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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1933
Page
8
Fisher Foods and Anchorians of Lorain dominate the all tournament selections with Anchorians earning three spots and Foods two. Named from Anchorians are Horkay Goodsite and Arthrell.
A compiled list shows Class A teams Anchorians Fisher Foods and Nabak Roofers with players Horkay Dunlap Ducar Jenkins Croodsite Skolnicki Arthrell McConihe Darek Sharp. Class B line includes St Pauls Oberlin Royalists Amherst Bus Men Lorain Dairies St Agnes and Lorain Dairies players Pesti Kohlmyer Blazina plus others.
Ducar and McConihe are honored for Fisher Food on the first team. The Anchorians and Foods secure four of five spots on the second team with Dunlap Skolnicki and Darek from Foods and Jenkins from Anchorians. Sharp of Amherst Nabakowski Roofers fills the fifth second team slot.
Columbus April 5 Ohio pinsters from Zanesville Canton Mt. Vernon Lorain Findlay Marion and Columbus compete in the American Bowling Congress tournament tonight. Notable scores include Erie Parri s billiard team 1113 single game and 2854 three game total. Harry Guarnieri Ashtabula 686 top individual.
Cleveland boxer Jimmy Vaughn won a sensational ten round decision against Chicago featherweight Paul Dazzo at the Coliseum. Vaughn, two years out of amateur ranks, rallied in the late rounds to claim seven rounds. He was floored by Dazzo but later knocked Dazzo down with a right. Babe Dunning defeated Larry Madge in the semi final. Lawless and his manager faced suspension for failure to appear.
The Middle Atlantic Baseball League finally organized as an eight club circuit in Wheeling West Virginia with Dayton Springfield Zanesville Charleston Huntington Beckley Wheeling and Johnstown posting forfeit bonds to begin the 1933 season amid a pending legal dispute. Owners plan to meet next Sunday to adopt the schedule sure to follow.
Horkay led the Anchorians with 50 points across three games earning high scoring honors, backed by Ducar with 35 points. Goodsite starred as center, while Arthrell and McConihe anchored the guards with McConihe named honorary captain. Class B and C selections praised Amherst, Elyria, Lorain Oakwood M Dairies, and Oberlin Royalists with multiple players honored.
Quarter final bouts concluded with thirteen more matches. Semis to be decided today. Notable clashes included Myers versus Seibert with Myers rallying to win, and Gutowski over Gezunterman in a grudge tilt. Other winners: Cross over Machock, Murkowski technical KO over Hullman, Jackson over Storm, Dean over Strock, and several weight class victories led by Carter, Herald, Bierek, Warenstein, Graber, Draper, Anderson, and Shapiro.
Max Baer showcased power in Denver exhibition bouts knocking out two heavyweights. He toyed with Sam Greer for one round before stopping him, then faced Willie Midivitch who outweighed him by 200 pounds and was knocked out in the second round.
The meeting ended early today after a brief session with limited public testimony and quick approvals. Officials did not release detailed minutes but noted progress on agenda items and upcoming hearings.
The Tri County baseball league holds its first reorganizational meeting tonight in Lorain Municipal Courtrooms under president Jesse Hamman and secretary Rudy Ebinger. Fourteen teams from Lorain Huron and Erie counties are invited to attend as preliminary details are set to be worked out. The session begins at 7 9 G t u V.
Freddie Miller the N B A featherweight champion from Cincinnati won a lopsided 10 round decision over Cecil Payne the Kentucky Colonel from Louisville in Los Angeles. Miller swept eight rounds and split the third as Payne swung wildly throughout the fight signed with the aim of keeping his title against the challenger.
Covington April 5 Paul Thode of Covington knocked out Patsy Vanover of Louisville in the third round and Pete Leno of Cincinnati defeated King Brady the Florida lightweight champion in eight rounds in the double feature last night. Jimmy Neal of Cincinnati beat Cliff Cassidy of Dayton in six rounds.
The Brooklyn Dodgers boast their strongest pitching staff in years led by Walter Beck and Ray Benge with a deep rotation including Lefty O Doul Hack Wilson and Max Carey’s infield. Manager Carey aims to spark a pennant run as Autumn previews 1952 season with solid defense and veterans in key roles.
Delaware April 5 The Ohio Wesleyan Ohio University track meet set for April 15 will be held in Delaware instead of Athens. The floods damaged Ohio University’s track, prompting the move. The winner remains a Buckeye Conference contender alongside Miami University.
Henry McLemore explains Thomas Kearney's 35 to 1 Ladysman bet and two race parley odds. He analyzes Derby and Preakness odds, noting past double winners Sir Barton Gallant Fox and Burgoo King, and warns that mispriced bets risk loss in this open field.
New York Rangers beat the Toronto Maple Leafs 5 to 1 in Madison Square Garden to take a 1-0 lead in the Stanley Cup final. Cecil Dillon scored two goals and added an assist for the Rangers, reaching a playoff record with nine points in the post-season, as New York dominates the opener and heads to Toronto for game two next Saturday.
Baseball exhibition results list games with scores such as Boston over Brooklyn 7 5 and New York 13 Nashville 6. Detroit topped Chattanooga 6 to 5 in ten innings, St Louis over Birmingham 7 3, New Orleans 8 Cleveland 2, and Washington 16 Knoxville 6. Other scores include St Louis 9 Osceola Indians 1 and Chicago 4 Pittsburgh 1.
The discussion notes a chance he might gain a Preakness post with odds better than 3 to 1, highlighting betting interest and possible entry.
Boxing inaugurates at EHS under Roy Clymer. Preliminary bouts conclude tomorrow as nearly a hundred boys enter the gym for tomorrow’s foul shooting contest and Friday’s finals. Scarlet fever hit Kennie Rennie, sidelining him from track and football prospects.
In New York Sam Stew faced opponents including Mike Poland Paul Boesch Jack Washburn and Sam Cordovano with others from New York California and Finland in a series of draws and matchups featuring Joe Komar Marin Plestina Sid Westrich Gene Bruce Steve Znosky and Herb Freeman in a dense card of results
Seniors win the outdoor inter class track meet at Ely Stadium with 110 points, Juniors second at 64 1 2, Sophomores third with 32 1 2. Lenny Hill dominates with top honors indoors and outdoors, setting a discus mark unofficial at 112 feet 10 inches. Yost and Novotny score for the Junior and Senior squads.
Joe Kirkwood, famed Australian trick shot golfer, earns first prize after victory in Pinehurst North and South tournament. He carded 282 for 72 holes while Dick Degener of Michigan defends his national high board diving title in New York. Degener remains the leading collegiate diver.
In Los Angeles Freddie Ali and Cetil Payne face Johnny Ramirez in a 10 round non title bout. Payne wins by decision with a 144 1-2 to 144 1-2 scoring note and Kranberg listed in results.
The report records bouts in Los Angeles with multiple outcomes. Max Tarler fought Sammy Goldman to a draw while Joe Martin and Henry Aguirre scored knockouts in separate weight classes.
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