Lorain County basketball tourneys crown Class A and B champs
Herman Juicy Klein predicts Worthington Dry Cleaners win Class A and Oakwood Dairies Lorain win Class B at the Y M C A floor. He also notes strong attendance as Carl Wagner, director, reports peak turnout amid well matched first round games.
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Lorain County
Worthington Dry Cleaners
Oakwood Dairies
Lorain
Herman
Juicy) Klein
Strom
Klein
Cleaners
Johnstown
el Chico
Challedon
Technician
Juicy
Carl W. Wagner
Kroner Leaves Cleveland in Dispute and Syracuse Showdown
Johnny Kroner is released by the Cleveland Indians and heads to Syracuse to play under ex-Cleveland star Dick Porter, who managed the Chiefs and hit .305 last season. A peer notes Kroner clashed with Cleveland officials over criticism. Dean Wittke marks baseball’s tense moments in a campus talk amid the sport’s centennial. The Pirates, under Jack Sutherland, seek high salary offers in professional football, while Jack Roper trains for Joe Louis by mountain climbing.
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Johnny Kroner
Cleveland Indians
Syracuse
Cleveland
Dick Porter
Chiefs
Kroner
Johnny
Dean Carl Wittke
Oberlin College
Studints
Pittsburgh Pirates
Jack Sutherland
Pitt
Sutherland
Jack Roper
Joek Louis
Cleveland Bowling Leaders Shift in ABC Standings
Cleveland teams dominate ABC standings with F Ziehm Funeral Home first in Five-Man, followed by Simmons Co No 1 Elizabeth New Jersey and Little Brow Jug Cleveland. Two-Man events list Vic Maurer Alex Graham New Philadelphia and Carl Bowdle Harley Weimn St. Mary's Ohio among top pairs. Singles highlight Robert Claggett Newark Ohio and Charles Mahill Norwood Ohio. A separate note mentions Gerrards Cross Chamber poll on naming a main thoroughfare with three proposed approaches.
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S—F. Zeihm Co
Funeral Home
Cleveland
Simmons Co
Elizabeth
N. J
Clevely
Tadd
Charles Novak
George Hicks
Chicago
Enecgen
Henry Wolfe
Bendix
al Barner
Pekin
Charles Cahill
Norwood
George Yorke
Tein Fabe
Belib Uys
Rich Hobbs
Lima
Tommy Fortunato
Buffalo
Otto Lange
Lnike
Horvath
Lou Tackus
Robert Claggett
Newark
Charles Mahill
Deke Humbert
Bryan
Recreation Team Tops A League Tie With Three Game Sweep
The Elyria Recreation team moved into sole first place in the City Class A Bowling League after sweeping three games from the Diedrick Phillies Cigars. Haserodt Jewelers and Tarry Tavern each won two of three to drop into a second place tie, while Bauer Dairy knocked Haserodt from the lead and Electro Alloys defeated Tarry Taverns in a later match.
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Elyria Recreation
Recreation Pinmen
Diedrick Phillies Cigars
Haserodt Jewelers
Tarry Tavern
Haserodt
Bauer Dairy
Tarry Taverns
Electro Alloys
Weer
LT. S
Bauer Dairy Pe Ee No
Bittner Funeral Home
General Industries
Wee
Elyria Hardware
Moulton Candies Eeraee
Fox Furnace
Sayles
Atte
Mackin Weer
Rogers
Ada Bauer Dairy Sewell Ea
Wagner
Gambie Ta Caee
Pet Smith
Aeuee Ga
Ee Gay
Service Department
Erie
Elyria Hardware New Business Dept. Ae
Wilcox
Fritz Ne
Ruth
Scott Wene
Rothgery Motors
Beynolds
St. John's
Coca Cola
Rodgers
H. Rothgery
Moulton
J. Schuster
Doncaster
J. Rodgers
L. Krugman
C. Horning
Bittner
G. Barr Meee
Dunfee
Sen
Lia
R. Rodgers
Huneke
Powerl Eevee
Yarsa Smete Ae
Fox Furnace Knight
Slosier
Ross Wher Eee
Smith
Gilgenbach Ene
Elyria Recreation Bohn
Eneoes
Bowman
Dat
Aurenian Senen
Traxler
Ball
Diedrick Phillies
Scrivens Weenee
Krugman
Tarry Tavern Sicwneee
E. Henke
Waaee
Carpenter Oeaee
Stevenson
Gebhardt
State Basketball Tournament Facts First Round Results
United Press reports first round outcomes across Class A and B with teams Bellefontaine Massillon Akron North Bridgeport Roger Bacon Devillbiss Shaw Bexley Fairview Garfield Bryan and others. Friday pairings list show times for matches including Bellefontaine Massillon Akron North Bridgeport Roger Bacon Shaw Fairview Garfield Rittman Monroe North Canton Green Township Glenford Sandusky St Mary's Dillonvale Dennison.
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Bellefontaine
Massillon
Akron North
Bridgeport
Cincinnati
Roger Bacon
Cleveland
Shaw
Dayton
Fairview
Akron
Garfield
Rittman
Monroe
North Canton
Green
Glenford
Sandusky
St. Mary’s
Dillonvale
Dennison
Dayton Fairview
Akron Garfield
Cincinnat
Cleveland Shaw
Rittman-Monroe
Canton-Green Township
Herb Shrider
Emil Caudill
Greentownship
Dunkirk
al Holzbauer
Ken Huddleston
Bill Donnelly
Line Department Extends Lead in Ohio League Standings
The Line Department widened its margin to three games in the Ohio Public Service League after taking two of three from the New Business Department. Engineering beat Service two of three. Erie District Keglers also took two of three over Central Engineering. New Business posted a 872 single game, Line had 2469 in series. Jap Terrell 535 and Tommy Thompson 207 led individual efforts.
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Line Department
Ohio Public Service League
New
Business Department
Engineering Department
Service Department
Erie District Keglers
Central Engineering Department
Jap Terrell
Tommy Thompson
New Business Department
Erie
Wakefield
Moes
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Nottke
Brogan Eeene
Burke Swioe
Leemhuis Bewes
Avne Engineering Department Gentzel Eereees
Notley
Gallup
Fichtel Weeee
Wwe Ereee
Puder Sens
Terrell Tet Eere
Carmel
Stévenson Ae
McIntyre
Heetham
C. Redman
Thompson Tone
St Agnes Holy Cross Teams Score Triumphs
Ely School games see St Agnes and Holy Cross win in seventh and eighth grade leagues. In seventh grade St Agnes beat St Peter s 13 to 12 and Holy Cross defeated St Mary s 28 to 6. In eighth grade Holy Cross beat St Mary s 33 to 7 and St Agnes defeated St Peter s on a forfeit.
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Ely
St. Agnes
Holy Cross
St. Peter's
St. Mary's
St. Mary’s
St. Peter’s
Probate case seeks construction of will heirs and bequests
Charles J Crehore as executor of Henry J Eady's estate files Cause No 8146 in Lorain County Probate Court seeking determine devisees and legatees not named in the will and interpret Items IV and V to allow proper administration. Defendants unknown heirs of Grace C Noakes Florence Wharter William Henry Lantsberry Mary Lantsberry and Leslie I Van Epps must answer by May 6 1939 or judgment will be taken against them.
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State of Ohio
Lorain County
Charles J Crehore
Henry J. Eady
Mary Sanderson
Grace C Noakes
Florence Wharter
William Henry Lantsberry
Mary Lantsberry
Mary Lantsberry O'Mahan
Leslie I van Epps
Henror Fady
Old Ladies’ Home Association
Elyna
Ohio
Harles J. Crehore
Henry J. Bady
Stevens
Villanova Opens Eastern NCAA Playoffs At Home
Villanova, bolstered by the return of guard George Duke Duzminski, crowded Ohio State from betting favorite status as the Eastern NCAA playoff opener at the Palestra. Brown meets Villanova in the first game while Ohio State faces Wake Forest in the second. key players Harry Platt and Jim Montgomery star for their teams.
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Philadelphia
Villanova
Ohio State
Pennsylvania
Palestra
Wildcats
George
Duke) Duzminski
Duzminski
Brown
Wake Forest
Buckeyes
Southerners
Harry Platt
Jim Montgomery
Greek Plow Unearths Ancient Tomb Top in Chalcidice
A Greek plowman in the Chalcidice struck a large stone that proved to be the roof of an ancient tomb. The surprising find emerged during field work, attracting local interest and prompting archaeologists to inspect the site.
Shaw Wins Opener In State Cage Tourney
Ohio state high school basketball tournament opens with Class A and B action. Notable results include Bellefontaine defeating New Philadelphia 40 to 32 and Massillon 33 to 27 over Findlay. Cincinnati Shaw meets Cleveland Shaw in Class A amid a tight title race.
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Bellefontaine
New Philadelphia
Massilton
Findlay
Akron North
Mansfield
Bridgeport
Akron
Buchtel
Cincinnati
Roger Bacon
Toledo
Devilbiss
Cleveland Shaw
Bexley
Payton Fairview
Portsmouth
Shaw
Olumbus
U.P
Dayton Fairview
Upper Arlington
Sandusky St. Mary's
Rittman
Wayne County
Arlington
St. Mary's
Ken Smith
Little Nova
Massillon
Indians Lose to New Orleans 8 1 in Spring Ninth
In New Orleans on March 17 the Cleveland Indians were routed 8 to 1 by the Pelicans. Bill Zuber and Al Milnar struggled while Ray Mack homered with bases loaded in the third to drive four runs and seal the win. The Indians slumped to their third loss in five game against minor league foes.
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New Orleans
Bill Zuber
al Milnar
Cleveland Indians
New Orleans Pelicans
Tribe
Pelicans
Ray Mack
Zuber
Cleveland
Webb
A. E
Weatherly
Chapman
B. Campbell
Heath
Trosky
Ib Grimes
Keltner
Aenases
Pytiak
Hemsley
Shilling
Ase Zuber
If Milnar
Drake
Ereneawe
R Lemon
Ss Wetter Anes
Rogers
Bedore
Duke
Rf C Campbell
Cf Flanagan
Mack
Enews Stoeber
Lb Vereees Redmond
Hiason
Nen Perrin
Karwales
Onen Love
Love
Grimes
Perrin
Hubbard
Milazzo
Excavations Reveal Ancient Villages and Relics
Archaeologists report further excavations uncovering ancient villages and numerous relics. The finds illuminate early settlement patterns and material culture, with ongoing work by researchers from regional museums and universities.
First Floor Team Tops Troxel Pin League Standings
The First Floor bowling team stayed ahead by taking two of three from the Fourth Floor, while the Third Floor Keglers also won two of three from the Second Floor, keeping pace in the Troxel Company Bowling League.
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Troxel
Troxel Company
Ferrell's Homer Seals Yankees win in exhibition
Wesley Ferrell belted a homer to spark the New York Yankees to victory in an exhibition game against the Boston Bees in St. Petersburg Florida. The contest showcased early spring form as both teams tested lineups and players ahead of the season.
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ST. Petersburg
Fla
New York Yankees
Boston Bees
Indians Need Keystone Combination To Become A L Pennant Threat
Editor note introduces a 16 part series on major league clubs before the 1939 season. George Kirksey will provide two more dispatches assessing each league. The piece previews the Indians and their need for a strong keystone combination to challenge for the pennant.
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A. L
George Kirksey
United Press Baseball
Indians Upbeat About 1939 Hope Infield Strength
Oscar Vitt faces Indians with a surplus of outfielders and a strong pitching corps but a weak middle infield. Cleveland's lineup features Hal Trosky and Ken Keltner, heavy-hitting outfielders Jeff Heath Ben Chapman Averill, and a rotation led by Bob Feller Mel Harder and Johnny Allen. Catching tandem Pytlak and Hemsley will handle duties behind the plate as middle infield questions loom.
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Orleans
U.P
Oscar Vitt
Vitt
Yankees
Cleveland Indians
Indians
Yanks
Gotham Goliaths
Hope
Earl Averill
Cleveland
Lyn Larry
Odel Hale
Keystone
Skeeter Webb
Oscar Grimes
Cubs
Lary
Hale
Joe Sewell
Will Wambsganss
Tris Speaker
Hal Trosky
Ken Keltner
Jeff Heath
Ben Chapman
Red Sox
Jimmy Foxx
Averill
Bruce Campbell
Roy Weatherly
Julius Solters
Heath
Weatherly
Chapman
Bob Feller
Mel Harder
Feller
Johnny Allen
Johnny Humphries
Willis Hudlin
New Orleans
Joe Dobson
Tom Drake
Bill Zuber
al Milnar
Jey
Frankie Pytlak
Rollie Hems
Yanks Triumph 1-0 Over Reds on Ferrell Home Run
The Yankees won their fourth victory in six starts by defeating Cincinnati 1-0 yesterday. Wes Ferrell held the Reds to their only hit and hit a fourth inning homer for the game's lone run. Monte Pearson and Atley Donald threw three hitless innings.
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Yanks
Cincinnati
Wes Ferrell
Reds
Armstrong Knocks Lew Feldman Out In First Round
Henry Armstrong defeats Lew Feldman in St Louis with a first round knockout lasting two minutes and twelve seconds. The 134 pound champion overwhelmed Feldman with rapid punches, dropping him twice in the opening minute as 10 000 spectators watched. Feldman could not survive the onslaught after the opening knockdown.
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Armstrong
Lew Feldman
ST Louis
Henry Armstrong
California
Feldman
Lew
Henry
Brooklyn
Billy Werber to Report to Reds Camp Saturday
The Cincinnati Reds sign Billy Werber for about $25,000 and he will depart College Heights Maryland to report to camp by March 27. Werber must be signed and fit, and the Reds play the Detroit Tigers that day.
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Tampa
Fla
Cincinnati Reds
Billy Werber
Werber
Philadelphia Athletics
College Heights
Reds
Detroit Tigers
Squires and Hot Shots Triumph at Gates School
The Squires beat the Five Stars 21 to 18 at Gates School gym yesterday. The Hot Shots edged the Barn Stormers 16 to 14 in the other contest.
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Squires
Five Stars
Gates School
Hot Shots
Barnstormers
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