Opening Night Draws Close to 200 At Calumet Region Tourney
Close to two hundred wrestling fans gathered for the opening of the Calumet region wrestling championship at Memorial Park. The event used single elimination with semi finals and finals scheduled for Saturday. Fifty two matches produced multiple upsets as Yergovich, Tabionski, Sefton, Storey, Papovich, Moran, Cerwingh, Jones, Sikich and Savoia led early rounds in weight class showdowns.
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Witreas
Calumet
Memorial Park
Yergovich
Karem Doratak
Granicsh
Tablonski
Atkinson
Smith
Hessimovich
Thoto
Fing
Ag Sefton
Mayer
Sefton
Litnto Bendinneily
Skiba
Vuchinas
Keele
Storey
Kelly
Barbus
Barton
Hutt
Becker
Stars
McCarty
Zellinia Macak
Inpsig
Fitgerald
Papovich
Seany
Moran
Bisse Oliver
Geo
Papvich
Kanya
Adlam Kotvas
Koegel
Sax
Oliver
Jeff
Maver Silko
Kasa
Moran Leela
Champa
Zemin
Gibbs
Saxe
Joe Trigonng
Kast
Mckitiney
Bredinger
Leets
Cerwingh
Belekis
Timm
Swantek
Amassahos
Hurley
Darantsy
Melsendack
Snehutis
Mearty
Minalko
Filtiplak
Cerwinski
Timm Bchacer
Massahns
Darontay
Mansen Snehut
Mikalke
Jones
Frank Clark
Sinikich
Sikich
Jones Sniejah
Ink- Jey
Millian
Artinsich
Clark
Savoia
Milosevich
Zemen
Hicher
Big Ten Baseball Action Highlights from Northwestern and Illinois Wins
Northwestern beat Notre Dame 9 to 7 behind Elmer Johnson on the mound. Illinois defeated Bradley 7 to 5 as Fred Frink delivered a ninth inning RBI. Chicago topped Lake Forest 5 to 4 with 14 hits. Purduess and Washington showcase early conference play while Western teams stumble. The text notes superstition around the number 49 in traditions.
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Purduess
Wahash
Lafayette
Hum
Griffin
Little Giants
Bowlermakers
Halhed Uy
Elmer Johnson
Northwestern
Wotre Dama
South Bend
Fred Frink
Illinois
Bradley
Champaign
Chicago
Lake Forest
Hard Hitters Will Feature Temple Card Fight Card
Hammond hosts a boxing wrestling card at the Masonic Temple promoted by Grat Shrine to raise funds. Scotty Sylvano vs Red, O'Brien vs Matthews, Gueron vs Spisak, Collins vs Calloway, Jarchow vs Boyer, and Fleming vs Ferguson headline a 15 round slate with three round bouts and wrestling plus entertainment acts for fans and ringside seats at 50 cents extra.
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Jack “Whataman
O'Brien
Hammond
Jack Mathews
Frenchie Gueron
Freddie Spisak
Chicago
Jackie Collins
Muncie
Duke Calloway
Fred Jarchow
Lanning
Pe Boyer
Calumet City
John Whitaker
Hammond Masonic Temple
Inerrad
Grat Shrine
Calumet Region
Roscos Hematock
Northern Indiana Public Service Company
Indiana Athletic Commiss
Scotty Sylvano
Hammond Stars Lift Double Feature At Gary Golden Gloves
In a crowded program the Hammond team features hard hitting Mathews and Sylvang while Jack O Brien and Mathews clash in a twin feature. The show opens after 8 with Lloyd Pieming and Jimmy Ferguson in a 30 minute wrestling bout and ends with acts by Rex family youngsters and veteran acts. Ladies night highlights a busy bill as A P Kielman handles the ring announcements and rules.
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Bud Boyer
Calumat City
Fred Jarchow
Lansing
Hoover Woolchucks
Valies
Rex
Tom
Dorsthy
Harry Curzon
Sne Reed
Stetners
Purdue Beats Wabash In No-Hit Victory
Purdue secured a no hit win over Wabash as pitchers Alman and Boehlke shut down the guests. Only two Wabash players reached first base via walks, while Purdue's offense produced a single run in the first and multiple in the sixth.
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Law Aylits
Spr
Jovoin
Purdue
Wabash
Whiting High Football Schedules and Roster Changes
Whiting High School braces for spring football after dropping baseball this year. Coach Gallivan must replace six seniors as six regulars graduate from the 1992 team while planning a 1935 schedule with open dates and key games against Thornton Fractional, Hammonds, Horace Mann, Pullman, Emerson, Roosevelt, and Froebe.
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Steve Christowski
Pogram
Whiting High School
Ray Galligan
Oilers
Sting
Guilyan
Gatlivan
Iain Paul Walshagard
Tos Mth Jlusak
Bruce Averend von Hicke
Mike Mantich
Mike Fowdy
Desmite
Galliven
Hhers
Whiting
Horace Mann
Gary
Pullman
Washingtons
Senators
Emerson
Ronsevelt
East
Chicago
Froebe
Novem
Purdue names Kizer athletic director as Kellogg resigns
Tad LaPatette reports Purdue University will reorganize its physical education department to form a division including physical training, intercollegiate and intramural athletics. Kizer, 32, will be youngest Big Ten athletic director, while remaining Purdue head football coach. Kellogg resigns to become athlete director at Lehigh. Flo departs Purdue but starts new duties in May.
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Klaev
Fordue
Jimmy Phelan
University of Washington
Purdugas
Wes
Kizor
Plymouth
Notre Dans
Harsemen
Illiana League Meeting for Managers Friday Night
The Illiana League will hold an important managers meeting Friday at 7 30 p.m. at John Milatts Colonial Sporting Capods store. Managers or their representatives should attend to handle business prior to the season opening.
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Ullana Kittetball League
John Millatts
Colonial Sporting Capods
Wi Budeness
Gaason
Legion Nine to Open Play May 7 at Memorial Park
The Calumet City Amritcia Legion Baseball team opens the season Sunday May 7 at Memorial Park against St John. Manager Kekil, who has guided two Legion teams to titles, is confident in a strong lineup after a 32 win two season record and a tough district schedule.
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Legion
Calumet City
Amritcia Legion
Moiks
Memorial Park
St John
Liam Whiting
Legions
Jossen
Kekil
White Sox pitcher Ambiguity Sparks Simmons Scrutiny
A Chicago report recounts Aloysius Simmons of Milwaukee denying remarks predicting the White Sox would finish seventh. The club dismisses the quotes as misshooted or misattributed while noting Simmons’ earlier optimism about pitching impact.
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Milwaukee Ciitzen
Harry Grabmer
White Sox
Simmons
Dodgers Hopeful Start Hailed By Walt Beck
Brooklyn Dodgers ride strong pitching by Walter Beck and timely hitting to a 2 1 victory over the Boston Braves in ten innings. Joe Stripp drives in the first run with a sixth inning double, while Becks performance helps secure dominance in the rotation as New York and Chicago games weather delays.
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Jack Cuddy
United Press
New York
Brooklyn Dodgers
Starbush
Max Carey
Alngern
Dodgers
Pirates
Brooklyn
Walter Beck
Memphis
Watson Clark
Breksach
Phillies
Owen Carrel
Cardinals
Dazzy Vanei
Phila
Buck
Boston Braves
Braves
Becks
Joe Strippa
Brave
Poppy
Cathar al Lo
Cathar al Lo«pee Scored ‘Tony Cuccinello
Ed Brendt
Philadelphia
Chisago White Sox
St Louis
France backs Cochet as likely Cup defender with Borotra Brugnon
Pierre Landry, touring American, says Cochet remains France’s best hope for the cup with Borotra in singles and Brugnon in doubles, while Borotra may pursue singles and Boussus joins a renewed French lineup. He notes Cochet’s top form and predicts strong French doubles, with Marcel Bernard favored over Boussus in health and form. Premnée’s absence weakens Germany and aids the United States and English in the challenge round.
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Honry Melevore
Steff Coresponden
New York
Henry Ellsworth Vines
France
Henri Cochet
Pierre Landry
Davie Coppér
Landry
Cautoma
Lennie
Franca
Cochet
Borotra
Brugnon
Sigles
Christian Boussus
Borotis
United States
Vines
Toto
Ples
Marcel Bernard
Boussus
Marcel Iook
Daniel Premn
Prenn
Baseball's Drama in Open City Scores and Pitching Thrills
International News Service reports a tight standalone: the Arrow Lyons of the White Sox pitched a shutout against the Browns in a 3 to 0 win. Walter Beck, Brooklyn rookie, delivered a 10 inning thriller 5 to 4 over Boston. Al Lopez's bunt for Dodgers plus Lope and Hine's plays produced the decisive run.
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International News Service
The
Arrows
Ted Lyons
White Sox
Browns
Walter Beck
Brooklyn
Boston
Baxter Jordan Braves
al Lope
Dodgers
Feeney Threatens Boxing Edict in Indiana
Indiana boxing commissioner Al Feeney warned that boxing and wrestling shows violating state laws will be shut down. He said he will suspend fighters managers and promoters who fail to provide a square deal and promised fewer but better events across the state.
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Feeney
New York Fans Miss McGraw as Giants Open Season
By Davis J. Walsh New York April. The opening of the National League season finds John J McGraw absent from the Giants. A new manager leads the club and McGraw’s era is described as practically over. The article reflects on his impact, his exile from the scene, and his lingering pull on fans beyond New York.
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Davis J. Walsh
New York
Polotanunds
Eter
Ain
Lim
Hay
John J McGraw
Giants
Ball Park
McGraw
Connie Mack
Feld
Teyas
Standings and results wrap from national leagues and associations
Baseball standings show Chicago leading the American League with 4 2 667 and Detroit at 2 8 250. National League notes New York 2 6 1950 Philadelphia 2 4 400, Brooklyn 3 0. yesterday's results include Chicago and Pittsburgh games not listed due to rain. today’s games feature Chicago at St Louis Boston at New York Philadelphia at Brooklyn Cincinnati at Turst'y American Association, Pacific Coast League, and Western yesterday results list multiple city matchups with varied scores and rain delays. overall, several games postponed.
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Detroit
Chicago
Ronton
Sleveland
Gou
Phundeln
Louis
Cleveland
Washington
Philadelphia
New York
Boston
Phiadela
Pittwourgh
St Feule
Brooklyn
FAO
Cincinnati Oy
SOO
LoutariTa
Toledo
Columbia
Wildcats defeat Notre Dame nine in college baseball clash
Northwest university edged Notre Dame 9 to 7 as Fitch er Hirer Johnson drove in the winning run and pitched seven innings Johnson crossed twice with four RBIs before moving to left field Northwestern’s lineup included Johnson Peterson Harrican Potter Albosta Raecher Banas Underkostler and ONeil Notre Dame’s hitters included ONeil Raecher and Banas. KUITTENBALL MEET to be held at Memorial park tonight at 2 pm with a senior beast meeting tomorrow at same time
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Fitcher Hirer Johnson
Northwest
Johnson
Feld
Northwestern
Peterson
Harrican Potter
Albosta
Raecher
Banas
Underkostler
O'Neil
Kuittenball
Memorial Park
Beast
Wrestling Results From New York and New Haven
Last night results list several bouts with multiple wrestlers from the United States and abroad. Notable holds include Kammfer of Germany defeating Dick Raines, and Dusek beating McLend with strong showings by Davis and Cordovano, while Gebewlez from Canada faced Brown in New Haven title action.
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New York
Hans Kammfer
Germany
Dick Raines
Dallas
Tex
George Zacharias
Colorado
Drew
Rudy Dusek
Omahe
Everett Mashall
George McLend
Boston
Abe Coleman
Los Angeles
Vic Christie
California
Carl Davis
Cleveland
Cofield
Missouri
Nick Wutze
Venica
Calif
Sam Cordovano
Buffalo
Maria Prestina
Chicago
Charley Lehman
Beaton
New Taren
Conn
Jim Browning
Verona
Alphone Gebewlez
Canada
Last Night's Fights Across Cities and Winners
International boxing wrap reports Ben Jeby of New York and Gorille Jones clashed in Cleveland with a sixth round stoppage for Jeby. In St Louis Marl Rosenbloom defeated Martin Levandowski by decision. In Montreal Bobby Leltham defeated Pete De Grasse by decision.
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International Hewl Service
Cleveland
Ben Jeby
New York
Gorille Jones
Akron
St. Louis
Marl Rosenbloom
Martin Levandowski
Grand Rapids
Mich
Montreal
Bobby Leltham
Pete de Grasse
Boxing Card Set for Chicago Stadium Carnival
April 25 sees a Chicago Stadium Carnival featuring Tommy Loughran and Ino Gastanaga in showpiece bouts. The card includes Ver Peratiathy Korwedian vs Hans Birkie, Lou Scoura vs Tiger Jack Fox, Marty Sampson vs Frankie O Brien, and other ten rounders, with about 10,000 expected in attendance.
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Chicago
Chicago Stadium Operating Co
Tommy Loughran
Philadelphia
Ino Gastanaga
Uepugilistic
Ofte Ver
Peratiathy
Korwedian
Hans Birkie
Raenders
Lou Scoara
Buffalo
Merts
Tiger Jack Fox
Terre Haute
Marty Sampson
Newark
Frankie O Brien
Hartford
Covn
League Leaders by Larted Press
Freeman Frederick Dodgers 4 124 West Browns 2 625 White Tigers 2 51 percent Pulte Phillies 8 20 Teayahor Pirates 4 182 Simmons VW hit Sox and Fes 5.
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Larted Press
Frederick
Dodgers
West
Browns
White
Tigers
Pulte
Phillies
Teayahor Pirates
Simmons
Sox & Fes
Belshaw Wins in Indianapolis Bout
In Anderson Indiana coach W H Thom of Indiana University wrestled Iosa Shima of Japan to a draw after a ninety minute contest. Bluma won the first fall in 49 minutes and Thom captured the next in five minutes. The match continued a final time with no further falls recorded. Eddie Belshaw formerly of Indiana middleweight threw young Webb of Indianapolis in minutes.
Whiting swimmers beat Wildcats 45 to 30 in pool duel
Whiting High School swimmers defeated Tom Mond High 45 to 30 at the Whiting Community Center pool. The Whit ing girls team defeated the South Chicago TV WOCA squad 4 to 20. Hammond High collected 160 points in diving and 220 in freestyle events.
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Whiting High School
Tommond High School
Whiting
Chicago
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