Lorain County Class A hoops crown goes to Levins
The Loving Clothiers of Lorain, led by Levins and backed by Miller Steger and Bastock, defeated Fox Furnace 32 to 14 at the Y M C A to claim the Lorain county Class A basketball championship. The semis saw Fox Furnace oust Church of Christ 18 to 11, while Methodists fell 22 to 1.
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Loving Clothiers
Lorain
Kuebter
Ceseeesee
Lorain County
Fox Furnace
Church of Christ
Methodists
Levins
Stewart
Sullivan
Gascoign
West
Miller
Furnace
Steger
McConkie
Wese
Arnace
Yihman
Esree
Saving Clothiers
Toconhie
Litchell, c
Plawart
Yascoignm
Yarmee
Hirst
Bulls
Fox Furace
Steger Aking
Miller Ad Guthman
Kirby
Bills
Ruthman
Mier
Milla
Fitch
Hler
YU Uthman
F.t.irby
the Levins
Church of Krist
Dunlap
Evins
D Smith
Ded Levins
Blues Beat Whites In All Star Girls Basketball Game
Blues edged Whites 14 to 12 in a tight all star game. Van Buren led with ten points while Tiechner and Miliken joined the Blue scoring. Wise sparked White with two late baskets. The event concluded with a banquet and praise for teamwork, marking a fitting end to the season.
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Ginnie” Saunders
van Buren
Tiechner
Miliken
Wise
Blue
Tichner
Milliren
van Kuren
Cope
Brurn
Ridgeville and Valley City Split in Narrow Court Contest
Ridgeville and Valley City high school teams played last night with a split outcome. Ridgeville girls won 16 to 1, pleasing their squad after Valley City had beaten them previously. Ridgeville boys fell 24 to 13 as Valley City’s larger team overpowered the locals.
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Ridgeville
Valley City
Fights Across Cities Highlight Boxing Night
Last night in Grand Rapids Jack De Laney knocked out Soldier King in the fourth round. In Detroit Frankie Genaro edged Joe Luc as Billy Petersen outpointed Harry Henning in a separate card. Toronto’s Pete Firpo stopped Dave Sutherland while Clarence Rosen and Willie Spencer drew in Bay City. Charley Rosenberg won a 15 round decision over Eddie Martin in New York for the world bantam title. Bushy Graham defeated Harold Smith in Chicago. Georgia Ward won unofficially over Sailor Friedman in Elizabeth. Jimmy Perry out-pointed K O Gym Williams and Lee Long drew boos in Toledo as the city lands the 1926 ABC Convention after Peoria and Louisville battles.
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Grand Rapids
Jack DeLaney
Soldier King
Detroit
Frankie Genaro
Joe Lucas
Billy Petersen
Harry Henning
Toronto
Pete Firpo
Dave Sutherland
Bay City
Clarence Rosen
Willie Spencer
New York
Charley Phil Rosenberg
Eddie Cannonball Martin
Brooklyn
Bushy Graham
Utica
N. Y
Rip Collings and Wells to start Tigers second game
Augusta report notes Rip Collings and Ed Wells slated to pitch for the Tigers in the second game of the series with Toronto after Cobb’s squad won the opener 7 to 5. Holloway and Moore pitched well, except for two innings. Also mentions New Orleans card updates and Phillies spring training notes.
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Augusta
Rip Collings
Ed Wells
Tigers
Toronto
Cobb
Holloway
Moore
Phillies
Rip van Winkle
Twil- Nams
Burns
Harper
Reds
George Harper
Wiliams
Messrs
Burna
Fletcher
Phils
Johnny Mohan
Joseph Schultz
St. Louis
Harold Yordys
Kitty Bransfield
Waterburry
Yordy
Williams
Clarence Mitchell
Cambridge
Mass
Eddie Brady
Kid Griffo
New Orleans
Yankees Trade Sparks Battle Between Bush and Shocker
Pitching duel potential anchors the American League race as Joe Bush and Urban Shocker face former teammates. Bush, temperamental but capable, and Shocker, likely rejuvenated by a big city move, could drive their teams toward a tight pennant chase akin to 1921. Catch the opener near the ballpark.
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Joe Bush
Urban Shocker
Buller Joe
Shocker
Bush
Browns
Sisler
Ig Guns
Outfit
Yanks
St. Louis
Ball
Hush
Blast Furnace Plays Here Sunday
Elyria soccer hosts Lorain National Tube at Rich Winefield for first home game of the season. Locals seek a strong contest after steady practice as conditions permit. Lorain Eagles vs Jordan Lumbers at Rocky River and South Amherst versus Jordans at Lorain also on slate.
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Elyria
Lorrain National Tube Outfit
Rich Winefield
Lorain Eagles
Jordan Lumbers
Rocky River
South Amherst
Jordans
Lorain
Amherst Seniors Defeat Sophomores in Gym Narrow Win
Amherst March 21 The Seniors of the High School defeated the Sophomores 26 to 21 in a rough game at the High gym. Lineup and scoring show Capt Guiselman and Dute leading the Seniors while A Henes and Miller paced the Sophomores in a tightly contested city league contest.
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Amherst
Sophmores
Guiselman
Dute
Sesenee
Smith
A. Henes
Hutton
Capt. Miller
M. Henes
Tellings to Bring Triple A Baseball to Lorain
Lorain, March 21. The Cleveland Tellings will field a Triple A team in Lorain next season. They will play at Krohnfeild and face top regional clubs. Prospects for a successful season are solid.
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Lorain
Cleveland Tellings
Krohnfeild
Major sports events listed for today across leagues
Racing meets open in several ports including Cuba and Ha rapa. Jockey clubs in Tia Juana and Del Monte host polo. Bowling Congress tourney in Buffalo. National scholastic swimming in New York. Missouri Valley and Western intercollegiate track and wrestling championships in St Louis and Minneapolis. indoor tennis in Boston. basketball Catholic championships in Minneapolis. Cleveland A C indoor meet. Miami speedboat regatta. multiple indoor and intercollegiate meets across cities.
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Cleveland
A. C
New York
Minneapolis
Rail freight reach peak in first ten weeks of 1925
New York March 21 freight traffic on American railways tops previous years for the first ten weeks of 1925. The American Railway Association announces the record volume, marking a historic high in shipments across the system.
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New York
American Railway Association
Nine Track Meets On High Schedule Starting April 3
Elyria High School tracks outlook for 1925 lists two veteran athletes and many freshmen as teams prepare for the inter class meet April 3 at Alumni Field. The schedule includes Ohio Relays and state meets with events in sprints hurdles throws jumps and relays plus points system for class trophies.
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Ginnie Saunders
Elyria High School
Shaw and
Hess
Elaina High
Beeler
Alumni Field
Elyria
Akron West
Ofice
Kolopus
Adams
Duer
Scholl
Blaser
Penfound
Kellogg
Janas
Shaw
Ericcson
Pierce
Harrison
Stoney
Carpenter
Abbe
Ryan
Buckholtz
Rice
Maddock
Chase
van Oster
R Dean
Gay
R. Dean
Brown
Ohio Relays
Columbus
Lakewood
Lorain High
Lorain
Little Big Seven
Oberlin
Oberlin High Cagers Reach State Semis in Columbus
Oberlin High School basketball reached the Class A state semifinals in Columbus after routing Leipsie 88 to 16. Gaines scored 17 points for the Oberlin squad, as Lakewood High beat Zanesville 38 to 14 and Akron South eliminated Toledo Waite 24 to 24, setting up the semis with Akron South.
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Oberlin High
Columbus
Leipsie
Gaines
Lakewood High
Zanesville
Akron South
Toledo Waite
Babson reviews oil markets and Mountain States prospects
Roger W. Babson analyzes Mountain States oil supply and demand, noting price movements driven by new fields and refining efficiency. He cites eight Mountain States producing about 164 000 barrels daily, expects future deeper drilling to unlock new fields, and foresees price cycles tied to consumption and production. He also assesses Montana and Wyoming business trends, from mining to oil fields, with cautious optimism for spring gains.
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Babson
Park
Fla
Roger W. Babson
Mountain States
Oklahoma
New Jingland
Colorado
New Mexico
Arizona
Mountain States commerce shows steadier 1925 outlook
Wyoming notes a comeback in coal and oil while beet sugar grows and rail shops stay busy. Colorado reports wheat up 64 percent from last year with favorable tones in mining, meat packing, sugar and flour, and oil drilling in several districts. Nevada Idaho and Utah show mixed gains with better metal mines, construction, and power developments ahead. Arizona New Mexico see gradual improvement in metal mining and agriculture amid oil prospects.
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Montana
Wyoming
Colorado
Idaho
Utah
Nevada
Arizona
New Mexico
Babson
Mining Creek
Leadville
Imba
Cripple Telluride
Idaho Springs
Boulder
Fort Collins
Loveland
Longmont
Craig
Pueblo
Florence
Moffat
McGill
Mora
Frisco
New Mexico Land Arizona Land Company
Baker kills wife then himself in Philadelphia tragedy
Fred Felter 36, a Philadelphia baker, shot and killed his wife Anna 29 at their home in a fit of jealousy and then died by suicide. Police report details follow the fatal domestic incident on March 21.
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Sely Philadephia
Fred Felter
Anna
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George Happer
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By Norman KE. Brown
Sport Sparks
Miller Huggins
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