Eight Boxers Win On Grafton Card In Tri-County Loop
Elyria boxers led by Mike Tobicash Tiger Flowers Moore and Johnny Jezewski scored wins at the Grafton Radio Building last night in a Wells Mole promoted card for the Lorain County Game and Fish Association. Tobicash Hammer Moore Kenshcka Oehling Frieze Kauffman and Pander also fought, with Jezewski earning a third round technical knockout over Pander. Proceeds benefit restocking Lorain County fields and streams.
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Ernie Braden IL
Elyria
Grafton
Mike Tobicash
K. O. Hammer
Wadsworth
Tiger Flowers Moore
Frank Kenshcka
Johnny “Jubilo
Jezewski
Johnny Pander
Lodi
Wells Mole
Lorain County
K. C. Hammer
Mike
Hammer
Frank Mirenska
Sammy Marsha
Moore
Kensha
al Oebling
McDaniel
Pander
Jubito
Jezewsk
Kid Grafton
Kauffman
Johnny Thomas
Frieze
Terry’ Bradley
Tiger Pilarczak
Gratton
Sammy Marsio
The
Game and Fish Association
Ground-breaking scene at Madison Square Garden Bowl ceremony
A wildly described ground-breaking for the Madison Square Garden outdoor arena draws crowds and notable figures led by James Jay Johnston and Mayor Walker. Shovel mishaps, staging chaos, and a plan to host events from prizefights to football are noted amid humorous reportage. The project is billed as an 80,000-seat venue with 1700 feet length and 5,000 parking spots, signaling varied events to come.
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Henry McLemore
United Press
York
United States
Long Island
Madison Square Garden
James Jayes
James Jays
James J. Walker
James Joy Johnston
Sharkly
Schmeeling
Walker
Timmy
James Jay
Mr. Walker
Columbus Kansas City game postponed opening day
The scheduled opener of the American Association baseball season between the Columbus Red Birds and the Kansas City Blues in Columbus was postponed this morning.
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Kansas City
Columbus
Columbus Red Birds
Kansas City Blues
Cleveland Detroit Opener Postponed
Detroit April 12. The opening American League game between the Tigers and Indians was postponed due to snow and cold weather.
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Detroit
Detroit Tigers
Cleveland Indians
American Association season opens with eight clubs in field
Columbus hosts opening day as eight teams start the 1932 season. Kansas City visits Columbus and Milwaukee plays Toledo while St Paul, Indianapolis, Columbus and Kansas City are tipped as title contenders. St Paul returns strong pitching, Indianapolis banks on its bid, and Columbus features a deep pitching staff against a lineup of six to seven .500 hitters. Kansas City, last year’s runners up, is billed as the dark horse with a stronger on paper roster this season.
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Colmbus
Kansas City
Columbus
Milwaukee
Toledo
St. Paul
Louisvile
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
St Paul
Hansas City
St. Louis Cardinal
Baseball Fans Ready For A Thrilling Season Start
The season kicks off with high hopes as fans await answers to marquee questions about lineups and power in the American and National Leagues. Will new infields, trades, and taxes shape pennant races and attendance as baseball returns with noted players like Ruth, Herman, and Grange among the headlines.
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Yankee
Yanks
Eddie Montagne
Cleveland
Johnny Hodapp
Johnny Burnett
BNL Wamby
Frank Crosetti
Jack Saltzgaver
Babe Herman
Chick Hafex
George Grantham
Ernie Lombardi
Gaey Reds
George Herman Ruth
A C s To Play Tigers On Wednesday Weather Permitting
Elynn A C softball coach Clarence Stuckey opens the season at Roosevelt school diamond Wednesday at 6 30 p m facing the Tigers. Players listed to report include Paul Ru 24k Ernie Thomas Vic Kaminski Frank Kaminski Bill Kaidon Alvin Noster Church Worthington F Borker and R Coon.
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Clarence Stuckey
Elynn A. C
Tigers
Roosevelt School
A. C
Paul Ru
Ernie Thomas
Vic Kaminski
Frank Kaminski
Bill Kaidon
Alvin Noster
Church Worthington
F. Borker
R. Coon
St Marys Junior High Cagers Banquet Set for Wednesday
The St Marys Junior High basketball team will hold its annual banquet Wednesday at 6 30 pm in St Marys Hall. Speakers include Roy Armitage of Vermilion and Coach Roy Clymer of Elyria High. Letters and manager letters will be awarded to listed players and Tom McDonald and Bob Plas.
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St. Mary's
St. Mary's Hall
Roy
William Armitage
Vermijion
Roy Clymer
Elyria High School
Frank Humphrey
Bernard Becker
Joe Broyson
Gene Graber
Bernie O’donnell
Joe Holliday
Raymond Webber
Tom McDonald
Bob Plas
Opening Delayed by Cold Weather Weather Permitting
The club delays its planned opening due to cold, threatening weather. The ceremony will proceed Wednesday if conditions allow, according to organizers.
Tri County League Opens 1932 Baseball Season In Amherst
Local baseball men meet at Amherst Athletic Club to launch the Tri County League season. Two round schedule of seven games each with best two of three finals, holiday games, entry fees set, umpires chosen locally, arbitration board formed, player signings limited, opening meeting scheduled April 25 at United Polish Club in Lorain.
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Hoover
Amherst Wells
Berlin
Lorain
Jesse Hamman Hose
Nish Fry
Amherst Atlletic
Hendic
Helman
Suley’ Klein
The
Elys Merchants
Earl Scott
Wakeman Red Caps
Milo Jothelmer
Wellington Eagle
Johnny Buckley
Berk Heights Firemen
Johnny Kendal
Lorain Pennzoils
Fran Kaitter
Lorain Nativille
Mike ‘Corrao
Nathity
Rudy Ebinge
Ciu
Major League Managers View on Coming Pennant Race
United Press survey quotes top managers from both leagues on season outlooks. Gabby Street predicts another Cardinals pennant. Connie Mack aims for repeat, with qualifiers. McCarthy, Johnson, Killifer, Collins, Harris, Fonseca and others weigh team strength, improvements, and chances to contend.
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Lew Fonseca
Cunaco White
Philadelph
Connie Wack
Athletics
Toen
Loo McCarthy
Washington
Walter Johnson
Cleveland
Roser
Louis
Bill Killifer
Boston
Shane Collins
Spirit
Detroit
Bucky Harris
Chicago
Rogers Hornsby
Herman
Hack
Tyg
Brooklin
Max Caray
Piteline
Fittsburgh
George Gibson
Philadelphia
Burt Shotten
Bill McKechnie
Cincinnati
Dan Howley
Reds
All About Major Openers Today
Chicago April 12 Opening games, pitchers and probable attendance listed for both leagues. National League matchups include Boston versus Brooklyn with 35,000 expected, Philadelphia at New York also 35,000, and Pittsburgh at St. Louis with 25,199. American League games feature Chicago at Cincinnati 23,001 and St Louis at Chicago 25,000 amid other early season pairings.
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Chicago
Boston
Brandt
Brooklyn
Hoyt
Philadelphia
Collins
New York
Walker
Pittsburgh
French
St. Louis
Rhein
Chicago Root
Knemnati
Johnsons
Gomez
Grove
Washington
Marberrs
Durham
Cleveland Ferrell
Detroit
Sorrell
St Louis
Stewart
Chitago
Jones
Cleveland’s Babe Triscaro Sparks Late Victory
Cleveland youth fighter Babe Triscaro extended his win streak by defeating veteran Marty Gold in six rounds at Cleveland. Triscaro dropped Gold in the fifth with a hard cross, narrowly missing a knockout as the bell saved Gold. Triscaro won five of the six rounds.
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Cleveland, O
Babe Triscaro
Cleveland
Marty Gold
Philadelphia
Faw
Triscaro
1932 A B G Champs Crowned in Bowling Tourney
Detroit officials announce the 1932 American Bowling Congress tournament concluded with new leaders in all four divisions. Team champions Jefferson Clothiers of Dayton won 1,000 dollars with 3,108 total. Doubles winners Charley Dan and Frank Benkovic of Milwaukee earned 500 dollars on a 1,353 score. Singles champion Otto Nitache of Cleveland posted 731 for 300 dollars, All Events winner Hugh Stewart of Cincinnati with 1,980 and 170 dollars. Over 10,000 bowlers participated, and top scores exceeded last year’s Buffalo meet though none matched all time records.
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Detroit
American Bowling Congress
Jefferson Clothiers
Dayton
Ohio
Charley Dan-Frank Benkovic
Milwaukee
Otto Nitache
Cleveland
Hugh” Stewart
Cincinnati
Buffalo
Lorain T. L. B.’s Seek Class A Softball Games
The Lorain T. L. B.’s led by Bill Marks seeks soft ball matches with Biyria teams in Class A. Interested teams should contact Marks at 16592 Mast 29th Street, Lorain, Ohio.
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Lorain T. L. B
Terrible Little Bushmen
Bill Marks
Biyria
Marks
Mast 29Th Street
Lorain
Ohio
St Agnes Alumni to Clash With West Side All Stars
The St Agnes Alumni meet the West Side All Stars tonight on the St Agnes floor with a 8 pm tip off, preceded by a 7 pm prelim. In a rematch after Thursday's win by the Alumni, probable West Side lineup includes Mac Dermott Hunter Murphy Maloney Blair. Alumni expected Monros Bedoes Ballas Fischer Baoylan at guard and forward positions.
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St. Agnes
West Side All Stars
All Stars
Mac” McDermott
Bill Hunter
Speed” Murphy
Red Maloney
Ed Blair
Danny Monros
Joe Bedoes
Bob Ballas
Jim Fischer
Hymie Baoyjlan
Max Schnteling Booed by Toronto Fans
In Toronto on April 12 three thousand five hundred fans booed world heavyweight champion Max Schnteling as he left the ring after a forgettable opening exhibition. The performance trailed Jack Dempsey’s recent nearby display, prompting sharp boos from the crowd.
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Toronto
E H S Tracksters Prep For Meet Here Friday
Elyria High track team coaches Won Vaughn and staff push athletes in practice as they prep for a Friday meet at home against Akron West. Officials hope to host Lora and Avon high schools for a possible Saturday quadrangular event, following recent tri angular wins over Garfield Heights and Berea.
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Tresh
Garfield Heights
Berea
Vaughn
Elytia High
Ctmon
Akron West
Lora
Avon High
Hold Ohio Pro Golf Tourney In October
The Ohio Professional Golfers Association will hold the Ohio Open between October 3 and 12, making it the last major golf meet in the state. The exact venue and dates will be announced next week with courses including Toledo Inverness and Springfield Country Club under consideration. Qualifying for the National PGA and the Ohio Open will be combined, with a 30 hole test set for late May due to the late Open dates.
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Columbus
Ohio Professional Golfers’ Association
Toledo Inverness
Springfield Country Club
Postpone Opener Delays Ely Tia Clearview Baseball Game
The season opening scholastic baseball game between Ely Tia and Clearview at Ely Stadium is postponed for today. Crim son coach Roy Clymer will guide workouts this week as preparations begin for the Lake Erie league opener versus Cleveland Heights Saturday at Heights' diamond. Dayton golf teams beat Heidelberg 17 1 2 to 1 2 with Edward Hammant earning medal honors for an 82.
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Ely Tia
Clearview
Ely Stadium
Crimson
Roy Clymer
Cleveland Heights
Heights
Diamond
Dayton
Ps University of Dayton
Heidelberg College
Linksamer
Edward Hammant
Cage Coach Proposes New Rule to Speed Basketball
University of Missouri coach George E Edwards explains a Chicago convention proposal from the National Association of Basketball Coaches. The plan would draw a line across midcourt and require the offense to advance into the scoring half within 10 seconds, aiming to curb stalls and encourage continuous action.
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George E. Edwards
University of Missouri
Central Press
Chronicle-Telegram
Columbia
National Association of Basketball Coaches
Chicago
Witich
National Basketball Rules Committee
New York
Wallace Signs To Fight Zorilla In Dublin Bout
Frankie Wallace, featherweight title hopeful, agrees to meet Santiago Zoglll in a ten round bout at Cincinnati Monday night. Wallace earned his spot by winning semi final rounds of the N B A tournament in Detroit last week defeating Freddy Miller of Cincinnati.
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Cleveland
Frankie Wallace
Santiago Zoglllin
Ciocipinat
Wallace
Detroit
Freddy Miller
Cincinnati
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Lmited Press
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St Louis Cardinals
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Lorain T. L. B.’s Want Soft Ball Games
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