
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Kent Roosevelt
North Canton
Kent
James Emerson
United Press
Mary
Unpnet
Roosevelt
Ofex
Honsevelt
Vikings
Maier
Smithfield
Chass
Jefferson County
Belsoont
Steubenville
Smthfield
Tillonsville
Final City County Cage Loop Night Sees Three Key Games
Final games of the second half in the City County Basketball League are scheduled at Jefferson Junior High tonight with three contests. Oberlin Oils lead the race with three wins and one loss and can clinch by beating Avon Green Store. The Ross Independents and Avon teams also hold two wins and one loss each and have postponed games to decide the crown. Bendix Westinghouse faces Oberlin Hardware in the other match of the evening.
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Vic Silver Jewelers
Jefferson
Western Bullets
Western Flyers
Auditors
Flyers
Bullets
Auditors and
Jewelers
Jefferson Court
Ross Independents
Aton Green Starr
Auditors-Jewelers
Lyle Scott
Cau
Dick Logan
Aw Rs
Vic.tore
Ft Sinkin
Jewellers
Logan
Lloyd Morse
Harry Conn
Lnsers
Tony Zalnski
Five
Sencin
Rod Clark
W.mc. A
Roy Gardner
Lazers
West
Mona
Heston
Rey
Yaeed
Ste
St West
Rema
Wee Brodie Trane
Lee
Des Reyne
Ems
Bos Orp San Keats
Weywes
Bernas Ab
Farrich
Watt
Tinaaie
Winawey
Glen Kelsor
Rifert
Wwe
Rivenie
Rostine
Ralira
Bornsti
Fett
Lutheran
Gerardi
Egg Mecatery
Sted Maney Beesier
Hind Teague
Bremend Heiss Ams
Jefferson Junior High
Oberlin Oils
Oberlin Janby Oils
Avon Green
Oils
Scaat
Avon
Thaae
Independents Lake
Thew Shovel
Bendix-Westinghouse
Oberlin
Aton Green
Tross Indepen
Dents
dix-Westinshowe
Obertin
Merchants Defeat Volunteers 44 to 30 at the Y
The Flyta Merchants posted a 44 30 win over the Florence Volunteers at the Y. Sam Rockwrest led the scoring for the winners with an unspecified number of points. Other names appear garbled but indicate a close team effort and early season play.
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Flyta Merchants
Floria Volunteers
Ymc.a
Sam Rockwrest
Cyne Mrebett Eerie
Gaeawe
Tracy
Berataa
Sei
hiBea
All City Pin Sked Sees Six Matches This Evening
The Al City Howling League lists six matches on the Wykrent's Recreation schedule for this evening. An early obituary note appears among the readable text.
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Wykrent's
Nursery Lead Holds Half-Game Edge in B League
In Elyria Bowling League action at the Elyria Bowling Center last night, the B division’s pace setter maintained a half-game lead as Tarr Tavern held runner-up status. Other results featured Olsen Manufacturing taking two from Moulton Candies and Idy Grill sweeping Nehi Beverages, with Tattersall Dairy earning two victories over Carlisle. Joe Meyers of Coca-Colas led individuals with 645 series, including a 243 game, as Meyers Dairy swept a series and Darrith Meats achieved a clean sweep from Haury Brothers in St. John’s Lutheran play at the school alleys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyria Nursery
Coca-Colas
Elyria
Tarr Tavern
Ile
Olsen Manufacturing Company
Moulton Candies
Idy Grill
Nehi Beverages
Tattersah Dairy
Carlisle
J Read
Jewelers
St. John’s
Parrish Meats
Baumhardt
Elka
Ely
Elks
Elyria Pure
Worthington Cleaners
Wykrent’s Recreation
Milks
West Side Cumber
Feaders
Fost
Glen Rogers Motors
Dall Motors
Haserndt Jewe Ters
Welsh Funert
Wykrent Recreation Copp
Bud's
Detroit Pair One Pin Short Of Lead In ABC Doubles
Detroit duo James Marshall and Elward Wautheret moved to second in the American Bowling Congress doubles with a 1218 total, one pin behind the leaders. The standings show little change after last night’s bowling amid scattered matchups and team entries.
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Detroit
Columbus
James Marshall
Elward Wautheret
Detroi
Teaders
Edmand Westheret
James Marshal
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Russ Davies
LYRIA
International Bowling Congress
Milwaukee
Syracure
Los Angeles
Milwaukee Women's Bowling Association
Len (Bush) Forbush
Elyria City
Redius
Wellington
Robert Egtin
BR. B Dickagan
Les Mar Mitchell
Arch Murray - Murray Opinnes
MacMitchell
Matt
Herbie Katz
Joey Maxim
Fordham
U. S. Naval Air Corps
Crowley
New York
Jim
Ernie +Slip
Madigan
St. Mary's
Seabiscult
MacArthur
Cenwicy
J i
Peewee
J. C. Dies
Wernter College
Neva
Wester
Severance Stadium
Ollie Rankin
Lake Avenue
Pistia
Jear Ruks
Pear
Flytia
She Nickvish
Harvard Avenue
Obie
M. J
Cambrider
Roberteon
Wert
Farrell
Hobblotteelaw
all-Ohin
Atuykingum College
Kb Impley
Plesse
George E. Foley
Ceroeral
Wheeling Avenue
Cambridge
Worthen
Chronicle-Telegram
Ormgitestinetat
Wizabtures Atuland
Fateport Hare Yy Wammeeh-Camor Bt iXew
Woatetford
Stu Holcomb
Miami
Edison
Louis TS
Fort
ARMY
MacConnachie
Wyepay
Bes
Artingfield Teanchip
Patyyn
Alton South
Ace 8
Meeringfield
Mney
Sarbertons
Bio-Weiner
Aktion Kermere
Mandar
Asecond
Smithles
Macksbury
Yorkville
Lewisvidle
Yorkvilt
Herghets Club
Tiltonsville
Akrony
Kenmare
Akron North
Akron South
Akron Central
Doslestown
Loudonville
New Waterford
Waynesburg
Newark
Martins Ferry
Zanesville
Lake~wood
Madsilfer
Cantor McKinley
Masellian
Hanover
Pal Hollow Ground
tinek—Arvay Fotala
White Crew
Electro Allors
Shell Oil
Wye Krent Recreation
Diederich Flot
Elvvna Entel
Fate
Weleck
Nillner Funeral Home
Cea-Colar
Elyria Hardware
Rorick Insurance
Pham
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