Birmingham Firemen and Worthington Dry Cleaners arrange two game series
Local teams plan a two game series with the Firemen hosting the opener at the Y tonight for no guarantee and the Cleaners to return the game in Birmingham under the same terms. Profits from the second game go to the Firemen while tonight's proceeds aid the Elyria Y M A. The event is expected to draw a large crowd and boost YMCA funds. notes include local club figures and a mention of Henry Ward in hospital.
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Birmingham
Irmingham
Birmingham Firemen
Worthington Dry Cleaners
M. J. Knott
Don Wasem
Henry
Elyria City Bowling ] Association
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Elyria
Lorain County Kennel Club
Bark
Eorge Bark
Cleveland Shaw High
Syria
Akron South
Cardinals
Hubbard
Goodyear
Columbus
Elyria Recreation Board
Ete Banick
Russ Bryan
Walt Sheldon
Harry Jones
Howard Ines
Three Teams Vie For City Class A Bowling Crown
Haserodt Jewelers Elyria Recreation and Tarry Tavern battle for the second half title in the City Class A league with a photo finish likely. The Jewelers won the first half but face tight race now as all three clubs are poised to finish on top. The Tavern may tip the scales, while members receive $37.50 Waltham watches from Red Crown sweepstakes for a 3 169 score posted weeks earlier.
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Herace
Brothers and Sisters
Haserodt Jewelers
Elyria Recreation
Tarry Tavern
Fanny
Waltham
Red Crown
Brunswick-Balke-Collender Company
Chuckovits Ends Cage Career At Toledo With 1189 Points
Chuck Chuckovits ends a three year college career with 1189 points across 69 games for an average of 17 points per game. He scored 12 in his final appearance as Toledo lost to Loyola 50 to 46. His three year totals set Ohio College records for points.
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Chicago
March
Lpi
Chuck Chuckovits
Ohio
Toledo University
Rockets
Loyola
Chuck
Rookies Hurl For Cleveland Indians In Exhibition Game
In New Orleans on March 11, Manager Oscar Vitt planned to use rookies Tom Drake Clay Smith and Bill Zuber for the Indians exhibition against Jersey City. Veterans Milnar Joe Dobson and John Connors were slated for tomorrow's game. Rollie Hemsley makes his season debut behind the plate as a feud with Frankie Pytlak over first-string duties intensifies.
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New Orleans
Tom Drake
Clay Smith
Bill Zuber
Oscar Vitt
Cleveland Indians
Jersey City
Milnar
Joe Dobson
John Connors
Cleveland
Rollie Hemsley
Rollie
Frankie Pytlak
Pytlak
Budge Beats Perry in First Colleague Stop Match
Donald Budge moved to Boston for the second stop on the transcontinental tennis tour and defeated Fred Perry in straight sets 6-1 6-3 6-0. The triumph keeps Budge ahead early as the match progresses.
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New York
U.P
Donald Budge
Fred Perry
Boston
Budge
Ye Old Diner Tops Ridgeville to Lead Bowling League
Ye Old Diner won three matches against the Gerhart Diggers at the K of Calleys while the Brown So hicans trailed Barnes Coal Company. Ye Old Diner moved to first place in the Ridgeville Knights of St. John Bowling League. Ralph Steinmetz led with a 571 series.
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Gerhart Diggers
K. of Calleys
Brown Sohicans
Barnes Coal Company
Ye Old Diner
Ridgeville Knights of St. John
Ralph Steinmetz
Gerhart Diggers Wean Eee
Gilbert Senee
Nolleens
Rothgery Poeta
Steinmetz
Zid
Weisler
Agd
Diederich Wean
Dod Iega
Gerhart Weenie
Uel Berwiek Beeen Ee
Barnes Coal Company R
Barnes Na
Pitts Ae
B. Pitts
Loescher
Hockey Standings Highlight Madison Square Garden Match
A semi private game at Madison Square Garden last night showcased competitive hockey action with teams jockeying for position in the standings. The event drew attention to standings shifts and player performances in a premium venue.
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Madison Square Garden
Wykrent's Grille Tops Elyria Ladies Bowling League
Wykrent's Grille won three straight games over City Loan last night at the Elyria Recreation to take first place in the Elyria Ladies Bowling League. Marion Koehn led with 523, followed by Sayles 521 Lau 515 and Miller 501, and Sayles rolled 213 for the top single game.
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City Loan
Elyria Recreation
Wykrent’s Grille
Elyria
Standard Cleaners
W. T. Grant Company
Leo
Wykrent
Grille Bridee
Mackin Ave Ene
Iseee
Guyeski
M. Koehn
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Blind Ee
Aby Ha. Smith
M. Valerius Sev
M. Henke
Taylor Weer Enews
Savles
Haake
Sears Hoehuck Tarry Een
Brove Whee Wee
Traxler
Bainbridge
Clapp
Hilltop Tavern
Ellis Peat Ar Eee
Malik
Murphy Sues
Hines
Eenee
Johnny Adams Emerges as California Racing Rising Star
United Press reports from Los Angeles on March 11 detail jockey Johnny Adams, a 5-foot-tall rider from Kansas, as a rising star in California's racing scene. Adams won major stakes at Santa Anita, including the 100000 Handicap on Kayak II and the 10000 California bred title on Brown Jade, showcasing his rare split-second judgment and field control.
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US Angeles
California
Johnny Adams
Kansas Wheat Fields
Ted Sloan
Earle Sande
Ohnny
Adams
Santa Anita
Mnhis
Sloan
Sande
Johnny
Kayak
Specify
Whichcee
Brown Jade
United Press
Cardinals need infield help as Blades eyes rookies
The St. Louis Cardinals face a hole in the infield with second base and shortstop unsettled. Manager Ray Blades looks to rookies Ken Raffensberger Tom Sunkel and candidates Orenzo Joe Orengo to fill the gaps while Don Padgett and Mickey Owen vie for catcher duties alongside a pitching corps led by Lon Warneke and Bob Weiland.
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United Press Sports
T. Petersburg
Fla
U.P
St. Louis Cardinals
Ray Blades
Cardinals
Don Padgett
Padget
Joe Orengo
Jack Sturdy
Orenzo
Sacramento
Sturdy
Rochester
Johnny Mize
Don Gutteridge
Enos Slaughter
Terry Moore
Joe Midwick
Medwick
Fadget
Mickey Owen
Herb Bremer
Lon Warneke
Bob Weiland
Paul Dean
Curt Davis
Bill McGee
Clyde Shoun
Blades
Ken Raffensberger
Tom Sunkel
Sunkel
Atlanta
Raffensberger
Lust
Mize
Play Opens Sunday in A A U Tournament
Denver March 11. Fifty five teams entered the National A A U Tournament with totals likely to reach sixty. Play runs from dawn Sunday until March 18 with Denver Nuggets Phillips Oilers and Oklahoma City Parks Clothiers favored to win. no defending champion as 1938 victors Healey’s of Kansas City disbanded.
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Denver
Missouri Valley A. A. A
Belfast Celebrates 50th Anniversary of City Charter
Belfast marked the fiftieth anniversary of its city charter with a commemorative event. Officials highlighted the charter’s enduring impact on governance and local development in Northern Ireland.
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Belfast
Northern Ireland
Tourney Results by United Press Central District Class A and more
District champions and scores across Ohio divisions with multiple districts listed. Notable early progress includes Akron North and Massillon qualifying for state meet, plus Dover and Dennison posting high Class A wins.
Hull and Miner to Meet at Columbus Alumni Dinner
Jimmy Hull and Johnny Miner, two of Ohio State's greatest players, will meet for the first time Monday night at a Columbus fundraiser. Hull captained the 1938 Buckeyes who won the Big Ten title, while Miner captained the 1925 Buckeyes, last to claim an undisputed Big Ten crown. Miner now works for an Akron rubber firm as Major John Griffith. the Big Ten commissioner, will address the gathering, hosted by Franklin county alumni.
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Columbus
Jimmy Hull
Johnny Miner
Ohio State University
Buckeye
Franklin County
Hull
Miner
Akron
John Griffith
Big Ten
Harold G. Olsen
Ohio Basketball
Four Scholastic Teams Qualify For State Meet
Four northern Ohio high school teams Toledo Devilbiss Akron Garfield Bryan and Massillon earned Class A state tournament berths in Columbus next week as district finals wrapped Friday. Athens upset Marietta 31 29. Canfield and Willshire fell to Rittman and Delphos St Johns. Drawings Monday set first round matchups to avoid same-district pairings.
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Olumbus
Toledo Devilbiss
Akron
Garfield
Bryan
Massillon
Columbus
Devilbiss
Garfield Heights
Canton Township
Dark Horse
Central Catholic
State Fairgrounds
Ohio State Gymnasium
H. R Townsend
Ohio High School Athletic Association
Michigan Swimmers Lead Big Ten Meet With Records
Michigan holds the edge in the Big Ten swimming meet with four conference records among 17 qualifiers. Wolverines set marks in the 220 yard freestyle, 50 yard freestyle, 100 yard freestyle, and 150 yard backstroke. Ohio State also set a 300 yard medley relay record in qualifying. Other qualifiers include Illinois, Northwestern, Minnesota, Iowa, Purdue, Wisconsin, Chicago, and Indiana.
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Lafayette
Ind
Michigan
Wolverines
Ohio State
Ilinois
Northwestern
Minnesota
Iowa
Purdue
Wisconsin
Chicago
Indiana
Twenty Seven Judges Named for Cleveland Dog Show
The 23rd annual Cleveland Dog Show at Public Hall March 25 26 will feature 27 judges the largest panel yet as about 1400 entries compete for over 7500 in cash awards plus cups and trophies. Entry deadline is March 18 with rare breeds including Labrador retrievers German pointers Chesapeake Bay retrievers Irish water spaniels Newfoundlands and Yorkshire terriers already entered.
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Cleveland
M. H. Anderson
Standard Cleaners tie for second half title in city league
Standard Cleaners defeated Gardner Jewelers 30 to 25 on the Jefferson Junior High court to tie the Jewelers for the second half City Industrial League title. Playoff set for tonight on the local Y court with winner to face Fox Furnace. Troxel Company won their first league game 32 to 30 over General Industries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LE Standard Cleaners
Gardner Credit Jewelers
Jefferson
Jewelers
Cleaners-Jewelers
Troxel Company
General Industries
Steel and Tubes
Fox Furnace
Cleaners
Troxel Stages Rally
The second stanza sparked a comeback as the team pulled ahead from a 14-13 first-half margin to a 24-18 lead after three quarters. Alex Mike of the Cleaners scored 16 points to pace the offense while Polly Fritz led the losers with 10 points.
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Alex Mike
Cleaners
Polly Fritz
Troxel
Rothgery Motors Triumphs Over Vestal Shoes
In a St. John's Lutheran Bowling League match at St. John's school alleys Rothgery Motors defeated Vestal Shoes in two games. Al Struck led Vestal with a 571 series. In Birmingham on March 11 the Birmingham Firemen prepare to face Vermilion Martin Pontiac at 2 15 P M on the high school floor tomorrow.
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Rothgery Motors
Vestal Shoes
St. John’s
Birmingham
Birmingham Firemen
Martin Pontiac
Cleaners, Firemen Headline 3-Game Cage Card At Y
Worthington Dry Cleaners of this city v Birmingham Firemen headline a three game basketball carnival at the Y M C A gym tonight. A return game is set in Birmingham Sunday afternoon March 26.
New Philly Pair Sets 1307 In Bowling Meet
Victor Maurer and Alex Graham of New Philadelphia 0 score 1307 on opening card in minor event at Cleveland NBC bowling meet. The tally tops curtain-raiser totals and spots Maurer at 654 and Graham at 653. Standings list Five Man Events with Penn Batteries leading and teams from Cleveland and Chicago in pursuit.
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Cleveland
Victor Maurer
Alex Graham
New Philadelphia
Chicago
Maurer
Ohio State
Penn Batteries
New
Philadelphia
San Fee
Pat Joyce
Harley Davidsons
Lima
Mausers Cafe
Lobue Coal & Ice Co
Chicago Heights
Vic Maurer
Carl Bowdle
Harley Weimbert
St. Marys
Charley Marshall
George Hicks
Paul Martin
Walter Schuttenberg
Don Frysinger
Ray Ford
Last Of Clearview Survivors Beaten In District Play
Lodi, the last of three Clearview sectional Class B survivors, was eliminated by Hartville 21-19 at Kent in district action. Amherst and Columbia fell to Bristol and Hudson, while Hudson beat Madison 24-16 and Bristol routed Canton St John’s 34-20. Nova edged Strongsville 29-27.
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Kent
Hudson
Madison
Rittman
Canfield
Hartville
Lodi
Bristol
Canton St. Johns
Nova
Strongsville
Dayton
Dayton Stivers
Steele Bellefontaine
Middletown
Dayton Fairview
Wilmington
Clearview
Amherst
Columbia
Canton St John’s
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Jones
Whidhcee
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Eye
Lorain Times-Herald
Joe Bors
International News
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Cleveland Today
Perry
Ridgeville
International American
LL. T. Gls
Hershey
Syracuse
Pittsburgh
LT. Gls
Providence
Springfield
New Haven
Glidden
RE. F. Whitney & Son
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Henry McLemore
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Italian Lawn Tennis Federation
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MR. Chamberlain
St. Louis
Harry Ferguson
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Mt. Vernon
Lancaster
Bexley
Columbus East
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Dayton Dunbar
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Roger Bacon
Purcell
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West Milton
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Malinta-Grelton
Pickaway Township
Amanda
Ashville
Malinta - Grelton
Leipsic
Aman Ga
Upper Arlington
Lancaster St. Mary's
Florida
Okeley, Biermacher and Taft
Gardner Jewelers
By Chuck Hupp
Generals
Pinky Emerick
Walt Michael
G. F. T. Emerick
Gutowski
F . Wee
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Hitsman
Rockas
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Michael
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G Ross
Faaes
Sreed Fritz
J. Barkacs
Vrael
G. Barkacs
Cardner Jewelers
Vermilion
Ants Ae
A. Buchholz
Flood
Keisler
Buchholz
Rothgery Nna
Vestal Want
K. Koepp
McCaffery
Koepp
Standard Cleaners and Gardner Credit Jewelers
Ireland A. C. Girls
Philly
Jake Debacher
Tra Helter
Sunbury
Larry Marr
tChas
Torgler
Peas
Sam Nicosia
Silver Creek
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Eldotread CO
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