Lorain Teams Fail to Place in A B C Tournament
Hi-Speed Gas and Woodland Lodge Knights of Pythias No 226 from Lorain competed in the American Bowling Congress tournament in Columbus but failed to win money. Hi-Speed Gas totaled 2 673. Knights 2 639 after a rough first game of 777. Johnny Jenkins led the Knights with a 611 series, while Johnny Banick of Elyria posted 520 in all events.
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Woodland Knights of Pythias
Jenkins
Banick
Columbus
Hi-Speed Gas
Woodland Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Knights
Johnny Jenkins
The
Johnny Banick
Elyria Pinster
Tri-County Baseball League meeting eyed a nine to ten team race
Lorain officials reported a league reorganization with nine teams represented led by President Jesse Hamman. Managers discussed entry and forfeit fees and arbitration rules as teams from Elyria Oberlin Lorain and Norwalk lined up for a May 8 season start, with no clear favorite.
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Ernie Braden
Tri-County Baseball League
Lorain Municipal
Jesse Hamman
Barney Bittner
Grafton Bittner Grocers
John Santa
Lorain Hungaria Democrats
Don Sellinger
Norwalk Keller News
J. L. Brown
Kipton Merchants
Herb Barry
Lorain Cardinals
EH Radovich
Uhertin Eli Billiards
Plyria Merchants
Elyria Troxels
Huron Merchants
Tri-County League
Arbitration Board
Rudy Ebinger
Oberlin Eli Billiards
Elyria Merchants
Ripton Merchants
Grafston Bittner Grocers
Eli Radovich
Oberlin
Radovich
Lorain Pennzoils
Pennzoils
Elyria
Elyria High Track Opens Season Facing Avon and Berea
Elyria High opens its 1933 track season tomorrow afternoon at home in a triangular meet with Avon and Berea. The Crimson may be short-handed due to Benton’s ineligibility and Lyons illness. Expected scorers include Shapiro Belter Hill Metcalf Triplett Brown Novotny Yost and Cliff Smith with relay rosters not yet announced as Vaughn notes those events are weaker for the team.
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Elyria High
Avon
Berea
Waughmen
F. A. Scammeon
Crimson
Benton
Lyons
Vaughn
Shapiro
Belter
Hill
Metcalf
Triplett
Brown
Novotny
Yost
Cliff Smith
Elyria
Phin Guthrie
Eidh
Sandusky
I. B.S
Bay City
Ing
Eh Lorain
BCS
Elyr
Uoan iv
Duer
W. L. Vaughn
Aces Dominate Engineers in Cherry Ridge Ping-Pong Night
The Aces won all six matches against the Engineers in a Cherry Ridge league ping-pong meeting last evening. Result leaves league leadership unchanged as Bell Clothiers retain top spot.
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The
Aces
Engineers
Bell Clothiers
Evens and Odds in Early Exhibition Row of City Matches
A packed display lists multiple exhibition results featuring teams like Baltimore Philadelphia New York Boston Newark Detroit Atlanta St Louis and others. Scores vary with several close games and reversals across venues.
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Suited Press
Baltimores
Brooklsn
Washington
Boston
Cincinnati
New York
Chattanooga
Philadelphia
Newark
Detroit
Atlanta
Louisville
St. Louis
West Plains
Albany
Two Leaders and Firms Named Across National Meet Listings
A garbled list shows numerous names and organizations linked to a conference or event in 1986, including Fiaig Opticians Coving Kr Radnar Undertakers and Coca Cola tied entries. Other entries reference Madison Gas & Electric Cleveland WHR Youngstown St Louis and various individuals such as Aunker Benkeavie Novitski Bartek and Winteen.
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Fiaig Opticians
Coving
Kr Radnar Undertakers
Cleve- Tat Etlocontests Oeato
Young Coca Cola
Dettroit Hin Ouboard
Cleve
Aladison Gas & Electric
Eon
Wis
Madiate
Yman G. Aunker
F. Benkeavie
Ail
D. Knapp
St. Louis
A. Novitski
J. Bartek
Hazle- Tote
E H S Boxing Finals Postponed Amid Track Meet
The intra mural boxing finals at E H S are postponed due to a triangular track meet at Ely Stadium tomorrow. Athletic Director Roy Clymer said finals may be canceled because of conflicting spring events as spring vacation begins and football practice starts next week.
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Ely Stadium
Roy Clymer
Clymer
Avon to Organize Baseball Team Tonight
Avon Ohio April 6 a town hall meeting is set for 7 30 pm to organize a Avon baseball team for the proposed independent league with teams from Lorain and Cuyahoga counties. Local businesses have donated uniforms as interest runs high in forming a winning team.
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Avon, O
Avon Village
Lorain
Cuyahoga
Avon
Return to legality of amber foam sparks bowling recollections
Historian Lee Stanley recalls early bowling in saloon alleys It contrasts smoke filled low ceiling halls with modern bright venues and notes great old time bowlers in prewar days. He highlights conditions, apparel, and style of play, urging appreciation of progress in the sport.
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Hullch
Lee Stanley
William Ritt
Central Press
Stanley
Yanks Favored To Win 1933. Giants Struggle In NL
The Yankees are favored as Joe McCarthy keeps the pennant winners intact with new young talent adding depth. The Giants face a tougher climb in the National League with two reliable pitchers Carl Hubbell and Fred Fitzsimmons and a shaky supporting cast as Bill Terry reshapes the lineup and hopes for revival.
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Yankees
Joe McCarthy
New Yorks
McCarthy Crew
Charley Devens
Harvard
Don Brennan
Fred Walker
Yankee
Bill Werber
Frank Crosetti
Babe Ruth
Joe Sewell
Tony Lazzeri
New York
Giants
Carl Hubbell
Fred Fitzsimmons
Bill Terry
Bill Shores
Ray Starr
Herman Bell
Adolfo Luque
Glenn Spencer
Harold Schumacher
Mel Ott
Joe Moore
George Davis
Len Koenecke
Indianapolis
Gus Mancuso
Frank Hogan
Terriers
Bill the Boss
Hughia Cruz
Johnny Verger
Travis Jackson
Tie
Cherry Ridge to Open April 15 Weather Permitting
Roy Miller operator of Cherry Ridge public golf course announced that the West River Road links are tentatively set to formally open on Saturday April 15 if weather permits. Storms left the course in poor condition and workers are restoring it for the opening.
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Roy Miller
Cherry Ridge Public Golf Course
West River Road Links
Miller
Old Man Championship Stingy To Elyria Crimson Cinder Teams
Old Man Championship stingy to Elyria Crimson Cinder teams as Elyria High track dominance resurfaces in early 20th century recounts. The piece notes Elyria titles in 1916 1920 1921 1925 and 1926 with coach W L Vaughn and records from Little Big Six era.
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Elyria Crimson Cinder
Frank Walend
Elyria High
Lorain High
Pur
Elyria
Fremont
Evening Telegram
Chronicle-Telegram
Lorain
Oberlin
Norwalk
Percy Munns
Frasnes
Collier
Flashes
Hallauer Beats Coniam In Elyria High Boxing Battle
Tom Hallauer defeated Paul Coniam in the 145 pound semis of Elyria High intramural boxing. Hallauer dominated with inside fighting to earn the verdict in a fast paced bout.
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Tom Hallauer
Paul Coniam
Elyria
Hallauer
Bob Jackson
Mitter
Bill Jones
Jackson
Jones
Hi Speeds Practice Report for Hi Speed Team
Hi Speed softball team members listed are asked to report at Gates School diamond tomorrow at 4 PM for an important practice. Members not reporting will be dropped from the team. For game requests call 39 041 between 5 59 and 6 30.
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Hispeed
Gates School
Pawlikowski
MM. Pawlikowski
J. Davis
H. Davis
V. Papp
G. Papp
J. Noga
J. Starball
J. Flicker
D. Bliss
B. Zlatkowski
B. Horvath
Joe Zlatkowski
F. Filimon
Public Links Players Expanded Entry In Cleveland Area
Ray Miller of Cherryhills and I T Whitmore of Ridgewood pushed through a change at the Hermit Club in Cleveland. The Cleveland District Golf Association raised the eligible public links players for its two major events from 12 to 18. The decision was adopted by the executive committee of the Public Links Operators Association of Northern Ohio.
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Ray Miller
Cherryhidse
I. T. Whitmore
Ridgewood
Harder Hurls Against Barons
In Irminghart Alabama on April 6 the Cleveland Indians prepared to face the Birmingham Barons in an exhibition game. Manager Peckinpaugh indicated Wes Harder would start on the mound after illness during spring training in New Orleans.
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Irminghart
Ala
Cleveland
New Orleans
Firmingham Barons
Peckinpaugh
Wes Harder
Indians
Harder
Peckinnaugh
Wrestling results at Coniam show weight class upsets
In the 155 pounds division Stacey Jezewski won by default over Chuck Cluley. At 170 pounds and over Frank Murkowski defeated John Gutowski while Bob Jackson beat Bil Jones. Carl Dodsley technical knockout Art Horvath (2).
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Emerson Smith
Gene Graber
Harry Shapiro
Kaye
Dick Anderson
Tommy Dean
Gene Myers
Hubie Herald
Hugh Cross
Stan Machock
John Talarsky
Tom Hallauer
Pay
Stacey Jezewski
Chuck Cluley
Carl Dodsley
Hire Pinster Leads A B C In Bowling Tourney Score
Ohio bowler Karl Hewitt of Erie surged to a 724 in the individual event as Columbus and nearby teams chased top marks in the American Bowling Congress tournament. Canton's Sam Flush and Mille posted high scores, while Dan Burden and Oscar Lanzar led doubles with 1262.
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Columbus
Llo
American Bowling Congress
Eas
Dayton
Goodyear Wende
Mevertre Cream
Buffalo
N. Y
Joefferson Floters
Dallas
Tex
J. M. Potter Mill
Akron
Mansfield
Carl Johnson
Bria
Dan Burden
Oscar Lanzar
Lancaster
Ohio
Burden
Indians Open 1933 Season Against Detroit Next Wednesday
Manager Peck hopes for a strong showing as Niness recovers from a two week training break. If he pitches well this afternoon, Peck will be satisfied with the pitching staff. The Indians start the season against Detroit next Wednesday.
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Niness
Peck
Indians
Detroit
Bittners Hold First Diamond Drill Sunday
Graf ton Bittner Grocers plan their first practice of the season Sunday at 2:30 PM weather permitting. Reported players include Phelps George Lawson Norman Lawson Nick Smith Bishop Stickradt Bement Kelley Mc Neal Rothgert Hall Arndt Szmania Carpenter Carine Bradley Knechtges and any other tryouts. Manager Barney Bittner urges all hopefuls to attend as every position is open. The team joins the Tri County Baseball League this season.
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Grafton Bittner Grocers
Phelps
George Lawson
Norman
Bob Lawson
Nick Smith
Bishop
Stickradt
Bement
Kelley
McNeal
Rothgert
Hall
Arndt
Szmania
Carpenter
Carine Bradley
Knechtges
Barney Bittner
Grocers
Tri-County Baseball League
Gurney and Forbes Set For Lorain Ping Pong Final
Dr M H Forbes advances with a bye into the Lorain County ping pong final after a straight set win in the quarter final. Don Gurney defeats Joe Kocsis in four games then overpowers John Wojtowicz to reach the final. Sauer’s upset over Al Mason notes the earlier rounds.
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M. H. Forbes
Don Gurney
Lorain County
Forbes
Gurney
Joe Kocsis
John Wojtowicz
A. B. Sauer
Sauer
al Mason
Paddock Picks Cherry Ridge’s Toughest Holes Four and Nine
Harold Paddock of Mereland Hills selected an all-star layout from semi private clubs in the Cleveland District. He named Cherry Ridge holes four and nine as the toughest in the set.
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Cherry Ridge
Harold Paddock
Mereland Hills
Cleveland
Paddock
All Stars to Meet Jefferson Flashes Saturday
The All Stars will play the Jefferson Flashes Saturday morning at Jefferson Field. The All Stars are set for the contest with emphasis on early kickoff and field readiness.
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All Stars
Jefferson Flashes
Jefferson Field
Local league seeks entrants through notices
A newly organized league invites teams to enter by writing to Bill Wissing er at the corner of Adams and Bell or by calling George Todgham at 41 751 for entry information and registration.
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Bill Wissinger
Adams
Bell
George Todgham
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