Buffalo Light draws 25 from Buffalo to Cleveland bowling meet
A Buffalo group of 25 will compete tonight in Cleveland for the Buffalo Light event at the American Bowling Congress session. The Rogers from New York’s west city lead a 15 squad dominating most alleys, with North Tonawanda and Williamsville representatives. Other squads from Chicago to South Bend follow with doubles from Milwaukee and Alliance, O. Tulsa like details accompany the lineup as teams vie for a large purse.
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Ohio
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Ind
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Buckeye Conference Boxing and Basketball Tourney Begins in Champaign
Seventeen teams gather in Champaign for Southeastern Ohio regional classes A and B basketball tournament at Ohio University gym. Chillicothe, Portsmouth favored in B. finals set for Saturday with games officiated by Reese, Denise and Eruss terwald.
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Chillicothe
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Iss
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Eruss Terwald
Syracuse
Greenfield
Iddleport
Frankfort
Athens
Ports Mouth
Loan
Ironton
Nelsonville
Hillsporo
Sox Sign Hevine and Rothrock to Camp
Sox sign catcher Johnny Hevine and senior Jack Rothrock to camp in Sacola Florida on March 14. Hevine and Rothrock join the Red Sox for spring training as the team evaluates infield and catching depth.
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Sacola
Fla
Johnny Hevine
Jack Rothrock
Red Sox
Major League Injuries Cut Training Camp Readiness
Injuries and illness plague 1930 training camps with over 25 players sidelined. Notable cases include Jim Moore of the White Sox with a head fracture, Giants star Freddy Lindstrom limited by a back injury, and several others across Cubs Yankees and Phillies. Several clubs cancel exhibitions as camps grapple with health setbacks.
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U.P
United Press Today
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New York Giants
Jim Moore
Sox
Carl Reynolds
Freddy Lindstrom
Giants
Cincinnati Sieds
Orlando
Tampa
Hughie Critz
Sit Beck
Johnny i
Evar Swanson
Charley Dressen
Ube Ruth
Charley Horse
Benny Ben’ ‘i
Bubbles Hargraves
Williams
Cheoorese Susee
Phillies Eatcher
Mack Sees White Sox as Dark Horse in 1930 AL Race
Connie Mack, manager of the World Champion Philadelphia Athletics, calls the Chicago White Sox the dark horse of the 1930 American League race. He predicts the Yankees will be the team to beat, but says Philadelphia will be better with stronger reserves and new pitchers like Roy McHatfey and young infielders Itric McNair and Dibrell Williams.
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Brooklyn
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Cleveland
Lloyd Waner
Pittsburgh
al Simmons
Philadelphia Athletics
Florida
Jim Keesey
Woody English
Hal Carlson
Chicago Cubs
Rogers Hornsby
ST. Petersburg
Flo
Conrie Mack
Chicago
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Yankees
Roy McHatifey
Portland
Itric McNair
Memphis
Dibrell Williams
Little Rock
Cubs
Athletics
Helen Moody To Enter Tourney In Huntington Hotel Event
Mrs Helen Wills Moody Jr sails into Pasadena for the Huntington Hotel invitational tournament paired with Miss Helen Marlow of Los Angeles. She and husband Frederick Jr arrived from San Francisco for the event and for yacht races in Los Angeles harbor on Saturday.
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U.R
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Helen Marlow
Los Angeles
Moody
Frederick, Jr
San Francisco
Low Angeles Harbor
Rain Delays Yankees Practice In St. Petersburg
Rain interrupted the New York Yankees workouts in St. Petersburg as the team spent the day visiting with the Philadelphia Athletics and Boston Braves.
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Ila
U.P
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Philadelphia Athletics
Boston Braves
Dallas Flash Faces Devos in Middleweight Clash
Clyde Chastain, the Dallas youth who rose fast, meets Rene Devos in Chicago on March 14 to test his claim as a top middleweight contender. Devos, among the sport’s elite, vows to beat the flashy challenger after recent shocks against Hank Hansen and Harry Ebbets.
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Devos
Hankat Hansen
Harry Ebbets
Browns to open exhibition with Bisons in Fort Lauderdale
St. Louis Browns start their exhibition schedule in Fort Lauderdale facing the Buffalo Bisons as three unsigned players Heinie Manush Ralph Kress and George Blaeholder remain without contracts.
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Fla
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Buffalo Bisons
Fort Lauderdale
Heinie Manush
Ralph Kress
George Blaeholder
Aquatic Star Martha Noretius to Wed in Virginia
Chicago report says Martha Noretius famed swimmer with 22 world records will marry Joe Wirishire tomorrow at White Sulphur Springs Virginia. The disclosure follows a secret divorce from Wirth McCallister of New York. Noretius turned professional last fall after dominant wins with the New York Women's Swimming Association.
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Martha Noretius
Joe Wirishire
Wirth McCallister
New York
White Sulphur Springs
Captain Selected Champaign Til Tuinets Basketball Team
Charles B. Harper of Chandlerville Illinois was elected captain for next year at the University of Tuinets. The selection came at a banquet where nine members of the current team received letters.
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Til
Charles B. Harper
Chandlerville
Itl
University of Tuinets
Scott Declares Himself World Champion With Proof
New York March 14 Phil Scott, heavyweight champion of the world, said tonight he is returning to England on the Majestic for home duties with plans to resume fights in May against Otto Von Porat in Chicago and Jimmy Maloney in Boston. He claimed rivals have robbed him but asserted he is the rightful champion, noting victories over fighters from 15 countries and alleging a foul by Sharkey at Miami.
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Sald
England
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Scott
Otto von Porat
Jimmy Maloney
Chicago
Boston
Bettef
Sharkey
Boxer Claims World Title Debates Tap to British Board
A fragment recalls a boxer dodging the issue by vowing to present claims to the British Board of Boxing Control while doubting recognition of a Sharkey Schmeling bout as world championship. The passage mentions Wrestler? and references a tense claim about boxing supremacy.
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Schmeling
Bartell Signs 1930 Contract at Camp Paso Robles
Burl Grimes remains the lone holdout as Dick Bartell takes over at shortstop during Pirates training in Paso Robles California. Bartell signed his 1930 contract after weeks of negotiation amid spring workouts.
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Pittsburgh Pirates
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MAT MEN CLASH CHAMPAIGN
The Big Ten wrestling championship will be held in Champaign today and tomorrow with Indiana Michigan and Ohio State as favorites to battle for the title. Names of top contenders and matchups are awaited as the event unfolds on campus.
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Ohie State
First Peston
Today’s Games Uncertain Weather Slows Baseball Schedule
Rain cancels or delays multiple major matchups including Athosion Braves at Philadelphia Athletics Cubs at Los Angeles Browns at Buffalo and Washington Senators at New York Brooklyn while St Louis Cardinals at Detroit is also postponed.
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St. Louie Browns
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Washington Senators
New
Joston Braves
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Stheltics
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