Portsmouth Trojans Edge Chillicothe In Narrow Marathon
From game records across the season the Portsmouth Trojans show a slight edge over Chillicothe with a 71 to 5 score line in a late season matchup. Portsmouth secured key wins and realistic margins as they faced Columbus East and North teams, with several close results shaping their standings.
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Fe Central
Chillicothe
Columbus
Pomeroy Marietta
Ironton
Greenfield
Mariette Pomeroy
Golumbus
West
Central
Westerville
Delaware
Newark
Lancaster
Trojans
Bears
Lima Central
Portamouth
UN Central
Columbus Central
East
Portsmouth
Tiffin Columbian
Zanesville
Tiffin
Zanesville Spartans
Carl Spears
Bellevue
Findlay
Tiffinites
Sandusky
Columbian
Columbus North
Howard Wedebrook
Bender
Sucker Sells No Talk as Indians Camp Salary Clash
Harley Boss arrives at Cleveland training camp but leaves quickly after salary dispute with General Manager Billy Evans. Johnny Burnett signs not yet. Monte Pearson injures ankle. Yankees manage daily workouts amid heavy autograph seekers for Babe Ruth in St. Petersburg. Frank Navin impressed by Tigers under Mickey Cochrane in Lakeland. Pinkey Higgins signs with Athletics for 1934 at about 6000 dollars. Giants beat Connig Mack’s Athletics 4-1 in Bradenton as Cardinals unsigned. Reds set first practice game in Tampa after weather delays.
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New Orleans
Harley Boss
Cleveland Indians
Cleveland
Billy Evans
Evans
Ross
California
Johnny Burnett
Monte Pearson
ST. Petersburg
Fla
New York Yankees
Babe Ruth
Yanks
Bradenton
Connig Mack
New York Giants
St. Louis Cardinals
Frankie Frisch
Medick
Creatti
Watkins
Cage clash to decide opener winner uncertain
The record shows an opening round foe may be beatable but the cage game outcome remains uncertain and open to surprise.
French net star Borotra eliminated in indoor title bid
At the Seventh Regiment Armory in New York on March 14 Jean Borotra, 35, disappears from the indoor singles title chase after a 2-6 10-8 6-3 loss to Frank Bowden. Merlin and other players advance as the quarterfinals proceed among eight seeds and mixed doubles play continues.
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New York
UR Jean Borotra
Seventh Regiment Armory
Frank Bowden
Columbia University
Bowden
Andre Merlin
Paul Feret
Eugene McCauliff
Christian Boussus
George Lott
Chicago
Merlin
Gregory
Mangin
Newark
N. J
Berkeley Bell
Francis X. Shields
Dr. McCauliff
Lester Stoefen
Los Angeles
Sidney Blood
Shortship Circuit Adopts New Dash System for 1934
Columbus notices the Ohio Shortship Harness Circuit adopting a new dash and handicap format for 1934 replacing the old three heat race system. Heats become separate races at three distances and pari mutuel betting is approved as eight meetings span Urbana Columbus Berea Dayton Coshocton North Randall Toledo Fort Wayne open. Purses total about 175000 with officers elected and life memberships granted ahead of a March 26 planning meeting.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Racing Commission
Urbana
Berea
Dayton
Coshocton
North Randall
Toledo
Ft. Wayne
Ind
Glouster Teams Enter Ames Bern Tournament
Glouster clubs vie in the Ames Bern Basketball tourney at Amesville with two games set Thursday night. The F O K E squad led by Clinesmith McClelland Deem McCreanor Meredith Parker Cooper and Brown faces Vincent Thureday at 7. The Luckoff five with R Henry E Henry Kutta Marshall Hill Johnson Higgins Blosser meets McConnelaville at 10:20.
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Glouster
Ames- Bern
Amesville
F. O. KE
Clinesmith
McClelland
Deem
McCreanor
Meredith
Parker
Cooper
Brown
Vincent Thureday
Luckoff
McConnelaville
R. Henry
E. Henry
Kutta, Marshall
Hill, Johnson, Higgins and
Blosser
Wrestling Results in New York Coliseum
Sam Stein defeated Sam Cor dovano and Sandor Szabo drew with Scott MacDougall. Hans Kampfer and Jagat Singh drew with Mike Romano. George Manich defeated Marshall Blackstock. Other bouts included Emil Dusek throwing Jack Hurley and Bill Houlihan defeating Marshall Blackstock.
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New York
Coliseruim
Sammy Stein
Sam Cordovano
Sandor Szabo
Hungary
Scott MacDougall
Scotland
Hans Kampfer
Germany
Mike Romano
Italy
Jagat Singh
India
George Manich
New Jersey
Emil Dusek
Omaha
Jack Hurley
Ireland
Bill Houlihan
Marshall Blackstock
Tennessee
Fight results at Dallas boxing card report
Tracy Cox KOed Eddie Ran in Dallas while Frankie Graham defeated Mike Wolsey by decision. Charlie Light stopped Sailor Seaman in Indianapolis. Johnny Page drew with Sal Garcia in Dallas. results list several lightweight bouts across New York Phoenix Pittsburgh and San Antonio venues.
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Dallas
Tracy Cox
Indianapolis
Eddie Ran
New York
Frankie Graham
Muskogee
Mike Woolsey
Phoenix
Charlie Light
Sailor Seaman
Pittsburgh
Johnny Page
Sal Garcia
San Antonio
Finds Job for Slightly Worn Tennis Stars
Henry McLemore reports on a fanciful idea that veteran tennis players should seek work as pro substitutes. He recounts Berkeley Bell’s tale of clubs needing a player to prevent a rival from winning a trophy and notes how even top veterans like Gregory Mangin could block the cup if available.
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Bell
Beil
New Jersey
Gregory Mangin
Mangin
Ft. Wayne
Americans Target Grand National and Ascot Gold Cup
American-owned stables push for major English races with Mate seen as a leading threat in the Ascot Gold Cup. Grand National on March 23 lists 73 entrants, including 10 American-owned horses among the field of 73. A Hunt writer notes six of the top 20 horses may be American, with odds about one to four for an American win.
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Ascot
Milton Bronner
London
United States
Crake Gee-Gees
Lttle Island
Mate
A. C. Bostwick
Fielder Jones 1906 White Sox figure dies in Oregon
Funeral plans announced for Allison Jones known as Fielder Jones a Chicago White Sox Hitless Wonders manager and inside baseball pro who died at Good Samaritan Hospital Portland Ore from a heart ailment Born in Shinglehouse Pa he began in Oregon State League in 1893 and later played for Corning N C Springfield Mass and Brooklyn before joining the American League Chicago club.
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Ore
Allison Jones
Chicago White Sox
Good Samaritan Hospital
Shinglehouse
Jones
Corning
N. C
Springfield
Mass
Brooklyn
Chicago
Walker Cup team named by Royal and Ancient committee
The 1934 Walker Cup entries announced by the Royal and Ancient Golf Club committee in St Andrews include captain Michael Scott and players Harry Bentley Eric Fid dian Samuel McKinley Jack McLean Cyril Tolley J Torrence and Roger Wethered. Two places to be filled later.
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ST. Andrews
Scotland
U.P
Royal and Ancient Golf Club Championship Committee
United States
Michael Scott
Harry G. Bentley
Eric W. Fiddian
Samuel L. McKinley
Jack McLean
Cyril Tolley
J. A. Torrence
Roger H. Wethered
Trojans Best Defensive Quintet in State Tourney
In Ohio Class A championship previews, Roosevelt tops defensive marks with opponents holding to 16.4 PPG, while Toledo Central leads offensively at 31.18 PPG. Roosevelt and Central meet in the opening Class A game as Akron West eyes its fourth straight finals appearance.
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Trojans
Columbus
U.P
Ohio
Dayton Roosevelt
Portsmouth
Toledo Central
Roosevelt
Middletown
Hamilton
Central
Toledoans
Dayton
Akron West
Dick Boughner
Bill Collier
Bill Sturgeon
Carnera Baer Title Talks Continue At Madison Square Garden
Negotiations for a summer heavyweight title bout between Primo Carnera and Joe Baer were set to continue today. Col. John Reed Kilpatrick of Madison Square Garden failed to reach a definite agreement yesterday with Louis Soresi and Andy Hoffman, managers of Carnera and Baer.
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New York
U.2
Primo Carnera
Jaxie
John Reed Kilpatrick
Madison Square Garden
Louis Soresi
Andy Hoffman
Baer
Handball Tourney Set for Columbus This Weekend
Columbus hosts the first state wide handball tournament sponsored by the Obie AAU next Saturday and Sunday. Organizers expect a large field of entrants.
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Columbus
U.P
Obie Aau
Mud Hens Acquire Bull Perrin From New Orleans
Toledo reports the Toledo Mud Hens traded for left handed pitcher Bull Perrin who played with New Orleans last season, bringing new arm depth to the Cleveland affiliate lineup.
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Toledo
U.P
Toledo Mud Hens
Bull Perrin
New Orleans
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