Fishers Edge Anchorians To Capture County Cage Title
Crack bowling teams from St. Louis Detroit and Milwaukee headline the American Bowling Congress tournament in Columbus Ohio with high totals led by Defiance Spark Plug Toledo and notable bowlers like Clark Moses. Individual leaders include Phillip Werner and Victor Hansen with strong all events marks.
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St. Louis
Detroit
Milwaukee
Hermann Undertakers
Coca Colas
A. B.C
Charles J. Kron
Wooster Lambert
Franklin Ice Cream
Kansas City
Plankington Arcades
Miller High Lifes
Ohio
Defiance Spark Plugs
Toledo
Clark Moses
Moses
Olive Can Company
Chicago
Chicky Candies
Grand Rapids
Mich
Mmic-Lis-Mccashills
Indianapole
Fanatorium No. 1
Hie Speed Gas
Potter Shoes
Cincinnati
Ebonite Ball
Covington
Phillip Werner
Altoona
Victor Hansen
Charles Kerr
Kent
Gallant Sir Favored In Agua Caliente Handicap
Agua Caliente Mex April 1 Norman Churchs Gallant Sir the son of Sir Gallahad II Sunspot faces prohibitive odds in the 25000 added Agua Caliente handicap as the season closes. A small field is expected with possible rivals from Bahamas Satin Spar Lovers All Mad Pursuit Waylaser Wirt G Bowman Midshipman the Nut and Rasper. Gallant Sir has won all four Agua course starts this year and trains strongly for Sundays mile and a quarter test.
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Mex
Apri
Norman Church
Gallahad II
Sunspot
Gallant Fox
David J. Davis
Bahamas
Satin Spar
Lovers All
Mad Pursuit
Waylaser
Wirt G. Bowman
Midshipman
the Nut
Rasper
Gallant Sir
Agua
Columbus Team Leads Six Day Foot Race
The two man unit David McClary and Edward France of Columbus led the six day foot race at Columbus auditorium on Saturday morning with 149 1 2 miles and 42 laps ahead of Edward Friedl of Akron and Mike Joyce of Cleveland who were second. The team standings list McClary and France first, Friedl and Joyce second, Frank and Taylor third, Crankelton and James fourth, McMurtry and Brown fifth, Easter and Loeffler sixth, Shorter and Geiger seventh, and Daniels and Dixon eighth.
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Columbus. O
David McClary
Edward France
Columbus
Columbus Auditorium
McClary
France
Edward Friedl
Akron
Mike Joyce
Cleveland
Friedl
Frank and Taylor
Crankelton
Maryland
James
McMurtry and Brown
Indianapolis
Easter
Westerville
Loeffler
Shorter and Geiger
Daniels
Marion
Dixon
Fight Results By United Arenas In Various Cities
United Arenas boxing results list multiple bouts across venues in New York Pip TaBlagh Binghamton Hollywood San Francisco Chicago and more. Notable results include Adolph Heuser defeating Harry Ebbets in New York and Bap Van Klaveren beating Jimmy Philips in Germany, plus several decisions and knockouts across the circuit.
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United Arenas
New York
Adolph Heuser
Germany
Harry Ebbets
Freeport
Nsw
Art Lasky
Minneapolis
Hans Birkie
Bap van Klaveren
Holland
Jimmy Philipps
Bernardsville
Abe Feldman
al White
Brooklyn
Mike Belloise
Allan Headley
Vancouver
Nineteen Bouts Planned for Elyria High Intramurals
Elyria High announces nineteen boxing bouts for Monday afternoon intramurals. Preliminary fights cap admissions to contestants, trainers, and seconds only. We list 105 to 155 pound classes with matchups including Alex Sabo Stan Kusbinsky John Radebaugh Stan Gutowski and others.
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Elyria High
Roy Clymer
Alex Sabo
Stan Kusbinsky
John Radebaugh
Stan Gutowski
Frank Pronesti
Blaine Johnson
Indians Extend Stay In New Orleans For Charity Game
The Cleveland Indians will remain in training camp an extra day in New Orleans to play a charity game with the Pelicans for the city’s underprivileged children. Rain postponed yesterday’s Kids game. Peckinpaugh altered plans to ensure the children are served. A doubleheader with the Pelicans is set for Sunday, with a single game this afternoon.
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New Orleans
Cleveland Indians
Peckinpaugh
The
Pelicans
Indians
Game And Fish Assn To Meet Here Sunday
The Lorain County Game and Fish Association will hold its regular monthly meeting at its headquarters above Day's Hardware on Broad Street tomorrow afternoon at o'clock. All members are asked to attend and bring friends.
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Lorain County Game and Fish Association
Broad Street
Sporting News Record Book Highlights Baseball Season
The Sporting News releases its annual Record Book, a pocket size guide packed with baseball statistics and season information for fans and analysts. It serves as a handy manual for the new season with numerous features of special interest.
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Sporting News’ Record Book
Cubs Pennant Hope Hit By Cuvier Injury
The Cubs suffer a blow as veteran outfielder Kiki Cuvier is injured sidelining him for at least half a season. Managers and rookies step in as Vince Barton or Frank Demarcé may fill Curler's spot while Elwood English moves to third and Billy Herman and Bull Turges cover second and short. Gabby Hartnett remains Cubs catcher as Lon Warneke and others lead the pitching staff in a cautious season outlook.
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Cubs
Kiki Cuvier
Chicago Cub
Rons
Curler
Babe Herman
Cincinnati
Charley Grimm
Rigg Stephenson
Vince Barton
Frank Demarcé
Toff
Elwood English
Billy Herman
Bull Turges
Gabby Hartnett
Lon Warneke
Guy Bush
Charley Root
Pat Malone
Burleigh Grimes
Warneke
New York Yankees
Root
Malone
Grimes
White Sox
Lew Fonseca
Irving Hadley
Chalmer Cissell
Simmead Jolley
Alphonse Thomas
Hal McKain
al Simmons
Jimmy Dykes
Mule Haas
Hal Rhyne
Ralph Kress
Elias Funk
Edvar Swanson
Joe Jackson
Simmons
Sox
Red Faber
Milt Gaston
Paul Gregory
Chad Kimsex
Sam Jones
Ted Lyons
Fissler Captures National AAU 220 Swim Title
George Fissler of the New York Athletic Club won the 220-yard freestyle at the AAU championships in New York. He clocked 2 1 36, beating Ted Wigert of Stanford by five yards, with Jack Medica of Seattle taking bronze. Leonard Spence defended his 220-yard breast title as NYAC won the 400-yard relay.
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New York
George Fissler
Rr York A C
A A. U
Fissler
New York A. C
Ted Wiget
Stanford Universits
Wigert
Jack Medica
Seattle
Ralph Flanagan
Miami Beach
John Macionis
Phildelphia High School
Spence
Leonard Spence
New York Athletic Club
University of Michigan
Hoosier A. C
Indiana
Heuser Defeats Ebbets Again In Madison Square Garden Bout
Adolph Heuser, German light heavyweight, scored his second win in six weeks over Harry Ebbets before about 8,000 at Madison Square Garden. Heuser, 172 3/4 pounds, edged Ebbets, 169 1/4, in a 19 round decision that followed their prior MSG bout. An earlier semi final saw Art Lasky top Hans Birkie in a tight New York debut.
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New York
Adolph Heuser
Harry Ebbets
Long Island
Heuser
Ebbets
Art Lasky
Minneapolis
Hans Birkie
Germany
Lasky
Birkie
Rhode Island Once Called Isles of Rhodes
The phrase notes Rhode Island’s historic nickname Isles of Rhodes, reflecting early maritime lore and colonial naming origins tied to its landscape and settlement era.
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Rhode Island
Isles of
Rhodes
Boys under fourteen urged to form baseball team
Youths fourteen and younger are invited to meet next Wednesday at Jefferson School or contact Bill Wissinger at Adams and Bell. Participants already pledging include G Todgham Wissinger Cole Beckoff the Ryan brothers and McMillan.
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Jefferson School
Bill Wissinger
Corner Adams
Bell
G Todgham
Wissinger
Cole
Beckoff
Ryan Brothers
McMillan
Shaughnessy Enters Chicago Coaching Era Monday
Clark Shaughnessy named successor to Amos Alonzo Stagg at the University of Chicago, ready to begin spring drills Monday with the Maroons. He plans to keep the current assistant staff and assess the squad after first workouts. captain Pete Zimmer praises leadership as team prepares for a new era.
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Knute Rockne
University of Chicago
Kenneth D
FBI
United Press
Hicago
Clark Shanzinessy
Amos Alonzo Stag
Chicago
Stagg
U of C
Shaughnessy
Tulane
Loyola
Maroons
Pete Zimmer
Snaughnaser
Chicago Hag
Nels Norgren
Pat Page
A. A. Stagg, Jr
Kyle Anderson
Pretzel Girls Lose In Final Brighton Game
Sullivan Rangerettes defeated Elyria Guerin 24 to 22 in Brighton. Sandrock scored 13 for Elyria, while Baker led Sullivan with 11 points in the final game of the independent girls tournament.
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Pretzel Girls
Brighton
Elyria Guerin Pretzels
Sullivan Rangerettes
Sandrock
Elyria
Baker
Sullivan
Novotny Sets Discus Record In Byria High Meet
Novotny won the discus with 112 feet 10 inches securing four of five places in the event as Ely Stadium hosted day two of Byria High inter-class competition. Senior scores lead the outdoor title race with 69 points, while Juniors have 44 and Sophomores seven.
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Chuck Hupppp
Lenty
Byria
Ely Stadium
Novotny
Bill Triplett
Shaphro
Beiter
Mull
Triplett
Metcalf
Bovlan
Hill
Yost
Elberts
Boylan
Novainy
Worcester
Benton
Meredith
Malik
Keleman
House
Cook
Pawlikowski Substitutes on Lorain Card Monday
Pawlikowski of Ethria substitutes for Ands Lasky on the Newsboy A A card at Hotel Antlers in Lorain Monday evening. He will face Joe Mishak of Lorain, seeking revenge after Mishak beat him earlier in the Golden Gloves. The twelve bout program features Lorain County amateurs including Johnny Kochan versus Al Niclette and Skorke versus Gadomski with tickets $7 in Elyria.
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Lorain
Ohio
Tobn Pawlikowski
Ethria
Ands Lasky
Hotel Antlers
Pete Flontek
Pawlikowski
Joe Mishak
Elyrian Kayoed
Elyria
Finnegans Baker
Local pistol meet scores advance to final event
The Lakewood space hosted a series of pistol meets with Rocky River Gun Club scoring 936. The fourth round saw Murbach Pistol Tub total 89 points. The fifth and final meet is scheduled for Thursday April 13.
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Lakewood Pa
Rocky River Gun Club
B.S
Rocky River Gun Club Ath B. Cleveland Gun Club
Lakewood Police
Gut Murbach Coals
S.F . TF
Tot Johnson
Miller Weese
Olmstead
Kuling Reese
Reichard
Haury Ee
Eeven
Worcester
Hart Ste Ae
Liv
Carek Sinks Basket as Lorain Foods Edge Anchorians
Joey Carek's halfcourt shot just before the final buzzer gave Lorain Fisher Foods a 42 to 40 win over Lorain Anchorians in the 10th annual Lorain County Class A basketball tourney final. George Arthrell led the Anchorians with strong defense and scoring, while Bruno Skolnicki and Johnny Duncan paced the Foods with nine points each.
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Arthrell B
Ernie Braden
Joey Carek
Lorain Fisher Foods
Lorain Anchorians
Lorain County
Lorain
Fisher Foods-Anchorians
Fishers
Allan McConthe
Bozo’" Ursic
Anchorians
Horkay
Jenkins
Arthrell
Ursic
Bruno Skolnicki
Ward
Joey
Georze Arthrell
George
Johnny Duncar
Corts
Kohn
Tom Smith
Johnny Lucka
Chuck Wentz
Exhibition results from multiple cities summarized
United Press reports exhibition results across several matches. St Louis Norse? 4 Oglethorpe 0. St Louis Arctic 6 Buffalo Italian 3 Newark 1. Baltimore 1 Washington 4. Atlanta 5 4 ended in rain after six. New York 7 Detroit 1 Washington 6 Pittsburgh 1 Chicago 6.
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United Press
Ss Louis
Oglethorpe
St Louis
Buffalo
Newark
Baltimore
Washington
Atlanta
New York
Detroit
Yachting Set for Best Season in Years Says Editor
Editor Wally Bishop notes yacht building and outfitting surge despite hard times. New boats and diesel motors lower costs attract diverse sailors, boosting coastwise trips and long ocean cruises. Yachting seen as a popular, affordable sport and engine of industry growth nationwide.
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Wally Bishop
Muggs McGinnis
William Ritt
Central Press
Bishop
Wally Bishops
Havana
Bermuda
Honolulu
Transatlantic
United States
America
No Francisco Victory Hints From Scrambled Text
Fragmentary OCR notes mention a phrase about Francisco with a score-like cue and a cheer. The readable portion is unclear and lacks a complete event or names to confirm a report.
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Madison Gas & Electric
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Defiance Spark Plug
Eagle
F. Muza
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Dover
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R. Thomas
Pittsburgh
L Muller
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L Teela
P Werner
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Ely- Tra
Wehrmeister
Ill
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South Bend
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R. Marshall
Richmond
Ind
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Hndicap
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Tacs Coy
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Charlie Burns
Johnstoun
Wille Davies
Binghampton
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Tony Laree
Allentown
Hollywood
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Santa Monica
Wesley Ketchel
Astoria
Ore
Don Conn
Long Beach
Max Maxwell
Los Angeles
Leon Hanson
Salt Lake City
Cecil Balding
Harry Burke
Johnny Hines
Frankie Arregon
Rita Martinez
Compton
Gege Cravante
Russell Beach
San Francisco
AI Marino
Millie Millett
Omaha
al Citrino
Joe Ray
Johnny Phagan
Dick Isk
Ray Tramblie
Rockford
Bud Saltis
Lwewsbraper
Jack Donnelly
Vernon Smith
Lloyd Christie
Louis Wagenstein
Emerson Smith
Warmond Wilson
Tim Donovans
Gene Graber
Alfred Parklab
Stan Draper
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Dick Anderson
Bill Bucker
Gus Virtosio
Harry Shapiro
Sam Gottlieb
John Talarski
Wendell Perkins
Bill Comman
Stan Machock
Andrew Simon
Paul Coniam
Tom Hallauer
Clarence Battle
Nap Shropshire
Chuck Cluley
Stacey Jezewski
Ken Crook
Art Horvath
Noel Todd
Carl Dodsley
Fred Stahl
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Ats
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Rogers Hornsby
Thomas Nelson
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GS Baker
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Eeeas Aubrey
Bungard
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Glover
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Carek
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