Elyria Cagers Reach State Finals For First Time
Elyria high school boys basketball earned a spot in the state tournament ending a long wait for the city. Coach Roy Clyner and his squad, led by star Joe Scott, delivered a series of strong showings through district and regional rounds, beating Newton Falls to secure regional honors and a coveted state berth.
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Roy Clyner
Joe Scott
Pany
Chise Flyrna
Raiders
Lake Erie
Sixth Street
Syria
Nety
Columbus
Elyria
Ake
Bowling Green
Tolward
Amsterda
Dennison
Jack B
Canto McKintes
Jared Akron Buchtel
Upper
Idivvson
Sue T
Eisha Hish
Cazers iI
Dan Guigin
Kron
Joe
Bob Novak
Bob Nash
Central Star
Elyriand
Mills
Youngstown South
Newton Falls
Rosie Stan
Kent State University
Elyria Star
Western
Office Team Wins Celson Company Tournament Title
The Office team triumphed in a Celson Company elimination tourney raising funds for Jensen of the Colson Company. In the finals Office beat Assembly 20-19 while Shen defeated the Shipping Room 23-15. Caster Department earlier beat Tool Eouwm 14-18.
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Celson Company
Office
Assembly
Shen
Shipping Rou
Tool Eouwm
Jensen
Colson Company
Reserve University Rivalry Highlighted in Local Card
KRON CENTRAL records nine wins and six defeats before last night. Pete Gugin, brother of Dan and a standout basketball figure from Henrietta High School, plays for the Twin-Coach Kent team.
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Kron Central
Pete Gulgin
Dan
Henrietta High School
Kent
Bozzell and Watkins Clash On Rialto Card
Promoter Dan Morris books Sailor Watkins, the rough Dalas, and Paul Bozzell, ex Black Dragon, as two hour best two of three main event at Rialto Theatre in Morris’s bill. The card also lists newcomer Mojtethey and veteran Doug Marcell in supporting roles, with local undercard bouts shaping up as the night’s top draw.
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Ernie Braden
Harlie Carr
Daney McDonald
Sly McLain
Sailor Watkins
Dalas
Texas
Paul Bozzell
Black Dragon
Dan Morris
Watkin
Wartsins
Bozzell
Elah
Rialto Theatre
Morris Aho
Cescfat
India
Sentior Mojtetheye
Mao
McLain
Watkins
Gore
Raith McLain
Wats
Bizzeil
Doug Marcell
Riz
Dan
Nora
Grappier
Mat Vewman Duran
Lewis Defeats McAvoy In 15 Round Battle
John Henry Lewis retained the light heavyweight title with a unanimous 15 round decision over Jack McAvoy at Madison Square Garden. Lewis, confident as the world’s top 175 pounder, may defend abroad next, as 1,248 spectators paid 373,712.23 to witness the bout.
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George Kirklesx
United Press
York
John Henry Lewis
Phoenix
Ariz
Visi
Epof
Jack McAvoy
Madison Square Garden
Lewis
London
Australia
Sion
Arthur Donovan
Meavor
Tal
Maxie Rosenbloom
Bob Olin
Tomy Loughran
Unclear OCR sports card with scattered names and totals
Fragmented text lists players and scores across districts with missing context. Names such as Marivita Pomeroy and Rees Taw appear among odd city labels and unrelated figures. The fragment ends noting Burns due to camp and a Florida date with First Baseman Irving.
Wakeman Red Caps Plan New Grandstand and Bets
Wakeman O March 14 The Wakeman Red Caps held their first meeting of the year a get together affair with last year’s men and many others. They discussed building a new grandstand with capacity for 69 000 units and added facilities to improve playing fields. Offiers were re elected with C S Ciari and son C Clark among interested parties. Burns expected to join camp today to sign a contract with VP L C McEvoy.
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Wakeman. O
Wakeman Red Caps
Peine
Wakeman
Zion Ta Tow
Gtusi
Azer
Clarence Raicamain
Fred Berilome
C. S. Ciar
C. Clark
Keman Club
Cin
Elyria Hardwares at Lorain Tonight Contest Teased
Elyria Hardwares head to Lorain tonight for a 2a of the Lorain Hungariz Pins. The event is set at the YM Y M club with local hardware personnel expected to attend.
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Elyria Hardwares
Lorain
Elycia Hardwares
Hungariz
Ilewers
Y. M
Mount Union all senior team falls short in Ohio clash
Mount Union's all senior basketball squad finished a strong season with the second best record among 39 Ohio colleges but failed to clinch the Ohio Conference title. Losses to Findlay and Muskingum, or a victory over those teams, would have crowned them champions.
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Ohio
Mount Union
Robert D. Wright
Findlay and
Muskingum
Uso
Mountmen
Indians Pound Hubbell Defeat I Y Giants
In a decisive game the Indians routed Hubbell and defeated the Giants, tallying seven runs off Carl Hud. The clash featured the Ess ing team in bowling action on schedule for the K of C ail this evening, carded for 7 TM.
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Hubbell
I. Y. Giants
Sacola
Fla
Giants
Serend
Indians
Carl Hud
Essing
Senedula
K. of C.ail
Red Raiders edge Akron Central in district clash 29 27
Elyria High’s Red Raiders beat Akron Central 29 27 in a district game at Kent to become the first Elyria High quintet to reach the state finals, earning a trip to Columbus with others to vie for the Class A title. Johnson led Central with 16 as Gulgin and Gulgin starred for Elyria with key scores.
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Red Raiders
Akron Central Quintet
Penn
Elyvia High
Columbus
Akron Central
Kent
Elyria
Ed Raiders
Raiders
Central
Plenix
Jimmy Johnson
Dan Gulgin
Benny Platt
Clymermén
Pian
Dut Johnson
Don Nash
Biaterut
Guigin
Fritz
Gulgin
Novak
Star
Lehhargy
Johnson
Eir
Ap O Blateric
Gruich
Gre
Gulzin
Scott
Will
Holy Name
Akron
Held Transfers Defeat Motors In Bowling Match
The Held Transfers won two of three against Rothzerr Motors in a St. John s Lutheran Bowling League match last evening. The Transfers narrow the lead to a half game over Bremks Motors as a result of the victory. Mela Trancizia earned an event entry fee of 35 dollars.
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Picker& Services
Barnes Coal Company
Ridsey
Hatchery
St. John
Barnes Coal Ce
St. John’s Lutheran
Rothzerr Motors
Bremks Motors
Snavely Named New Grid Coach At Cornell
ITHACA NY March 14 Carl G Snavely head football coach at the University of North Carolina today succeeded Gloomy Gil Dobie as head coach of Cornell University.
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Cornell
Ithaca
Carl G. Snavely
The
Univrisiny
North Carolina
Gil Dobie
Ccoteh
Cornell University
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Uiet
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Autherst
Univyersitr Grad
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Pennis
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Schacht
Miami Red
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Rosen
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Ray Diesrick
Mme
Whatever & Healy
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Lorain Country Fish and Game Association
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Youngttown South
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Cincinnati
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Hillsboro
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Toledo St. Johns
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Gallant Fou
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Tintazel
George Odom
America
George, Taylor & Co
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Schroll Coal Ty
Roel Brostenm
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Ran Ny
Mae
A.ae
Pat Farngee
Foundry Darcy
Zenich
Reserve University
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Clase
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Oxford
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West Palm Beach
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Elyria, Ohio
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Ee Bremke Moors
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Az West Shoes
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Nationalir
Murphy Bros
E. Broad St
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Amos
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Anu
Bao
Ifiiog, Ercoe
Noyances Mada
Emir Overa
Household Finance CO
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R R. Ritter
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