Elyria Letters Awarded At High School
Elyria High School Athletics Board will award 18 letters next Thursday morning. Eight varsity players, four reserve players, a varsity manager and two reserve managers to be honored. Five sophomore athletes were disciplined for violations and are not included. Washington and Penfound suspended until mid next term. Klimezak, Joviak and Bornino under investigation.
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Elyria
Elyria Elyria High School
Elyria High Athletic Board
Johnny Kassy
Bernice Malin
Sid Sprague
Dick Porter
George Brunner
Johnny Andrews
Gerald Laver
Ted Pileski
Marty Groh
Rarslty
Starvey Hopkins
Frank Yarsa
Bill Nye
Carl Palagyi
Harry Gard
Bob Gamble
F. A. Eaton
Dallas Washington
Ron Penfound
Fells Klimezak
Earl Joviak
Jim Bornino
Washington
Penfound
Elyro Ugh
Klimezak
Joviak
Bornino
Athletic Board
Ray Clymer
Ralph Bauer
Jefferson and Holy Cross Sweep Elementary Cage Titles
Jefferson wins the Eighth Grade crown 39 to 29 over West Siders for a third straight title while Holy Cross takes the Seventh Grade in overtime 2-26 against Roosevelt. Holy Cross also captures the Sixth Grade by beating Roosevelt 16-13. Outstanding performances include Holy Cross star scoring 12 points in the Fifth Quarter style finish and Roosevelt’s Olle Glass leading scorers in the Sixth Grade. A late note mentions a car safety belt invention from Sao Paulo, Brazil.
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Efferson
Holy Cross
Elyria
Jefferson
Tarford
Roosevelt
Teller
Button
Sherwreads
Bald
Byam
Garford
Cannefax
Moly Cresy
Hernevelt
Trent
Tly
Aho
Terul
Holy Cros
Tito
Vic Janowicz
Kartubinski
Smilkowaki
Sharrer Leads Elyria in Annual Bowling Congress Scores
Clarence Sharrer of the Shell Oil team topped Elyria bowler scores in the American Bowling Congress singles event in Columbus, with a 655 series including a 247 game. George Bohn and Tom Ball led doubles for Elyria with 1100, while Adolph Wachsberger and others placed in the top three overall.
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Sharrer
Columbus
Clarence Sharrer
Shell Oil
Elyria
American Bowling Congress
Aternoon
Pinton
Bohn
Wellington Softbell Meeting Set By League Trams
Wellington Muaraxers of League trams will meet next Tuesday evening at Rackek Recreation Center. All players and progmotive team Dackers otal matagrts are urged to attend. Plans for the coming sofball season outlined by O Maz 2A Navy in Painesville. Patrolman Rett and former sailor Neisht, noted as 1924 1938 fleet champion, rejoin Navy as second electrician's mate.
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Wellington Muaraxers
Rackek
Trey
Tovardr
Lyle Simeman
Dackers Otal Matagrts
Dius O. Maz
NAVY
Cis Painesville
Tings de Rett
Dodds Triumph Echoes Rest Needed After Loss
In Cleveland Ohio March 2001 Gilbert Dodds, former Ashe l and College runner, says he needs rest to regain form after finishing second to Earl Mitchell of Indiana in the mile at the Knights of Columbus track meet. Mitchell surged late to win in a strong 21 laps, while Dodds reflects on back-to-back seconds to top milers and looks for sleep and time to recover.
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Cleveland
Gilbert Destois
Hir “Kirk
Dodds
Earl Mitchell
Indiana University
Davids
Mitchell
Sean
Losefie McMitchell
New York
Fred Wilt
Indiana
McCluskey
ASC
Uhied Beetham
Charley Beetham
Roy Cochran
Great Lakes Naval Station
Charles Hiad
Michigan Normal
Bob Wright
Ohio State
al Blazis
Georgetown
Louis Crushes Abe Simon With Sixth Round Knockout
Joe Louis pounded Abe Simon into defeat at Madison Square Garden, stopping the rugged challenger in the sixth round after a fierce display. Louis, weighing 207 1/2 pounds, battered Simon across the ring, the count reaching ten as Simon rose and fell in the final moments. Promoter Mike Jacobs announced the gate at 132530, with Army Emergency Relief taking part.
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Joe Louis
Abe Simon
Madison Square Garden
Elytia
Camp Dix
New Jersey
Steve Sadowski
Chronicle-Telegram
Sadowski
Seork
Louis
Simon
Lewis
Acme
Biood
Abe
Coe
Enultis
Mike Jacobs
Army Emere Relief
We Ut
Danis
Pire Sidon Ci
Chips Win To Gain Ground In Second Half Inn League
Army Potato Chips gained a half game on Chuck's Service in the Blue Sky Inn Bowling League at Elyria Bowling Center by winning two games from Blue Sky Inn. Fox Gill won two from Gartner's Inn and Baker Auto tanked two from Generated Rivet Co. The Array Chips White Croan Heel match was postponed and will be rolled at 3 tomorrow after, at the Bowling Center. Auto Lates Lead Night team Last Atnae Taker Auto Sates with 2 Vern Overs deer of the Auto Sales topped individuals with a 40. Bel Cloth swept three from Held Transfer in a St Johns Lutheran Bow League match at St. Johns alleys. Clothiers had a team total of 3,434 with Ed Tulk leading with 593. Gert Henke of Welch Funeral had high single 163. Category notes continue.
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Auto Lates
Bel Cloth
St Johns Lutheran
St. John’s Seriast
West Side Cafe
Elyria Bowling Center
City Loan
Bowling Center
Welsh Funeral Home
Elycia Hardware
Graph Ete
Tittle Meats
Elycia Bowling Center
Kate Hutchinan
Gert Henke
Welch
Faster Machine Shop
Kut C. Alexs
Plaudler Commany Dowdas
South Amherst and Lorain Face Off For Tourney Title
Lorain Starlord Cleaners meet South Amherst Dairy in Class A final of the Lorain County Amateur Tournament tonight at Elyrian Hall. Class B and other finals follow with Western Flyers, Lorain Mulics, and Oberlin Odd Fellows among teams advancing after semifinals.
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South Amherst
Lorain
Peis
Indians Giants Open Series Today
The Cleveland Indians meet the New York Giants in the first of a two game set over the weekend before heading north. Manager Ian Aourtrau says the team is in good condition with only one serious injury, Otto Dennings finger, and has pulled together.
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Cleveland Indians
Hank Edwards
Norwalk
Ohio
Gerry Walker
Cincinnati Reds
Tribe
Lexington Avenue
Edwards
Huron County
Ruth Moore
Black River
Cascade Park
Lawrence
Tiger) Moore
Moore
Miame Fla
New York Giants
New Yorkers
Ian Aourtrau
Otto Dennings
Jewelers Open Softball Drill Sunday for Practice
Weather permitting the Vic Silver Jewelers softball team plans its first practice of the season on Sunday afternoon at Exria Lace diamond. Members are asked to be present. A farewell party for Johnny Kortak, bound for Army service, is set for Monday evening at manager Harley Cap Johnsen’s home, 113 Lomnsford Avenue.
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Buckley
Johan F. Buckley
Spring Valley Country Club
Gulf Road Links
Valley
Vic Silver Jewelers
Exria
Johnny! Kortak
Harley 1
Cap
Johnsen
Lonsford Avenue
Warren Elks Bow Local Elks Teams Here Sunday
Local Elks teams are set to play at Sunday games described as a community event. The schedule highlights Warren in a regional gathering with multiple clubs expected to compete in friendly matches.
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Warren Elks
Elks
County Amateur Tourney Pairings
Pairings for the county amateur tournament are listed with several names and affiliations mentioned. The document references finals and winners associated with CLARA and other entries, including locations like Lorain and Amherst and entities such as Meas Leta and CLASA A.
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Clark
Jt-Lorain Vehuds
Ets Kyrik Metthente
Lerain
Rudyurate
Aplmtrinala Ptr
Fiten Company
Leta Bere Rats Baen Bt
Branistaus
Amberot Tedeer
CRASS
Tonont Tao
oFiteh CemrenisRiseh
Heskiya
Bian Ern
Clara
Cubs Need Hitting To Improve Their Outlook In ’49
Chicago Cubs face a slow rebuild as hitting fails to show improvement. Stanley Hack leads with 17 homers last season while Lou Novikoff returns after 350 average in the minors. Newcomer Johnny Schmitz and veteran Phil Cavarretta anchor an unsettled lineup as pitching looks stronger with Passeau Hillier Mont and Olsen reaching form despite earlier hand injuries.
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Ronald Wagoner
United Press
Jonth
Mad Rowlan
Johnny Schmitz
Bo Milwaukee
Lou Navi
Koff
Milwaukee
American Association
Noviketi
Novikelf
Domi Dallessandra
Phil Cavarretta
Harry
Peaputs) Lowrey
Los Angeles
Charley Gilbert
Bill Nicholson
Cubs
Babe Dahlgren
Bob Sturreon
Stanley Hack
Rip Russell
Tulka
Len Merullo
Seymour Block
Jimmy Wilson
Cub
Hillier
Claude Passeau
Jake Mont
Vern Olsen
Clyde McCullough
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Gorge Buhn
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Zari Cotton
George Bohn
Tom Ball
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Zeal A. Warksberger
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Kayo
Jack Cuddy
Ciant
Trast
Jiddie Joseph
Jimmy Johnston
Boxing Commission
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Sinmon
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Detmil
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Yavirk Kaye
Robert BP. Patterson
Jack Blackburn
Simon Worldat
Clate Quarters
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Black
Luis Tore
Hsame
Odd Fellows
Jones Brothers
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Strong
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Larry Colemate
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Ted
Cook
Edelman
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CW Byrn
Brateer
iRwabien
Jewelers
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Elka
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Harry Ven Wagnin
Warren Elke
Zotlek
Reading
Arlee Craver
Lick Latimer
Jack Atmer
Lew Parry
Leon Watson
Matt Welsh
Warren Elks Bowling League
Ana Perain
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Lee Muatt
Westers
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