Kodhan Defeats M ST. LOUIS CARDINALS PITCHING TO SHINE IN NL RACE
Cardinals loom as class of the National League with a potent lineup and new pitcher additions. Frankie Frisch leads as player-manager at second base, while Paul Dean joins a strong mound staff including Hallahan, Carleton, Haines, and Grimes. Outfield features George Davis, Medwick, and Orsatus with Mills, Rothrock, and Moore in reserve. Bush and Dean feud adds to spring drama as Chicago hopes for pennant glory.
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Dizzy” Dean
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Burleigh Grimes
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Giants
Ernie Orsatus
Jon Medwick
Jack Rothrock
Colonel Mills
Gene Moore
Houston
Fred
United Press
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Resignation Over Vacancy Led to Appointments
The article notes Mayor W. J. Van resigned recently and a new vacancy will be filled. Dr. H. J. was expected to be appointed to fill the role, while existing member Johnny Kolo OTAmT and FER Working were reappointed to one year terms.
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Elyria Boxing
H. J
W. J van
Johnny Kolo
Trout Fishing Opens Amid Strict State Rules
Ohio anglers await the April 15 start as the Conservation Commission enforces trout stream closures to protect spawning. Regulations list closed waters in Mad River, Cedar Run, Moore's Run, and parts of Geauga County with penalties from 25 to 200 dollars. Open trout areas extend from Route 36 in Mad River to the Miami River in Montgomery County with live bait restrictions.
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Geauga Counties
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Kiles Pond
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Fowlers Mill
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South Pond
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Montgomery County
Masterer Delivers Easy Win Over Booth in Welter bout
Lorain Counties boxing season opener drew 350 as Masterer outpointed Art Booth in a welter clash. Kochan toppled Joe Mishak with three late counts, while Williams edged Camera in a 104 pounder. Local boxers Lasky duo scored two round knockouts and Elyria’s Koehn dropped, with other bouts decided by judges and referees.
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Ohnny Kochan
Lorain County
Wurst Hall
Joe Mishak
Johnny
Gussie Smallwood
Eddie White
White
Kochan
Mishak
Claude Williams
Jesse Camera
Williams
Camera
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Art Booth
Malterer
Booth
Doyle Alsbaugh
Elyria
Grover Lewis
Lorain
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Duke
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George
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Derby Dan) Lasky
Kayo
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Walt Ma
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Jon Sidevy
Cadl Franklin
Charles Lee
Earl Powers
Powers
Sammy Marsho
Dick Taylor
Mickey Boyson
Charley Marshall
Clyde Roose
Johnny Wrar
Charley White
Two Lead Tied In 18.2 Billiard Meet Chicago
CHICAGO April 6. EBrie Hagenlacher wins 13th match in the 18.2 Balkline Billiard Tour, tying Walker Cochran of San Francisco for first place. Hagenlacher defeated Kin tey Matsuyama of Japan 400 to 252 in 13 innings as standings show Cochran, Hagenlacher, Matsus, Morningstar leading in a tight chase for the world title.
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Ebrie Hagenlacher
Walker Cochrane
San Francisco
Kintey Matsuyama
Japan
Juniors Capture Outdoor Track Title At Elyria High
Elyria High inter class meet ends with the Juniors rallying to beat the Sophomores 91 to 7 41 and 2. Seniors finish last with 36 1 2 points marking their first finish below second. Sophomore Joe Scott earns top honors with 43 points in ten events breaking Fred Carson’s record.
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Elyria High
Joe Scott
Fred Carson
Repay
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Bale
Metcalf (Sr
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Telehthe Td
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Seconts
Roe
Lorain County Fish and Game Meet Features Lew Williams Speaker
Lew Williams, a noted authority on fish, will speak at the Lorain County Fish and Game Association April meeting. The gathering occurs tonight at the association headquarters above Day's Hardware and will include a short film screening.
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Lew Williams
Lorain County Fish and Game Association
Ion Pictures
Cubs and San Antonio Teams Open Series
Chicago Cubs travel from Los Angeles for two exhibition games with the San Antonio Texas team and a third in San Antonio. The Cubs then plan to meet the Senators in a double header Saturday with a pair of games on Thursday and Friday.
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San Antonio
Chicago Cubs
Los Angeles
San Jo Texas Teagie Club
Senators
Baer Training Camp Shifts To Fair Oaks Ranch
Max Baer and his entourage moved from Snow Rimmed Lake Tahoe to Fair Oaks Ranch in the Sacramento Valley to escape the cold. The heavyweight title hopeful’s plans include possible further shifts to a Southern California ocean resort or an Eastern camp, with potential Midwest exhibitions if the eastern route is chosen.
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Max Baer
Primo Carera
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Mid-West
Athletics Clinch Spring Series Over Dodgers in Florida
In Orlando on Saturday the Athletics beat the Brooklyn Dodgers 6 to 1 to clinch their spring series. Jim Ray Benge was slated to pitch for the Dodgers against the Red Sox in an earlier two game set. This win marks the A’s third and final meeting of the spring with the Dodgers, with Oakland holding the edge in the exhibition sequence.
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Dean Vs. Bush
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Bush
Charlie Grimm
St. Louis
Orlando
Fla
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Red Sox
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Wen
Tilden Beats Vines In Match At Akron
In Akron on Monday night, Tilden defeated Vines in a professional court championship match. Vines held a slight edge early, but Tilden claimed the victory as their rivalry continued, with the trophy set for its 27th appearance in Columbus.
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Tilden-Vines
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Ohio U Nine Beats Illinois In Big Win
Ohio University baseball snapped a two game skid by defeating Illinois 19 to 8 on a Monday. Both teams totaled 11 hits with Galabon and Londrizanensing for the hosts. The comeback came in the RSI half of the ninth with Ohio bats delivering decisive runs.
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TOTS
National Amateur Ping-Pong Championship Set in Cleveland
A large entry field is expected for the National Amateur Ping-Pong championship to be staged April 6 7 at the Rainbow Room in the Hotel Carter Cleveland entries offered by H Wahle Cleveland Z-Pons Association 9715 Duclavenus Clersiand.
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Wahle
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Duniap Defends Title In North and South Golf
North Carolina April 3 George T. Duniap Jr defends his national crown in the North and South Amateur Golf Tournament here today after advancing to match play. He eliminated J Raymond Lehman of Providence in the second round as several favorites were upset by long shots in yesterday’s action.
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N.C
George T. Duniap, Jr
Duniap
J. Raymond Lehman
Providence
Leaders Fall In Pin Event At American Bowling Congress
Joe Miller of Buffalo South Carolina led the pin event as the American Bowling Congress tournament progressed. Miller’s team A C Lipp and Buffalo clubs showed strong marks with Miller High Life Milwaukee posting 2.345 and Texaco Fond Du Lac 2.805. In matinee doubles G Rudolph and J Ryan Watsekan Ill took first with 1.521, while Tagney and Krebetske of Chicago were third at 1.287 and Bogen and Mitchell of Columbus Ohio eighth at 1.265. Faetz of Chicago tied for second in singles with 705, and Wells of Columbus led All Events at 1.958 with Krebetske fifth at 1.926 and Carisas of Chicago eighth at 1.979.
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S. C
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Fond du Lac
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Columbus
Krebetske
Aa. Carisas
Chicago
American Loop Adds Umpire to 1934 Officials
President William Harridge announced that CHIGAAT!OO from the International League has been added to the American Loop staff of umpires for the 1934 season. Plennelli replaces Ror Van Grafian as part of the league’s umpiring changes amid other roster notes.
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William Harridge
Plennelli
Ror van Grafian
Thomas
Mo George Marimsky
William
Rariy Eer Hy
Penn State graduate sets athletic record at college
STATE COLLEGE Pa April 3 4 With a student at Rennerl vania State College Carl S Ferkum Denora who died recently set a record which stood for at quarter ove From 1992 to 1995 while a sigs dent Ferkum earned letters in football basketball and track He Was the first Penn State athlete Some awarded insignia in four sports and the record stood until Steve Hamas won letters 12 Sve sports iz one year.
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Rennerlvania State College
Carl S. Ferkum
Denora
Ferkum
Penn State
Steve Hamas
Youth picked by state college captain of 1935 Penn State team
Jehna nr Stocker, former Reading High School athlete and forward on the Penn State basketball squad, was elected captain of the quartet for the 1935 season. Dutier Townsend of Pittsburgh was appointed manager for next year.
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Reading
Penn State
Swata
Dutier Townsend
Pittsburgh
Elyria Dog Champion Pluto Von Woblemot Crowned
Pluto Von Woblemot a St Bernard owned by William C. Sudrow of Elyria earned champion status after besting his breed at the Chicago show this week. The dog placed reserve winner at Westminster in Madison Square Garden and has titles from Toledo Detroit and Cleveland, with further reserve honors at Cincinnati and Chicago. Exhibited by William Lang of Langhurst Kennels on Cleveland Road. AKC recognition expected soon.
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William C. Sudro
Westminster Kennels
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Detroit
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American Kennel Club
Pluto von Wobiemot
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Langhurst
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Golf Winner Drives to Caramel Open Title
Virginia Beach VA April UP Pan Ransas diminutive from White Plains NY won the $1,590 Caramel Open Golf Tournament with a 279. Runyan led the field traveling 72 holes consistently under par posting 69 68 65 and 67. He finished eight strokes ahead of Barry Cooper Chicago. Bill Menibora took third with a 285. Craig Ward Deal NJ was fourth with 282.
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Frey suffers moderate brain concussion after batting practice
Linus Frey, a promising Brooklyn Dodger infielder, was beaned in the head during yesterday's batting practice. He is hospitalized in Orange with a moderate brain concussion and will remain for several days.
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Fiz
Toung Linus Frey
Brooklyn Dedgers
Orange Hospital
Haligonian Wins Class Race At Havana Regatta
The Haligonian a 45 foot schooner owned and skippered by Houston Wall of Tampa Florida repeated its 1930 victory by winning class at the Havana regatta on April 3.
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Houston Wall
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Fla
Washburn Faces Malcewicz In Roughneck Wrestling Clash
Cleveland April 3 A king and crown prince of roughneck wrestling loom at the Coliseum as Steve McPherson presents his weekly mat program. Gentleman Jack Washburn, famed for eye gouges and throttling, meets Polish champ Panther Joe Malcewicz in a decisive falls contest to decide the outcome. Pat O’Hara’s notoriety as a troublemaker looms as he faces Sandor Szabo in the semi final with a one hour time limit.
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Jack Washburn
Joe Malcewicz
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Sandor Szabo
Ted
Lieyd Nick
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Charney Fox
Harry
Mat Results At United Press Meet St Petersburg Havana Run
Reported results from the annual 284 mile St Petersburg Havana run last night. Names mentioned include Paul Jones George Coch Dick Davis and Timster Cserigan with competitors from Glendale Oakland and Oakland within the United Press coverage.
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Havana
Ridgeville High to Hold Third Annual Gym Exhibition
Ridgeville High will stage its third annual athletic exhibition Friday evening in the school gymnasium. The program is slated to start at 8 o clock and is open to the public with no admission charged.
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United Dry Cleaners Practice Tonight In WHL
The United Dry Cleaners team in the Eastern Haishis softball league will hold an important practice tonight at McKisley Seid. The coach urged every member to be on base.
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McKisley Seid
Trix
Hell interview sparks ire among winter golf pros
Today’s Sport Parade reports Charley Hall criticized winter golf tours as money driven. Pro players led by Johnny Farrell and Henry Picard fire back, defending ethics, noting few make money and praising the tour as a learning ground. Bob Harlow’s telegram shows the furious response.
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Birmingham
Hall
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Ohio Northern gridder suffers knee injury in spring practice
Lowell Rees, quarterback for Ohio Northern University, sprained knee Monday and will miss the remainder of spring practice. The injury was announced in Ada on April 3. Rees is a key player for the Polar Bears and his absence impacts ongoing spring drills.
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Lowell Rees
Ohio Northern University
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