Lancaster Rally Tops Circleville in Thrilling District Clash
Lancaster defeated Circleville 32 to 30 to reach a second round against Newark Wildcats in the district tournament. Fricker led Lancaster with 14 points as Circleville trailed after a late rally, while Styers added 10 for Circleville.
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Columbus East
Westerville
Newark
Columbus North
Lancaster
Circleville
Columbus West
Bexley
Fricker
Lancasterians
White Sox Gamble On Aging Haas Filling Simmons Shoes
White Sox coach Dykes keeps faith in Mule Haas as center field anchor with rookie candidates like Stumpf and Kreevich vying for a suitable replacement for Simmons. Pitching staff praised, while infield seems solid and outfield remains unsettled during Pasadena workouts.
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White Sox
Haas
Simmons
Blues
Timber Haas
George Stumpf
Kansas City
Rosé Bowl Sox
Simmons Dykes
RB Village Maiden
Grandovitch Beats Krummel In Rough Bout At Ringside
Leon Grandovitch won two falls to one against Ed Krummel in a tough match, after initially losing the first fall for roughing the referee George Woodland. Grandovitch then pinned Krummel with a body slam sequence in thirteen minutes to claim the second fall and finished with a decisive sub-minute third fall. Frank Sexton challenged the winner afterwards. In a marquee semi final, Harold Buresh defeated Johnny Carlen after two earlier falls, with a final ten-minute third fall. Happy Houser earned last night’s power from Bob Brown, taking the fall in ten minutes with a crab hold.
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Happy Houser
Bob Brown
Buresh
Carlen
Grandovitch
Bieal
Krummel
George Woodland
Frank Sexton
Johnny Carlen
Harold Buresh
Carlen Carlen
Ook
Juresh
Ake
Aries
Pickerington
Butte
Montana
Ickerington
Cambridge Upset Coshocton In District First Round
Cambridge defeated Central Ohio League champions Coshocton 22 to 19 in the district tournament opening. Carrollton beat Zanesville 29 to 23 in another Panies game.
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Cambridge
Coshocton
Carrollton
Zanesville
Primo Carnera Beats Gastanaga In Five Rounds
Primo Carnera defeated Isidoro Gastanaga by technical knockout in five rounds at Madison Square Garden after opening a gash on Gastanaga’s eye. The referee stopped the fight 46 seconds into the fifth round as Gastanaga quit. A crowd of 8834 paid $18,380.08.
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New York
Primo Carnera
New York State Athletic Commission
Carnera
Isidoro Gastanaga
Spain
Gastanaga
Arthur Donovan
Training Camps Updates From Florida and Cuba
Camp news shows Growder return from injury in Lakeland while Hassett faces high expectations in Clearwater. Reds top Helics in spring action as Parmelee picked as No 1 starter in Havana. Hornsby stages Browns first workout in West Palm Beach with Solters West Burns and Lary set to join. Terry seeks Leiber reply on Giants salary stand in Pensacola.
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Clearwater, Fla
Buddy Hassett
Brooklyn
Newk
Hassett
West Palm Beach
Fla
Mar
Tilp Rogers Hornsby
St. Louis Browns
Solters
West
Burns
Lary
Hornsby
Actton
Pensacola
Bill Terry
Hank Leiber
New York Giants
Leiber
Tucson
Ariz
U. of Arizona
Terry
Memphis
King pushes NY boxing board over bout amid management ties
Lonwiue investigates Solly King efforts to force the New York Commission to call off the bout over charges both fighters were managed by Louis Soresi. The boxing board extends its probe into Soresi and Gastanaga. Brig Gen John J Phearn says last night’s fight was on the level but purses for both boxers are held until investigations on Soresi Rizal wrap up Tuesday. King serves summons on three commissioners for potential $25,000 abuse of power suit.
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Lonwiue
Solly King
New York Commission
Louis Soresi
Boxing Board
Soresi
Gastanaga
John J. Phearn
Hight
Soresl
Rizal
King
Ohio Collegiate Season To Close
Ohio’s three month basketball campaign ends tonight with three games: Case versus Western Reserve and John Carroll versus Baldwin Wallace in Cleveland, and Wooster hosting Ashland. Wooster sophomore Nick Frascella, scorer of 277 points in 17 games, seeks to boost his total as last night Findlay beat Bluffton 40 to 38 and Allegheny (Pa) toppled Hiram 39 to 32.
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Columbus
Ohio
Cleveland
Western Reserve
Jonn Carroll
Baldwin-Wallace
Wooster
Ashland
Nick Frascella
Findlay
Bluffton
Allegheny
Hiram
Junction City Wins Class B Quarterfinal Clash at Chillicothe
Junction City defeated Glenford 26 to 17 in the Class B tournament quarterfinals at Chillicothe. Glenford claimed the Perry County championship, while Junction City finished as runner-up in the county.
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Chillicothe
Junction City
Glenford
Annual Swimming Meet Opens Today in Columbus Ohio
Five teams stand out for championship contention at the state high school meet held at Ohio State University pool. About 20 schools and 100 competitors are expected, with top entrants from Cincinnati Western Hills Dayton Steele Fremont Ross Lakewood and Canton McKinley.
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Columbus
Ohio State University
Cincinnati Western Hills
Dayton Steele
Western Hills
Cincinnati
Fremont Ross
Lakewood
Canton McKinley
Fremont
Canton
North
Aquinas
University High of
Akron
Hughes and Withrow
Scott and Devilbiss
Toledo
Shanker Heights J
Shaw
Cleveland
Sandusky
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Columbus North
Relays crown Western Hills 1935 champions
Western Hills claimed the 1935 title scoring 21 points in the relays. Akron East finished second with Canton McKinley third in a tight team meet.
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Western Hills
Akron East
Canton McKinley
Pilots Named for Edward VII Flights in Royal Journeys
A list of pilots chosen to accompany Edward VII on royal flights is highlighted. Lieut Wielhim is named as a pilot to the king, with Fielden noted for piloting many journeys during the Prince of Wales era. The selection follows years of service in royal duties.
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Wielhim
Edward VII
England
Fielden
Edward
Prince of Wales
Waterloo Wonders No. 2 Eliminated in Joust
Portsmouth March 7 The Waterloo Wonders No. 2, last week Lawrence county class B champions, were tipped to win the sectional joust here but dropped from the championship picture yesterday with a 31 to 19 loss to Centerville. The 1934 35 Waterloo team won the state B championship.
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Portsmouth
Waterloo Wonders
Centerville
Waterloo
Final Tourney Games Tonight at Lancaster High
Semi finals and finals of the Fairfield county junior high tournament are held this evening in Lancaster High gym. Millsport meets Teerne Union for the first girls semi final at six, Bremen faces Berne Union in the other semi at seven, Amanda plays Liberty Union at seven, and the Milierport Berne Union girls clash at eight with the nine o'clock championship finale. Officials Leroy Boyd and Walter Plinke will umpire all games.
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Fairfield County
Berne Twnion
Leroy Boyd
Walter Plinke
New Baseball League Planned for Central Ohio Towns
A meeting to organize a Circleville Ashville New Holland Mount Sterling Grove City Lithopolis and Canal Winchester baseball league will be held Sunday at 2 30 p m at Wilkins restaurant in Ashville. Joe Donnelly of the Athletic Supply Co Columbus called the meeting amid strong interest from several towns.
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Circleye
Ashville
New Holland
Mt. Sterling
Grove City
Lithopelis
Canal Winchester
Wilkins
Joe Donnelly
Athletic Supply Co
Columbus
Frat basketball game date announced in Lancaster gym
The 15th annual basketball game between Phi Sigs and Phi Delts is set for the evening of March 27 in the Lancaster High School gymnasium.
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Phi Sigs
Phi Delts
Lancaster High School
Fairfield County Teams Win Class B Opener In Central District
Millersport Thurston and Bremen advance in the Central District class B tournament in Westerville as Fairfield County squads claim wins. Bremen beat Marion St Marys 40 to 23 and Millersport defeated Etna 33 to 20 to reach the second round, while Thurston edged Grove City 21 to 18. Lancaster St Marys and Upper Arlington share the day’s notable results.
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Lancaster St. Mary’s
Westerville
Bremen
Fairfield County
Thurston and
Millersport
Lancaster St. Mary's
Fairfield
Saints
Upper Arlington
Danville
St. Mary’s
Hepley
Schenk
Webb
Josars _ Millersport
Etna Millersport
Etna
Bowers
C. Hempleman
Rostofer
Seward
Snider
Marion St. Mary’s
Conner
Welch
Robinson
Reid
Berlin
Orange
Thurston
Grove City
Leach
Leibaker
Henry
Canal Winchester
Utica
Cookie
Lamb
Winchester
New Holland
Alexandria
Prospect
Lance St. Mary's
Powell
Pickaway County
Ashville
Union County
Marion St Mary" Berlin
Groveport
Fredericktown
Mt. Gilead
Sparta
Arlington
Larue
Watkins
Marysville
Rosedale
London
Raymond
Granville
Plain City
Lancaster St. Mary's BF
Abbott
Charles
Sullivan
Wessel
Torais
Sehenk
Kepley
Nosker
Q Palmer
Avin E Ryan
Hershberger
Sprereetieget
Wwe
Helmick
Oma
Duncan
Hagy
Hempleman
Ig Dalton
Wm Keller
Ose
Alexander
Officials vote by schools to choose umpires in district tourney
Westerville Ohio March 7 amid criticism from coaches and players over officiating the district board of control allowed schools to vote for tournament officials. The top vote-getters M M Hagley Kent Pfeiffer and W N Griffith of Columbus along with A Long Newark and Navid R Parks Westerville will work the first weekend with a second ballot to select the three best for the following week. The other officials named include M. Hagley Pfeiffer Griffith Long and Parks. Purdue eyes first Big Ten title since 1928 as Michigan visit looms with Northwest Chicago and horse racing notes from Florida and New York racing chatter follow.
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Distret Board of Control
M. M. Hagley
Kent Pfeitter
Andd W.on. Griffith
Columbus
Chicago
Purdue
Michigan
Urdians
Ann Arbor
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Grandview
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Marion Harding
Delaware Willis
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Fast
T. Fricker
van Gundy
Baughman
Circleville B. F. Tv
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Don. Andrews
F Plum
Harry Grayson
Nea Servylle
Pasadena
Old Mule Haas
Detroit Tigers
J.louis Comiskey
al Simmons
Pale’ Hose
Sam West
Ben Chapman
New York Yankees
Mule Haas
Jimmy Dykes
Tom Yawkey
Boston Red Sox
Browns
St—Louis
Luke Sewell
Mery Shea
George Cailhamer
Richmond
Frank Grube
Lafayette
Jimmy
Lyons
Johnny Whitehead
Whitehead
Vernon Kennedy
Les Tietje
Pirellers
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St. Paul
Red Hyans
Oklahoma City
Jack Salveson
Whitlow Wyatt
Ray Phelps
H. Dykes
Luke
Zeke Bonura
Tony Piet
Hayes
Joe Morrissey
Froun
Toronto
Jehemy Salveson
Pittsburgh
St. Pawl
Ruswell Evins
OkLibomaity
Ira Hutchinson
Mike Kreevich
Tagg
Sox
Ney
Charles Uhas
Jom Morrissey
Toni Viet
Leon Grandovitch
ED Krummel
Brownies
Primo
Boxing Commission
Lakeland
Vntat
Reds
Petruit
Philadelphia Helics
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Malbo
Pucccinili
Bi Jonn
Walker
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Cuba
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Dizzy
Paul Dean
Leroy Parmelee
Giants
Onme
Square Garden
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Ward Lambers
Yatavetray
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Hievean
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Joseph DO Wadener
Fiinleah
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Ted Kara
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