Cree Fails To Show Up Coliseum With Yarish
Wrestler Bill Cree skips Lerain Moose Coliseum bout leaving Yarish vs La Rue to open card. Navy champ Frank French defeats Walter Logan twice, while Bruno Dombroski is disqualified for slugging. Karl Miller beats Alex Laird with a Ben Hur hold as other matches wrap up in routine fashion.
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Cree
Yarish
Frank French
Sam
Navy
Walter Logan
California
Bruno Dombroski
Wild Bill Jacobson
Karl Miller
Youngstown
Alex Laird
Coshocton
Army
Sergeant Hollerman
French
Logan
Hollerman
Gregory Erminian
Jacobson
Alex
la Rue
Kowalics Wins City Bowling Crown Over Traxler
Eddie Kowalics edged Frank Traxler to claim the City Bowling League individual title for the 1931-32 season. Kowalics posted a 194 average across 42 games, while Traxler totaled a 199 in 57 tilts. standings show other prize earners including Roy Elis, Ed Wilcox, George Pritchard, Bill Coghlan, Worthington, and Bill Murray with top completes. Moran of Chronicle-Telegram notes Kowalics, a first-year local, rose in final two matches to secure the crown.
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Ddie Kowalics
Guenin Pretzel Kitsmaith
Frank Traxler
Louie Bueche
Disclose
Jkenalics
Traaler
Koglers
Kowalics
Roy Elis
Thea’ Eagles
Ed Wilcox
The
Elks
George Pritchard
Eagles
Bill Coghlan
Traxler
Antlers
George Bohn
American Legion
Tommy Ball
Eacles
Roll Moran
Chronicle-Telegram Toster
Moran
G. A. Kowalics
Guenin Pretzels
Ellis
Wee
Wilcox
Elis
Simon
State Inglway
Pritchard
Schafer
Black
State Highway
Coghlan
Gamble
K. of C
Weimer
Elka
Eoue
Webner
Moose
Renninger
G. Py
Veeeae
Welty
EMS
Seeceas
Brennan
Basinaks
Both
Chronicle-T
Murry
Ofc
Aiken to Coach Canton McKinley Football
Jimmy Aiken former Washington Jefferson player today accepted the head football coach post at Canton McKinley High School. He leaves Scott High School Toledo where he has coached since 1926 and will replace Charles N. Wright. Aiken has also coached at East Washington Steubenville and Findlay.
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Canton
Jimmy Aiken
Washington Jefferson
McKinley Higa School
Aiken
Scott High School
Toledo
Charles N. Wright
Canton McKinley
East Washington
Steubenville
Findlay
Look Like New York's Year In National League Pennant Race
The 1932 National League pennant outlook centers on the Cardinals Giants and Dodgers as top contenders with Cubs a possible upset. Injuries hampered the Giants last year but with health they could rebound. the Dodgers under Max Carey aim higher, while the Cardinals face the law of averages after back to back titles. Chicago Cubs may surprise, Pirates, Phillies and Braves vie behind, Reds hope for bat strength from Babe Herman.
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William Rit
Central Press
LAW of Averages
Lady Luck
Burleigh Grimes
St. Louis Cardinals
New York Giants
Brooklyn Dodgers
Chicago Cubs
Cardinals
Dodgers
Max Carey
Giants
New York
Pbut
Hugh Critz
Burleign Grimes
Pittsburgh Pirates
Philadelphia Philles
Boston Braves
Cincinnati Reds
Chicago
Cardinal
St. Louis
Hack Wilson
CUBS
Rogers Hornsby
Bartle Zd Grimes
George Gibson
Philadelphia Phillies
Tailenders
Babe Herman
Reds
Indians Dodgers Open Two Game Series Today
New Orleans April 2 report that the Cleveland Indians meet the Brooklyn Dodgers in a two game series marking the clubs' first major league action of the season. Manager Roger Peckinpaugh shuffled pitchers due to weather with Connalle Brown Ferrell and an unannounced hurler slated to start. Injuries to outfielders Bob Seeds and Joe Voemik leave Estelle Porter and Jamieson to handle duties. several ex American League players join the Dodgers.
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New Orleans
Roger Peckinpaugh
Cleveland Indians
Brooklyn Dodgers
Peck
George Connalle
Clint Brown
West Ferrell
Peckinpaugh
Ram
Avenil Porter
Jamieson
Vosmik
Brooklyy Latice
Indians
Dodger
Shaute
Thurston
Quino
Hoyt
Heimacu
Clark
Ebinger Coals Seek Game With Elyria Seniors
The Ebinger Coals of Lorain Ohio Class B champions seek a Friday game with the Elyria Seniors at Hawthorne Gym Lorain as part of a benefit cage carnival organized by the South Lorain Business Men's Assn. Rudy Ebinger of Ebinger Coal Co. in Lorain is to be contacted.
Business Men Hold Initial Drill Sunday
Elyria based Business Men Baseball Team schedules first season drill at Cascade Park Sunday at 1 30. Last year s Business Men and Athletic Club players plus many others invited to try out. San Francisco April 2 The New York Giants praise Harald Schumacher for a 4 0 win over the Missions. six strikeouts.
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Elyria
Cascade Park
San Francisco
New York Ciants
Harald Schumacher
Mission Club
Missions
Seniors Clinch E. H. S. Inter-Class Track Crown
Seniors clinched the Elyria High School Inter-Class track meet at Ely Stadium with 119.5 points led by Fred Carlson’s 34.5 points across 13 events. Juniors 79, Sophomores 19.5. Freshmen showed promise, Clifford Smith leading with 23 points. Pole vault to follow Monday afternoon.
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Carlson
Hupp
Chuck Hlt
Elyria
Ely Stadium
Hss
Fred Carlson
Chuck Hupp
Joe Kaminski
Luke Boygon
Clifford Smith
Keleman
Gehrke
Low Hurdies
Boyson
Lyons
Innes
Triplett
Shapiro
Clement Starts Eighteenth Year as Harness Owner in Ohio Circuit
Dr E P Clement opens his eighteenth year in harness racing sending multiple pacers and trotters to the Ohio Short Ship circuit meet in Urbana. The Elyria surgeon built a 13-horse stable including notable runners Senator Richardson Senator McKlye and Diamond Axworthy. Jay Douglas will debut as Clement's trainer and driver, coming from Oxford with 25 years in the sport.
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Boas
Leena
Elyria
Ohio
Urbana
Clement
Alberty
Rigra
Tramp
Senator Richardson
Senator McKlye
Diamond Axworthy
Evelyn Volo
Dale Worthy
Cora Abbe
Watch Signal
Volo’s Pride
Candida
Dixie Volo
Napoleon
Julia O’guy
Calumet Dakota
Dixie Vale
Richardson
Clament
Toledo Grand Circuit
Julia June
Fremont
Oval
Jay Douglas
Simms Edges Christner in Tepid Cleveland Bouts
In a slow six round fight at the Equestrium Cleveland Eddie Simms defeated Meyer Christner on points in a timid bout that drew boos from about 2 500 spectators. The Akron veteran used long arms to smother the local heavyweight as Simms backed away throughout most of the match. Also Lorain Keays knocked out Young Tarzan of Akron in the fourth round with a hard right to the chin.
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Cleveland
CPM
Eddie Simms
Meyer
Kayo
Christner
Equestrium
Simms
Akron
Fistiana
Chrstner
al Getebell
Lorain Keayswelght
Tarzan
Getchell
Akremite
Pesek Stecher In Mat Draw
Pesek and Stecher battled to a one hour draw in Dayton after Stecher twice used a scissors hold, Pesek escaping both times. In preliminaries John Kilonis beat Nick Bozinis in 19 minutes, Walter Pokolak defeated Al Baffert, and Pat McClary toppled Julius Strongbow in half a minute.
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Dayton
Ami
John Petsek
Nebraska
Stecher
Pesek
John Kilonis
Nick Bozinis
Jersey City
Walter Pokolak
Syracuse
al Baffert
Columbus
Pat McClary
Ireland
Julius Strongbow
Oklahoma
Muskingum Track Team Draws 01-Eighty Athletes
Muskingum College in New Concord reports a record 180 athletes turned out for track and field practice under coach W B Stone. Eleven veterans left due to graduation or not returning, while nine experienced runners remain. The team, entering Big Six competition after consecutive runner up finishes, features eight former Muskingum record holders among the outgoing and a strong returning squad.
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New Concord
Muskingum College
W. B. Stone
Muskingum
Central League Sets Meeting to Draft 1932 Schedules
Akron April 2 The Central Baseball League will meet Sunday to draft schedules for the 1932 season. The league opener is May 4. Revived in 1928 the circuit ran through 1960 but was jolted last year. Frederick W Howell of Dayton is president. Representatives from Erie Akron Canton Dayton Fort Wayne and South Bend will attend the meeting.
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Akron
Central Baseball League
Joljn
Frederick W. Howell
Dayton
Erie
Canton
Fort Wayne
South Bend
Training Camp News: Yankees in Memphis for two games
Memphis reports the New York Yankees visiting for a two game set with the Memphis team. Vernon Gomez, a slender left hander, is likely to pitch against the Athletics in the Yanks major league opener on April 12. The Yankees beat Birmingham 5 to 4 yesterday.
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Memphis
Tenn
New York Yankees
Vernon Gomez
Athletics
Yanks
Birmingham Barons
Elyria Fans Disappointed As Bout Promises Collapse
Elyria wrestling fans who traveled to Lorain last evening to see Bill Cree face Batiling Yarish were left disappointed when Cree failed to appear. Yarish criticized Cree for backing out while promoter plans and local sports figures hint at resignations and rising athletic hopes.
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Elyria Wrestling
Lorain
Bill “Chict” Cree
Elyria
Rosso and Craft Set for Pure Card Monday in Lorain
Lorain April 2 Jimmy Rosso novice featherweight champion of Lorain County faces James Craft Atlas Club star in an amateur card at the T Hotel. Rosso, who won all three Golden Gloves bouts by knockout, is a top prospect. Craft is Lorain American Legion champion and recent Cleveland Golden Gloves semifinalist. Other bouts feature Lorain rivals Ralph and Jose Rosales against Youngs Wader and George Fenik, with Denver Ave.
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Lorain, O
Rosso
James Craft
Atlas Club
Lorain American Legion
Craft
Cleveland Golden Gloves
Joe Brule
Lorain
Ralph
Jose Rosales
Youngs Wader
Oberlinwelter
Promoter Announces Weigh‑in and Exam at Antler’s Monday
Frankie Blaha, promoter, announced all fighters must attend a weighing in and physician's examination at the Antler's at 4 P.M. Monday. After the bouts, chanting will continue until 12 P.M. Blaha is known for promoting the show.
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Frankie Blaha
Blaha
Foul Shooting Tourney Winners At Y Announced
Alex Clowson Gus Elbert and Richard Urig were the winners in the foul shooting tournament at the Y during the past two weeks Rod Moore Physical Director announced today All three will receive medals Clowson won 37 of 40 to take Glass A Koviak and Adamson tied for runner up with 34 Bramwell was close second with 21 in B Urig Rieth and Lersch tied for C with 12 of 20 in initial rounds in playoff Urig sank 13 to best 11 by Ricth and Lersch
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Alex. Clowson
Gus Elbert
Richard Urig
Rod Moore
Clowson
Tom Koviak
Jack Adamson
Aibert
James Bramwell
Robert Rieth
William Lersch
Urig
Ricth
Lersch
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Ernie Braden
Bill
Steel City A. C
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John
Jack la Rue
Eddie Kowalics
Guenin Pretzel Kegler
Paeth
Edmonds
Gfell
Sames Behn
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Worthington
Bohn
American Legion Wilcox
Elks Yee
Scott
Black McGraw
John McGraw
Gabby Street
Burt Shotten
Bill McKechnie
On Howley
Dan Carey
Rogers Horta By
Burt Shotton
Dan Howksy
Ebinger Coals
Abookire
Bliss
Kaminski
C. Smith
Keleman & Gohrke
Haywood
Keleman Gehrke
Cephas
EP Clrmeem
Douglas
Art Blackwell
Iowa
Oxford
Jay
Stabio
Norfolk
Roaton Red Sox
Newark Bears
Sox
Wilmington
N. C
Pirates
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Jesse Haniman
Lorain Sports Commission
Tis
Hamman
Jesse
Ted Wickens
Steing
Ical Elyria Hirsh
Cmatrain
Wreat
Met
George Godfrey
Leiperville
Godfrey
Isptain
Godfiery
Penazoil
Pennzoil
Pennzip
ETHYL
Columbia Refining Co
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