Rubber Company Keglers Crown City Bowling Title
LT S Rubber Company Keglers win city bowling championship for the second straight year. Ross Delivery led by former Elm High stars edged Amherst Business Men 26 to 25 in a rough game. Dick Urig and Sport Boreski each had nine marks for Ross. The U S Rubber Company clinched the second half title and held top overall spot with Little Brown Jugs in second and Colson Keglers third as standings concluded.
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Ross
Elma High Cage
Amherst
Lorain County
Rossengers
Dick Urig
Sport” Boreski
Lake Erie
Porte
Johnny Brown
Hich
Fen Markerge
Hupp
U. S. Rubber Company
Colhon Company
Little Brown Jugs
Plaece
Rubber Company
Celson
Colson
Jackson Wall
Jungs
Uinions
Jugs
Cleveland Street
Adsar
Shorty” Chartin
I. FT. 3
Frank Traxler
The
Frank Brennan
Jack Renninger
Basketball coaches meet in Chicago to discuss rules
Chicago hosts the National Basketball Coaches Association annual meeting as leaders debate radical changes to the game. Proposals include banning the center jump after opening periods, raising the basket from 10 to 12 feet, increasing hoop size by two inches, and expanding rebounds to speed play and boost spectator appeal.
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Chicago
National Basketball Coaches Association
Rothgery Motors Take Final Two in League Match
Rothgery Motors rebounded from an initial loss to win the St. John's Lutheran League match against Bremke Motor Sales. Bremke led in total pins 2419 to 481, while C. Schreiber led the losers with 558 in high three games and M. Rosenska posted a 201 single.
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Rothery Motors
Bremke Motor Sales
St. John’s
Bowlers Set Thursday Meeting To Plan City Tournament
City League bowlers will convene Thursday evening after league matches to distribute prize money and outline plans for a city association bowling tournament. Ed Wilcox, league secretary, says dates will be set at the meeting under American Bowling Congress rules requiring annual tournaments.
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Ed Wilcox
American Bowling Congress
Waldorf Lagers to Hold Evening Practice at McKinley Diamond
The Waldorf Lagers softball team will practice tonight on the McKinley diamond at o'clock. All members are notified to attend.
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Waldorf Lagers
McKinley Diamond
Large Crowd Attends Lorain County Mal and Game Association Meeting
About 200 members and guests filled Day's Hardware for the Lorain County Mal and Game Association monthly gathering. Membership drive since February 1 added 961 members, with Job leading in new enrollments. A new drive aims for 2,500 members. prizes include American League All Star tickets.
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Lorain County
Mal and Gane
Svew
James Tittle, Jr
Elyria
Lawrence Job
Lorain
Job
Byron McCoy
Ed Elbers
James Tittle
Sim
Wells Mole
Cleveland Stadium
Belden
Baer Picks Schmeling as Leading Foe for Clash
CHICAGO April 3 Max Baer named his top heavyweight challengers and signaled a likely retirement undefeated. He dismissed Joe Louis and James J Braddock as contenders, naming Max Schmeling as the strongest foe with backing of 259000 for an August London bout. Baer's manager cited a 1900000 gate projection for a Louis Baer confrontation.
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Chicago
Max Baer
Joe Louis
James J. Braddock
Max Schmeing
London
Max
Hitler
Anci Hoffman
Baers
Mike Jacobs
New York
Louis Baer
Baer
AAA
Louis
First woman trains for New York Jockey Club Mary Hirsch
New York report cites Mary Hirsch daughter of Max Hirsch earning the first trainer license issued to a woman by the New York Jockey Club after more than a year’s wait. She trains rides and schools horses, handles most hard work herself.
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New York
Mary Hirsch
Max Hirsch
New York Jockey Club
Earl Whitehill memory marks September 15 1923 Tigers loss
The article recalls Earl Whitehill nine innings struggle on September 15 1923 when Detroit beat Washington 8 to 7 after a late Senators rally. Whitehill, then a rookie in the majors, learned tough lessons as Ty Cobb watched from the dugout and Washington spoiled an early Tigers lead.
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Earl Whitehill
Washington
Detroit
Birmingham
Southern Association
Whitehill
Sylvester Johnson
Tigers
Ty Cobb
Earl
Senators
Washington Crew
Iad
Braddock Key in Plans for June Heavyweight Bout
United Press reports James J. Braddock as the key man in plans for a heavyweight championship bout in June at Madison Square Garden. The New York commission named Braddock No 1 challenger while Max Baer hesitates to fight him. Garden officials race to secure dates by April 16 as they seek an opponent for Baer or Schmeling and weigh May options.
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United Pres
EW York
James J. Braddock
Madison Square Garden
New York Commission
Braddock
Max Baer
James J
Joe Gould
Max Schmeling
29Th Century Sporting Club
Barney Ross- Lou Ambers
Joe Louis Huttlescuffle
Mr. Baer
John J. Phelan
Phelan
Baer
Commission
Bisce
Tehden
Schmelins Raddock
Schmeling
Ear West Pinmen Roll In A. B. C. Ear West Pinmen Roll In
Syracuse notes Ante Ye The Far West leads the Amperoetn ing Congress tonight as Francisco teams with Pittsbursh Ardmore. One notable score is 844 by the Jagza Democrat ic of Jersey City in a field of 48 New Jersey teams. Joe and Frank Caruana of Buffalo moved into third in doubles with 1,205.
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Syracuse
N.Y
Far West
Francisco
Pittisbursh
Ardmore
Nea
State
Jagza Democratic
Jersey City
New Jersey
Joe
Frank Caruana
Buffalo
N. Y
Yankees Win Spring Series From Braves
In St Petersburg on April 3 the Yankees defeated the Braves as both clubs broke spring camp and prepared to head north. The win marks the end of their Florida slate and signals a transition to the regular season readiness.
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ST. Petersburg
Fla
New York Yankees
Boston Braves
Giants Are Team Card Must Beat To Retain Flag
STUART CAMERON reports from Jackson Mississippi on April 3 that the Giants pursue an extensive exhibition tour across eight states to fortify their bid to repeat as National League champions. The club added Dick Bartell at short, shifted Jackson to third, and bolstered the outfield with George Davis while relying on a veteran pitching staff led by Hubbell and Parmelee to face the Cardinals in the pennant race. Gus Mancuso anchors a capable catching unit as the Giants aim to prove their strength ahead of the season.
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Stuart Cameron
United Press
Ackson
Miss
Giants
Swankler
Miami Beach
Kingdor
Cardinals
Bill Terry
Dick Bartell
Phillies
Bartell
Travis Jackson
Jackson
Verger
Spartell
George
Kiddo) Davis
Carl Hubbell
Leroy Parmelee
Fred Fitzsimmons
Hal Schumacher
Leon Chagnon
Pirates
Allyn Stout
Reds
Clydell Castleman
Montreal
Gus Mancuso
Favorites Win In Tennis Tournament
Seeded favorites in the fifth annual Tennis tournament at River Oaks Country Club advanced with clear victories. Wilmer Allison, 1932 champion and top seed, beat Jack Harris of Chicago 6-0 6-1. Bryan Grant of Atlanta, No. 3 seed, defeated Arthur Trum of Houston 7-5 6-0. Berkeley Bell of New York, No. 2 seed, beat T. O. Ryans of Vancouver 6-3 6-1.
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Houston
Tex
River Oaks Country Club
Wilmer Allison
Jack Harris
Chicago
Bryan Grant
Atlanta
Arthur Trum
Berkeley Bell
New York
T. O. Ryans
Vancouver B. C
Yankees Win Spring Series with 7-6 Final, 6-3 Sweep
The Yankees clinched the final exhibition with a 7-6 victory, sealing the Spring series at six wins to three. Prolific offense and late clutch hits highlighted the finale as the team closed the exhibition slate on a high note.
Steel & Tubes Quintet Crown City Cage Title
Steel & Tubes defeated Hi-Speeds 50 to 46 to capture the New York YMCA City basketball title. The Tubes led 11-3 after one period and 20-9 at halftime, with Barkacs, Varsa, and Gaines collecting most points. The win gives the Tubes their third defeat of the Hi-Speeds in four meetings and keeps their season at 22 wins and 4 losses.
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Ack Drage
Elyria Y. M. C. A
Ohio
Cleveland
Earl Chesler
Cc. A. C
Steel & Tubes
Corts & Kohn
Tubes
Bill Pressing
Norwalk
NEW Y. M.C. A
City
Jerry Gaines
Tubesmen
Steelmen
Bill Messaros
Joe Varsa
Jerry Barkacs
Barkacs
Yarsa
Gaines
Frank Murkowski
Chuck Wentz
Lorne Elberts
Lorain County
Lorain County Collegians
Cleveland Steel & Tubes
Somers Insurance
The
Joé Varsa
Oberlin High
Bob Carr
Johny Kokai
Jesse Messaros
Byron Morris
Chippy” Palaggin
Lorain Pennzips
Lorainites
Steel and Tubca
G. F
Te Varsa
Carr
Messaros
Sarazen Favored To Win Masters In Early Odds
Augusta Ga April 3 Bobby Jones leads bookmakers odds at 6-1 with Gene Sarazen second at 7-1 ahead of the Masters field of 66. Sarazen posted rounds 65 72 67 67 to sit 17 under par after strong practice. Pairings for round one list Jones Armour Runyan Dutra Hagen etc with many top players and venues from across the country.
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Agusta
Bobby Jones
Gene Sarazen
Jones
Sarazen
Olin Dutra
Henry Picard
Paul Runyan
Horton Smith
Bobb McDonald
Atlanta
Smith
Chicago
Tommy Armour
Brookfield Center
Conn
Dutra
Los Angeles
W. Lawson Little, Jr
San Francisco
Leo Diegel
Philadelphia
John Golden
Noroton
White Plains
N. Y
Ky Laffoon
Walter Hagen
Detroit
Denny Shute
Bobby Cruickshank
Richmond
John Revolta
Milwaukee
Jimmy Thomson
Long Beach
Calif
Willy Cox
Brooklyn
Ed Dudley
Augusta
Billy Burke
Cleveland
Craig Wood
Deal
N. J
Victor Ghezzi
Johnny Farrell
Short
Bittners Drill Call for Funeral Home Softball Team
Manager Johnny Fritz of the Bittner Funeral Home softball team asks all members of last year’s squad and new players to report at Hamilton for a 6 p.m. practice tonight. Players named include Bud Polchey Happy Mahl Gene Myers Frank Murkowski Ivy Noster Johnny Kostro Kucha rek Pink Smith Talarek and F Fritz.
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Bittners
Johnny Fritz
Bittner Funeral Home
Hamilton
Bud Polchey
Happy Mahl
Gene Myers
Frank Murkowski
Ivy Noster
Johnny Kostro
Kucharek
Pink Smith
Talarek
F. Fritz
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Ita Dellyer
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Uceal Co
Jackson Wall Paper
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Cook
Terry Ett Wee
Robinson
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Pasinski
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William G. Smith
F. E. Eastman
Quebec
Rev. Eastman
State Conservation Department
GRU
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Tom Blake
Acme
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Rialto Theatre
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Lawton Carver
Marsh Guenin
Leisey
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