Elyria Grade School Basketball Finals Interested School Officials
At the Elyria High gym the Grade School basketball finals drew Elyria High athletic staff including Ralph Bauer Roy Clymer Francis Eaton Harold Ock Harry Freakfather and Ed Burton. The event showcased the elementary level system Bauer Clymer started to train youngsters for high school competition with grades eight seven and six playing for Jefferson Hamilton and other schools. Notable players observed included Felix Klimczak Dallas Washington and Oney Fitzpatrick along with a list of promising seventh and eighth graders from Jefferson Hamilton St Marys St Agnes and others.
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Elyria High
Elyria High Athletic Department
Ralph Bauer
Gh School
Roy Clymer
Francis Eaton
Harold Ock
Harry Freakfather
Ed Burton
Bauer and
Clymer
High Hool
Elyria
Bauer
Harold Black
Grafton High School
Jefferson Junior High
Elyhaigh and Findlay College
Elcentary
Black
Block
Jefferson
Hamilton
Whic Afford
Felix Klimczak
Dallas Washington
Hamilton Girth
Oney Fitzpatrick
Amulton
Jima
Kent
Werwood
Bud) Byam
Ken Oswald
Johnny Wirth
G@rford
Don Porter
Ray Bruck
St. Mary's
Louie Nith
Johnny
Steve Lindway
St Agnes
Norman Henry
Bernie Lysaght
Harvey Hopkins
Jefferson Girth
Andy Rucker
HE Colson Corporation
Detroit
Motor City
Andy Glowiske
George Valerius
George Barder
Alden Hopkins
Clyde Ryan
Walter Nub
Gerber
Nubby
Basketball dominates yardage in early sports coverage
Readers question why boxing not given more space while basketball commands far more readers. A Menke study lists sport popularity totals from basketball to rodeos, showing basketball leading press interest. Racing deadlines determine race results timing and publication.
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B. N
Perips
Orida
Mosteryone
Anyay
Florida
Arkansas
California
Frank G. Menke
Softball season near. contracts open via Carl Wagner
Conte nt mentions softball season kickoff and contract availability through Carl W Wagner at a Tom Ball, ans, with Spring Valley also noted. The piece shifts to golf with Jimmy Demaret Houston leading the Winter circuit at 6152 dollars, Ben Hogan second, Byron Nelson third, Arton Smith fourth and Sam Snead fifth. Additional items reference Louie Aurensan exiting hatchery and bowling, Wykrent Recreation rumors, Myron Bates towels, Myron Bates strikes, Johnny Lugas foul shooting, Joe Patrick Brove practice, Rolled 616 in bowling, and a St Petersburg report misidentifying George Krugman.
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Ava le
Carl W. Wagner
Tom Ball
Ans
Spring Valley
Ball
Jack Warner
Valley Proxy
Gotgether
Jimmy Demaret
Houston
Smaret
Ben Hogan
Secomd
Byron Nelson
Arton Smith
Sam Snead
Louie Aurensan
Lowe
Little Brown League
Aurensan
Tim
Wykrent
Myron Bates
Bates
Fellows Ag
Johnny Lugas
Cleaners
Lugas
Joe Patrick
St. Louie
Brove
George Krugman
St. Petersburg
Georgerugman
Indiana Faces Duquesne In ICAA Title Showdown
INDIANAPOLIS Ind March 23 The University of Indiana basketball team meets Duquesne to decide who represents the Mississippi River region in the ICAA finals. Duquesne edged Western Kentucky State Teachers 30 to 29 and Indiana beat Springfield College of Massachusetts 48 to 24. The winner meets the Western division champion in Kansas City on March 30.
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Indianapolis
Ind
University of Indiana
Duquesne
Itional Collegiate Athletic Assoc
Western Kentucky State Teachers College
Indiana
Springfield College
Massachusetts
Kansas City
Cabs Top Pin Loop With Narrow Lead Over Five Teams
Elyria Recreation and Cabs fight for sole leadership as five teams remain in contention for the women’s pin league title. City Cab leads by one game after wins over Hascrodt Jewelers. Elyria Recreation beats Western Automatic. Bittner Funeral Home sweeps Leo’s Five to tie for second. Elyria Hardware tops Kaye’s Cafe. High team 2,352 by Elyria Recreation and Agnes Valerius of Bittners nets $30 top single. Next week’s final matches set to decide the crown.
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Elyria Recreation Ladies
City Cab
Cab
Hascrodt Jewelers
Elyria Recreation
Western Automatic
Bittner Funeral Home
Leo
Recreation
Bittners
Elyria Hardware
Kaye
Agnes Valerius
Kaye's Kafe
Leo’s Five
Haserodt Jewelers
Fell's Five
Cleveland Athletic Club
Bob Huneke
Fell
Paul Savage
Elyrian
Rudy Staff
Spring Valley
A.C
Lead Brown Jug
Burkhart
P.O. C
Dan Dee
Black Forest
Hoffman Market
Federal Store
Torre
Elyria Regretion Ladyes
Fe City Cab
Hat Hecreation
Lyria
Bittner Funeral Home Hardware
Elyria
Fres Erfern Au
Black Forest Beerly Iu
Newark
Newark High School Athletic Association
Ohio
Indians Beaten By Rochester in Florida Exhibition
In Fort Myers Oscar Vitt had Cleveland Indians take batting practice before facing the New York Giants. Bob Feller fanned eight Rochester Red Wings in four innings but the Tribe managed only five hits, lost 5-1. Feller urged sports writers to stop predicting 30 wins and criticized early all star games. Giants' visit marked their second meeting with Cleveland, with Humphries, Smith, and Zuber set to pitch.
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Fort Myers
Fla
Oscar Vitt
Cleveland Indians
New York Giants
Bob Feller
Rochester Red Wings
Vitt
Tribe
Feller
Indians
Johnny Humphries
al Smith
Bil Zuber
Cleveland
Panthers Set to Meet Bombers for High School Title
The Bell Panthers will face the Kolopos Brown Bombers in the YMCA High School House Basketball League final after the Panthers edged the Wilcox Wonders 14 12 to capture the second half title. The Wonders were first half champions and the two teams meet Monday at 4 PM on the home court for the season crown.
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Bell Panthers
Kolopos Brown Bombers
Y.M.C. A. High School
Panthers
Wilcox Wonders
Simpson Renaissance
Wonders
Relx Prathers
Corn
Ry. Ae
Seda
Wilcow
T. Leedale
Sibastan
Hockey Playoffs International American Series A and B
Playoff matchups list for five game Series A between Providence Indianapolis with potential dates through March 28 and a three game Series B between New Haven Hershey with matches on Thursday and Sunday. Series winners meet in a best of seven final for the St. Ley Cup along with a separate Rangers vs Bruins bracket.
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Providence
Eetilers
Indinapolis
Indianapolis
MARCY
Iner Quidilfying
New York Range
Boston UW
Boston
Rangers
Hangers
Boxyten
Tursday
Torqunty
Chicago
Toronta
Perenta
Louis Slipping Caplin Warns of Joe Louis’ Decline
United Press reports boxing figure Hymie Caplin, Brooklyn born, warns Joe Louis is slipping and may be knocked out by Johnny Paychek Friday. Caplin, veteran manager of four former champions, questions Louis’s punch and money, citing past fights with Galento, Pastor and Godoy to support his view.
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United Press
York
U.P
Hymie Caplin
Resin Ravine
Joe Louis
Johnny Paychek
Iis
Caplin
Brooklyn
Brownsville
Lew Jenkins
Greenwood Lake
Louis
Champ
Bomber Joe
Tony Galento
Tony
Bob Pastor
YMCA Cage Tournament Plans Shaping Up
Max Ros of the YMCA Boys Physical Director announces a three day basketball event for high school boys with YMCA memberships. Teams from East West North and South will compete with last year’s format guiding play. Individual entries must be in by 1 30 p m Monday.
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Max Ros
MM. C. A
Americans Defeat Detroit Wings To Even Ice Series
The New York Americans edged the Detroit Red Wings 4-4 to level their Stanley Cup series at one win apiece. The teams head to Detroit for a decisive game as Toronto and Chicago await. The New York Rangers and Boston Bruins also clash in their tied series after Boston’s 4-2 home victory.
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United Press
New York Americans
Detroit Red Wings
Detroit
Toronto
Maple Leafs
Victors
Chicago Black Hawks
New York Rangers
Boston Bruins
Boston
Rangers
New York
Bruins
Await Physician's Report on Conn
Michigan Boxing Commission awaits a physician’s report on Billy Conn’s condition before deciding on the Conn Gas Tes revich bout. Commissioner Fettche asked Dr James Ferguson of Pittsburgh to examine Conn after a recurrence of boils led to the Miami fight cancellation, with Hettche resisting until an impartial report is filed.
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Etroit
Michigan Boxing Commission
Billy Conn
Tesrevich
John Fettche
James Ferguson
Pittsburgh
Conn
Lesnevich
Miami
Hettche
Vander Meer Heads to Minors After Wild Spring
Havana dispatch reports Johnny Vander Meer of the Cincinnati Reds, once famed for two consecutive no hit games, appears headed to the minor leagues after a poor season with five wins last year and wild spring training. Manager Bill McKechnie plans to seek waivers. failing that, he may stay on the Reds roster. The Reds had no game yesterday.
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Havana
Johnny Vander Meer
Cincinnati Reds
Vander Meer
Bill McKechnie
Reds
Cincinnati
Athletics And Pirates Open Five-Game Series
The Philadelphia Athletics visit the Pittsburgh Pirates to start a five-game series in San Francisco. The A's ended a four-game skid by rallying for six runs in the ninth to beat the Seals 7 to 4.
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Athletics and Pirates
San Francisco
Calif
Philadelphia Athletics
Pittsburgh Pirates
A’s
San Francisco Seals
Phils Handed 17-7 Drubbing by Columbus
West Palm Beach reports Philadelphia Phils routed 17-7 by Columbus in an American Association game. Columbus scored nine runs in the fifth to erase a 2-0 deficit and decisively topple the Phils. The Phillies meet Rochester Red Wings in West Palm Beach today.
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West Palm Beach
Fla
Philadelphia Phills
Rochester Red Wings
Columbus
American Association
Red Birds
Yanks Triumph Over Newark in Exhibition Win
The New York Yankees resume their exhibition series in St. Petersburg with eight spring homers led by Joe Gordon's three. They thumped Newark 6-4 yesterday, setting up a clash with the Cardinals today.
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ST. Petersburg
Fla
New York Yankees
St. Louis Cardinals
Joe Gordon
Yanks
Newark Farm Club
Last Night's Bowling On Local Alleys ZATION LADIES
The brief notes local bowling action last night at area alleys featuring the ZATION LADIES team. Matches were reported with standout scores by key players, reflecting a busy evening for the local league.
Moretti And Audy Pace Columbus Bike Race
Cesar Moretti and Jules Audy took the lead in the six day bicycle race at the State Fair grounds, reaching 899 miles and seven laps at the 8th hour. They led the field with five teams one lap behind. standings show Moretti-Audy top at 230 laps in the early morning.
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Columbus
Cesar Moretti
Jules Audy
Moretti-Audy
Moretti-Audy Haa
Kilian-O'Brien
W. Pederwd
Peden
Crossley-Yates
Rodman-Bollaert
Bryant Is Hartnett's Hope To Put Cubs Back In National Loop
Cubs manager Gabby Hartnett pins season hopes on a Bryant comeback to restore pennant form. Bryant, who won 19 games in 1938, shows signs of regaining ace velocity after a sore arm. The Cubs also boast Dean, French, Passeau and Raffensberger plus rookie prospects Bonetti Olsen Raffensberger with solid infield and outfield depth led by Dallessandro and Leiber, aiming to return to glory after a fourth-place finish last year.
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Hartnett
Cubs
United Press
Ce Angeles
U.P
Gabby Hartnett
Chicago Cubs
Clay Bryant
Gabby
Dizzy
Dizzy Dean
Gooud
Larry French
Bill Lee
Claude Passeau
Dean
Julio Bonetti
Verne Olsen
Ken Raffensberger
Catalina Island
al Todd
Brooklyn
Bob Collins
Clyde McCullough
Dominic Dallessandro
San Diego
Augie Galan
Bill Nicholson
Hank Leiber
Cub
Catalina
Lappin and Fazekas Lead 1 029 in Detroit Bowling
Herman Lappin and Alex Fazekas paired for a 1029 team score the top mark in the Western Automatic League in the American Bowling Congress event held in Detroit. Fazekas led singles with 534 as the field posted varied scores including Card 420 and Janoski 460 amid a11 misc entries.
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Herman Lappin
Alex Fazekas
Chevrolet
Detroit
Fazekas
Doletles
Herman Dappin
Alex Fanchan
Clayton Card
Henry Janoski
Henry Janush
Sao
Herman Laygin
Cluyton Card
House Loop Teams To Play For Title Monday
The Y M C A house league playoff for the title will be held Monday evening. Contenders are Baker Typewriter, first half champs, and Bell Clothiers, second half champs. The game is set for 8 o'clock.
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Y. M. Cc
Baker Typewriter
Bell Clothiers
Chicago Quintets Change Standings in A B C Tourney
Chicago area quintets rose in the five man event led by Hinsdale Arcades at 2 880 and Bennett's Ace Arcade at 2 858 as Ambrosia Brewing, Hinsdale Arcade and Frank Gaglone and Son shift top brackets. Ray Nolen posted 493 in the individual race as teams pursue early honors in Detroit.
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Detroit
American Bowling Congress
Chicago
Hinsdale Arcades
Hinsdale
Samuel Clineff
Bennett
Ted Svoma
Vogel Brothers
Forest Park
Breidt
Elizabeth
N. J
Ray Nolen
Eastern Star
Ambrosia Brewing Company
Hinsdale Arcade
Bennett's Ace Arcade
Frank Gaglone and Son
Buffalo
Silver Seal Soda
St Louis
Maki In Michigan AAU Relays Tonight
Taisto Maki of Finland headlines the Michigan AAU relays at Yost Fieldhouse to aid the Finnish relief fund. Twenty two relay teams contest eight events as Michigan faces Pitt in a match race and other colleges enter mile and half mile relays across a packed evening program.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
Taisto Maki
Finland
Michigan Aau
Yost
Kansas City
Walter Mehl
Wisconsin
Maki
Michigan
Pitt
Bowling Green
Central State
Huron
Michigan State
Michigan Normal
Western State
Butler, Wayne
Oberlin
Alma
Albion
Hillsdale
Kalamazoo
Teams Fight For Title As SC Faces Kansas In Final
In Kansas City Missouri Southern California was favored to beat Kansas to become the western entrant in the NCAA tournament. California beat Colorado 38 to 32 in the semi finals while Kansas defeated Rice Institute 39 to 44.
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California
Kansas
Colorado
Rice Institute
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