Pomeroy Panthers dominate district guards and reach state
Pomeroy high school’s basketball team earned district champions status and qualified for the state tournament in Columbus. The Panthers posted a 23 game win streak with decisive play from forwards and centers and praised coaching. Battalino’s boxing rise noted with wins over Payne Chocolate La Barba and Shea signaling peak form.
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Fidel la Barba
Eddie Shea
YANKEES ROUT BRAVES AS RUPPERT AND RUTH CONFER
Exhibition games spread across Florida to California involve 11 major league clubs. Babe Ruth still unsigned plays golf in Bellair while the Yankees overwhelm the Braves 11 to 4 at St. Petersburg. Giants beat Cubs 7 to 8 in Los Angeles. Dodgers, Phillies win in Florida. Dempsey cancels Youngstown exhibition due to illness and may miss upcoming bouts.
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Bellair
Fla
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St. Petersburg
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Athletics
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Senators
Baltimore Orioles
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Ruth Ruppert salary conference set for today
In St. Petersburg Florida on March 4 report says Babe Ruth and Yankees owner Colonel Jacob Ruppert are unofficially slated to meet to discuss salary terms.
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Fla
U.P
Babe Ruth
Jacob Ruppert
New York Yankees
Two Records Fall in Cincinnati Indoor Meet
Two world records were equalled and a meet record was shattered at the Cincinnati Indoor Track and Field Meet. Don Bennett of Ohio State unattached matched the 50 yard dash world mark in 5.2 seconds, Amsden Oliver of Dayton Roosevelt tied the 50 yard low hurdles world mark in 6.2 seconds, and John Wonsowitz, unattached from Ohio State, set a meet record by vaulting 13 feet 5/8 inches. Cincinnati Hughes led the senior high with 34 points and Dayton Oakwood led junior high with 14 points.
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Don Bennett
Ohio State University
Amsden Oliver
Dayton Roosevelt
John Wonsowitz
Cincinnati Hughes
Dayton Oakwood
BuckS Enter National Fencing Semi-Finals
Four members of Ohio State University’s undefeated fencing team, including J. L. Jones of Sandusky, will compete in the national intercollegiate semi-finals at Annapolis next Saturday.
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U.R
Ohio State University
Annapolis
J. L. Jones
Sandusky
Yankees Take Early Exhibition Win Over Braves
In St. Petersburg on March 14 the New York Yankees defeated the Boston Braves 11 to 4 in an exhibition game. Pipgras allowed three runs amid wild pitching while Frankhouse kept the Yanks scoreless for five innings before Boston’s Brown and Mangum faltered.
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Fla
U.P
New York Yankees
Boston Braves
Pipgras
Frankhouse
Boston
Yankees
Brown
Mangum
Giants gain narrow edge in exhibition after 7 3 win
The New York Giants moved one game ahead of the Chicago Cubs in their exhibition series with yesterday's 7 to 3 victory over Chicago.
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New York Giants
Chicago Cubs
Chicago Outfit
Phillies Rally Past Cardinals In Exhibition Opener
Winter Haven Fla March 14 The Phillies blanked the world champion St Louis Cardinals 2 to 0 in their first exhibition game of the season. Phillies hitters collected seven hits off Hallahan Johnson and Derringer while pitchers Ed Holley Red Grabowsky and Phil Collins held the Cardinals to four.
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Derringer
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Ed Holley
Red Grabowsky
Phil Collins
Tigers Split Ex games in San Francisco
Detroit Tigers beat the San Francisco Seals 4 to 1 in the morning exhibition and lost 9 to 3 to the Mission Reds in the afternoon, in San Francisco.
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Detroit Tigers
San Francisco Seals
Mission Reds
Pirates, Oaks split doubles as Oakland wins second game
In Oakland, the Pittsburgh Pirates and Oakland Club split a doubleheader with the Oaks taking the second game 5 to 1 after the Pirates won the morning session 3 to 1. In Biloxi, the Washington Senators and Baltimore Orioles will replay yesterday's postponed exhibition game on Tuesday at Biloxi Stadium.
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Pirates
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Washington Senators
Baltimore Orioles
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Vanigans and Regulars Set to Play If Weather Warms
Savannah Georgia reports that the Vanigans and Regulars will play today if the weather allows. The Red Sox are tied to warmer conditions enabling the matchup.
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Vanigans
Red Sox
French Tennis Star Differs With Shields
A writer recalls an interview at the 33rd National Indoor Championships with Christian Boussus as he discusses Davis Cup prospects. Boussus praises Vines and emphasizes factors like weather and patriotism, arguing no nation should be predicted as winner before the final ball is served.
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Hazel Park Lawn Tennis Association
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Daytona Beach
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M. Boussus
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Frank Shields
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van Ryn
Philadelphia
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Austin
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York
Schmeling to Sail for U S Training Ahead of Shar key Bout
World heavyweight champion Max Schmeling will depart Bremerhaven on March 25 aboard the Europa for the United States to start preparations for the high round title fight with Jack Sharkey on June 16. Manager Joe Jacobs said the plan includes a four city exhibition tour a week at French Lick Springs Indiana and about five more events.
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Pittsburgh
Youngstown
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W. Va
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Toronto
New York
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Europa
Bremerhaven
Germany
United States
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Joe Jacobs
French Lick Springs
Ind
High scores in ABC tourney headline week end
Detroit March 14 U R After a weekend of heavy scoring in the American Bowling Congress a leader board forms. Louis H von Bergen of Scranton tops five men with 2839 while Samuel Booster five of Chicago misfires. Several top doubles singles and all events leaders are listed with city and club identifiers.
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Detroit
U.R
American Bowling Congress
Samuel Booster
Chicago
Louis H. von Bergers
Scranton
Samuels
Cincinnati
Be, Rinck
J. Busam
Alfred Baumann
Columbia
Garafalo
St. Louis
White Sox RegularsDefeat Rookies In Seven Inning Scrimmage
The Chicago White Sox held an intra-squad game in San Antonio with the Regulars beating the rookies 5 to 2 over seven innings as warm weather returned on March 14.
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San Antonio
Tex
Chicago White Sox
Eleven Enterants Set for Tri-State Baseball League
Eleven teams across Kentucky Indiana and Ohio posted forfeits today in Cincinnati. The list includes Harmony Cleves Chevont Bond Hill Middletown Harrison Duckworth Democratic Club Potters Miller Garage Hamilton O. and Lawrenceburg Ind.
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U.R
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Chevont
Bond Hill
Middletown
Harrison
Duckworth Democratic Club
Potters
Miller Garage
Hamilton
Lawrenceburg
Ind
All-Southeastern First Team and Honors List
All Southeastern teams list includes First Team forwards Greenfield Ces Dye Pomeroy Crow Norcross Shawn Blankenship center Sitterle Greenfield guards Winebrenner Pomeroy Fields Athens. Second Team members Holmes Chillicothe Ellison Greenfield Marshall Hillsboro Greaser Pomeroy Parker Portsmouth Carey Hillsboro. Class B First and Second Teams feature Gorham Stewart Conklin New Boston Russell Stewart Cyasca H Roush Racine Knight Rome Curcio New Boston Capehnds Stewart and honorable mentions Salser Racine Dean Stewart Center Cross Racine guards Ogg Stewart McCreanor Gloucester Sims Rome.
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Greenfield
Ces Dye
Pomeroy
Crow
Risheads
Norcross
Shawn Blankenship
Chillicothe
Bea Ea
Owens
Nelsonville
Sitterle
Winebrenner
Fields
Athens
Holmes
Gorham
Stewart
Conklin
New
Bo Russell
Cyasca
H. Roush
Racine
Knight
Rome
C. Curcio
New Boston
Salser
Dean
Cross
Ogg
McCreanor
Glouster
District tourney picks crown Dye Crow as A class stars
In a tough district tournament selection, Dye and Crow of Pomeroy head the Class A all star list. Jim Hull of Greenfield McClain shines as a top scorer, with Narcross, Blokenship, and Holmes strong as guards and forwards. In Class B, Gorham, Russell lead, with Conklin and Curcio anchoring New Boston and Roush of Racine earning guard recognition. Officials Finsterwald Harrington and staff tallied the consensus.
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Crow
Pomeroy
Jim Hull
Greenfield McClain
Tac
Narcross
McClain
Blokenship
Chillicothe
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Marshall
Dusky
Hillebore
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Parker
Portsmouth
Gorham
Russell
Stewart
Conklin
New Boston
Curcio
Roush
Racine
Curelo
Finsterwald
Harrington
Mitchell
Moore
Champion's tour slate lists multiple East Coast stops
Weeks of hard training precede selection as the champion's tour schedules a sequence of dates across Virginia Ohio Indiana Michigan and Wisconsin from April 11 to April 28 including Richmond Norfolk Newport News Camden Pittsburgh Akron Toledo Fort Wayne Grand Rapids Milwaukee Oshkosh Peoria Vincennes Evansville and other venues.
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Newport News
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Toledo
Fort Wayne
Ind
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Mich
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Wis
Oshkosh
Peoria
Ifl
Vincennes
Evansvile
Bulldogs Tie Syracuse Stars in IHL Collision
Windsor Bulldogs tie Syracuse Stars 2-2 in Syracuse sustaining third place jump over Detroit. Indians rally to 2-2 draw with Detroit Olympics in Cleveland Saturday night.
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Windsor Bulldogs
Detroit
Syracuse Stars
Syracuse
Cleveland Indians
Detroit Olympics
State Championships Set for Scholastic Teams This Week
Four days remain before the Ohio High School basketball state tournament at the State Fair Coliseum on March 18 and 19. Eight Class A teams and four Class B finalists advance from district eliminations, with Dayton Stivers seeking a ninth title and Akron West/Columbus North among favorites. Officials named include Berchtel of Toledo and Bacon of Mt Gilead. the arena capacity will be increased for the event.
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Columbus North
Zaneaville
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Hugh McPhee
Youngstown
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Columbus
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