Ohio University and Wesleyan Favored In Loop Ball Title
Ohio University and Ohio Wesleyan enter the Buckeye Conference race as co favorites to win the 1937 baseball crown. Peden’s Bobcats show strong pitching led by Reis with support from Harrilla and others, while Wesleyan rebuilds its infield around Thomas and Hulsbeck. Openers set for Friday at Athens and Saturday at Cincinnati.
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Ohio University
Wesleyan
Olumbus
U. P
Buckeye
Ohio Wesleyan
Ohio U
Bobcats
Don Peden
al Burazio
Tiltonville
Tony Reis
Cleveland
Ernie Harrilla
Youngstown
Ohio
Erskine
Clemson
University of Georgia
Marysville
Lincoln Memorial
Buckere
Athens
University of Dayton
Ray Detrick
Don Mewhart
Ernie Talos
Joe Whalen
Mehart
Talos
Whalen
Johnny McAdams
Dick Cameron
Derrick
Lou Banks
Oak Park
Ill
Roger Lockwood
Fred Schroeder
Thomas Hurling Star
West Virginia University
Thomas
Hulsbeck
University of Cincinnati At Cincinnati
Dressen Sets Reds Batting Order for Opening Season
Cincinnati Reds manager Charley Dressen has fixed the lineup for the pending National League season in Daytona Beach. Cuyler leads off as Curler recovers, with Mini Rogues Jimmy outlaw or Lew Riggs at second, Goodman third, Sarsella clean-up, Weintraub fifth, Lombardi sixth, Gelbert seventh, Myere eighth, and the pitcher ninth.
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Daytona Beach
Fla
Charley Dressen
Cincinnati Reds
Rochester
Reds
St. Louis Cardinals
Dressen
Cuyler
Kiki
Cincinnati
Alex Kampouris
Jimmy Outlaw
Lew Riggs
Kal Goodman
Les Scarsella
Phil Weintraub
Ernie Lomphardi
Charley Gelbert
Kampouris
Ae Myere
Ast
Machine Foundry tops Grinding Room in Bowling League
The Machine Foundry defeated the Grinding Room two games to one in a Fox Furnace Company league match at Temple alleys. Seagraves of Grinding Room rolled 548 for high series, with Ross Aungst of Machine Foundry close at 546.
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Machine Foundry
Fox Furnace Company
Temple
Seagraves
Ross Aungst
Sweeney
Chervenka
Standings from Five-Nan Event in Syracuse
The results show Eckhart and Becker Brewing Co. of Detroit at 2045, St. Thomas Philadelphia 2977, and other top teams in doubles led by DeBridget and Smith of New York with 1807. Singles leaders include E Soest of Santa Monica and W Knox of Philadelphia with around 700s to 1900s points. The list names teams and players from multiple cities including Detroit New York Chicago Philadelphia and Utica.
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A. C
Syracuse
N. Y
Eckhart and Becker Brewing & Co
Detroit
St. Thomas
Philadelphia
ML DeBridget
J. Smith
New York
W. Freitag
Ll. Levine
Chicago
Caeee
Eruwee
Rusell
C. Musil
Lyons
E. Soest
Santa Monica
Cal
W. Knox
Z. Garbarino
Middletown
A. Carey
Belleville
Mich
M. DeBridget
W. Cliffe
Utica
N.Y
Joe Louis Rests Before June 22 Bout
Chicago April 7 Joe Louis plans two weeks rest before training for the June 22 bout with Jimmy Braddock. Co manager Julian Black says Louis may go to West Baden Indiana or Hot Springs Arkansas for a rest after a month long barnstorming tour.
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Chicago
Joe Louis
Jimmy Braddock
Julian Black
Louis
West Baden
Ind
Hot Springs
Ark
London shoppers resume work week with food and clothes
The Board of Trade reports January retail trading showed millions more spent than a year earlier as people bought food and clothing when returning to work. The write up notes outlandish historical views on German and Italian industrial potential, now seen as amusing in today’s heat.
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London
Board of Trade
Falcaro To Bow At A B C Tonight
Joe Falcaro of New York, former world match game champion, will headline the American Bowling Congress tournament with the George Washington Hotel team. He has 37 perfect games in 30 years and retired as undefeated champion years ago. The Philadelphia district dominates tonight's schedule. St. Thomas of Philadelphia placed third in last night’s leaders.
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New York
Joe Falcaro
American Bowling Congress
George Washington
Falcaro
Philadelphia
St. Thomas
P. J.'s Bar and Grill
Erie
Will Cliffe
Utica
N. Y
Lou Mandell Seeks Break With Brooklyn Dodgers
Chicago prospect Lou Mandell, known for wild talk and brash confidence, tries out in Florida camps hoping for a Dodgers berth. He boasts improved speed and power, claims to outshine rivals, but faces blunt rejection from Grimes and skepticism from House of David boss Lou Murphy.
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York
Lou Mandell
Florida
Lou
Paul Waner
Dizzy Dean
Brooklyn
Mandell
Clearwater
Grimes
B. Grimes
Dodger
Judge Landis
al Simmons
Joe Cronin
Chicago
White Sox
Cubs
Charlie Grimm
Murphy
Frank Winchell
Tampa Terrace
Jon
Sailor
Elyria Hardware Softball Team Holds Evening Practice
The Elyria Hardware softball team will hold a practice tonight at 6 o'clock on the Hamilton diamond. All team members are asked to be present.
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Elyria Hardware
Hamilton Diamond
Indians Edge Giants Increase Series Margin
The Indians defeated the Giants 8 7 in a ninth inning rally at Tyler Texas to sweep the series lead to 5 0. Earl Averill Hal Trosky and Roy Weatherly homered and doubled as Cleveland tallied three in the ninth to turn a 7 5 deficit into a win. Johnny Allen and Tom Drake pitched for the Indians while Clyde Castellan Frank Gabler started for the Giants.
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Shawnee
Okla
Cleveland Indians
New York Giants
Cleveland
Giants
Tyler
Tex
Indians
Clyde Castleman
Frank Gabler
Earl Averill
Hal Trosky
Averill
Boze Berger
Roy Weatherly
Bil Sullivan
Gabler
Trosky
Salters
Berger
Roy Weathery
Johnny Allen
Tom Drake
Allen
Drake
Dickey Out With Bruised Finger For Yankees
New York Yankees catcher Bill Dickey will miss today's game against the Ft Worth Texas League Club due to a bruised finger. The Yankees assigned pitcher Jim Tobin catcher Bill Baker and outfielder Ernie Kay to Oakland of the Pacific Coast League. New York routed the Dallas Steers 15 to 4 yesterday.
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Fort Worth
Terx
Bill Dickey
New York Yankees
Ft. Worth
Dickey
Yankees
Jim Tobin
Bill Baker
Ernie Kay
Oakland
Newark
New Yorkers
Dallas Steers
Red Sox Break Camp Ahead of Schedule
The Boston Red Sox broke spring training a day early due to uncertain Florida weather. Manager Joe Cronin will move the team to Atlanta tomorrow as the Sox were slated to face the Newark Bears in Sebring today.
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Sarasota
Fla
Florida
Joe Cronin
Red Sox
Atlanta
Sox
Newark Bears
Sebring
Dodgers Add To Chain With Greenburg Franchise Purchase
The Brooklyn Dodgers announced the acquisition of the Greenburg franchise in the Pennsylvania State Association marking the 10th link in their chain system. The purchase expands the Dodgers organization and strengthens their minor league affiliate structure.
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Clearwater
Fla
Brooklyn Dodgers
Dodgers
Greenburg
Detroit Tigers final spring training stand in Lakeland
In Lakeland Florida on April the Detroit Tigers stage their last spring training effort. The report notes CP and national coverage as the team prepares for the upcoming season with workouts and exhibition games in Florida.
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Lakeland, Fla
T—Cp
Detroit Tigers
Cubs Defeat White Sox 9-2 in Spring Exhibition
The Chicago Cubs won 9-2 over the Chicago White Sox in a spring exhibition. Hartnett and Bryant hit home runs as the Cubs piled up 14 hits off Vernon Kennedy. Bryant limited the Sox to five runs.
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Bisbee. Ariz
Chicago Cubs
Chicago White Sox
Hartnett
Bryant
Cubs
Vernon Kennedy
Sox
Eldotread Supply Beats Motors in Bowling Loop Match
Eldotread Tire and Supply kept third place in St. John's Lutheran Bowling League by taking two of three from Rothgery Motors at St. John's school alleys. A. Rothgery posted 599 for high three games and 22 percent for a single game.
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Eldotread Tire and Supply
St. John’s Lutheran
Rothgery Motors
St. John’s
A. Rothgery
The
Motors
Dobrowski Meats To Hold Meeting Tonight
Dobrowski Meats invites G Gaines J Yucka J Soja J Henke M Fritz D Urig A Urig L Kemper C Dodsley J Scott J Storm R Koehn Mel Gerhardinger H Pollack A Dobras J Yarsa Mishak and others to report for a team tryout at Soja's beer garden on West Avenue tonight at 7 30 p m for the upcoming season.
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Last Fear
Dobrowski Meats
Soja
Beer Garden
West Avenue
G. Gaines
J. Yucka
J. Soja
J. Henke
M. Fritz
D. Urig
A. Urig
L. Kemper
C. Dodsley
J. Scott
J. Storm
R. Koehn
Mel Gerhardinger
H. Pollack
Old bicycles in use in Great Falls
Mont ABi cycles built 40 years ago remain in service in Montana. The year’s first bicycle permit is issued to an ancient Columbia with the...
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Great Falls
Mont
Rangers Beat Wings In Stanley Cup Opener
New York Rangers defeated Detroit Red Wings 5-1 in the first game of the best of five series as they chase the Stanley Cup. The Rangers head to Detroit needing two victories to claim hockey’s top prize.
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New York
New York Rangers
Detroit
Red Wings
Rangers
Braddock Trains Hard Set For Louis Title Bout
Braddock begins heavy conditioning at Karl Ogren's wooded estate near Little Sissabagama Lake in Stone Lake Wisconsin. The champion, weighing 200 pounds, plans to trim to about 192 for the June 22 title defense against Joe Louis at Comiskey Park.
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Stone Lake
Wis
James J. Braddock
Max Baer
Karl Ogren
Little Sissabagama Lake
Braddock
Doc Robb
Comiskey Park
Joe Louis
Smallwood Wins Youngstown Bout
Gussie Smallwood the featherweight from Els ha colored, won a four round decision over George Raffa of East Liverpool in Youngstown. Smallwood, weighing 130 pounds, floored Raffa in the second and fourth rounds of his second professional start.
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Gussie Smallwood
George Raffa
East Liverpool
Youngstown
Smallwood
Jaffa
Front wheel 56 inch diameter rear wheel 18 inch size
A vehicle specification notes the front wheel measures 56 inches in diameter while the rear wheel is 18 inches. The data suggests a large front wheel with a small rear wheel, indicating a unique bicycle or carrier design.
Six Members of 1937 U S Ryder Cup Squad Named
United States Ryder Cup nucleus announced by the PGA with five veterans and one rookie Tony Manero. Denny Shute Gene Sarazen Horton Smith Kenry Picard Johnny Revolta plus Manero named to face Great Britain June 29-30 at Southport England.
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United Press
EW York
U. P
Tony Manero
United States
Great Britain
Southport
England
Pittsburgh
Birmingham
Mich
George R. Jacobus
Denny Shute
West Newton
Mass
Gene Sarazen
Brookfield Centre
Conn
Horton Smith
Chicago
Kenry Picard
Lierskey
Johnny Revolta
Miami
Fla
Manero
Sarazen
Shute
Smith
Picard
Revolta
U. S
Britain
Ridgewood
N. J
Muanero
Walter Hazen
Hagen
Grant In Fourth Round Net Play
CP Bryan Grant of Atlanta Georgia won the Riser Oaks tennis championship title for the third straight year and faced Junior in the fourth round at Houston.
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Grant
Houston
Texas
Bryan Grant
Atlanta
Oberlin appoints Walter Hargesheimer as new athletic instructor
Walter G. Hargesheimer, former University of Minnesota athlete and Sioux Falls College coach, named instructor in Oberlin College athletic department. He played halfback and quarterback at Minnesota, earned letters in football basketball and tennis, and holds a PE major with history and natural science minors. He succeeds Roy Oen who resigned to run a family store in Thief River, Minnesota.
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Oberlin, O
Walter G. Hargesheimer
University of Minnesota
Sioux Falls College
Sioux Falls
S. D
Oberlin College
Hargesheimer
Roy Oen
Thief River
Minn
Oen
Minnesota
Rochester
Coen of Kansas City Opens In Seventh Annual Tourney
Coen of Kansas City won his match in the fourth round of the seventh annual tournament today. Grant defeated Mr. Lapman of the University of Texas yesterday 6-1 2-6 6-0. Coen beat Joe Lucia of Houston 6-2 6-5. Wilmer Alison of Austin, seeded No. 2, upset Bobby Decker 2-6 6-0 6-2 and faced Martin Muxby of Miami, Fla., who defeated Ebbie Holden of Rice Institute 6-2 6-3.
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Coen
Kansas City
Grant
Mr. Lapman
University of Texas
Joe Lucia
Houston
Wilmer Alison
Austin
Bobby Decker
Florida
Allison
Martin Muxby
Miami
Fla
Ebbbie Holden
Rice Institute
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Michigan State
Peden
Larry Luebbers
Loveland
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Hal Gruber
Irv Olsen
Harrilla
Bill Jurkovic
Canton
George Boehck
Toledo
Wendell Diehl
Rutland
Woody Wills
Columbus
Paul Swaaykus
Toronto
Art Thomas
Amherst
Bishops
Harold Huisbeck
Glen Storer
Findlay
Olle Hess
Lindsey
Jimmy Morgan
Malcolm Lockwood
Leo Walker
Akron
John Mikuluk
Lakewood
Chase Knight
Frorace Parks
Orchard Park
Cincy Reds
Bender Body CO
Elyria
A.B. C
Wise Restaurant
Broad Street
AL Wilson
Coronado Beach
California
Pasadena
Macdonald,smith and
Tom Fernie
Iven Caddy
Scotland
Washington Senators
Senators
Tiger
Tommy Bridges
Tigers
SEO
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Household Finance CO
Rts
Ee Ritter
Eldotread Supply
Bell Clothiers
Eldetread Supply Peites
Coca-Colas
Wah Rothgery Motors Uiitve
ASS Elyria Lumber Enocencal
Eldetread
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Schroeder
Dwe
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Huebner
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Art Buchholz
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Old Brown & Sharpe
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Soo
Burton
Sheves
Chapman
Magnusonn
Rosenau
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Baracskki Seewee
N. Ignatz
Malik Veene
L. Ignatze
Wisniski
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Ize
Lawrence As
Henry
Harry Cooper
Oberlin
H. R. Rorick
Agency
M. H. Crowder
Travelers Insurance CO
Elyria Savings & Trust
Firestone Auto Accessories and Service Store
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Broad and Cedar
BOB White, Mgr
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