Michigan Pin Stars Dominate A B C Play
Michigan bowlerd catched off the tie rely on the annual tournament of the American Bowling Congress hich ended last night, winning three championships and finishing scand in the remaining event. Jerry Vidro of Grand Rapids, Mich., is the singles champion with a 721 series, the first Congress event. Walter Roppenhagen led All Events with 1972, and Lou Dumar with Lee Foster of Highland Park led doubles before being edged by Rudolph and Ryan.
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Sarry
Vidro
Grand Rapids
Peoria
Til
Michigan
Walter Reppenhagen
Strohs
Mark
Lou Dumar
Lee Foster
Highland Park
Mich
George Rudolph
Jack Ryan
Waukegan
Ross McLarnin Welterweight Title Bout Preview
Today in New York the welterweight title clash between Barney Ross and Jimmy McLarnin headlines a busy card. The piece previews past Jewish challengers McLarnin defeated, notes Ross’s courage and potential, and weighs how Ross’s speed and youth might counter McLarnin’s experience and punching power in the May 28 bout.
Trainers Move To Eliminate Horse Doping
In Baltimore on April 19 a group of 73 trainers unanimously approved a plan for instantDecoying barns at all race tracks to wipe out horse doping. The meeting blamed trainers for most doping and urged stricter licensing and unification of handlers. They deplored the need for federal or state enforcement, calling for self regulation and tougher testing.
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Baltimore
United Dry Cleaners Practice Game Preview
United Dry Cleaners will face an exhibition at American Zion Field tonight at 7 o clock in the Eastern Heichis League. Managers seeking a relief game for next Sunday should call 2046.
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United Dry Cleaners
American Zion Field
Bass Knocks Out Leto in Philadelphia Bout
Benny Bass of Philadelphia a lightweight title hopeful scored a technical knockout over Jimmy Leto of Iron in the second round of a scheduled 10 round bout at an arena. Bass weighed 133 pounds, Leto 136.
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Bass
Leto
Philadelphia
Benny Bass
Mer Jrator
Chamm
Jimmy Leto
Iton
Port Clinton Beers win Inter-City bowling meet in Marion
Port Clinton Centennial Beers rolled 2,912 to win the Inter-City bowling tournament in Marion. Lorain quintets failed to place among leaders with R and R Cigars at 2,722 and Sederʼs Old English 2,609. A Gutro of Reith Jewelry had a 635 series to finish second in singles. Louis Bentley 1,803 in all events.
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Marion
Port Clinton
Lorain
R & R Cigars
Port City
Seder
Terrace Garden
Rieth
A. Gutro
Feminine Swim Stars Compete In A A U Meet
Chicago hosts the Women’s Senior National AAU meet at Lake Shore Athletic Club from Wednesday night to Saturday. Defending champions will compete in all events. Lenore Kight of Homestead, Pa. leads freestyle with rivals Helen Lee Smith, Betty Bachelor, June Burr, Hazel Brooks, Doris Buckley, and Olive McKean. Eleanor Holm Jarrett of Hollywood tops back stroke, while Katherine Rawls of Miami aims for strong showings in diving back stroke and individual medley.
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Chicago
Lake Shore Athletic Club
Lenore Kight
Homestead
Helen Lee Smith
Indianapolis
Betty Bachelor
Toronto
June Burr
Miami
Hazel Brooks
Doris Buckley
Olive McKean
Seattle
Eleanor Holm Jarrett
Hollywood
Calif
Buckeye Track Season Opens on Saturday
Ohio University hosts Buckeye Conference track opener on Saturday with Ohio Wesleyan. Two conference meets set for April 21 feature Miami vs Ohio University here and Cincinnati vs Ohio Wesleyan at Delaware.
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Buckeye
Athens
Ohio University
Ohio Wesleyan
Miami
Cincinnati
Delaware
Koviak Wins Class A Foul Shooting Title
Yommy Koviak captured the Class A foul shooting crown by making 39 of 40 attempts in the Yo M C A event. Will Maslyk finished second with 34 of 40. Grant Keyes topped Class B with 20 of 26, Leigh second with 19 of 26. Leonard Monske won Class C by hitting 16 of 20. Tom Cochrane and Alex Miko tied for second with 13 of 20.
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Yommy Koviak
Will Maslyk
Koviak
Gus Elberth
Grant Keyes
Leigh
Leonard Monske
Tom Cochrane
Alex Miko
Giants and Indians to clash again in April series
Cleveland April 16 Giants manager Bill Terry and ace Carl Hubbell share the spotlight with Mel Ott as Washington notes feature Ott’s two homers in the 1923 23 World Series.Johnson returns as Cleveland manager Walter Johnson, linking past and present as Giants visit League Park on April 14 and 15 for an exhibition.
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Cleveland
BI Terry
New York Giants
Carl Hubbell
Tibbell
Washington
Terry
Mel Ott
Giants
Indians
League Park
Walter Johnson
Cleveland Indians
Bill Terry
Johnson
New York
Vaudevillians
Washington Baseball Club
Alan Sothoron and the bunting menace in baseball lore
The article reviews Alan Sothoron as a clever pitcher whose thumb nails could cut balls, a legend in shine ball. It recalls Eddie Cicotte and Dave Danforth and describes Sothoron's mental hazard of bunting on him, leading to his move from pitching to the minors and eventual management of Milwaukee.
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William Wambsganss
Central Press
Chronicle-Telegram
Eddie Cicotte
Dave Danforth
Shineball
Eddie
Cicotte
Dave
Alan Sothoron
Sothoron
Cleveland Indians
Birawas
St. Louis
Ale O
Sotharan
Alan
Cleveland
Boston
Red Sox
Larry Gardner
Sotheron
Hunts
Aiesiy
Alan Sotheron
Milwaukee
Reds Open Series in Georgia Stop in Macon
The Cincinnati Reds halted in Macon on April 10 after a long Tampa training grind. Larry Benton was slated to pitch as Cincinnati prepared to meet the Atlanta Crackers next, then begin a Detroit series with games in Chattanooga Knoxville and Cincinnati scheduled Thursday through Sunday.
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Macon
Cincinnati Reds
Atlanta Crackers
Tampa
Larry Benton
Reds
Atlanta
Detroit
Tigers
Chattanoora
Knoxville
Cincinnati
Sellout expected for Memorial Hall wrestling card
Promoters predict a 4000 crowd in Dayton Ohio for a Thursday night double program in Memorial Hall. Everett Marshall of La Junta Colorado faces Lee Wyeoff a former Holy Cross football player in one feature bout and Jon Myastrer of Council Bluffs Iowa takes on Clete Kauffman of Columbus in the other.
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Dayton
Memorial Hall
Everett
Marshall LaJunta
Colo
Lee Wveoff
Holy Cross
Jon Mynaster
Council Bluffs
Clete Kauffman
Columbus
Mount Trackmen Work Outdoors
Alliance April 10 Spring sports take center stage as Mount Union athletes return early from vacation to train for the season. Coach Harry Geltz leads eleven lettermen and promising sophomores in indoor to outdoor transition, with Wooster visit in Alliance set for April 21. Tennis golf and spring football also hampered by weather, delaying practice.
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Purple
Wooster
Allance
English Wins Back Old Job On Cubs Preview
Chicago Cubs open a series of practice games at Wrigley Field with Woods English reclaiming third base after a bruised foot. Augie Galan, a Sacramento rookie, shows solid hitting and fielding but erratic throwing.
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Chicago
Chicago Cubs
Winkley Field
Woods English
Cubs
Augie Galan
Sacramento
Galan
Bittners Hold Drill Tonight
The Bittner Funeral Home squad, last season's West Side League champions, will host their initial drill at Harmilton Field at 6 PM. Attendees include Hugh Cross J Reed La Sanders Bo Korzan Vavalncak W Boreski A Sito A Zaleski C Monske A Blerek RK Uris V Kushin H Varzineak and F Kash. Managers may write C F Monske 354 Thirteenth Street to arrange games with Lorain County teams.
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Bittner
Harmilton Field
Hugh Cross
J. Reed
la. Sanders
Bo Korzan
Vavalncak
W. Boreski
A. Sito
A. Zaleski
C. Monske
A. Blerek
RK. Uris
V. Kushin
H. Varzineak
Tiger Randall Whips Mazzone At McKeesport
Tiger Joe Randall of Elyria won a ten round welterweight bout in McKeesport beating Joey Bazzone of Pittsburgh. Randall fought with a damaged left hand but dominated the early rounds and extended his winning streak to seven since joining the Finegan stable.
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Jackie Fields
Joe Glick
Uby Goldstein
D Tarris
Bny Leonard
McLarnin
Ross
Mcclarninsn
Asiag
Young Arbett
Mckeesport
Iger
Joe Randall
Elyria
Ohio
Joey Bazzoné
Pittsburgh
Smoky City
Tazzone
Randall
Finegan
Frankie Fabiano
Spagett DeCaro
Mike Lucas
Lee Cox
Jackie Purvis
Tony Lombardo
Bazzone
Bantam Football Loop To Form National Body
Representatives of bantamweight teams from several states meet in Columbus on May 12 and 13 to organize a national bantamweight football association. About 75 teams are expected to apply for membership. Ohio, a pioneer in bantamweight football, formed its association three years ago and sets eligibility at 16 years or younger and 118 pounds or less. Akron has been champions for three straight years.
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Columbus
Joe Donnelly
Ohio Bantamweight Football Association
Donnelly
Ohio Association
Ohio
Akron
Held Transfers Edge Furnitures In League Match
The Held Transfers defeated the Struck Furnitures in a St. John’s Lutheran League bowling night. Transfers won the second game by one pin. Jack Schaefer led Furnitures with a 596 triple and 219 high, while Art Moelk led Transfers with a 553 series and 213 high.
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Jack Schaefer
Furnitures
Art Moelk
Giants Beat Indians 4-1 In Huntsville Series Clash
In Huntsville Alabama on April 14 the New York Giants defeated the Cleveland Indians 4-1 in game eight of their series. Cleveland leads the series five games to three with two more to play in Atlanta beginning tomorrow. Flizsimon e and Salveson pitched for the Giants while Hudlin and Winegarner worked for Cleveland.
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Huntsville
Ala
New York Giants
Cleveland Indians
Cleveland
New York
Flizsimmone
Salveson Toile
Hudlin and
Winegarner
Atlanta
Fight Results From Unclear Printed Page
Fragmented OCR report lists boxing or wrestling results with multiple names and places including Jersey City New Orleans and Houston. Mentions Tony Vivano Eddie Ger Pete Landry and others with percentages or placements, but many words are garbled and hard to parse.
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AL Hot Samings
Ark
Jeex Fordine
Cleveland
Tony Vivano
Eddie
Gibson Has Excellent Opportunity To Pilot Pirates To N L Flag
Pirates manager George Gibson faces what may be his last season as he bids for the National League pennant with a strong offense and mixed pitching. The club, led by Pie Traynor and a powerful outfield of Lindstrom and the Waners, aims to overcome a weak second base and shaky mound depth, hoping Red Lucas and a reshaped rotation push Pittsburgh past St. Louis.
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Jack Cuddy
United Press
EW York
U.P
Pirates
George Gibson
Gibson I
Ivery
Pittsburgh
Cardinals
Pie Traynor
Gibson
Nhat
Tony Plet
Red Lucas
Cincinnati
Comorosky
Roettger
Reds
Lucas
Larry Fench
Heinie Meine
Bill Swift
Ralph Birkefer
Hal Smith
Bill Harris
Waite Hoyt
Leon Chagnon
Piet
Tommy Thevenow
Floyd Young
Harry Lavagetto
Oakland
Floyd
Vaughan
Gus Suhr
Freddie Lindstrom
Lloyd Waner
Paul Waner
Freddie
Paul
Earl Grace
Hal Finney
Maxie Rosenbloom Edges Miler In Rough 10 Round Bout
Maxie Rosenbloom won an unpopular decision over Johnny Miler in a ten round light heavyweight match in New Orleans. Miler, a 22 year old former Olympic champion from Detroit, pressured Rosenbloom throughout and stunned him in the final round with a rights, while Rosenbloom used counter shots. Three judges' scores were split with two for Rosenbloom, one for Miler, and one even in the United Press tally.
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New Orleans
Maxie Rosenbloom
Johnny Miler
Detroit
Miler
Rosenbloom
Maxie
United Press
Handball Tourney Advances Top Seeds in Third Round
In New York on April 10 Sam Acheson of Memphis Tonn will face Ed Linz of New York in the third round of the National A. a. T. four wall handball championships. The second round concluded yesterday leaving 16 survivors among whom the top four seeds remain: Sam Acheson Angelo Trulia New York George Nelson Baltimore and John Endrevick Cleveland.
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New York
Sam Acheson
Memphis
Tonn
Ed Linz
Atcheson
Angelo Trulia
George Nelson
Baltimore
John Endrevick
Cleveland
West Side Soft Ball Loop Mets Meeting Set Thursday
The West Side softball league invites backers and managers to a Thursday evening meeting at 7:50 at the MC A to discuss joining the loop and scheduling upcoming games.
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West Side
Mets
West Side Softball Teague
Anll
Bluege Comes Back Wearing Glasses For 1934
Washington Senators veteran Oswald Bluege reported for duty this spring wearing glasses and has kept them on during infield duties and while studying pitchers. Fielding has improved and he has produced base hits regularly since donning the blinders, raising questions about regaining his top form and prolonging his career. The piece notes other bespectacled players and highlights Detroit Tigers as claiming the four-eye title with Vic Sorrell and Steve Larkin adopting glasses.
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Oswald Bluege
Washington Senators
Bluege
Washington
Concensus
Cecil Travis
Ossie
George Toporcer
Hi Speed Softball Team Holds Drill
The Hi Speed Gas softball team will hold its first practice of the season tomorrow night at Cascade Park diamond. Report at 5 30 sharp. Players listed include Lorne Elberts Gene Myers Frank Murkowski Stan Machock Huble Herold Chuck Smith Stan Dumski Carl Dodsler Bill Mackin Cyril Moran and Ken Smith.
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Cascade Park
Lorne Elberts
Gene Myers
Frank Murkowski
Stan Machock
Huble Herold
Chuck Smith
Stan Dumski
Carl Dodsler
Bill Mackin
Cyril Moran
Ken Smith
Mat Results By Alfted Press
In New York at the Armory Jim Londox of Greece defeated Sandor Szabo of Hungary while Gus Soanebere of Roxton beat Jack Arthur of San Francisco Jim McMuen and Timots drew Joe Saveldi of Michigan Ade man of Los Angeles defeated Dick Texas In Minneapolis Ade Kashey of OQ defeated CHUN Olsen Baude Mina while Brosko Nagurski of Weapolis drew George sh lax in New York.
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Alfted Press
New York
Tia
Armory
Jim Londox
Greece
Sandor Szabo
Hungary
Gus Soanebere
Roxton
Jack Arthur
San Francisco
Jim McMuen
Timots
Drew
Joe Saveldi
Michigan
Ademan
Los Angeles
Dick Texas
Minneapolis
Ade Kashey
Chun Olsen Baude Mina
Brosko Nagurski
Weapolis
George
Lax New York
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Union Pacific
Jimmy McLarnin
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al Singer
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Philadelphia Athletics
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Smoky Joe Wood
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Bout
Jimmy Johnston
Madison Square Garden
New York City
Tommy Loughran
Walter Neusel
Garden Ring
Steve Hamas
Heavyweicht
Max Schmeling
Mount
Bittners
Tiger Randall
Mazzone
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Tito
A. Moelk
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