Trojans Rally In Championship Hope Amid Tournament Play
The Trojans won a four point victory in a tense tournament game after trailing Marietta and Pomeroy. Their seasoned lineup and steady shooting impressed, with key comebacks against New Boston and Waterloo. Confidence runs high that their natural ability will carry them to success in the Class B division.
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Spring training mailbag from Col umbus Red Birds and others
Columbus reports the first Red Birds group headed to Avon Park Florida for spring training with about 30 players expected by Wednesday night and the first practice set for Thursday morning. Other notes cover Reds Reds prospects Yankees Giants White Sox and Cubs training updates across Florida Cal and California camps with holdouts trade talk and lineup shuffles.
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West Virginia meet opens with multiple Friday matchups
Buckhannon in Buckhannon West Virginia matches feature Victory High School Clarksburg defending the 1933 title against Beckley at 3 pm Friday. Elkins unbeaten in 23 games faces Williamson at 7 30 pm. Parsons meets St Albans at 4 pm and Weirton versus Charleston at 4 30 pm. Semi finals Saturday afternoon and final Saturday night follow regional eliminations of Washington Irving Triadelphia and Mt Hope.
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Parsons
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Washington-Irving
Clarkeburg
Triadelphia
Wheeling
Mt. Hope
League to meet Wheeling in middle Atlantic baseball talks
Final arrangements for the tenth season of the Middle Atlantic Base ball League will be made at a directors meeting in Wheeling next Sunday. Ownership of clubs remains unchanged for a second year. League president Elmer Daily will seek approval to form a league of smaller Middle Atlantic cities.
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Stoefen Seizes Indoor Net Championship Spotlight
Henry McLemore reports Lester Rollo Stoefen of California has surged from a disastrous Davis Cup past to emerge as a top contender in the indoor championship at the Seventh Regiment Armory. His improved backhand, speed, and accuracy defeated Julius Seligson and Dr. William Rosenbaum, signaling a possible rise to Ellsworth Vines’ No. 1 singles spot.
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Boxing Results From Multiple City Cards
In Chicago White City Leo Rodak defeated Paul Dazzo and Dan ny Neenan defeated John Terry. At Flint Harold Anderson was knocked out by Buffalo's opponent while Orville Brouillard outpointed George Van Der Heyden. Cleveland saw Joey Spiegal defeat Joe Glick while Alabama Kid beat Joe Peppe. Holyoke card featured Vince Dunde and Eddie Mays with a non-title bout and Mickey General losing to Eddie Mays.
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Paul Dazzo
Danny Neenan
John Terry
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George van der Heyden
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Joe Glick
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Nanticoke
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Hartford
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Wrestling Results Show International Tosses and Wins
At Broadway Arena Yanka Zelezniak of Russia defeated Joe Komar of Lithuania Maur ice La Chappelle of France defeated Mario Giglio of Italy Joan Grandovich of New Jersey defeated Irving Halpern of New York Tony Felice of Italy drew Louis Gursack of Hungary Jack Bloomfield of Stamford threw Ted Radinoff of Russia Alex Madsen of Denmark threw Andy Zaharoff of Russia At Phoenix Paul Jones 217 of Houston defeated Abie Kaplan of New York At KanBar City Everett Merchant of La Junta Colorado defeated Kari Davis of New York Darna Ostopovich of Kansas City defeated Cliff Starke of Portland Oregon At Dallas Billy Edwards of Kansas City defeated Jim Heslin of Melbourne Australia Jack Zarnas of Cincinnati defeated Ed Hirth of Detroit
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Russia
Joe Komar
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Maurice la Chappelle
France
Mario Giglio
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Joan Grandovich
New Jersey
Irving Halpern
Tony Felice
Drew
Louis Gursack
Hungary
Jack Bloomfield
Stamford
Conn
Ted Radinoff
Alex Madsen
Denmark
Andy Zaharoff
Kanbar City
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la Junta
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Kari Davis
Darna Ostopovich
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Cliff Starke
Portland
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Billy Edwards
Jim Heslin
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Australia
Jack Zarnas
Cincinnati
Ed Hirth
Detroit
Randall defeats Purvis in Columbus welterweight bout
U.P. Tiger Joe Randall of Elyria posted a decision over Jackie Purvis of Indianapolis in a 10 round bout here. Randall used left jabs to pull ahead after an even start weighing 148 to Purvis 147. An eight round semifinal saw Nordy Smith of Newark decision Johnny Anderson of Zanesville.
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Newark
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Pinkey Whitney and Audrey Boyd Wed in Houston Ceremony
Arthur Pinkey Whitney of the Boston Braves and Audrey Boyd of Houston wed in a Houston ceremony. The couple, long associated with baseball and life together, share headlines from their recent union.
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Buckeye Athletic Association to operate as five-team league
In Columbus on March 13 the Buckeye Athletic Association announced it will function as a five-school conference next year. Wittenberg College withdrew to rejoin the Ohio Conference and no successor will be elected at the winter meeting. Football officials and schedule matters will be discussed, and Wittenberg will still compete in the Buckeye baseball race this spring.
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Bad Eye Hinders Champion's Play
Gregory Mangin of Newark battles an infected eye as he faces Melvin Partridge of New York in the third round of the Men’s National Indoor Singles Championship. The event opens with doubles featuring 16 teams while two defending champions Sutter and McCaulift headline the field and Lott and Stoefen are seeded No. 2.
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Gregory Mangin
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N. J
Melvin Partridge
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Clifford Sutter
New Orleans
Eugene McCaulift
Irish Upset Minnesota In Overtime Thriller
Irish antennas? Minnesota squad rallies in the final game of the season defeating Notre Dame 43 to 6 in overtime after both sides found their shooting touch late.
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Tourney Draw Pairs Quintets Of Same Area
The Northeast District faces a split path with Akron West and Youngstown Raven meeting in the first round of the state finals in Columbus. Northwest representatives Tiffin Columbian and Toledo Central are placed in opposite brackets as the Friday semi finals approach. First round also includes Toledo Central versus Dayton Roosevelt and Columbus North versus Portsmouth with Class B matchups Crawford County versus Mark Center and other adjacent pairings.
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Hope To Sign Carnera Baer Heavyweight Title Fight
Madison Square Garden officials aim to announce a Primo Carnera versus Maxie Baer heavyweight title bout for June or September. Col John Reed Kilpatrick, Louie Soresi, and Ancil Hoffman continue talks.
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Primo Carnera
Maxie Baer
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Carnera
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Michigan Favored In Aquatic Meet At Iowa City
Michigan is a strong favorite for the Big Ten swimming and diving titles at the University of Iowa field house pool as 100 entries from nine conference schools are tallied. Michigan, Northwestern, Iowa, Chicago and Minnesota head the entries, with Iowa nominating 14 and Illinois 10. Winconsin will not compete this year.
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Queen Christina at the Majestic and Shadows of Sing Sing at Court
Greta Garbo and John Gilbert reunite for Queen Christina at the Majestic with lavish costumes and camera work while Will Rogers headlines David Harum at the Ohio. Shadows of Sing Sing debuts at the Court with Bruce Cabot and Mary Brian in a tense gangster drama.
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Mary Brian
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Grant Mitchell
Marty Wood
Claire DuBrey
Irving Bacon
Phil Bowen
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