Elyria Sets Lake Erie League Basketball Sked 1932 33
The Elyria High Crimson announce their 1932-33 Lake Erie League basketball schedule with games against Shaw Lorain Heights Lakewood Lorain Shaw Lakewood Heights and Port City. The opener is December 9 at Shaw with other dates through February 17.
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Lake Erie
HAW High
Elyria High
Crimson
Clymermen
Crimson Flashes
Lorain
Flashes
Cleveland Heights
the Heights Tigers
Lakewood
Sixth Street
Shaw
Heights
Elyrians
Port Ciy
Elyria
Filoria
Godfrey To Meet Burns At Coliseum Wednesday
Godfrey a Leiperville giant will grapple Cyclone Burns in the feature bout on next Wednesday's mat card at the Moose Coliseum. The match is best three falls with a 90 minute limit, part of a four bout card. Oscar Kohler versus Frank Newer opens, with two 30 minute one fall bouts closing the program featuring Wild Bill Tacobson against Gregor Ermiman and Nick Drumcheff against Jack LaRue.
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Leiperville
Steel City A. C
Eorge Godfrey
Burns
Moose Coliseum
Godfrey
Sin
Lorain
Lorain County
Godfrey Burns
Oscar Kohler
Bruno Dombroski
Frank Newer
Cleveland 2
Bill Tacobson
Chicagu
Gregor Ermiman
Leveland
Nick Drumcheff
Jack LaRue
From Wrestling to Opera A Six-Foot Star Faces Philadelphia Stage
The piece profiles Ivan Steschenko, six-foot, 215-pound bass of the Philadelphia Grand Opera, detailing his unlikely journey from Russian peasant roots and church choirs to wrestling, long-distance swimming, and finally opera. Born in Russia thirty-seven years ago, he describes destitution at age 12, a voice found in a village, a move to wrestling at 14, a rib injury, a stint in swimming, and an operatic debut in Bergamo before World War I, returning to America in 1922.
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Central Press
Philadelphia
Ivan Steschenko
Philadelphia Grand Opera
Steschenko
Van
Russia
Ivan
Count Kapnist
Italy
Stenchenko
Hergamo
América
Indians Rained Out and Set to Play Reds in Cincinnati
In Cincinnati on April 3, Roger Peckinpaugh's Cleveland Indians were rained out of the second game of their series with Chattanooga and moved on to face the Reds in a weekend set. The Lookouts had earlier fought the Indians to four runs allowed by Cleveland, while Chattanooga hitters produced three against the Indian pitchers.
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Cincinnati
Roger Peckinpaugh
Cleveland Indians
Chattanooga
Reds
Redskins
Lookouts
Indians
Rain Cuts Short Columbus Baseball Game
In Columbus Ohio on April 9 the Columbus American Association club faced a rainout for a second straight day of International Circuit play. Friday’s game was called early due to weather with another contest scheduled for Sunday.
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Ralt
Jcolumbus
Columbus American Assotf
Exhibition Results From Yesterday's Baseball Games
United Press reports yesterday's exhibition results with New York A beating Brooklyn L 3 to 2, New York N 2, Detroit A 1, Pittsburgh X 14 over Dallas T 8 in 10 innings, Chicago N 4 Kansas City AA 3, Boston N 1 Newark 4 in 7 innings called by rain, Springfield G 6 Jersey City 1 9, Montreal 1 Little Rock B 2.
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United Press
New York
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Dallas
Chicago
Kansas City
Boston
Newark
Springfield
Jersey City
Montreal
Little Rock
Roofers Edge Out All-Stars in Lorain Charity Tilt
Nabukowski Roofers of Amherst beat Lorain All-Stars 29 to 28 in a high tempo charity game at Lorain High School. Ducar led the All-Stars with 13 points while Guild and Sharp paced the Roofers with 10 and 8. Menz and Busich starred on defense as the final contest of the season closed in a tense finish.
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Lorain, O
Nabukowski Roofers
Amherst
Lorain County
Lorain All-Stars
Lorain High School
Bill Guild
al Sharp
Sharp
Rooters
Ducar
Guild
Roofers
Menz
Busich
Gormley Very Meng
D Hutton
Lorain
G. F
Os Radmaz
Eee McConthe
Rey Ducar
Es Jenkins
Vennee A
Totais
Monox
Sretr
Straight from the Shoulder Stage in Lorain Boxing
Al Taylor seeks a rematch with Senders amid Lorain promoters weighing a bout with Barney Ross Rumor that promoter plans stall Taylor’s challenge as he vows to defeat Senders again The wrestling status of Elytta barber remains a mystery as promoters refuse to meet his money demands Tall Curtis seeks a new backer for City Motors softball with little local interest and a phone number remains for contact.
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al Taylor
Lorain
Barney Ross
Chicago
Citomings Jr
Lorain County
Crea
Elytta
Focal Grappler
Tall Curtis
City Motors
Bill
Tri-County Loop Meets in Amherst Monday
Tri-County League baseball officials will convene Monday at 7 30 PM at the Amherst Athletic Club with eight or nine teams expected to attend. Presidents, teams such as Lorain Pennzolls Lorain Natives Elyria Merchants Wellington Merchants Amherst Wischka Meats Wakeman Red Caps Ber Mn Weights Huron and Sandusky Clover Leafs will discuss season schedule entry fees umpire selection and other matters as the league plans a May 1 season opening.
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Amherst Athletic Club
Jesse Hamman
Lorain Pennzolls
Lorain Natives
Elyria Merchants
Wellington Merchants
Amherst Wischka Meats
Wakeman Red Caps
Ber Mn Weights
Huron and Sandusky Clover Leafs
Marietta High Wins Indoor Track Duel Over Parkersburg
In Marietta on April 9, Marietta High School defeated Parkersburg High School 56 to 53 in a tight indoor track and field meet that remained undecided until the final event Friday night.
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Marietta
D.r -Marietta High Acboo
Parkersburg
W. Va
Amherst Nabakowski Roofers claim 1937-38 county semi pro crown
Amherst Nabakowski Roofers finish 27 wins in 44 contests to capture the Lorain County semi pro basketball championship for the 1937-38 season. Guild and Hutton lead scoring, with a strong roster featuring Sharp, Menz, Balant, Gormies, Huti, Lehmer and Monger as they defeated top regional teams including Lorain Ex Hy’s and Oberlin to seal the title.
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Amherst Nabakowski Roofers
Nebakowski
Tyrain
Stmnee
Orzamadi
Roofers
Luton Exws
Ex-Hys
Port Mylly
Threa
Lorain
Sear
Bill Guild
Doyle Hutton
Amherst High Stars
Three Tun
al Sharp
Eddie Menz
Louie Balant
Gerald Gormies
Milton Huti
Tins Lehmer
Monger
Guild
Dumpins
Peins
Pavie Hutton
Merchants To Hold First Drill Sunday
The Elsra Merchants baseball team plans final pre season practice at Cascade Park this afternoon. Manager Herman Juri Kiela announced the club, moving up to the Tri Count circuit after being City Clare 4 Champions last season. New players and faster competition are expected in the champions' lineup. interested players should report at Cascade Park.
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Elsra Merchants
Cascade Park
Herman “Juri Kiela
Merchants
City Clare
Klein
Ranger Rip Collins Leaves Baseball For A Free Range Life
The article profiles Harry Warren Collins known as Rip who abandons a big league baseball career with the St. Louis Browns and other clubs to pursue life on the Texas range with Ranger Collins. It notes his birth in Texas, career history from 1920 onward, and his longing for open air as he migrates to the range this summer. It contrasts his past comforts with his new, solitary campfire life under the stars. The piece ends hinting at Martin Brill aiding La Salle Philadelphia in a separate note.
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Texas
Ranger Collins
Hantre
Mort
Tery
Harry Warren Collins
Rip
St. Louis
Collins
Colling
Lone Star
St. Louis Browns
Rip Collins
Dallas
New York Yankees
Roger Peckinpaugh
Bill Piercy
Jack Quinn
Boston
Everett Scott
Bullet Joe Bush
Sadam Jones
Detroit
Tigers
Toronto
Browns
Keepa
Nme
Jin
Silent Stars
Philly
Chicago
Elyria Fighters On Grafton Mitt Card On Monday
Grafton Ohio April 9 promoter Wells Mole reports a large advance sale for the Lorain Coun ty Game and Fish Association all star boxing card at the Radio Building Monday night. Six bouts are listed headlined by Mike Tobyash of Elyria versus K O Hammer of Wadsworth with other Elyria fighters featured. Proceeds go to restocking efforts.
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Grafton
Lorain Connts
Radio Building
Wells Mole
Mike Tohiash
Elvrra
K. O. Hammer
Wadsworth
Tobyash Tsa
Elyria Mitters
Tiger Flowers
Oue
Finneran
Stallo
Frank Kenska
Johnny Jerewski
Finnegan
Mitters
Johnny Pander
Lord:nother
al Gehbling
Laffrange High
Young McDaniel
Kid Grafton
Young Kauffman
Kid Frieze
Johnny Thomas
Game and Fish Association
Eagles versus United clash at Oakwood Park Sunday
One of the season’s top games headlines Lorain as Elyria Eagles meet Lorain United tomorrow afternoon at Oakwood Park. Eagles players must report by 1 30 at Bath street and Lake avenue or at the field by 2 00.
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Oakwood Park
Lorain
Elyria Eagles
Lorain United
Eagles
Cori
Bath Street
Lake Avenue
Business Men Drill On Stadium Diamond
The Business Men's baseball club will hold a practice session at Ely Stadium tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock. Manager Ed Stokes announced that all players from last year and any others wishing to try out should attend. Johnny Yurka, last season's ace pitcher, and Johnny Cebula, stellar shortstop, will be with the team again this year.
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Business Men
Ely Stadium
Ed Stokes
Stokes
Johnny Yurka
Johnny Cebula
Wilroos A C Plans First Practice Tomorrow
The Wilroos A C softball team will hold its initial practice session tomorrow at Richwine Field weather permitting. All players from last season are asked to meet at Fast Side Park at 1 30 p m. List includes Dunstan Dunstan Pais Gerhardinger Krugman Ueldrich Griffiths Daniels Stoney McCune Crooks Akin Banville Brove Flicker Stolzenberg Colgan Huneke and Kirby Griffithy.
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Wilroo A. C
Richwine Field
Fast Side Park
H. Dunstan
T. Dunstan
Pais
Gerhardinger
Krugman
Ueldrich
Griffiths
Daniels
W. Stoney
McCune
Crooks
Akin
Banville
Brove
Flicker
Stolzenberg
Colgan
Huneke
Kirby Griffithy
Elyria Crimson Flyers win 11 events in Berea tri meet
Elyria High star Boyson Carlson led 11 firsts as the Crimson Flyers dominated the Berea triangular meet at Berea. Elyria piled up high scores with strong showings from Novotny Glover and Carlson in field events and sprints, while Berea and Garfield Heights traded seconds and thirds under wet, windy conditions.
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Chuck Hupp
W. L. Vaughn
Elyria High Crimson Flyers
Gearfield Heights
Berea
Siath
Elsing
Elyria
Cage
Firma
Boyson
Wood
Luke
Johnny Horace
Glover
Novotny
George
Aiver
Ehima
Flashes
Akron West
Avon
Crimson Flfers
Teo
Garfield Hrights
Elvria
Carson
Hallauer
Fred
Timbers
Shane
Lyons
Kocatek
Garfield
Carl Triplet
Chuck Abookire
Triplett
Battle
Carlson
Barr
Kaminski
Garfield Heights
Innes
Carl Triplett
Bill
Carl
Bliss
Allen
Cerl
Ken Lyons
Fhrat
Artler
Herea
Ken
Green Cabs Take Fifth In Five Man Event
Detroit April 9. Three 1931 bowling champions failed to return in the American Bowling Congress tournament. Green Cabs of Cleveland placed fifth with 3 009 pins in games of 893 978 and 1 046. Sixth went to Newkom Cut Stone Co Toledo 2 996. Bruck Chicago 2 954. The Five Men event lists several teams and individual scores led by Verifine Tce Cream Milwaukee 2 5 seceee, Joe Voss Belters Chicago 3 046, and others. Green Cab Co Cleveland posted 3 009 in fifth.
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Detroit
Fouight
S & L Motors
Chicago
Green Cabs
Cleveland
Newkom Cut Stone Co
Toledo
Bruck
Milwaukee
Joe Voss
Belters
J. Resch
A. Bhike G. Sunker
Miln
J. Bruno B. Prediger
Portsmouth
O. Nitsche
A. Graham
N. Phila
M. Bhirghio
N. Y
TE. Prichs
Wallace Wins Over Miller in Featherweight Elimination
In Detroit last night Frankie Paul of Buffalo and Frankie Wallace of Cleveland won their first round bouts in the world's featherweight elimination contest. They defeated Bushy Graham of Buffalo and Freddie Miller of Circlonati respectively. Both decisions were regarded as upsets.
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Detroit
Frankie Paul
Buffalo
Frankie Wallace
Cleveland
Bushy Graham
Freddie Miller
Circlonati
Chicago Shamrocks Win 4-3 OT for AHL Title
The Chicago Shamrocks clinched the American Hockey League championship with a 4-3 overtime victory over the Duluth Hornets. It marked the Shamrocks third win in the post-season series to capture the title.
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Chicago Shamrocks
Duluth
Mian
Duluth Hornets
Shamrocks
Bornets
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