Seniors Edge Juniors In Elyria High Class Tilt
The seniors beat the juniors 22 to 21 in a fast close annual class basketball game at Elyria High. Crowe and Austin led for Elyria with lockdown defense and key baskets, while Smiley Squire and Braddon starred for the juniors. Coach Peabody praised both squads as upcoming potential for 1923.
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Cliff C. Hennings
Robin Redbreast
Elyria High
Elytia High
Braddos
Can
Abel
Dreamlead
Nical
Crowe
Autsin
Elyria
Austin
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Enameled Products and Churches Lead City Championship Race
The city YMCA championship opened with three teams remaining after First Congregationalists beat General Phonograph 25 7 and Methodist squad defeated Newark Shoe in a fast game. Semi finals and final set for Friday night at 7 45 p.m. with Methodists and Enameled Products meeting, and the winner facing First Congregationalists.
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World Sport Events Today Beach Show
Annual shows and championships from Cincinnati Ken nel club at Cincinnati and Colorado Ken nel club at Denver. Oregon State high school championships in Salem and Minnesota State at Northfeld. West Coast championship tournament opens at Belleatre Florida. Mesaba Range league meeting at Chisholm Minnesota. Metropolitan amateur championships at Madison Square Garden. Eastern intercollegiate championships in Philadelphia feature Dave Shade against Willie Riley over 14 rounds at Wilkes-Barre. Lew Breds in 12 rounds at Brooklyn.
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Madison Square Garden
Philadelphia
Dave Shade
Wilie Riley
Wilkes-Barre
Joe Tiplings
Lew Breds
Brooklyn
Moose Bowl Team Heads to National Bowling Event
The Moose bowling team departs at noon for Toledo to compete tonight at 8 15 in the National Bowling tournament in session there. Passengers include Baum Peters Worthington Hebbebrand.
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Toledo
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Andorkas bowling team top Elyria Temples in match at Andorkas
On a Tuesday evening at Andorkas alleys the Andorkas beat the Elyria Temples two of three games. Lorain totals reached 2793 while Elyria managed 2756 as high game honors went to cAcquia with 227 in his third and Worthington led Elyria with 607 across three games. The next event is doubles and singles Friday at 12:05.
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Elyria Temple
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Elyria
Andorkas
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Maples
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Connie Mack Leads Eagles Outlook for Next Season
The piece portrays Connie Mack as an optimistic manager shaping a young Philadelphia club. It notes two promising pitchers Ed Rommel Byron Harris and veteran Cy Perkins at catcher. It describes an unsettled infield and a developing, inexperienced outfield including Lawton Witt and Clarence Walker while recalling Joe Duggan's departure and Mack's plan to train his rookies.
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Byron Harris
Hasty
Cy Perkins
Connie
Naylor
Roy Moore
Dave Keefe
Indians
Johnston
Doc Johnston
Zip Hauser
Milwaukee Slueger
Frank Brazill
Jimmy Dykes
Galloway
Lawton Witt
Clarence Walker
Miller
Washington
Witt
Dusan
Joe Dugap
Connie Mack
Joe
Mackmen
Colsons Lose To Perry Fay Team in Industrial League
Colsons fall to Perry Fay Team as Terry Fay bowlers win two of three games at Gala alleva.
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Colsons
Perry Fay
Terry Fay
Gala Alleva
Colsons Baffle Perry in Close Bowling Contest
Perry Fay and Schroeder led Colsons as the Col-Sona captured the final game by a narrow margin. Kaiser and Harper posted strong scores for their teams, with individual pin totals topping the list as the match concluded in a tight overall result.
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Becker
Perry Fay
Schroeder
Colsons
Erry Kay Kaiser
Colson Harper
Women Prisoners in Britain Learn Trades Through Work
Women prisoners in Britain work at cleaning cooking washing or needlework to learn practical skills and prepare for life after release. The program aims to reduce repeat offenses by providing productive labor and steady routines within the prison system.
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Great Britain
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