Cleveland Board Hikes Pay for Coaches in September Start
The Cleveland Board of Education voted to pay scholastic football coaches in the system about five percent of their salaries for the period from August 20 through the opening of school in September. The move aims to address longstanding underpayment as coaches in the Erie league often work for low wages or nothing, with Elyria and Lorain schools showing varied policies and pay scales.
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Cleveland Board of Education
Cleveland
Ohio High School Athletic Association
Cleveland Board
Lake Erie League
Elytin
Lake Erie
Alen
Erie Loop
Howard Baughman
Cleveland Heights
Lorain
Hal Pryor
Tom
Lakewood
A. R
Doc
Oberlin Road Field
Dick) Moran
Agate
I. D
Ike) Faxon
Servce
Faxon
Elyria High
Tony Curelllo
Joe Yourkiewles
Andy Tomeko
Andy Arvay
Jerry Given
Scrib Fauver
Jim Lear
Joe Pronesti
Ken Gerber
Bob Hengartner
Johnny Krust
O Loughlin claims Ray Warne tougher than famed heavyweights
Tommy O Loughlin, promoter Mike Jacobs rival, declares Elmer Ray Warne a bum and challenges five top heavies to prove him wrong. Warne has knocked out 37 of 47 opponents, with O Loughlin citing fear among rivals and noting Warne’s recent quick finishes in St Nick's Arena and the Garden. Louis co and others avoided a planned showdown, saying Warne hits too hard for exhibition.
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York
Tommy O'Loughlin
Minneapolis
Mike Jacobs
Elmer
Ray Warne
Louis-Cann
David
Goliath
Tommy
Euler
Gay
St. Nick's Arena
Johnny White
RKO
Shagnus O'Brien
Feey Wild Ray
God
O'Brieg
O'Brien
Ray
Mike
Elyria Lorain Tilt Postponed to Thursday
The Western Division Metropolitan League baseball game between Elyria and Lorain, delayed twice due to wet grounds, will be played Thursday at Lorain City Field. Elyria sits 3–2 in league play while Lorain is 1–4.
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Elyria
Lorain
Elyria-Lorain
Eine Lorain
Softball and baseball notices from Ely Stadium and local fields
Diamond notes report the American Legion Juniors managed by Goose Klimek will practice at Ely Stadium Friday afternoon. Umpires meet Thursday at Oberlin Road field at 7:30 PM. VFW No 1079 softball visits Amherst for a 6 PM game. members meet at Bolash's Cafe 815 Woodford Ave. Lehman Johnson Realtors Class 10 baseball practice at Ely Stadium tomorrow. McKinley diamond game between Vie Silver Jewelers and General Industries set for 5:40 PM. players warned to report promptly.
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American Legion
Goose Klimek
Ely Stadium
Klimezak
Oberlin Road
V.F. W
Amherst
Amherst Legion
Bolash’s
Woodford Ave
Realtors
Lehman Johnson Realtor
McKinley Vie Silver Jewelers
General Industries
McKinless
Lesnevich Retains World Light Heavy Title In Knockout
London news reports Gus Lesnevich rallied from near defeat to stop Freddie Mills at 2:46 of the 10th round at Harringay Arena. Mills, who fell five times, suffered a dramatic, bloodied defeat before a sell-out crowd of 10,700 and a record gate around $200,000.
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London
UPI
Gus Lesnevich
Lesnevich
Rugged
Pagene Fteaches Ron
Mills
Anall
Freddie
Aix
Clippers Capture Women's Title In Roll-Off
Klein's Clippers win the Wykrent Women's Bowling League season title by taking the roll-off over Fashion Shoppe. Jerry Pomeroy led with 415 total, individual highs included 157 and 158, while fashion Shoppe's Dane Surdoch also had 158 in game two. High scorers for the winning team included Hatchison with 287 and Mackin with 282, with Pitts at 265. Losing side mirrored even scoring with Miller Surdock Bohn tied at 276, Valerius 274, and Betts 267.
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Klein's Clippers
Wykrent
Fashion Shoppe
Jerry Pomeroy
Dane Surdoch
Hatchison
Kate Hutchison
Cut Mackin
Betty Pitts
Soyer’ Gildenmeister
Rhea Miller
Jane Surdock
Edith Bohn
Two Contests At Ridgeville Field
Mahn Manufacturing faces Sobel Jewelers Lorain in a Lakewood Class AA League game at Ridgeville Field this evening set for 8 30. Earlier Hahn Associates of Elyria City League oppose Western Automatic of Speat Industrial circuit starting at 7 15.
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Mahn Manufacturing Comps
Sobel Jewelers of
Lorain
Lakewood
Rudervie
Hahn Associates
Elyria
Western Automatic
Hold Duckpin Bowling League Meeting Thursday Night
A meeting to form a City Duckpin Bowling League will be held Thursday evening at the Bowling Center at 7 40. All interested in duck pin bowling are asked to attend.
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Tadiy
Daily baseball and basketball scores roundup and schedules
A jumble of game results and upcoming schedules across major and minor leagues. Mentions a Philadelphia win, Chicago at New York, Boston at St Louis, Cleveland at Detroit, Milwaukee at Cincinnati, and various national league matchups with scattered scores and lineups.
Hamilton Is Winner Of City-County Track Meet
Hamilton and its Elyria team dominated the First Annual City-County Grade School Travel and Field Meet at Ely Stadium. Johnson and Davis led scoring with 14 points each, while Jones, Webb, and several others contributed to Hamilton’s 42 1 5 points for the overall victory amid a crowded field of Avon Lake, Brookside, Amherst, and others.
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al Johnson
Ray Davis
Aimy Jones
Phil Webb
Hamilton
Elyria
Ely Stadium
Elyria City
Sehools
Selina Hironghout
Lorain Mounty
Jefferson
Roosevelt
Ely
McKintey
Garford
Allen
Franklin
Gates
Pay Séhawls
Avon
Avon Lake
East Carlisle
Minklow Atlorst
Brookside
Kidveville
Grattan
Columbia
Clearview Camden
Bedleng
Tio
Tamilton
Sean
Will Brookside
Jefferson Hota Aminherst
Rosevelt
Ridgeville
Clearviey
Aven
East Carliste
Markley
Johnson
Davis
Hampton
Amherst
Grookside
Mam Uton
Jones
Walt Willaims
Fred Fitzpatrick
Leroy Goodson
Jefferson Tut
Bruce Bierkower
Hon Kauffman
Bob Judy
Dek
Anerson
Alex Christ
Ren Krhngehson
Fred Barnes
Jub Cheronne
Brookeile
Loiie Rolopus
Dis
Plyeigal
Rivenis
Alten T Smith
Leet County
Sthue
Pde
New Pro Grid Loop Planned
A new professional football league, based on the American Association baseball group, is planned with a Chicago conference on May 20 to discuss park use and possible sponsorship, while farm-club links and potential backing from the Cleveland Browns and Columbus Red Birds emerge amid a Toledo and Columbus focus.
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Columbus
UPI
American Association
Roy A. Mamey
Chicago
All America
Phine
Sam Cordevana
Buffalo
Toledo
Cleveland Browns
Ohio State
Paul Brown
Columbus Vedi. al Banister
Columbus Red Birds
Tall Park
Font- Hall Eluts
Ohio Swimmers To Fly To Hawaii For Exhibitions
Ohio State swimmers coached by Mike Poppe and Carl Wirth will travel to Hawaii for a series of exhibitions. About 20 squad members, invited by former OSU star Keo Nakama, will compete in outdoor meets around Honolulu and at the Hawaii Invitational, then return to the mainland for further events.
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Columbus
Chin State
Hawai
Weversity Attleric Af Fewals
Mike Poppe
Carl Wirthwell
Will Cave
Clipper
Hawani Elit
Honahiu
Dack HO
Lan Counsilman
Dick Fetterman
Ted Hobart
Miler Anderson
Ohio State
Keo Nakama
San Francour
Hawaii
Hanahily Club
Californian Snares High Individual Honors In A B C
Los Angeles bowler Leo Rollick of Santa Monica captured top singles honors at the 43rd American Bowling Congress championships in Buffalo. He posted a 741 in singles and the meet’s only 300 game, earning 300 for singles and 300 as a member of the champion team Lio-Da-Mars, plus 250 in all-events. Joe Wilman of Chicago won the all-events with 2,054, taking 300 first prize. The doubles title went to Henry Kmidewski and Joly Chvorek from Buffalo with 1,360 and 600 prize pool. Ed Egverding and Nick Zappa of Norway earned 440 for second with 2,931 net.
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Buffalo
Leo Rollick
Santa Monica
Calif
Lio-Da-Mars
Rollick
ABC
Wilman
Joe Wilma
Chicago
Rallick
Secon
Henry Kmidewski
Joly Chvorek
Ed Egverding
Nick 2Appa
Norway
$2500 Inaugural Randall Feature Nominations Close
In Cleveland Emmett Idleman racing secretary for Randall Park Racing Association said nominations for the $2500 inaugural handicap, the opening feature, would close today. Early six furlong nominees include Hectic Hour Bohemia Hand-Me-Down and Day. No word from Columbus on a steward for the four day North Randall meet, other officials are in place.
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Cleveland
Emmett
Randall Park Racing Association
Amon
Hileman
Columbus
Ohio Racing Commission
North Randall
Motorcycle Race Program Set For Next Sunday
Lorain County sports fans will see the Two-Tired Motorcycle Club present six professional dirt track races on a new track near Avon on Route 76 between Routes 6 and 25. Notables include Lew Atkinson of Columbus Sonny Copeland of Marion and Art Heck from Ohio Michigan and Pennsylvania. A 500 purse will be spread across six events with a Trophy cup as feature. one novice-only event targets local riders new to professional racing. If rain hits, the program moves to July per club announcement.
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Lorain County
Avon
Lew Atkinson
Columbus
Sonny” Copeland
Marion
Art Heck
Copeland
Ohio
Michigan
Pennsylvania
Europe
G. 1
Local golf league results skim Cherry Ridge Tuesday matches
Four City Golf League matches at Cherry Ridge finished with one whitewash as American Radiator blanked Coach-Uthe 5-0. Elyria Hardware beat Elis Chay 3-2 while Thams Spring Company defeated West Side Lumber 4-1 and General Industries topped Cherry Ridge 3-2. Arnold Michaels led with 35 at nine holes, followed by Fran Fritz 37 and Max Didioachee 38.
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Cherry Ridge
Uthe
Elyria Hardware
Elis Chay
Thams Spring Company
West Side Lumber
General Industries
Arnold Michaels
Fran Fritz
Max Didoachee
Timms Spring
Johnny Fritz
George Fmady
Cards End Dodgers Home Streak In Extra Innings Win
Cardinia illust string of events in New York United Press recounts the Cardinals beating the Dodgers in extras to end a nine game home winning streak by Brooklyn. Max Lanier earned the win, Martin Marion delivered a clutch two run single, George Kurowski set pace with four hits as St Louis collected 18 hits to clinch 4?1 victory. Braves, Red Sox and Yankees notable wins, Ferriss 2nd shutout highlighted.
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Carl
Dodgers
Cardinals
Creatinse
Max Lanier
Cures
Taner
Brooklyn
Martin Marion
Lanier
George Kuroweks
Raine
Braves
Boston
Billy Southworth
Pittsburgh
Jim Wallace
Dave Bodl Ferriss
White Sox
Chicago
Yankees
Joe DiMaggio
Ee Dickey
Iag Gordon
Browns
St. Louis
Washington
Detroit
Dave ‘Boo) Ferriss
Red Sox
Ass'n Top Teams Score Victories in AA Action
Louisville thumped the Millers 8 to 3 at Louisville to hold a half game lead in the American Association while St. Paul shut out the Indians 100 at Indianapolis. The Hens beat Kansas City 2 to 1 at Toledo as Milwaukee and Columbus rested. Lefty Ross Wilson limited the MN nine to four hits in a win over the Misers, and Harry Taylor pitched a two hit shutout of the Indians. Earl Jones allowed four hits in Toledo’s victory.
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Toledo
Louisville
Colonels
St. Paul
Indians
Millers, &O
Indianapolis
Hens
Kansas City
Milwaukee
Red Birds
Columbus
Ross Wilson
Minneapolis i
Bill Lefebvre
Lefebvre
Bill Webb
Harry Taylor
Earl Jones
Bradley Denies Offer To Sell Indians
Bradley Denies Receiving Offer To Sell Indians. Bradley, president of the Cleveland team, said he received an offer but will not sell or move the Indians. The Cleveland Press reported a spring syndicate led by Nate Albert Sutphin and former Mayor Ray Miller plans a 40,000 seat outdoor arena and would buy the Indians or move them to the new stadium if buying fails.
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Saratoqa Bprings
Alva Mradley
He Clevelan Tadhing
Muncipal Stadiurm
Cleveland Press
Hockey Magenate
Albert Sutphin
Ray Miller
Indians
Elyria and Lorain Golf Teams Meet in Second Match
Elyria High faces Lorain High in a spring Valley match set for Thursday at 2:30. Coach D W Trubey plans to field Rocco Ross Johnny Lapos Dick Graham and Tom Pruski, following a 16 0 victory earlier this season.
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Elyria and
Lorain
Elyria High
Lorain High
Spring Valley
D. W. Trubey
Rocco Ross
Johnny Lapos
Dick Graham
Tom Pruski
Lorsin
Cleveland Sells Pair of Pitchers
Cleveland and the Indians sold two pitchers Johnny Podgajny and Hal Kleine to cut the roster to 11. Podgajny was sent back to the Baltimore Orioles where he won 20 games last season, while Kleine was claimed at the waiver price by the Chicago Cubs.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Indians
Johnny Podgajny
Hal Kleine
Podgijny
Baltimore Orioles
Kleine
Chicago Cubs
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U.S
Ofcar Fraley
United Press
O'Loughlin Jack
Nim Om
Joe Raksi
Lee Ome
Tam Mauriellc
Jimmy Biving
Jersey Joy Welcott
Nate
Legion
Clippers
Ridgeville Field
Bunton
New York
Lewis Clevermudthea
Philadelphia
Sade
Clevecwied
Bowen
Sibain
Lou Boaton
Lewy
Ihiladriphin
Chitage
St Letie
Sonera
Tamuay
Hesulis
Pittaburdi
Chiaki
Philadelphis
Chirwas Et Philadephia
Brock Pileourg
Cuenta Philadepis
Mrquihin Ooht & Ie
Taowville
Kan Cove
Lea
Hebulia Laivviee & Minewpelia
Kansas
Paul
Inditiep
Milwouhker
Cususin
Cocininua
Coty
Tuirda
Maginnan
Montreal
Belmore
Nowak
Binaae
Newark
Mersey City
Witterea
Estacton
Morire
Senses
Rocherteh
John Pietotti
Wack
Edo
Guth
Lerty
Win Crow
Tack Wallaesa
Alhany
Pea Brown
Janene Mod
Poe
Breteay Howe
Aloe
ACA
Garrien
Sked
U.S Automatic
Hiscrodc Jewelers
Fib Radio
Thew Shovel
Fey Insurance
Nah! Beverages
Plaudler Company
Western Automatic Golf Teague
Jeaque
Mie Wi Springs
Palm Beach
Ormond Beach
Pine Ridge
Oakmont
Pineshuret
Id Kewoud
Beechmont
Brezykowski
Alex Petrus
A Rhone
Minersville
Utah
wWorld
Bradley
Iby Nation
AY United
Musial
St. Louie
Ay Brook
Baston
Ted Buxony Chapman
Athievion
Dartr
Willams
iMaggio
Ae Poultry
Lweding Development
Inone
Bavidson Elevator
Kipten Phare
Cheriin
Kipton Hatchery
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