Amherst Men Capture County Class B Boxing Crown
Amherst business men win the county Class B boxing title as Lorain fighters fill the Prime Card at the Lorain Antlers auditorium. Pete Gadomski arranges bouts featuring Kochan Nickolete Skorke Vargo Pawlikowski Mishak Hoff Porciello and other locals in a stacked program with multiple weight classes and anticipated clashes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Skorke
Gadomski
Vargo
Vincello
Pawlikowski
Mishak
Newsboy
Bill—Kochan
Nickelette
Ernie Braden
Lorain Antlers
Pete
A. A
Lorain
Johnny Kochan
Lorain County Golden Gloves
American Legion
AL Nickolere
Joe Mishak
Lora
Johnny Weehan
al Nickolette
Rockin
Nickolete
Keenan
Tony Skhorke
Pete Gadomski
Tony
Port City
Bill Vargo
Elyria
Eddie Vincello
Lerain
Bill
Andy Vargo
Elyrian
Felvrian
John Pawlikowski
Bruno Skolnicki
Stan Ponozocha
South Lorain
Skolnicki
Ponozocha
Offat Hoff
Sam Porciello
Hoff
Porciello
Joe Spanski
Frank Kufel
Hank Harrell
Carl Flantek
Len Camera
Bud Hemminger
George Richards
Walt Milosei
Joe Novotny
John Holley
Gallant Sir Wins Agua Caliente Handicap in Record Time
Gallant Sir, the Great Bay colt from Norman Ww. Church, set a track record of 2:02 8-5 for 1 1/4 miles in the Agua Caliente handicap at Agua Caliente. Jockey George Woof steered the 4-year-old to a decisive victory over eight rivals, with Wavglaver second and Lemon Hills third as the closing 68-day meeting ended before 15,000 spectators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masico
Norman Ww. Church
Gal-lanad II
Sunspot
Phar Lap
George Woof
Gallant Sir
Wavglaver
Barani
Muainers
Lemon Hills
Ada Barrelstein
Meadow Brook
Bahamas
Wirt G. Bowman
Satin Spar
the Nut
Whits James
Standings and Names From A Fragmented Sports Page
The clipping lists scattered standings and names across events in places like Milwaukee and Chicago with references to individuals such as Novitski, Knapp, Raakes, and Sear Tlaven. It appears to be a sports roundup with partial results and participant mentions, lacking clear structure or complete results.
Sacred Heart of Indiana Harbor Wins PRCU National League Title
The Sacred Heart team of Indiana Harbor, Indiana, captured the Polish Roman Catholic Union National League championship by defeating the Cavaliers of Chicago 17 to 9. At halftime Sacred Heart led 6 to 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Sacred Heart
Indiana Harbor
Ind
Hoosiers
Cavaliers
Agua Caliente Winner Sets Track Record in Handicap
This four-year-old horse ridden by George Wolff won the $25,000 Added Agua Caliente Handicap in 2 02 23 5, breaking Phar Lap’s previous mark. Waylayer finished second and Lemon Hills third.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Wolff
Phar Lap
Waylayer
Lemon Hills
Koehn and Wood Fall in Lorain County Ping Pong
Lorain County ping-pong tourney at Cherry Ridge headquarters saw top seeds Koehn and Wood defeated. Pr. M. H. Forbes beat Koehn in straight sets while John Wojtowicz edged Wood in five games.
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Russ Koehn
A. R. Wood
Lorain County
Cherry Ridge
Koehn
Pr. M. H. Forbes
Wood
John Wojtowicz
Wojtowice
Elderread Dillman
Thompson
Stanford
Harpster
Lega
Sexton
Lyman
Gould
Giles
Dr. CC. E. Guth
Dr. C. Cavagna
Fitch - Gould
Gurnex-Thompson
U Hamster- Mason
Novak-Stranford
Haserodt Jewelers and Bell Clothiers Trail Cherry Ridge Ping Pong
In Cherry Ridge this evening the Retailers face Has erodt Jewelers and Bell Clothiers oppose the All Stars. Scores listed include Philadelphia 3 Newark 0 Boston 12 Jersey City 1.
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Haserodt Jewelers
Bell Clothiers
All Stars
Cherry Ridge
Philadelphia
Newark
Boston
Jersey City
Ohio Teams Face Season Lacking Chance To Gain League Titles
Ohio baseball preview notes the Indians and Reds unlikely to contend for league titles in 1933. Cleveland aims to stay in the American League first division behind Peckinpaugh and a veteran mound staff. Cincinnati borrows Donie Bush flagging hope with a weak infield but solid outfield and pitching, facing a tough climb from last place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Indians
Detroit Tigers
Bengal
Cleveland
Peckinpaugh
Luke Sewell
Marksman
Washington
Roy Spencer
Frank
Fol Harder
Willis Hudlin
Clint Brown
Oral Hildebrand
George Connally
Forest Twogood
Belve Bean
Young Winegamer
Toledo
Yankees
Athletics
Senators
Roger Peckinpaugh
Cleveland Pilot
William Ritt
Dental Press
Cincinnati
Buckeye
Reds
Donie Bush
Bush
Dan Howley
Dan
Babe Herman
Bushmen
Jim Bottomley
George Grantham
Otto Bluege
Andy High
Leo Durocher
Durocher
Chick Hafey
Johnny Moore
Wally Roettger
Harry Rice
Hafey Begain
Cardinals
Tayior Douthit
Red Lucas
Si Johnson
Johnny Ogden
Bob Smith
Benny Frey
Larry Benton
Eppa Jeptha Rixey
Ray Kolp
Dutch Henry
Minneapolis
New York Giants
Chicago White Sox
Ralston Hemsley
Ernie Lombardi
Clyde Manion
Pinch Hitter Tris Speaker Aims Blues Comeback
Kansas City Blues trainer and manager Tris Speaker, aging but determined, undergoes rigorous spring conditioning at Muehrbach Field. Speaker works with new club president Lee Keyser to rebuild a team that has struggled for years, aiming for a winning season.
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Kansas City
Blanki
Kansas City Blues
Muehrbach Field
Tris Speaker
Speaker
The
Blues
Lee Keyser
American Association
Game and Fish Association Plans Shipments and Trials
Lorain County Game and Fish Association held its regular meeting at Day's Hardware on Broad Street. President E. B. Walker announced a prospective first fish shipment from the Columbus Conservation Commissioner to be shared by East and West Black River and West Rocky River branches. One dam has been completed on the Black River, with more planned. The group scheduled its first Field Trial of the year at Dan Berg farm Route 59 between Midway and Oberlin, offering a $75 purse and a first prize for the top treeing dog.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LLE Lorain County Game and Fish Association
Broad Street
E. B. Walker
Columbus
Black River
Rocky River
Dan Berg
Midway
Oberlin
First Tree
Blues Hire Former Star to Boost Attack
A veteran player, away from regular games for two years since his Newark stint in the International League, is viewed by observers as a formidable threat to the Blues. Fans in Kansas City expect the old thrills he gave Cleveland during his prime, as questions linger about his batting eye.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
Blues
Kansas City
Cleveland
Fordham Awarded Scholarship to Bristol Basketball Star
Bristol player Andrew Palau earned a four year scholarship to Fordham University. Palau has letters in three major sports and excels in basketball. He made the all state team the last two years and led Bristol to the state championship this spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol, Conn
Fordham University
Andrew Palau
Bristol Hich
New York
Palau
Ailstate
Bristol
Local Field Trial and Meeting Dates Announced
Field Trial on Sunday April 23 weather permitting with purses split 54 percent to first tree dog 30 percent to first line dog and 20 percent to second tree dog. Entry fee 2 dollars per dog small admission charge for attendees with women and children admitted free. Regular meetings moved to the first Tuesday of each month next on May 2. Police Chief Theodore Walker of Lorain appointed trustee to fill Louis Lieb’s unexpired term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Walker
Lorain
Louis Lieb
Central League Quits For 1933 Season
Dayton Ohio April 3 The Central Baseball League will not operate in 1933 after Dayton withdrew. Manager Ducky Holmes said Dayton will seek a franchise in the Middle Atlantic League, which will meet at Wheeling West Virginia on Tuesday to act on Dayton’s application.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
Central Baseball League
Ducky Holmes
Wheeling
Manley Ferpo In Ten Round Title Battle
George Manley of Denver battles Young Firpo of Burke Idaho in a ten round Pacific Coast light heavyweight title bout in Portland Oregon. The card features several non title bouts including Maxie Rosenbloom vs Lou Scozza in Buffalo and Freddie Miller vs Cecil Payne in Los Angeles.
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New York
George Manley
Denver
Young Firpo
Burke
Idaho
Portland
Ore
Maxie Rosenbloom
Lou Scozza
Buffalo
Freddie Miller
Cincinnati
Cecil Payne
Kentucky
Los Angeles
New Yoight
Lou
Holyese
Mass
Jed Barry
Washington
CBD. Co
Unknows
Winston
Hartford
Conn
Philadelphia
Eddie Uool
Johnny Jadiek
Chicago
Jarry Gustanaga
Joe Dokt
St. Louis
James J. Braddock
Jersey City
Martin Lewandowski
Grand Rapids
Evansville
Ind
Jimmy Buckner
Louisville
Red Hardin
Jimmy Smith
Paddy Creedon
Pittsburgh
Frank Novak
Duck Wallat
Cleveland
Lorain Oakwood Dairies Take Class C Crown in Tourney
Lorain Oakwood Dairies edged Oberlin Oberlin Kristy Meats 34 21 to claim the Lorain County Class C basketball title after a tough run through the semi finals and final. The Am barnet Business Men won Class B with 28 16 over Avon Ex Hy s and 32 27 over Elyria St Paul s. Guild and Thomas starred for Amherst based quint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst Crew
Avon
Am# beret Business Men
Lorain County
Avon Ex-Hy’s
Quarrytowners
Elyria St. Paul’s
St. Paul's
Elyria
St. Agnes
Lorain Oakwood Dairies
Oberlin Kiisty Meats
Oberlin Royalists
Amherst High Quint
Guild
Thomas
Oakwood Dairies
Lorain Quint
Oberlin Kristy Meats
Oberlin Navalists
Oberlin
Kristy Meats
Royalists
Lorain Indians
G P Jones
Fi Payne
Wall
Ger Thomas
Rs Sea Smith
Frye
G - Greames
Wagner
Cormers If
Ikromier
Daa Wohlmeyer
Kolber
Tatal
Cr Lasky
Riesz
If Pesti
Donicki
Wohlmeyver
Aticro
Worcester
Elvira St. Agnes
G. Ferrell
Brove
Meester Sane
Pruski
Seesasrance Storm
Evennte
Wi Herold
A. Severs
Lg Hing
Amherat Bus
G .F TY. Thomas
Mathis
Sencean
A . Edwards
Ensease
Total Crete
T. Mittendorf
Sean Wysaski
Wy Ge
Eisyria
Heimsath
L. Barkaes
Barkaes
Donovan
Koehn
Kushin
U. Oakwood Dairies
Te Bastock
Rf Spanich
Rf Lasky
Bebe Enes
Reisz
Tor Bee
Rgbee
Rene Othe
Leaders Fall In Pin Joust As Ohio Teams Seek Big Chance
Ohio bowlers prepare for the final eight days of the American Bowling Congress tournament in Columbus. The Jefferson Clothiers of Dayton defend their title Thursday night as new leaders emerge in three events. Flaig Opticians of Covington Ky lead the five-man event with 39921. doubles leaders are Forrest Bye and Dave Knapp of St. Louis at 1356. Ruth Riepel of Milwaukee tops the individual with 722.
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Columbus
Ohio
American Bowling Congress
Ohio Cities
Jefferson Clothiers
Dayton
Flaig Opticians
Covington
Forrest Bye
Dave Knapp
St. Louis
Ruth Riepesl
Milwaukee
Wen
al Dingwell
Detroit
Otto Sis Jr
Andy Tomasek
Ray Newton
Exhibition Results From United Press Reconciling Scores
United Press reports a series of exhibition results with several mismatched city abbreviations. Detroit defeated New York 9 to 3, Philadelphia beat Baltimore 6 to 3, Cincinnati defeated St. Louis 8 to 5, Cleveland won twice over New Orleans 10 to 2 and 7 to 0, Washington beat Chattanooga 11 to 4, and St. Louis defeated Birmingham 5 to 0.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Cincinnati
Boston
Cleveland
New Orleans
Washington
Chattanooga
Birmingham
Carnera Loses Suit Against Emilia Tersini in London Court
Primo Carnera lost a court case to Emilia Tersini a 22 year old Soko waitress. He must pay 4 200 pounds plus costs about 14 280 dollars in American money. The verdict states he promised to marry her and then forgot. Carnera had no lawyers.
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London
Primo Carnera
Carnera
Coutt
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Amherst
Agua
Revel Knapp
Rt. Leule
Jahn A. Novitski
D. Bartek
Flan Ten
Bat
Muza J
FE. Call - J
Martina-Aa
Piracne
Serac
Tomasel Raakes
Newton
Knade
Viepel
Levent
Ahrnock
Dinewell
Stein
St. Manrer
Lindsay
AL Events
South Bend
Petroit ci
Louis Oe
Svtacheoq J
Sear Tlaven
Lunderen
Chicagn Cc
Agua Caliente
Cubs
Jack Lords
Game and Fish Ass'n
Fordham
Central League
Manley
Ferpo
Rosenbloom
Scozza
Lorain Oakwood Dairies Triumph
Elyria St. Pauls
LL. Barkacs
J Barkaces
Roehn
Reese
United Press
Vy Hy
Lews Brothers
Tiffany
Lews Brovums
Elyria Hardware Co
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