Diamond Candidates Show Promise In Drills For E H S
E H S Diamond candidates show great promise in drills and expert picks. Major clubs to finish in nearly the same order as 1931, with Cincinnati given the strongest potential comeback. Predictions place St Louis and Philadelphia near top in the National and American Leagues respectively, while the Athletics, Yankees, and Senators vie for pennants amid roster shifts and new signings.
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Northwest Ohio Intercollegiate League Expands to Five
Bluffton College president A C Burcky announced the Northwest Ohio Intercollegiate Athletic Conference will enter the 1932 33 season as a five team league with Bluffton Defiance Findlay and new probationary members Wilmington and Cedarville. Bowling Green and Toledo have withdrawn but will schedule non conference games. freshmen rule optional.
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Toledo
Tigers Open Season Versus St. Agnes at Cascade Park
The Elyria Tigers start the baseball season with a Saturday game against St. Agnes at Cascade Park diamond at 10:00 a m. Key players Kemper Schroeder Cirigliano join the roster and pitching duties split among Schroeder Michaels Booth Cirigliano. Indoor defense features Fortman Davis Everhart Schroeder. outfield Baldwin Kemper Fish with Innes reserve. Manager Bush calls all listed players to Cascade diamond at 9:30 for practice and seeks further Class B opponents. contact Art Booth at 115 Oak St or call 41914.
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Michaels
Booth
Joe Bedoes
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Ray Fortman
Davis
Everhart
Baldwin
Kemper
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Innes
Bush
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Bengals
Art Booth
Oak Street
Piqua-Troy Gun Club Opens Season With Trapshoot
The first registered trapshoot of the Piqua-Troy Gun Club season will be held at the club traps near here next Sunday. Four other registered meets are scheduled for the season on May 29, June 24, July 29 and Aug 21.
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Lott Beaten in Tulane Invitational Tennis
George Lott, America’s No 2, who recently retired from Davis Cup, was eliminated 4-6 6-8 by Franklin Parker in the Tulane University Invitational. Lott defaulted in the doubles yesterday and headed home to Chicago after the singles defeat.
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Indians Rally Past Lookouts In 4-3 Final Win
Cleveland Indians beat the Chattanooga Lookouts 4-3 after overcoming a 3-1 deficit. Key plays included a first inning triple play and Jamieson delivering four hits in five plate appearances, lifting Cleveland with a fourth inning rally and a decisive eighth inning fielders choice.
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Cleveland Indians to skip Municipal Stadium this season
Cleveland's $5,000,400 Municipal Stadium will not be used by the Indians as a baseball park this year. After three years of negotiations, President Alva Bradley informed Mayor Ray T. Miller that the club rejects a city lease. The Indians will return to League Park on Lexington Avenue, citing a failure to agree on a 25 year lease with renewal option versus the city’s 40 year limit.
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Baseball Briefs: Yankees Dodgers Open Series at New York
In New York the Yankees and Dodgers opened a three game set with two at Yankee Stadium and one at Ebbets Field. Other notes include the Giants beating the Reds 5 to 4 in Springfield and the Phillies claiming the city championship with a 3 to 2 win over the Athletics in the ongoing four game series.
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Ohio State and Ola Wesleyan clash in first outdoor meet
Track teams from Ohio State University and Ola Wesleyan University prepare for the season opener in Columbus. The outdoor dual meet scheduled for Saturday April 16 aims to showcase early sprint and distance events, with both programs seeking early-season form and scoring chances on home turf.
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Max Schmeling Aims For Million From Yankee Stadium Bout
Henry McLemore profiles heavyweight Max Schmeling arriving in New York to fight Jack Sharkey at Yankee Stadium with a possible million dollar take. The piece recalls Schmeling’s rough start, fights past, and the era’s boxing politics including the New York Commission and the so called Three Dumb Dukes. Historic tone captures Schmeling’s hopes, prior opponents, and looming showdowns with Walker, Sharkey, and Dempsey.
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Walker
Miami
Dempsey
Billy Petrolle
Battalino
Red Birds Win Over Yankees in Ninth Inning Rally
The Columbus Red Birds prepared for the 1932 season with a dramatic 6 to 4 win over the New York Yankees after a northbound series against the Rochester Red Wings. The team, amid a mixed training record, highlighted a late rally to clinch the victory.
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Stella Walsh Becomes U S Citizen for Olympics
Stella Walsh, 21, world champion sprinter, passed her naturalization exam and filed for U S citizenship in Cleveland. She renounced Poland to run for the United States this summer, with a special hearing set days before she leaves for the Olympics. Trainer Dr Dan F Griffin and teammate Helen Miller testified.
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Elyria Eagles to Meet Lorain United at Oakwood Park
The Elyria Eagles travel to Lorain Sunday to face Lorain United in a game at Oakwood Park. Players should meet at the corner of Lake avenue and Bath street at 1 30 for warmups. game time is set for 2 30.
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Prices Were Down in 1875 Boston Baseball Costs
The Boston National League club spent $44,506.99 for the full 1875 season, a total far smaller than a single modern star’s earnings. The remark suggests even the manager’s pay could be 99 cents in the anecdotal comparison to Babe Ruth era salaries.
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Brooklynite Dick Pearce Pioneered Early Bunt Tactic
Dick Pearce of the Brooklyn Atlantas is credited as the first to explore the bunt's potential in 1886. He developed the short infield hit and was an early outfielder to drop a fly ball to execute a double play.
Canfield Oils Strike In Pin Tourney At Detroit
DETROIT April UPI An other group of high class teams will bowl in the American Bowl ing Centre tournament tonight including D. Graff and Suns of Kalamazoo Bracks of Chicago Majestic Radio of Cleveland and Burt Foundry and Neukon Cut Stones of Toledo. Canfield Gill of Cleveland world match game champions disappointed 2841 with low games 87 and best 9 last night. Motor Iun No 2 of Pontiac Mich was high for the night with 2916. Eddie Priehs of Detroit 714 in singles to land fourth and 1955 for third in all events. Joe Norris of Detroit 705 singles for seventh while Eddie Kraft and Everett Scot of Fort Wayne were two-man boner for ninth with 1286.
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Risko rejects Walker bout in Boston Garden
Cleveland baker boy John Risko has refused a scheduled April 16 boxing bout with Mickey Walker at Boston Garden. Risko, returning from Florida with extra pounds, failed to train due to a lame ankle, guardian Danny Dunn reported.
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Ohio State Adds Baseball and Basketball Contests
The Ohio State University Athletic Board approved three extra baseball games and four additional basketball contests. Baseball opens next Monday against the Columbus American Association team, with Otterbein at home on April 15 and Ohio Wesleyan at Delaware on June 4. Non conference games include Notre Dame at Columbus on December 28, Vanderbilt at Nashville on December 31, Kentucky at Lexington on January 2, and Army at Columbus on February 11.
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Recruits Battle for Spots as Elyria Opens Season
Elyria High baseball coach Roy Clymer faces a crowded field with over thirty hopefuls for the Crimson lineup. Battles rage for every infield position behind catcher Paul Menz, while captain Tutebings and Sanders vie for second base. Conlum, Rumph, and Myers contend for corner infield spots as outfield candidates include Bierek Reig Scott and Elliott. Jones and Long look to strengthen the pitching staff ahead of the opener against Clearview.
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Savolai Pins Foe In Dayton Mat Headliner
Dayton April 1 Savola, former Notte Danes football player, pinned Pat Mealars of Ireland in a wrestling match. Preliminary bouts saw Al Baffert defeat Joe Harkenschmidt, Gare many beat Darno Ostopa, Pler tossed Martin Ziekoff, and Turp Grimes bested Fred Muran.
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