St Marys Wins Church League Title In Narrow Margin
St Marys edged St Agnes 30 to 29 to claim the Church League crown after a playoff fray that followed a tied regular season. Pete Banick starred for St Marys with 12 points and strong floor play, while Stan Machock led St Agnes with 8 points as the champs finished 10-1.
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St. Mary’s Quint
St. Agnes
Pete Banick
Fourth Street Catholics
West Siders
St. Mary’s
Church of Christ Quint
Ernie Braden
J. Mary's
St. Mary's
Church of Christ
St. Mary
St Agnes
Chuck Wentz
Banick
Lorne Elberts
L. Elberts
Wentz
Machock
Gus Elberts
Thorugh
Frank Murkowski
Pete
Stan Machock
Terry's Relief The Giants seek Jewish ball player
The late John McGraw pursued a Jewish player for years to satisfy New York's Jewish community. Phil Weintraub, the last Jewish descent signee McGraw helped acquire, may fill that role for the Giants. Weintraub, from Chicago semi pro teams, bought from Birmingham, working as understudy to Bill Terry at first base.
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John McGraw
New York
Phil Weintraub
McGraw
Giants
Weintraub
Chicago
Birmingham
Bill Terry
Hoppe Third In Oue Meet
CHICAGO April 4 Willie Hoppe of New York placed third in the 18.2 balkline billiard championship after beating Kinney Masu yaam of Japan 400 to 260 in 16 innings. The week’s remaining five games will pair the three leaders Eric Hagenlacher of Germany, Walker Cochran of San Francisco, and Hoppe in the race for supremacy.
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Chicago
Willie Hoppe
New York
Kinney Masuyaam
Eric Hagenlacher
Germany
Walker Cochran
San Francisco
Hoppe
Chicago Icers Edge Detroit In Overtime
DETROIT April 4 11 The Chicago Blackhawks nipped the Detroit Red Wings 2 to 1 after 21 minutes of overtime in the first game of the Stanley Cup Series. The second game will be played there Thursday night with the winner of three games earning the cup.
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Detroit
Chicago Blackhawks
Detroit Red Wings
Winn Re-Elected President Of American Turf Association
In Chicago on April 4 Col. Matt M Winn of Louisville and Chicago was re elected president of the American Turf Association which runs five race tracks including Washington Park and Lincoln Fields in Chicago and Churchill Downs Latonia and Lexington in Kentucky Stuyvesant Peabody Chicago was elected vice president and Maurice L Galvine named treasurer
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Chicago
Matt 3
Louisville
American Turf Association
Washington Park
Lincoln Fields
Churchill Downs
Latonia
Lexington
Kentucky
Stuyvesant Peabody
Maurice L. Galvine
Y M C A Handball Tournament Opens
Y M C A announces the handball tournament pairings under R T Moore. Play starts immediately with matches set between Henry Ingersoll and Merritt Giles, Elmer Widnar and Jim Van Horn, John Pinkner and Paul Mortimer, George Baker and Mandy Schon, Tom Paonessa and Seward Black, and others. Matches are best of three games.
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R. T. Moore
Moore
Henry Ingersoll
Merritt Giles
Elmer Widnar
Jim van Horn
John Pinkner
Paul Mortimer
George Baker
Mandy Schon
Tom Paonessa
Seward Black
Bob Goacher
A. N. Smith
Sumner Hartwell
Paul Eager
Charles Biggs
Russ Stokier
Walter Kohn
Wayne Mortimer
Ralph Bauer
Richard Crooks
George Gould
E. J. Crisp
Earl Tomkins
Frank Hogan
Harwood Lersch
Jack Rassler
Dick Horan
Louis Ferri
Swen Nielsen
Dick Gehl
Mark
Londos Beats Chewacki For World Title In Cleveland
Jim Londos, claimant of the world heavyweight wrestling championship, pinned Chief Chewacki in 25 59 at the Equestrium last night. Sammy Stein and Dutch Heffner drew in the semi final. Promoter Walter Taylor, crowd 3 722 attendance. Net gate receipts 2744 95 dollars.
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Londos
Mat Results Br United Preas. At NEW YORK Coltecum
In New York Coltecum Hans Kampler of Germany drew with George Caira of Italy while Lewie of California threw Scotts McDougall of Canada Casey Columbde of California defeated Jack McArthur of Texas In San Francisco George Zarinof of New York defeated George Vassell of Greece Bill Legton of Vian and Nick Velkow of Bulgaria drew
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New York
Coltecum
Hans Kampler
Germany
George Caira
Itals
EA “Straegirr’ Lewie
California
Scotts McDougall
Canada
Casey Columbde
Jack McArthur
Texas
San Francisco
George Zarinof
George Vassell
Grece
Bill Legton
Vian
Nick Velkow
Bulgaria
Dunlap Breaks Course Record in North and South Amateur
Dunlap Jr., national amateur champion, carded 62 on par 71 No 2 course at Pinehurst to beat Donald Parson 7 and 4 and set a new course record. Quarterfinals loom as he aims to eliminate Jack Ryerson. other pairings listed include Lester, Lynch, Johnson, Chapman, Blue, and Wilson.
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Pinehurst
N.C
George Dunlap, Jr
Jack Ryerson
Cooperstown
N.Y
Dunlap
Donald Parson
Youngstown
Ohio
R.A. Lester
Orange
N. 1
Arthur Lynch
Mamaroneck
N. Yur
Johnny Johnson
Lumberton
N. C
Dick Chapman
Greenwich
Coun
Halbert J. Blue
Pittsburgh
Dick Wilson
Souther
Pines
Cochrane Back Directs Tigers In Game Today
Catcher manager Mickey Cochrane, recovered from an appendicitis scare, expected to direct the Detroit Tigers today against the Cincinnati Reds. Bobbing trades, lineup shifts, and infield changes accompany a busy day of major league action across several cities with notable mentions of Cubs, Giants, and Yankees personnel.
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United Press
Tampa
Fla
Mickey Cochrane
Tigers
Cincinnati Reds
Reds
Leslie Mallon
Buffalo
Jake Flowers
First Mention of Skating Saint and 1396 Injury
The earliest reference to skating as sport or locomotion ties to an injury from a fall on ice by St. Liedwig of Scheidam, Holland, in 1396. He is now called The Patroo Saint of Skating, reflecting the historic link to the practice.
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Scheidam
Holland
Golf Champ Renrs Picard Wins North and South Open
Picard, 27 year old pro from Charleston, led the Pinehurst field with a 283 to claim the North and South Open title. He received a $1,000 check and medal, and enters major professional golf contention as a leading challenger for upcoming open championships.
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Pinehurst
4. C
Picard
Charleston
Ander
Poonshins
Pin Teams Clash In Return Match Tonight
The 1. T. 8. Rubber Company city league bowling champions meet no picked St. John's Lutheran League bowlers in a return clash tonight at Columbus alleys at 8 30. St. John's recently upset the Rubber Company in a prior match rolled on their lanes.
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1. T. 8. Rubber Company
St. John's
Held Transfers crush Haserodt Jewelers in league matchup
In a St. John's Lutheran League game last night the Held Transfers defeated Haserodt Jewelers as K Block and Roy Held led with 590 and 573 series. Held posted 243 for high single, with W Schmittgen at 227 nearby as the Transfers swept all three games. In Bellefontaine Ohio, April 4, Mantie Grabil—owner of a local bowling alley—rolled the first perfect bowling score in a match game.
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Haserodt Jewelers
K. Block
Roy Held
St. John’s
Bellefontaine, O
Cleveland Indians Likely To Finish Fifth In AL
United Press reports the Cleveland Indians, stuck in fourth in the American League for four years, look slightly stronger but unlikely to reach first division. They may finish fifth behind the Senators, Yankees, Tigers, and Red Sox, with Walter Johnson starting as manager of Tris Speaker’s old club at League Park and improved pitching and batting offset by a weak infield.
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United Press
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U.P
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Tigers
Red Sox
Walter Johnson
Tris Speaker
Roger Peckinpaugh
Warriors
League Park
Municipal
Indians Face Infield Worries as Offense Aims to Improve
The Indians plan to bolster their infield by pursuing Oscar Melillo or Buddy Myer to fix second base. If not, Hal Trosky could move to first base, Hale to third, Kamm to utility, and Knickerbocker to short. The club also reshapes the squad with Boze Berger and Johnny Burnett for depth while touting a strong pitching staff led by Hildebrand, Harder and Pearson. Outfield looks improved with Vostajk and Porter back in form and Averill reunited with the shorter fence.
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Boss
Cleveland
Hale
Kamm
Johnson
Boze Berger
New Orleans
Boze
Johnny Burnett
Indians
Spying on Sports By George Stevens
Spying on Sports notes boxing icons and marriages in a column blending quirks about K O Cupid Kid McCoy Primo Carnera and Maz Barr with a golf pro appointment at Mohawk Golf. The piece offers colorful anecdotes on sport figures and personal lives, reflecting a period tone.
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George Stevens
Willian
Beatty Sammy Cage Showdown At New York Garden
In Madison Square Garden a bare cage showdown pits trainer Clyde Beatty against Sammy the 609 pound lion. Beatty, weighing 155 pounds with armor of a chair a whip and nerve, faces a supposedly tamed tiger now lion. The 19 000 seats will be empty of bands and children will watch the bout through the cage door as Beatty aims to prove Sammy has tamed himself.
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Madison Square Garden
Clyde Beatty
Sammy
Garden
Beatty
Chewacki Sued In Cleveland Ring Incident
Chief Chewacki, a rough and tumble Indian wrestler, faced a $19 damage suit filed by Mrs. Elizabeth Hornick who says she was struck in the face by a missile during a match at Cleveland. The City of Cleveland arena owner Equestrian Company and promoter Walter Taylor are named co defendants.
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Chewacki
Eliza
Beth Hornick
Chowpack
Clemland
Equesirium Company
Walter Taylor
Vines Wins Over Tilden In Columbus Match
In Columbus, Ells worth Vinez, a young Californian, defeated Bill Tilden of Philadelphia in straight sets 6-4 and 10-8 on Tuesday night as part of their professional tennis crown series. A crowd of 2,800 attended the exhibition.
Rubber Company clinches Elyria City bowling crown
The 1 T 8 Rubber Company keglers clinched the Elyria City bowling title by going 4 of 6 in a double header last evening at Knights of Columbus slides. They improve to 31 wins 11 losses for a .738 mark, with Elyria Hardware 27-12 in second. Little Brown Jugs move to fourth as Eagles drop to challenge third, needing Knights of Columbus to lose to Elyria Hardware. Bowman 618 Nagy 610 Kehnert 229 Renninger 228 highlight a night of generally low scores. Final league matches set for Thursday.
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Elyda Hardware Opposes Knights of Columbus Clash
Elyda Hardware faces the Knights of Columbus in a dispute referenced with Jackson Wall Paper meeting Welsh Funeral Home, setting a tense local confrontation among these civic and business groups in a small town context.
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Knights of Columbus
Jackson Wall Paper
Foul Shooting Tournament Opens With Three Classes
The annual YMCA foul shooting contest begins tomorrow and runs through Friday and Saturday in three classes A B and C. Class A offers 40 attempts, B 23, and C 29. Last year winners were Gus Eberts in A Stanley Davies in B and S Sleminski in C.
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Stanley Davies
Giants and Indians Set for Star Pitching Show in Cleveland
Fans in Cleveland will witness two top pitching staffs when the New York Giants meet the Cleveland Indians at League Park on April 14 and 15. Giants stars Carl Hubbell Schumacher Fitzsimmons Parmalee and Luque head a staff rated among the best, while Indians manager Walter Johnson praises his rotation led by Hildebrand Harder Pearson with veterans Clint and Lloyd Brown and promising Gatehouse and Lee.
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Southern Association
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Pearson
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McLarnin Must Defend Welter Title or Vacate
New York April 4 Jimmy McLarnin welterweight champion must sign within 30 days to defend his title against Bep Van Klaveren of Holland or have the title vacated. The New York boxing commission notified McLarnin’s manager Pop Foster yesterday. Foster said he would not be forced into such a match.
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Jimmy, McLarnin
Chamepion
Bep van Klaveren
Holland
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McLarnin
Pop Foster
Foster
Capital U Baseball Schedule Announced
Columbus April 4. Three veterans and a group of sophomores begin Capital University's 1934 baseball season. Schedule includes Otterbein April 21 and May 5 at Otterbein with Denison, Kenyon, Muskingum games scattered through April to June. Alumni.
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Foundation
Capital University
Capital
Otterbein
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Kenyon
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Guerin Pretzels Girls Basketball Meeting To Measure Jackets
Members of the Guerin Pretzels girls basketball team are asked to meet at the home of Man ter Herman Klein at 239 West Street at 7 30 tonight to be measured for jackets.
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Guerin Pretzels
Manater Herman Klein
West Street
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