State Class A and B finals loom in Columbus classic
Rustling Thru . Sports . . With RUSS DAVIES reports the State Class A and B finals start Thursday with 32 institutions in the mix. Class A includes undefeated New Philadelphia, Cincinnati Woodward and Canton McKinley among 16 teams. Class B features Wiltshire, Marysville and more. NE Ohio district teams dominate contenders. Michgan-style night games trend noted at Michigan. county figures attend district cage tournament and efforts to seat attendees are described. volleyball and baseball items close the column with county coach comments.
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Combinatons
New Philadelphia
Cincinnati Woodward
Canton McKinley
Jellefontaine
Massillon
Defiance
Akron Buchtel
Martins Ferry
Maretta
Findlay
Canton Lehman
Toledo Waite
Dayton Fairview
Columbus Central
Akron South
Bellevue
Wiltshire
Marysville
New Carlisle
Waynesburg
Smithfeld
Germantown
Bluffton
Midvale
Glenford
Rultman
Amanda
Sandusky St. Mary‘s
Canfield
Hanover
Holgate
Kitts Hill
Ohio
Akronsquth
N. E
Rittman
N. E.eams
University of Michigan
Ray Fisher
Yost
Jake Jurling
Clearview High School
Doug Perry
Kent
Darling
R. S. Wallace
Hudson
Columbus
Ben Sartor
Howard Gollmar
Gollmar
Sartor
Solimar
Quakers
Hoernemann
Northwestern
Bellefontaine-Massillon
Bellefontaine
New Philly
Massillon High Tests Football Candidates Before Uniforms
Massillon High School requires football hopefuls to endure a week of tests before uniforms are issued. Robert Henderson of the Massillon faculty heads the program, modeling it after hospital nurse selection tests. Five tests assess mental ability aggression and submission, personal attitudes, temperament, and physical reactions to guide coaching decisions and disciplinary insights.
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P Asseton High School
Robert Henderson
Massillon
Terman Group
Loff
Bourow
Keys
Wisconsin
Ross Stagner
Akron University
Massilion
Fremont Star Player Honored All-Ohio
Boo Shaw of Fremont star center named All-Ohio by a news service for best performer on the Crimson squad that beat Elyria. Elyria’s regular-season losses include Akron South Bellevue Findlay and Canton Lehman. Also notes Jimmy Henke’s cigar presentation and a new baby boy Richard Carl Henke.
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Elyria High
Ralph Bauer
Crimson
Ohio
Boo Shaw
Fremont
Elyria
Akron South
Bellevue
Findlay
Canton Lehman
Jimmy Henke
Bittner Funeral Home
Jn Memorial Hospital
Richard Carl
Henke
Harriet Scott
Soecal
Jimmy
Matt Zochman
D and N
Kegelers
Hygami Orth Set For Return Match At Armory
Hygami and Orth agreed to a Friday night rematch at the Third Street Arena under Japanese Jacket rules. The prior clash saw Orth dominating until Hygami was roughed up and an ambulance was summoned. both fighters will wear jackets and can use grappling holds, with two out of three falls deciding the outcome and no time limit.
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Hing
Tato Hygami
Paul
Tarazan
Hygami
Jili
Toto
Orth
Ernie Braden
Elyria
Hee
Hager to wrestle Felix in Friday match in Detroit
Hager of Eugene Oregon returns Friday to face John Felix Detroit known as the Gougin Greek in a one hour semi final match. The bout features a best two of three falls format with past wins showing Hager can hold his own against Felix's rough style. Ringside action starts at 8 39 p m.
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Tex Hager
Eugene
Ore
Frankie Hart
John Felix
Detroit
Gougin
Hager
Felix
Cincinnati Team In Doubles Lead at All Events
Detroit March 12 A doubles team from Cincinnati and Anthony Rudeki of Chicago led the all-events in the American Bowling Congress at the state fairgrounds Coliseum. Harold Burkhardt and Eddie Littleman of Cincinnati rolled to 1236 in team total while Rudcki led all-events with a high series.
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Detroit
wWin
Cincinnati
Anthony Rudeki
Chicago
American Bowling Congress
State Fairgrounds Coliseum
Harold Burkhardt
Eddie Littleman
Rudcki
McKechnie Makes Two Changes In Lineup
In Tampa on March 12 manager Bill McKechnie altered his all star Finnish relief fund game squad. Clyde Shoun replaces Curt Davis on the pitching staff and Frank De Maree replaces Joe Medwick in the outfield due to Davis illness and Medwick holdout. The Reds meet the Cards in an exhibition after an 8 7 loss to the Yankees.
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Tampa
Fla
Bill McKechnie
McKechnie
Clyde Shoun
Curt Davis
Frank Demaree
Giants
Joe Medwick
Davis
Medwick
Reds
New York Yankees
Moose Lead Out To One Game In Recreation B League
Elyria area bowling update shows Moose Lead Out To One Game in Recreation B as Nickel Plate Feeds beat them, narrowing the gap to Lodgemen. Other results include Ridgeville Hatchery over Moulton Candies and Blue Sky Inn posting high team total with Johnny Fritz top scorer.
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Moose
Recreation
Elyria Recreation
Moose Club
Nickel Plate
Ridgeville Hatchery
Moulton
Chander Plastering
Moodt Sphicans
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Recreation Tavern
Tarry Tavern
Tattersall
Rice Brake Service
Shafer Barbers
Barbers
West Side Lumber
Federal
DeBray Body Shop
Coca-Colas
Glen Rogers Motors
Firestone Service
Monroe Welty
Glen Rogers
Bell
Bell Clothiers
Elyria Lumber
St. John’s
Wykramt's
Thomas
Madigan Fired From St Marys Gaels Football Role
In San Francisco on March 12 L P I Slip Madigan the coach of the St Marys Gaels football program was not renewed. The college board of athletic control announced the contract expiring March 31 1941 would not be renewed leaving Madigan unemployed.
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San Francisco
L.pi
Madigan
Gaels
St. Mary's
Knute Rockne
College Board of Athletic Control
Allen Signs Pytlak Only Indian Holdout
Fort Myers Florida March 21 Johnny Allen a right handed pitcher has signed his 1940 contract with the Cleveland Indians at his own figure according to President Alva Bradley His coming to terms left Frankie Pytlak the Indians only holdout today The club had offered Allen no bonus contract but he preferred straightforward player agreement and was accepted at the figure Bradley said The terms not disclosed
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Fort Myers
Fla
Johnny Allen
Cleveland Indians
Alva Bradley
Frankie Pytlak
Indians
Allen
Bradley
Albeit Named Manager Coach of Elyria Team in Lorain Contest
Elyria Mayor Petre announces Ellsworth J. Albert city auditor will manage and coach the Elyria basketball squad for a March 29 benefit game against Lorain at Elyria High gym. Sixth Ward councilman Henry Ault named captain. Event funds Elyria Recreation Board activities.
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Joseph
Alheit
Worthington Dry Cleaners
Albert Auditors
Detroit
Elymrcation Board
Lorain
Elyria
Seabiscuit Retired To Stand At Ridgewood Ranch
Seabiscuit, famed money winner and champion, quits racing to live out his days at Ridgewood ranch near Ukiah California. Howard says retirement while still champion is best, and Seabiscuit will stand at stud after a comeback injury. He retires after a record career with earnings over 4.3 million dollars and a string of track records from Santa Anita to Suffolk Downs.
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United Press
Acadia
Cal
U P
Seabiscuit
Sun Beau
Howard Ranch
Ukiah
Howard
Ridgeyeood Ranch
Kilmer
Santa Anita
Suffolk Downs
Santa Anita Park
Tom Smith
Ridges Wasa Ranch
Ridgewood
California
Fair Knightess
Mangrum wins Thomasville Open by two strokes over Nelson
Bowing to a golf crowd in Thomasville Lloyd Mangrum of Oak Park Illinois captured top prize of 700 dollars in the fifth annual 3000 Thomasville Open. He finished with a 203 aggregate thirteen under par beating National Open champion Byron Nelson who earned 450 dollars. The Home Coals aim for a 28th victory in 31 games as they travel to Penfield to face the Penfield Ex-Hys with a 7 pm lineup at the Y.
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Thomasville
ICM
Lloyd Mangrum
Oak Park
Ill
Mangrum
Byron Nelson
Nelson
Penfield
Cage Results College Scores Across Sessions
Duquesne 38, St. John's al. De Paul 45, Long Island University 38, Oklahoma 52, Missouri 41.
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Duquesne
St. John's al. de Paul
Long Island
Oklahoma
Missouri
New Philadelphia Boss Favors Slower Cage Game
Ohio coach Paul Hoernemann of New Philadelphia urges slower play for high school basketball to protect players. He supports removing the 3 second and 10 second rules and trimming the center jump to reduce pace while preserving entertainment and skill. His Quakers enter the Columbus Classic unbeaten with 21 straight wins and strong offense.
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United Press
Olumbus
U.P
Ohio
Paul Hoernemann
Philadelphia Quakers
Heidelberg University
Columbus
Hoernemann
Philadelphia
Quakers
Glen Barker
Bellefontaine
Martins Ferry
Canton McKinley
Floyd Baker
McKinley
Bup” Rearick
Dover
Ferry
New Philly
Bellevue
Fish and Game Assn Votes To Retain Club Grounds
Lorain County Fish and Game Association members met at the British Empire Club rooms to decide whether to sell or keep the environs off the Penfield Junction to Amherst road. The 69 to 57 vote favored retaining the grounds, with no action taken on a new clubhouse. The Vermin Hunt proceeds with captains Louis Rosa and Howard Thompson, running to May with a winner’s dinner hosted by the losers.
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Lorain County Fish and Game Association
British Empire Club
Ass'n Club
Penfield Junction
Amherst Road
Ass’n
Louis Rosa
Elyria
Howard Thompson
Lorain
Camden Seniors Defeat Brighton 90 66 Behind Hignett 43
Camden Seniors overwhelmed Brighton Ex-Hys 90 to 66 as Red Hignett scored 43 points on 21 field goals and a foul. Andy Urbanski led Camden with 28 points and coach All Siekeres counted 22. The game was played here on March 12.
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Brighton
Red Hignett
Hys
Camden
Andy Urbanski
All Siekeres
All-City Bowling League slate at Wykrent's Recreation
Eight matches set for tonight with two shifts at Wykrent's Recreation. Early shift features Von's Sunoco Service facing Shell Oil and Pixley's Garage meeting Welsh Funeral Home, plus Electro Alloys versus Federal Store and Nehi Bottling versus Hi- Speed Gas. Late shift includes Read Jewelers against West Side Lumber, Gardner Jewelers versus Jackson Grill, Gypsy Fiddle versus Finegan Bakery, and Array Potato Chips versus Wykrent's Recreation in a noted grudge match.
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Wykrent’s Recreation
the Shed
Von's Sunoco Service
Shell Oil
Pixley's Garage
Welsh Funeral Home
Electro Alloys
Federal Store
Nehi Bottling
Read Jewelers
West Side Lumber
Gardner Jewelers
Jackson Grill
Gypsy Fiddle
Finegan Bakery
Array Potato
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Michigan
Armory
St. Mary’s
Rudy
Wank Greenberg
Buddy Lewis
Washington
Rowe May
HIG
ED Conklin
Elyria Hecheation
Muodt Subioenus Gurney Lit
Henke Aagan
Relsier Peat
Alu
Vasigh
Wiley
Karohner
Aui
Meloy An
Nh Elder
Larsit
Ain
Yarry Tavern
I Nowics
Gleager
Gerber
Hancock
AGF Sechriner
Airuels We
Elyhia
PEASE
Wayne Peel Hoamidteng
Elyria Aquraers
Sanith
Throne
Anupac
Henkel
Ann Mundt
Witenes
HK Salyw
Tin Behnfer Hachers Kowallk Aw
Sniexek
Filgrist Nursery
Loescher
Vahl
Oesson
Joman's
Lutheran Sarstn
Peters
TNT
Schilke
Ann Burr
Clark
Brailey
Bamber
Worthington
Waterias
Koehn
R. Korhna
Pefleral Stace
Chandler Plratering
Aldetok
Aro Gould
COALS
Standard Cleaners
Lakewood
Lakewood High School
Wilburt Lanky
Jed the Cleaners
Sheard
Stauslived Cleaners
Peritz
Vt - Te Ceedeis
Les Sheatz
By Jim Embraux
Merry
Sandusky
Camden Laces
Ww. L
Off. Ave
Hellefontaine
H. A. Dodd
Paul Brown
DeBanee
Gilbert Smith
A. R. Porasky
Marietta
Frank Sutton
Find
STA
Stephen Lewis
iNshire
Lawrence Johnson
Jerry Kingsmore
Hubert Coll
William Hoover
John McLain
Feeten
Smithfield
Ed Cinniger
D. J. Gisler
Merrill Payne
Otto High School Aleut Association
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