Elyria Box Stars Fall Short in Lorain Card at Berea
Elyria lightweights and flyweights headlined a lively amateur card in Lorain County where Bayard Leonard, Bill Parks, and Pete Gadomski all lost decisions to local rivals. Harry Hoff and Al Lumme dominated as favorites, while Johnny Sehiver and Mike Theresia pressed hard but settled for wins.
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Ernie Braden
Pees Blaha
Lorain
Agat
Qmoters
Lorein Antlers
Quee Elyria
Tiger Flowers Moore
Bayard
Leonard
Bill Parks
Moore
Dick Pinnegan
Tiger
Peter Gadomski
Tommy Macintosh
Pat Malloy
Clever Little
Johnny Malfoy
Reisals
Steve Cerne
Larainsine
Carl Fedwar
Amherst
Jim Rossa
Tames Craft
Craft
Johnny Kochan
Lorain County
Harris
St Agnes Gym Hosts Three Game Card Wednesday
St Agnes Alumni return Wednesday for a three game cage carnival at St Agnes Gym. Main event features St Agnes Alumni vs West Side All Stars with Maloney McDermott Murphy and Valerius at key spots. Curtain raiser has Blues vs Whites girls teams, and St Agnes School vs West Side Juniors in between.
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St. Agnes
West Side All Stars
Stt. Agnes
St.Agnes
West Side
Blues and Whites
AN Stars
Red” Maloney
Mac” McDermott
Speed” Murphy
Larry Valerius
Matt ‘Ortman
Fiamnt
Bud” Onros
Bob Wilson
K. C
Fiicker
Bob Dunbar
Joe Bedacs
St. Agnes-West Side
Geme
Babe Pichon
Billy Young
Blues
Dee” Hastings
Babe” Valerius
Beso
Edwards Edges Jones in Cleveland Welterweight Bout
Freddy Edwards of East Liverpool outpoints Tommy Jones of Atlanta over six rounds at the Arena. Edwards pressured for a kayo but Jones dodged and countered, preserving his chin. In a parallel prelim, Tony Scarpuzzi was stopped in three by Frankie Brasio who dominated from the start.
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Cleveland
Freddy Edwards
Canton
Frankie Brasio
City
Scarpuzzi
Great Minor League Team of 1926 featured future MLB stars
The Syracuse XII International League squad of 1926 included Pepper Martin then at second base, Don Hurst, Tony Cuccinello, Wally Roettger, Charley Gelbert, Al Grabowski, Fred Frankhouse and Hal Haid among its notable players.
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Syracuse
Torker
Pepper Martin
Don Hurst
Tony Cuccinello
Wally Roettger
Charley Gelbert
al Grabowski
Fred Frankhouse
Hal Haid
Haskell Indians Football Recalled in Prospect of School Status
The piece reflects on Haskell Institute potentially losing its college status and becoming a preparatory school with a high school ranking. It praises Haskell football for its unique identity and drama against white opponents, recalling Carlisle and notable players, and notes coaches Hanley and Dietz guiding revived teams that evoke Carlisle memories amid uncertain future.
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Haskell Indian Institute
Haskell
Oteams
Red Savage
Pioneer
United States
Lin
Slwaya
Mount Pleasant
Metoxen
Seneca
Lone Stay Dietz
Bemus Pierce
Exendine
Jim Thorpe
Gus Welch
Joe Guyon
Hawley Pierce
Frank Hudson
Pete Calac
George Gardner
Charley Johnson
Dick Hanley
Northwestern
Aroud
Witer Hanley
Diets
Levi Boys
John and Gronge
Louis Weller
Wilson Charles
Mayes McLain
Tiny Roebuck
Lawrence
Carlisle
Haskell Indians
Taskell
Cherry Ridge Opens Second Season With Improvements
Cherry Ridge begins its second season with upgrades including new locker rooms showers and ladies rest rooms. Manager Roy Miller reports the course is in splendid condition after winter renovations with over 100 tons of feeds spread on fairways and nearly a ton of bluegrass seed. The course benefits from sandy loam soil and scenic beauty as it aims for a strong banner season.
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Roy Miller
Laire
Miller
Mier
Indians Barons Open Two-Game Series Today
The Cleveland Indians travel to Birmingham for a two game set with the Barons after spring drills in New Orleans. Willis Hudlin and Mel Harder will start the opener, with Pearson and another pitcher slated to appear in the second game. Cleveland needing offense, Wes Perry’s steady pitching steadied a 4 2 win over Brooklyn as bat slump hindered the club.
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Birmingham
Ala
Cleveland Indians
New Orleans
Barons
Willis Hudlin
Mel Harder
Whele Pearson
Roghie
Meyer
Chattaganea
Reds
Cincinnati
Tuleda
Darreil Stark
Lindas
Broekys
Osevios
Vadgers
Peter
Wes Perry
Cleveland
Brooklyn
Clevelland
Macon
Dodgers
Hartford
Norfolk
Yankees
Ebbets Field
Minneapolis Millers
Columbus Bowler Nets 299 In A B C Joust
In the American Besting Congress tournament Johnny Winko of Columbus posted a near perfect 299 in the doubles. Ira Bass followed with 289 in singles as teams from New Jersey Missouri and Illinois faltered. Frechtling Dairy Hamilton Ohio 2857 and Carl Miller Chevrolets Buffalo 2944 led the 2800 class with no changes in the leaders.
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Ira Bass
Pirates Lose Star Shortstops In Memoir of Trade Losses
Eddie Montagne's tale recalls the Pirates releasing top shortstops, prompting fan backlash as fans list five major leaguers once with Pittsburgh. The piece mentions Joe Cronin Glenn Wright Hal Rhyne and Hick Bartell, and draws parallels to football noting Haskell and Sherman Indian Institute's distant football footprint.
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Pirates
Eddie Montagne
Cleveland Indians
Pittsburgh
Joe Cronin
Washington
Glenn Wright
Brooklyn
Hal Rhyne
Boston Red Sox
Hick Bartell
Philadelphia Nationals
Haskell
Carlisle
Haskell Indians
California
Boston Red Sox Poised For Miracle Rise In UL Second Flight
The 1930s era prediction notes Boston Red Sox, Detroit Tigers, St Louis Browns and Chicago White Sox as likely to stay in the lower AL ranks. Boston’s pitching strength is highlighted with MacFayden Moore and Russell leading a fresh staff. arrivals include Donahue and new veterans. Tigers hope for a bounce back with Gehringer health, while White Sox show pitching depth but weak hitting. Browns face a tough, understrength season in the same city as champions, needing seasoning to contend.
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Stularf
Camero
New York
Ifp
St. Louis Browns
Boston Red Sox
Detroit Tigers
Cavaso White Sox
Boston
Braves
Philadelphia Athletics
Sox
Ed Morris
Morris
Boston Sox
Panty MacFayden
Wiley Moore
Jack Russell
Netwcomers
Pete Ponahnee
Kansas City
Beh
Chicago White Sox
Donahue
Detroit
Tigers
Kerr
Charles Gehringer
Whit Wratt
Beaumont
Izzy Goldstein
Bucky Harris
Mark Koenig
Yankee
Chicago
White Sox
Ted Lyons
al Thomas
Pat Caraway
Vic Fraisier
Urban Taber
Blue
Hayes
Cissel
Selps
Lew Fonseca
Mel Simmons
Bruce Campbell
Browns
Lambert Speaks Before Coaches at Ohio meeting
Coaches and athletic directors from Ohio high schools and colleges gather Wednesday night to discuss recently enacted football rules changes. Dr. F. Lambert of Columbus will lead the interpretation meeting with OSU figures Ernie Godfrey and Wesley Fejer participating.
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Ats
Findeay
N. Tym
Ohio High Schools
Coalleges
Flal Lambert
Columbus
Ernie Godfrey
Wesley Fejer
Ohio State University
Stuart Holcomb
LWGT
Ohio State
Findlay College
Jat Winters
Findlay High School
Ted Turney
Keidelbers
Clyde and
Harris Lamb
Ohio Northern University
Furnitures Banquet Set for Tomorrow Evening at Dominic's
The Thomas Furnitures announce their annual banquet tomorrow at 6 20 PM at Dominic's Cuisine on 18th Street. Don Myars Lorain County prosecutor will be the speaker. Attendees include Coaches Guth Koviak Capt Ross and a long list of managers and players.
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Thomas Furnitures
Dominic's Cuisine
18Th Street
Dobrowsky Loday
Don Myars
Lorain County
Charles Guth
Tom Koviak
Fred Ross
Dobrowsky
G. Ross
Heath
Noster
Fritz
Varady
McCue
Storrer
Thomas
Grent
Tobic
Winn Re elected President of American Turf Assn
Col. Matt J. Winn was reelected president of the American Turf Association at Chicago. Senator J N Camden was reelected chairman of the board. Other officers remained in place except James C Stone Lexington Ky added to the board of directors.
Straight From the Shoulder Sports Column Tales of Fatigue and Fans
A humor filled note from a long running sports writer discusses column fatigue and the habit of relying on readers to solve puzzles, then shares reader letters about boxing purses and trainers. It mentions Edwards and December bout details, Johnny Jekowski, Alfie Taylor, and Dick Finnegan with a nod to World War II era names and quirks.
Barberton Polish National Alliance Baseball Club Reorganizes
The Barberton PN A Baseball Club reorganizes for a fifth straight season and is booking teams, aiming for more wins after last year’s seven losses in savren ten games. The roster features top amateur Barberton players. Elyria and area Class A or AA teams seeking games or information may contact Walter W. McClosky at 17616th Street, Barberton, Ohio.
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Barberton
Barberton Polish National Alliance Baseball Club
Searson
Barnes
Elyria
Walter W. McClosky
Sixteenth Street
Otlo
Mattison Chosen Ohio State Cage Captain
Howard Mattison of Erie Pennsylvania, a guard for four seasons, was chosen captain of the 1932 1933 Ohio State Buckeyes basketball team He will succeed Joe Hoffer of Youngstown as captain for the season in Columbus Ohio
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Columbus
Ohio State
Fiee
Howard Mattison
Erie
Joe Hoffer
Youngstown
Vaughnmen Favored In Berea Opening Outdoor Meet
Elyria High opens its inter-scholastic outdoor track schedule at Berea High School. Vaughnmen, led by Coach Vaughn, are favored over Garfield Heights and Berea in a three-team meet. The lineup includes Lyons, Barr, Beiter, Gene Smith, Carlson, Hallouer, Wood, Kovacs, Novotny, the Triplett brothers, Abookire, Hill, and others.
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Vaughnmen
Garfield
Berea
Vaughn
Chuck Hupp Riday
Beréa
Elyria High
Crimson Flyers
Boroa
Garfield Heights
Vaugin
Crimson
Lyons
Barr
Beiter
Gene Smith
Carlson
Hallouer
Wood
Boyson
Kovacs
Novotny
Kaminski
Carl Triplett
Innes
Bliss
Triplett
Carl
Bill
Chuck Abookire
Hill
Berea High School
Tech
Crimson Flashes
Holcomb Declares Vermilion River Open for Fishing
W F Holcomb faction relays that last night Chronicle Telegram report claiming Vermilion River closure for fishing in Lorain County is false. He states the Vermilion River remains open to fishing in Lorain and Erie counties with no closures in Erie and Ottawa counties.
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Holcomb
Vermilion River
W. F. Holcomb
Chronicle-Telegram
Lorain County
Lolcomb
Lorain
Erie
Ottawa
Schmeling Exhibition Set in Cleveland on April 20
World heavyweight champion Max Schmeling will headline a three round exhibition in Cleveland at the Cleveland Equstrium on Wednesday evening April 20. He will face a trio of opponents yet to be named in an all star boxing and wrestling show sponsored by the Lakawood Elks.
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Cleveland
Max Schmeling
Germany
Equestrium
Sehmeling
Lakawood Elks
Eagles Soccer Club Meeting Seeks Unsold Tickets
All members of the Eagles soccer club are asked to attend a meeting at Beck era Confectionery tonight. Please bring unsold dance tickets and money from last week's club dance.
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Notich
Eagles
Beckera
Spring Training News From Across Baseball Parks
United Press reports from Cincinnati Kansas City Macon Nashville Reading and Chattanooga summarize spring exhibition games and series openers. Yankees Reds Dodgers Giants Phillies White Sox Browns Braves Tigers and Athletics are mentioned with recent results and upcoming matchups across multiple cities.
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United Press
Cincinnati
Babe Ruth
Yankee
Reds
Yanks
Louisville Colonels
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Dick Finnegan
Finnegan
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Barberton Nine
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Big Stadium
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