Vincent's Saints face Akron in Western Reserve tilt
In the Kent district tourney St Vincent's, led by Jolie Arburn and Steve Kevtess, aims to slow Akron champions as they meet for a key playoff clash. The Saints average about 37 points per game while defending at a steady pace, with taller starters including Luter and Yvouke.
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Unclear bowling schedule fragment hints local event night
Fragmentary OCR text references Moose Bowling schedule and multiple venues including Wyhtert Revue and Brand Centr, with scattered names like Madison, Chutneys, and Visitees. Details are unreadable. item appears to be a local bowling night listing with inconsistent phrasing and missing dates.
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Molders Lead in Industries League With High 2 683 Series
Molders paced the Industries Loop with a 2,683 series as night matches featured strong individual efforts. AL Smith led with a high figure and a three game tally of 810, while Thunderbolts posted 3,061 as a team high. Womens leagues saw Eisenhower, Patton, and Clark win key pairs.
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Thunderbelter
Thunderbolts
Johnson
Thonderbols
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Clark
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Toledo Woodward And Philo Quints Upset
Mason Bloss er reports Ohio scholastic basketball action as Woodward and Philo last night upset by narrow margins in regional play. Middletown, St. Nagier, and Newark area teams gained or fell in close contests. several district tourneys continued with key defeats and advancing lookouts for next week’s regional rounds.
Barons Rally Past Flyers 4–3 To Lead Western Standings
The Cleveland Barons overcame a deficit to beat the St. Louis Flyers 4–3, gaining control of first place in the Western division of the American Hockey League. The decisive goals came in the third period after a tight middle frame, with Barons scoring twice in the second.
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Wilson Slated To Be Named Today
CHICAGO reports an expected approval of Kenneth T. Tug Wilson as Big Ten athletic commissioner by the conference board of faculty representatives. Wilson, Northwestern University athletic director, would succeed the late Majer debate as permanent head. The temporary nine-man panel currently includes L. W. St. Abin of Ohio State and other athletic directors.
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Firefighters Clinch Tie For Cage Crown In Close Win
Firefighters win key game to clinch at least a tie for the cage crown. They defeated Tarey Lares and later downed Tire 40 87 in a postponed schedule with Traczek Moats and others posting wins. remaining matches set for tonight with Tarry Lanes, Roger-Binninger Jewelers, Bonecrushers, and Wehman Wizards in action.
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Boxing and basketball shorts mix from Paterson and Philadelphia
Boxing notes report Abe J. Greene of the Navin Boxing Association faulting officials after a 1st round knockout crowd of 1,037 at Maid Sen Square. Basketball results highlight the United Kings beating a British side as Allepia’s fans cheer. The WAC championship goes to the Air Depot team, scoring 49 to 40 over an Eighth Air Force quintet.
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G- Geos
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Dane Air Depot
Eighth Air Force
Defeated in round at Mitelisot Sagat Carag last night
The article reports Arnolds losing in the early rounds at a Mitelisot Sagat Carag event with scattered mentions of names and places, including Walterveripht and Roky Gueetia, in a chaotic sports page fragment. The readable text emphasizes a defeat and the surrounding chaotic coverage.
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Billy
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Gueetia
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Erie
Greg
Perth
Ghadiand
Hold 20 Men On Gambling Charges After Garden Bout
New York police cracked down on betting at Madison Square Garden holding twenty men on gambling charges after the Friday night fight card. The operation involved over 100 officers including 35 detectives and 10 policewomen under Mayor Fiorello LaGuardia. A Post reporter testified seeing numerous bets during a basketball doubleheader tied to a broader probe amid a bombing case at Brooklyn College.
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Brooklyn College
Samuel St. Liebowitz
Hagg Runs Again Tonight In Garden
Sweden's Hogg seeks revenge in the mile at the K of C meet in Madison Square Garden after a fraught week. He arrives two days after a long London voyage and a poor indoor showing. The field features five rivals while the crowd eyes a stronger performance.
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Elyria Country Club Sports Night Promises Star Guests
Elyria Country Club launches Old Timers Stay Nite with a program featuring sports films and highlights. Guests include Roger Peckinpaugh of the Indians, Ray Ride, Bryan Downey, and Billy Burks. Dinner at 6:30, tickets 1. (Note: OCR issues may affect some details.)
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Roger Peckinpaughy
Cleveland Indians
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Bryan Downey
Billy Burks
Mr. Gold
Auditors Fall Short in Lorain Close Loss
Lorain Southerners edged the Auditors 45 to 44 in a City Class B League tilt last night. Charrene and Gammel led Lorain with points while Bill Sutff topped the Auditors with 13. Half showed Lorain ahead 17 to 14 as the game swung in a tight finish.
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Four Ball Semi Finals Feature Nelson McSpaden Pair
The Gold Dust twins Byron Nelson of Toledo and Harntd Wg McSpaden of Sanford lead the Internation Pawr-Ball Tourna ment field by defeating Train Ben Hogan andFd of Atlantic City to reach the semi finals. Samay Suvad of Hot Springs and Denny Shute of Akron pair against Johnny Revolta and Sam Byrdo in Detroit for a place in the final.
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Local Cage Results Across Youth and Class A Events
Results from Youngstown, Akron, Columbus and other areas show class A and B basketball, with teams like Youngstown Bust, Masson, Akron Burhtel, Toledo, Newark, Findlay, and Logan cited. Notable scores include Ravenna 97 over Akron 58, Wauseon 92, and Columbus Central 29, with multiple entries for class B divisions and hockey mentions.
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Elyria Pioneers Top Ravenna 44 to 37 in Tournament
Elyria High School Pioneers defeated Ravenna 44 to 37 in a regional semifinal basketball game at Kent. Joe Polk led Elyria with 19 points, while Ravenna’s Paul Shafer scored 12. St. Vincent’s beat Buchtel to reach the final, with Tony Taterza and John Arburn scoring 12 and 11 respectively.
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