Shaw High meets Akron South in regional Class A tilt
Shaw High, 16 3, league leaders of the Lake Erie League, meets Akron South at 9 p m Friday in the first round of the Regional Class A Tournament at Kent. The article notes tough regional foes, including Akron Garfield and Cleveland Lincoln, with Shaw favored to upset South and reach the state finals with two wins at Kent. It also mentions other sports and local notes from Elyria and surrounding areas.
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Shaw High
Monarch
Lake Erie
Akron South
Kent
Cardinals
Akron
Vircest
Goodyear
Cavaliers
Bill Satterlee
St. Vincent's
Shaw
Garfield
Cleveland
Lincoln
Mansfield
Toledo
Hamilton
Cincinnati
Garfield Heights
Youngstown
John’s
Corningfield
Lorain County
Norton
Delphos St
Athens
Lockland Wayne
Columbus
Ohio Conservation Congress
Southern Hotel
Ohio
Elytia
Vic Janowicz
Ohio State University
Floyd Stahl
Bucks
Texas
Jake LaMotte
Chuck Hunter
Cleveland Arena
Hunter
LaMotte
Memorial Auditorium
Stork
Pape
Gene Bearden
Bob Kennedy
Gromek
Charles
Charles Beshore
Buffalo
Cleveland Indians
Herb Graftis
Esquire
Russell A. F
Alex Clawson
Prominentlyria High School
Firestone
A Clawson
Elyria High
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Colum
One Second Rule Sparks Indians Manager Clash Over Pitchers
In Tucson, Lou Boudreau warned that strict enforcement of the one second stop rule after a stretch could extend games to three hours. He noted only four or five pitchers in the league are serious offenders as umpires called 13 balks in the Indians. Also recaps exhibition win over the Giants, with Hegan sticking to his stance and batting approach as Greenberg pushes adjustments.
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Boudreau
Indians
Giants
Phoenix
Hegan
Dim Hegan
Hank Greenberg
Tribe
Greenberg
Hogan
New York Giants
Bob Lemon
Mike Garcia
George Zuverink
Cleveland
Garcia
Caneare
Lark
Easter
Doby
Nielson
D Murrey
Lemon
Kennedy
Zuveritnk
Sarosen
Tatals
Garelath
Zuverink
X.Y. Gyan
Holman
Lockman
Thompson
dJroe Rigney
Yyradia Thomson
D. Muelier
R. Mualler
Jones
Qoutdon
Vernon
Lafata
Thomson
Harshman
Wileton
Thomes
Gordon
Westrum
Tucker
Dark
Harshmen
Zaverink
Avila
Wilson Lait
New York
Two Lorain Teams In Tourney Money
Two teams from Lorain, representing the National Tube Management Club, placed in the money at the national bowling tournament in Detroit. Office No. 2 finished ninth in the 2 field of 200 handicap, while Seamless placed tenth. Livingston tied for eighth among individuals, with Dale Livingston of Butt Mills also tied for eighth. Robert McIntosh was 22nd and Walter Pelter off, Open Hearth 33rd. The club earned a trophy for most teams entered, accepted by Sidney Lynn, club president.
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National Tube Management Club
National Ass'n. of
Detroit
Office No. 2
Seamless
Livingston
Dale Livingston
Butt Mills
Robert McIntosh
Walter Pelter
Open Hearth
Sidney Lynn
Lorain Club
Umpiring Gadget Is Set Up In Dodgers Camp
At the Dodgers spring camp in Juno Beach Florida an electronic umpire device from General Electric was installed to study strike zones and ball speed. The system uses lenses mirrors and electronic eyes to light a lamp only when a pitch is in the strike zone. It operates in daylight but not at night and can adjust to batter height. It aids scouting and pitching development but will not replace on field umpires.
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Leo H. Petexssn
United Press Sports
Jero Beach Fla
Electronic Age
Dodgertown
Brooklyn Dodgers
Dodgers
General Electric Company
Electronics Park
Syracuse
N.Y
Branch Rickey
Home Plate
Elyria Lorain CYO Basketball Final Tonight at Elyria Catholic
The Lo rain County CYO Intermediate final pits Elyria St Marys against Lorain St Josephs at Elyria Catholic High School. St Peters did not join the tournament but is entered in the trophy game. A consolation flight opener features Lorain St Staniszlas versus Lorain St Johns at 7 p.m.
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Lorain County
CYO
Elyria Catholic High School
Elyria St. Mary's
Lorain St. Joseph's
Lorain St. Peter's
St. Peter's
Western Automatic Bowling League Pin Schedule at Stoney's
The Western Automatic Bowling League rolls this evening at Stoney's Rainbow Lanes with six matches set for 7 o'clock. Cards include Engineers vs Draw Mant, Grinders 15 Dept No 42, Salex vs Dept No 44, Gridiees vs Dept No 43, Finans Finl Dept vs Shippers, and Tool Room Va Inspection.
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Western Automatic Bowling League
Stoney's Rainbow Lanes
Engineers
Grinders
Dept
Salex
Gridiees
Finans Finl Department
Shippers
Smith Leads with 677 as Knights of Columbus Meet Looms
Smith cleared 677 in a single game and 246 in a individual set to pace a 995-2,775 team total for the Supper Club quintet. The Knights of Columbus track meet in Cleveland Friday night promises potential records, with Georgetown, Syracuse, Villanova, Indiana, Michigan State, and Ohio State among contenders for relays and distance events. Notably, top stars John Joe Barry, Rev. Robert E. Richards, Curtis Stone, and Harrison Dillard head to Cleveland for a St. Patrick’s Day carnival with team hopes focused on relay and distance events.
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Cleveland
Knights of Columbus
Georgetown
Michigan State
George Smith
Syracuse
Villanova
Indiana
Hoyas
Spartans
Big Wheels
Ry Seton
New York A. C
Karl Schlademan
Jack Dianetti
Bill Mack
Warren Druetzler
Don Makielski
Ohio State
Buckeye
Ohio
Purdue
Ilinois
Penn State
John Joe Barry
Robert E. Richards
Curtis Stone
Harrison Dillard
Four Games Open Grade School Tournament In City Debut
The annual City Grade School Championship opened with four first round games in the Sixth Grade Division on the Jefferson floor. Jefferson, Hamilton, Ely and St. Agnes advanced. Jefferson beat Roosevelt 32 to 6, Hamilton 22 to 4 over Allen, Ely edged Franklin 14 to 12 after three overtimes, and St. Agnes defeated McKinley 5 to 4.
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Jefferson
Hamilton
Ely
St. Agnes
Roosevelt
Allen
Franklin
McKinley
Franklin-Ely
Eddie Turner
Heberbrand
McHocs
Schmit G
Totel
Hamlton
Nixon
Newisst
Wingard
Terrell Gw
Seieger
Oo Thompson
Becker
Aldrich
Turner
Dalamith
Yeckson
aKershaw
Myers
Agnes
McRinlet
T. Sinterke
Jones
Beauchemin
O'Ressler
Marerail
Ae Ertiel Pris
Sincence
Mottizon
Bowling headlines blur in Elyria leagues
Wagon Wheel falls two to Harvey's while Jover T and J Movers tie for league lead as Western Heights Merchants star William Sabo posts 246 single and anchors city wide 606 series. Elyria Moving and Cartage sets season scoring mark with 2473, John Shestina adds 234 single in Bowl O-Drome matches.
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Eeeny
Home Tavern
Elyria Stationers
Jover T & J Movers
Wagon Wheel
Harvey's
William Sabo
Western Heights Merchants
Olympic Recreation
Elyria Moving & Cartage
John Shestina
Couch
Uthe Company
Powerboat racing added to ILA Tegatta schedule
Charles F. Stewart, commodore of the Interlake Yachting Association, announced powerboat racing will be featured at the Tegatta at Put-In-Bay for the first time since before World War II. Motor cruiser races are planned from control points along Lake Erie and the Detroit River, ending at Put-In-Bay ahead of the Regatta August 12 to 17, with dates for other major ILYA events also set.
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Cleveland
W.pi
Interlake Yachting Association
Tegatta
Put-In-Bay
Charles F. Stewart
Interlake
Lake Erie
Detroit River
Put- In-Bay
Stewart
ILYA
Firemen Bowling League Schedule At Stoney’s Tonight
Firemen’s Pin Schedule lists matches at Stoney’s Rainbow Lanes at 9 o’clock. Tonight features DeLuxe Bar versus Carlisle No. 2 and Farm Bureau against Thomasson’s, with Bill’s Canfield Service facing Ohis crew. Other pairings include Troxel Manufacturing versus Imperial Furniture and Taylor Funeral Home versus Carlisle Firemen No. 1, Webpe Plastering against Ohio Screw.
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Carusie Firemen
Stoney’s
Rainbow Lanes
DeLuxe
Carlisle Pirehen
Farm Bureau
Thomasson
Thips
Bill
Ohis Crew Company
Troxel Manufacctur- Ogra
Imperial
Taylor Funer
Carlisle Firemen
Webpe Plastering
Ohio Screw Company Ice
Lorain Triumphs Over Grafton in A Division Cage
Lorain Garvey's Restaurant, a Lorain Class A team, opened its quest for the Lorain County championship with a 74-46 victory over Grafton Neitzel-Sehwed Fords in the Amateur Basketball Tournament at the Y M C A. Garvey's jumped to an 18-2 lead and maintained a clear margin as four players scored in double figures led by Paul Biber with 21. Dick West added 18, Ed Solman 17, Bob Renny 15. In other Class B action Elyria Dairies edged Lorain H & H Garage 37-32 and Lorain Herbert Williams Builders-Sniezek beat Elyria Knowles & Sniezek 99-31 with Bevan and Snyder each at 18 points. Larry Cook led Knowles & Sniezek with 13. A two-day recess follows before Thursday night action.
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Fords
Elyria Dairies
Lorain H & H Garage
Lorain Herbert Williams Builders
Sniezek
Elyria Knowles
Lorain McGarvey
Grafton
Paul Biber
Dick West
Ed Solman
Bob Renny
Bob Heisman
Hank Thierry
Heisman
Thierry
Lorain County
Garage
Lorain
Dairies
Dick Youngblood
la Grange High
Elyria
Elyria City
Chuck Bevan
Don Snyder
Lorain Herbert
Knowles & Sniezek
Larry Cook
McGarvet
Roeder
Renny
Erry
Martin
Evang
Wurm
Solman
ViCalors
Eraman
Curcilio
Lesa Grafton
CLA Elyria Lorain
Gr . T. Seabold
Vishal
Murrell
Hastings
Roms
Sisck
Aneet Lliams Bor Ness
Knowles
Sneeze
Telatnik
Ialtwarson
T. Miller
Cook
Bevan
McDonald
E. Snyder
JaiSnick
Minnich
Ea Gannon
Conference Rules Against Kenyon Freshmen in Varsity Sports
The Ohio Athletic Conference rejected Kenyon College's request to use freshmen in varsity competition. The full 14 member board overruled the plan approved earlier by executive and legislative committees. Kenyon cited its smaller enrollment as the reason for the request. A separate proposal from G. E. Gauthier to prevent school resignations and to split schedules into two leagues was referred to a three member committee for study.
Storck Ex National Loop Proxy Dies in Dayton
Carl Storck aged 57 longtime organizer of the National Professional Football League and former General Motors executive died in Dayton. He helped reorganize the American Professional Football Association in 1921, was its secretary treasurer and later vice president. Storck became NFL president in 1939 after Joe Carr’s death, resigning in 1941 in protest over Elmer Layden’s commissioner appointment.
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Dayton
Carl Storck
National Professional Football League
General Motors
American Professional Football Association
Storck
National Football League
Joe Carr
Lmer Layden
National League
Layden
Notre Dame
iTwo Lakers Named jon All Star Team
The Minneapolis Lakers place two on the All NBA team led by George Mikan who sets scoring records yet misses a unanimous vote. Red Pollard joins Mikan with Bob Davies Alex Groza and Max Zaslofsky on the first or second team.
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New York
Minneapolis Lakers
George Mikan
Dolph Schayes
Olympic Recreation
Syracuse
Ralph Beard
India
Frank Brian
Fred Schaus
Fort
Wayne
Elyria Electric
Milton's Jewelers
Moulton Candies
Schutz
George's Chips
Memo's Tavern
Sy Brewing
Brown
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Sixta
Pocahontas
United Pressire
Bragier
St. John's
Kentucky
Kansas
Montana
Washington
St. Thom
Westminner
New Brain
Tampa
New Mexico
Nataline
Regis
Miasaure Ar Wehrseee
George Noperdine
American Univ
D.C
Bobby Thomson
Staten Island Scot
W.A.M.S
Smith
Mithe Big
Mike Barney
al Smith
John Pais
H. Clapp
Sportsman's Club
Cos
Firemen’s
Antee
Murphy Bros
Broad Sr
Grafton Combine l
Kenyon
iTwo Lakers
Jon
Perry-Fay
Jae O-Drome
Cascade Plating
Browns
Packers
Bears
Stone's Grill
Rothrery Motors
Elgriss Rams
Eagles
49Ers
Yankees
Auto Service
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