Eagles Triumph Over Barons 18-1 In City League Clash
Cleveland Indians hitters Hodapp and Averill powered an 18-1 rout of the Birmingham Barons in the first of a two game series in Birmingham Alabama. Hodapp belted a home run two triples and a single while Averill topped with two homers a triple and a single driving in 12 of 18 Tribe runs.
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Birmingham Barons
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Hodapp
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Redskins
Mel Hardest
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Yeach
Hudlin
Joe Vosmik
Nivel
Fields Knocks Out Jarrell in Dayton Bout
Jackie Fields of Chicago welterweight champion knocked Pee Wee Jarrell of Fort Wayne in the fourth round of a scheduled ten round non title bout here Tuesday night. Fields weighed 150 pounds to Jarrell's 148. Maxie Kashover won an eight round decision over Henry Beatty. In the preliminaries Tony Lombardo drew with Joe Lawrence in a 145 pound bout and Babe Darn drew with Red Duffy in 108.
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Iles
Jackie Fields
Chicago
Pee Wee Jarrell
Fort Wayne
Ind
Fields
Jarrell
Maxie Kashover
Cincinnati
Henry Beatty
Tony Lombardo
Toledo
Joe
Lawrence
Tyaston
Babe Darn
Red Duffy
Greenville
Softball Teams Battle to 10-10 Tie in Season Opener
The Up and Up softball squad tied the Lorain Cardinals 10-10 in Highland Park in the opener. Lorain opened with eight runs, but Joe Ross held them to six hits while Pat Watson led the offense with four hits in six at bats.
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Lorain Cardinals
Cardinals
Joe Ross
Port City
Pat Watson
John Soja
Sanitary
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Watson
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Kruss
Ross
Adam
Legty
Guts
Clay
Savoldi Wins In Cleveland Ring Upset
In Cleveland, Joe Savoldi, ex Notre Dame football star, defeated Drama Ostopovtch in 29 minutes. Savoldi employed a flying buttress move to stun his opponent, who collapsed briefly from a supposed illness and required attendants to assist.
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Agiol
Joe
Savoldi
Notre Dame
Phar Lap Dies Elusive Wonder Horse Known Across Australia
United Press report from Memlo Park recalls Phar Lap the famed Australian horse bought for 800 and later earning 500000. The horse collapsed after a life marked by record wins including the Melbourne Cup and Futurity Stakes, while owner Davis and trainer Warry Telford mourn the loss and reflect on the animal’s extraordinary career.
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Australia
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Uackmoharsh
Ted
Hss
Los Angeles
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Bobby
Peri
Wow Sysen
Dimpatfalle
Qacer
Wables
Tel
Srams
Mere
Davis Phar
Pal
Manina
Middle West
Detroit Keglers Roll Into 4th In Standings
Detroit bowling teams contend in the American Bowling Congress event with Hi-Speed Gas of Detroit holding fourth after a 2987 score. Names and results span Verifmne Ice Cream Milwaukee to J Resch Son Co Youngstown and others, with multiple events and top finishers listed amid scattered, dilapidated text.
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Fort Warne
Ind. Jackson
Micc
Sytacuse
Toledo
Washington
Court House
Ohio
American Bowling Congress
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Verifmne Ice Cream
Milwauker
Joe Voss
Chicago
Baseball Training Camp News From Multiple Cities
United Press reports from Macon to Knoxville detail early season matchups and lineups. Dodgers consider cuts in Macon as Johnny Krider and Phil Gallivari join Hartford plans. Giants begin a four game set with Detroit in Illinois and Jersey City follow ups. Yankees visit Indianapolis for a game with the Indian club after edging the Reds 5 to 4. Phillies edge A’s. Reading and Princeton results noted. Browns play Nashville after beating Chattanooga. White Sox at Louisville series. Orioles host Braves in Baltimore. Empire State and Knoxville notes conclude the circuit with Washington Senators in Tennessee.
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United Press
Macon
Max Carey
Dodgers
Hartford
Brooklyn
Paul Richards
Johnny Krider
Phil Gallivari
Dougherty Leads Rifle Club Marksmen Show Strong Score
Dougherty, team captain, coached the lite Cry Rifle Club at last evenings meet. He registered a great score of 194 out of 255 and led the squad. The local club prepares for a map with Steamore Hill Fl Club in Cleveland next Thursday.
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Dougherty
Ave
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Cleveland
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Last Oigh’s
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Adams
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Johnson
Radde
West Side Blues To Practice Tonight
The Elyma A 4 softball team, formerly the West Side Blues, held a practice at Roosevelt High School at 6:00 this evening. Manager Clarence Stuckey announced tryouts for last season’s team and others are requested to attend. Zlatkowsk, a former Ril mine and Holy Cross actor, is listed to play with the Blues.
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Wis
Roosevel Ehnol
Clarencee Stuckey
Eam
Ine Zlatkowsk
Rilmine
Holy Cross
Three Cornered Race In A L Loop In 1931 Previews
In a three cornered race the American League title appears open among the Athletics Yankees and Senators. Walter Johnson's Senators loom as a potential third place team while lefty Grove and Earnshaw anchor the A's with a potent attack around Williams at short and Crosetti and Saltzman in the infield. The Yankees rely on Ruth Gehrig and new infielders Saltzaver and Lazaro to bolster a hopeful power surge.
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Senators
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St. Paul
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George Earnshaw
Iach Williams
Frank Crosetti
Jack Sattzwaer
Crosetti
Saltazgaver
Lin Lary
Saltagaver
Tony Lazazor
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Twins
Babe Ruth
Lou Gehrig
Gehrig
Washington
Jor Kuhel
Joe Judge
Carl Reynolds
Sam Rice
Monte Weaver
Baltimore
Cleveland Indians
Wes Ferrell
Tribe
Ferrell
Indians
Eddie Montague
Roger Peckinpaugh
Joe Boley
A’s
Montague
French Attempts To End Burns Streak Tonight
Heavyweight Navy champion Prank French fights Jack Burns in Lorain for two out of three falls at the Moose Coliseum. Burns, undefeated in Lorain, relies on the leg lock while French uses arm locks and body scissors. other bouts feature Dombroski Kohler Jacobson and Toso with two colored fighters Johnson and Moose Face in a lively card.
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French
Navy
Hfe
Jack
Cyclone
Burns
Kansas Cary
Lorain
Ja Proppler
Coliseum
Kansas City
Ieek
Walter Logan
Hig Net
Bruna Dombroski
Loraya
Oscar Kohler
Elyria
Pittsburgh
Kohler
Oruno
Wild Bui Jacobson
Wild Bill Jacobson
Dombroski
Alex Toso
Toso
Jacobson
Harry Johnson
Bull Neck
Moose Face
John
Eagles Sign New Player for Local Club
The Eagles junior club met at Hecker's Confectionery to plan a smother dance, likely April 29 at the Eagles Wall. A game next Sunday with the National Tuhe Old Timers is being discussed, with no firm arrangements yet. Fred War joins the club, bringing soccer experience to aid the Birdmen.
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Hecker
Fred War
Mahoning Valley
Tsar
Leafs Whip Rangers In Stanley Cup Opener
New York April 6 Leafs star youngster Corward foils doubts by guiding the Toronto Maple Leafs to a 6 4 victory over the New York Rangers in the opening game of the Stanley Cup series. Leafs now favored to win the cup.
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Corward Foc
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New York Rangers
Ely Stadium Opens Spring Drills Amid Busy Athletics
Ely High School spring activities at Ely Stadium begin with outdoor baseball drills led by Coach Roy Clymer. The Crimson team hosts Clearview in an early game as spring inter-class meets wrap up, while W L Vaughn's squad tunes up for a triangular meet with Garfield Heights and Berea. Spring grid drills start today with equipment issued to many candidates under coaches A N Smith Carl Smith and Dave Eaton. Great Britain has played a leading part in the development of South American commerce.
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Ely Stadium
Roy Clymer
Crimson Niine
Clearview
W. L. Vaughn
Cludes
Garfield Heights
Berea
A. N. Smith
Carl Smith
Dave Eaton
Ellis And Nagy Lead Birdmen To Three Straight Wins
Ellis and Nagy propelled the Birdmen as they routed the Maples in a late season City League bowling match at Knights of Columbus lanes. The win left both teams tied for first with 42 wins and 21 losses, prize money split before the match, and high scores reaching 269 and 348 as the season closes with a banquet at St Paul’s.
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Maxies
Elks
Knights of Columbus
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Ellis
George Bohn
St. Paul's
Indians Open Season With Morgan At First Base Dream
Cleveland Indians enter spring training in New Orleans with Morgan favored to win the first base job after strong showings in drills. Eddie Montague battles for shortstop while Burnett and Hodapp contend for second base. Bluffs Bluffton College hosts the Northwest Conference Track and Field Meet on May 28 with Bowling Green, Findlay, Defiance, and Bluffton participating.
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Pehrauary
Inddue Morgan
Bruce
Connarsay
Rockist
Sachet
Sone Persicae
Roger Peckinpaugh
Morgan
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Morvan
Eddie Montague
Redskins
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Hodayn
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Inll
Hodapp
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Bluffton College
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Bowling Green
Findlay
Defiance
Bluffton Colleges
Roofers Defeat Nativities 32-24 in Amherst game
The Nabakowski Roofers defeated the Lorain Nativities 32 to 24 on the Amherst floor to claim Lorain County semi champions. Gormies and Hatton led the Roofers with nine points each as the team outscored the Nativities in the second half and captured the victory.
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Amuerst
Vjnil
Fatieh
Nabakowski
Lorain County
Lorain Nativities
Amherst
Evenne Geuttd
Gormies
Hatton
Jared
Carch
Treie
Nabakowsk
Roofer
Baetz
Holuichy
St Agnes Juniors Set Meeting For Thursday Evening
St Agnes Juniors manager Joe Bedocs has called a team meeting in the church basement for Thursday evening at o'clock sharp. Plans for the upcoming season will be discussed. Attendees asked to present include Al Anderuski M Baer Bob Blair Jim Boylan Jack Cullin Bud Monroe Leroy Kemper Jim Flicker Gene Myers Frank Murkowski and Jim Forfman.
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St. Agnes Juniors
al Anderuski
M. Baer
Bob Blair
Jim Boylan
Jack Cullin
Bud Monroe
Leroy Kemper
Jim Flicker
Gene Myers
Frank Murkowski
Jim Forfman
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