Elyria High Track Team Faces Tough First Meet Setback
In Columbus Ohio the Elyria High track squad suffers a defeat as 1928 marks stand for the team while the 33rd annual American Bowling Congress tournament nears its close. The event draws bowlers from Cleveland Chicago Philadelphia Toledo Detroit and Indianapolis with leaders in the five man team event shifting slightly. Auf Der Heide of West New York rises to third with 2992 while Spartans New York Hank Smith Detroit Rosenblums Cleveland Euclid Thirteenth Cleveland Folsom Lunch Warren and Rine Arrow Gas Cleveland post strong scores.
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Olumbus
American Bowling Congress
Cleveland
Chicago
Philadelphia
Toledo
Detroit
Indianapolis
Auf der Heide
West New York
N. J
Spartans
New York
Hank Smith
Rosenblums
Wth
Euclid Thirteenth
Folsom
Warren
Rine Arrow Gas
Mud Hens Ready To Open 1931 Season In Toledo
Toledo's Mud Hens prepare to face St Paul next Tuesday to start the American Association pennant race. Manager Steve ONeill leads a healthy squad with strong pitching from Monte Pearson and a deep infield, though Bill Knickerbocker departs for Cleveland. Outfield includes Milton Galatzor, Max West, Frank Dolsack, and rookie Trosky may push for a starting spot. Additional notes cover Cleveland’s interest in Odell Hale and potential infield moves as the season unfolds.
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Ledo
Toledo
American Association
St. Paul
Steve ‘Neill
Tennessee Hills
Indians
Bill Knickerbocker
Cleveland
Sven Knickerbocker
Waldo Shank
Jud Hens
Oledo
Bill Sweeney
Pete Turgeon
Eddie Montague
George Detore
Eplace Turgeon
Ralatzer
Max 'Est
Frank Dolsack
Detroit Tigers
Onion
Flat Trosky
Neil
Monte Pearson
Roxie Dawson
Ralph Winegarner
Nor Bachman
Bill Mabh
Howard Craghead
Belve Bean
V Forrest
Twogood
O'Neill
Butch Jeniine
Grafton Grocers Baseball Tryouts Set For Sunday
Grafton, April 6. The first practice of the Bittner Grocers baseball team is scheduled for 2 50 tomorrow afternoon. Players listed include Szmania Carpenter Car ino Bradley Knechtges Hall Rathgery Arndt Phelps Norman 6le Lawson George Lawson Rick Smith Bishop Stickradt Bement McNeal and Keasley. Manager Barney Bittner called the session.
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Gratpton
Qe Bittner Grocers
Aftrnoon
Szmania
Carpenter
Carino
Bradley
Knechtges
Hall
Rathgery
Arndt
Phelps
Norman
Indians Face Reds in Ohio Exhibition Game Today
The Cleveland Indians travel to Cincinnati for an afternoon exhibition against the Reds. Oral Hildebrand and Willis Hadlin are eyed for the start as Peckinpaugh plans for the second game of the season. Clived Brown impressed in a strong bid, but Mel Harder closed out the Birmingham Barons, and the Indians won 3 to 2.
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Cincinnati
Cleveland Indians
Ohio
Cincinnati Reds
Oral Hildebrand
Willis Hadlin
Peckinpaugh
Clivut Brown
Detroit
Birmingham Barons
Indians
Mel Harder
Fight Results By United Press
Frank Novak defeats Jack Pallat in Pittsburgh. Tiger Joe Randall defeats Danny Devlin in Pittsburgh. Frankie Edgren defeats Joe Doktor in Cheyenne. Jack Rearns knocks out George Pirring in New Castle. Curley Klaas defeats Mike Mitchell in Pittsburgh. Tony Galen knocks out Ace Clark in Orange. Frankie Wallace defeats Jackie Brown in Kingston. John Henry Lewis stops Emmett Rocco in Phoenix. Tony Souza stops Ray Orentes in New York. Cecil Jordan defeats Eddie Dampier in New York. Joen Ray defeats Charge Burns in New York. Johnny Hill stops Johnny Ramos in New York. Al Marino draws with Kiddie Daniels in New York. Jon Tieken stops Warry Pierre in Holtwood. Billy Donohue defeats Toe Gooders in Chicago. Paddy Sullivan defeats Eddie Lloyd in Chicago. Red Rader draws with Ritchie Franklin in Chicago. Victor Vienna defeats Rudy Mendoza in Chicago. Joe Estrada defeats Chick Johnson in Chicago.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Frank Novak
Jack Pallat
Cleveland
Tiger Joe Randall
Danny Devlin
Allentown
Frankie Edgren
Cheyennne
Wyoming
Joe Doktor
Tbe
Buffalo
Jack Rearns
New Castle
George Pirring
Curley Klaas
Mike Mitchell
Betatre
Orange
SN. J
Tony Galente
Ace Clark
Philadelphia
Dick Clark
Jersey City
Wart Martin
Newark
San
al Marino
Kiddie Daniels
Jon Tieken
Sacramento
Warry Pierre
Chicago
Billy Donohue
Toe Gooders
Paddy Sullivan
Eddie Lloyd
Red Rader
Ritchie Franklin
Victor Vienna
Rudy Mendoza
Joe Estrada
Chick Johnson
No Hole in One Streak Shatters at Oakridge
Elma golfer George Mouncer aced the second hole in the year at Oakridge Golf Course Elma marking a bright note in a season of holes in one. No slump observed as players chase birdies and glory.
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Elma
Wasa
Oakridge
George Mouncer
Pirates Favored To Win N L Pennant In 1938
Editor notes the 1938 season outlook with the Pirates favored for the National League pennant while the Philadelphia Phillies are seen as a potential league surprise. The piece is the final installment in a series evaluating major league clubs.
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Pirates
N. L
Phils
Phillips U switches from intercollegiate football to intramural sports
Phillips University plans to drop intercollegiate football in favor of intramural and professional aligned athletics. Otwa Autry will head the new program with emphasis on physical education and mandatory classwork. The move aims to broaden athletic development and sportsmanship while maintaining basketball tennis and track.
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Enid. Okla
I. N. McCash
Phillips University
Dr. McCash
Phillips
McCash
Otwa Autry
University
Savoldi Wins World Wrestling Crown Over Londos
Joe Savoldi, ex Notre Dame football star, defeated Jim Londos in a world championship match at Chicago Stadium in 26 minutes 20 seconds before about 10 000 fans. Londos had a Japanese wristlock when Savoldi forced a fall by touching Londos's shoulders. The upset drew Londos's protest as Jim McMillen defeated George Zaharias in the semi in Chicago.
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Chicago
Joe Savoldi
Notre Dame
Jim Londos
Londos
Savoldi
Londo
Elyria Hardware Softball Opens Season With First Practice
The Elyria Hardware softball team announces its first practice session of the season at Roosevelt grounds Sunday at 2 O clock, weather permitting. Players Banick Barkacs Kostvo Kokai Bainbridge Yucca Polchey Tisza Ernest A Miko S Miko Koehn and Gerush are invited to attend. if rain forces cancellation, practice shifts to Monday at 5 P M.
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Elyria Hardware
Roosevelt Grounds
Banick
Barkacs
Kostvo
Kokai
Bainbridge
Yucka
Polchey
Tisza
Ernest
A. Miko
S. Miko
Koehn
Gerush
Spiritual force grounds human mind and body as life’s focal point
The statement describes a human as the center where spiritual energy and material sustenance converge, expressing the eternal creative spirit through both mental and physical forms.
Wrestling Results From New York and Chicago Matches
In New York Fred Grubmeier Germany threw Lou Plummer Baltimore Carl Davis St Louis threw Joe Devito Italy Hans Steinke Germany threw Casey Berger Texas George Vassell Greece drew Floyd Marshall Oklahoma Joe Narocki Poland drew Emil Dusek Omaha. In Chicago Joe Savoldi Three Oaks Mich threw Jim Londos Greece 26 20 for world heavyweight title Jim McMillan Chicago threw George Zabatías Colorado Joe Stecher Nebraska threw Lou Sun Jennings Oklahoma Gino Garibaldi Italy threw Tom Marvin Canada Abe Coleman New York threw John Eaton Chicago.
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New York
Fred Grubmeier
Germany
Lou Plummer
Baltimore
Carl Davis
St. Louis
Joe Devito
Italy
Hans Steinke
Casey Berger
Texas
George Vassell
Greece
Drew
Floyd Marshall
Oklahoma
Joe Narocki
Poland
Emil Dusek
Omaha
Chicago
Joe Savoldi
Three Oaks
Mich
Jim Londos
Jim McMillen
George Zabatias
Colorado
Joe Stecher
Nebraska
Lou Sun Jennings
Gino Garibaldi
Tom Marvin
Canada
Abe Coleman
John Eaton
Pirates Backed to Win National League Pennant
By William Ritt the Pirates are described as powerful in every department except possibly pitching though they have strong potential there too. The defense cost them the 1932 pennant, and this season could see them win if their defense holds.
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William Ritt
Central Press
Pittsburgh
Pirates
FOF 1953 Forecast and League Cast Details
The excerpt lists projected leaders for 1953 with 1 Pittsburgh 2 Chicago 3 Philadelphia 4 Brooklyn 5 St Louis 6 Boston and notes New York Cincinnati tie for a position. League standings projected finish show 1 Chicago 2 Pittsburgh 3 Brooklyn 4 Philadelphia 5 Boston 6 New York 7 St Louis with unclear final outcomes.
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Pittsburgh
Chicago
Phil
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Boston
New York
Cincinnati
I Louis
York
Baseball pennant race preview for 1940s teams and players
The piece analyzes the 1940s pennant chase detailing tough seasons for the Pirates led by veteran Floyd Vaughan and flaws in the Cubs under Charley Grimm. It notes Babe Herman joining Chicago, the loss of Niki Cuvier, and compares Phillies power to Chicago and Pittsburgh. It weighs Brooklyn, St. Louis, Boston, New York, and Cincinnati prospects and standings.
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Floyd Vaughan
Pirates
Buccaneers
Chicago Cubs
Charley Grimm
Baby Bears
Pittsburgh
Vaughan
Pirate
Chicago
Babe Herman
Niki Cuvier
Cubs
Phillies
Quakers
Phils
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Dodgers
Brooklyns
Flatbush
St. Louis
Boston
New York
Cincinnati
Reds
Tolstoy on Mars and human misery
Tolstoy argued humanity is overwhelmed by misery and urgent questions, making it impractical to ponder Mars’ weight and dimensions. He questioned the value of abstract astronomy when immediate human concerns demand attention.
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Tolstoy
Mars
Fate and freedom in human agency described
The passage argues that fate makes man seem helpless and driven, reducing personal freedom as necessity governs desires and actions.
Spying on Sports by Jesse Cargill recounts Turnhouse track meet
In 1918 at Turnhouse near Edinburgh American sailors from the U S S Texas joined British sailors for a track and field meet. The U S team, dressed in bright track suits, failed to contend as British runners surged ahead and won easily. The piece mixes humor with wartime morale, noting the British spectators and band as part of the spectacle.
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Jesse Cargill
U. S. S. Texas
Cargill
William Ritt
Central Press
John Paul Jones
Paul Jones
Turnhouse
Uncle Sam
Battle of
Firth of Forth
Scotland
Edinburgh
Erickson
Paul
John
Berea High Defeats Elyria in Triangular Track Meet
Berea High beat Elyria High 74.5 to 60.75 at Ely Stadium, snapping Elyria's four year streak. Case led Berea with 17.75 points, Novotny starred for Elyria in discus javelin and shot, and Stump hauzer helped Elyria win a mile relay.
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Sixth Streeters
Avon
Ely Stadium
Elyria
Case
Chuck Hupp
Elyria High School
Berea High
Streeters
Norwalk
Berea
E. A. Scammon
Stumphauzer
Worcester
VanVessen
Thompson
Warner Selzerd
Hi Track Sked Announced for Elyria High
Elyria High School track schedule announced by coach W L Vaughn. Tentative meet setup March against John Hay Shaker Heights or Parma. April 14 John Hay Shaker Heights or Parma. April 21 Rocky River and a Cleveland team. April 28 Lorain Oberlin here. May 6 Lake Erie League at Lorain. May 13 Northwestern Ohio District at Lakewood. May 17 Lorain there. May 20 state finals at Columbus.
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Ely Tia
W. L. Vaughn
Crimson
John Hay
Shaker Heights
Parma
Rocky River
Riverites
Lorain
Oberlin
Sixth Streeters
Lake Erie
Columbus
Cleveland
Ohio
Lakewood
Open Winner To Play On Ryder Team
The United States Open winner will be the 10th man on the American Ryder Cup team if he is an American pro not already on the squad. Nine players are named to sail June 14 for Southport, England to compete June 26 and 27. Horton Smith acts as secretary and treasurer. Walter Hazen captains. team includes Hagen, Sarazen, Dutra, Shute, Craic Wood, Ed Dudley, Leo Diegel, Paul Runyan, Kostom Smith. The U S Open is June 8-10 at North Shore Golf Club.
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New York
URI
George R. Jacobs
Toat
AAA
Southport
England
Horton Smith
Chicago
Walter Hazen
Detroit
Hagen Sarazen
Olin Dutra
Los Angeles
Densmore Shute
E. 0
Craic Wood
Deal
N. J
Ed Dudley
Ancusta
Gee Leo Diegel
Agua Caliente
Max
Paul Runyan
Write Plains
Kostom Smith
North Shore Golf Club
Ienveouw
Elyria Hardware basketball team schedule notice
Voo tice reads that Elyria Hard wares team members are asked to meet at the store to save uniforms at 9 30. The list of players includes F Smith McGo an 2 Smith Masivk Carr Ross Heidvich and A M Hannaford.
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Veewhers
Elyria Hardware
Dedsiex
F. Smith
McGoan
2. Smith
Masivk
Carr
Ross Heidvich
A. M. Hannaford
Exhibition Results Summary by City and Team
Exhibition results list multiple matches with scores including Pittsburgh Oklahoma City Philadelphia Princeton Cleveland Birmingham Washington Brooklyn Chicago Kansas City New York Detroit St Paul St Louis and other games canceled due to weather.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Oklahoma City
Philadelphia
Princeton U
Cleveland
Birmingham
Washington
Brooklyn
Chicago
Kansas City
New York
Detroit
St. Paul
St. Louis
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Lockport
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Gil Zunker
Milwaukee
Die Robbins
Nelson Burton
Dallas
Tex
Harry Ebbert
Covington
Wart Weyer
Erpourig
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Eveland
Dow Chocolates
A. Novitski
J. Bartek
Hazie- Com
D. Nobbins
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TREC
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Zunker
T. Brandi
Lorkport
N.Y
Trio
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F. Benkovie
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Rh. Siepel
A. Tomavsek
W. Kaestle
Bel Gurute
Youngstown
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South Bend
A. Dingewell
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Exkyria
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Hildebrand
Hadlin
Tribe
Crawford St. Sous
Butler
Bluege
Richmond
Chicaso
George Zaharias
AL Schacht
Nick Altrock
Washington Baseball
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Hovis & Faulhaber Eagles
Berea High Team
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Shapiro
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Elberts
Cliff Smith
Ken Lyons
Dash Star
Novotny
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Dembrowski
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Meredith
Post
Beiter
Stutz
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Smith
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