Lorain Boxing Card Promises Major Openers Next Tuesday
Don Gonzalez of Cleveland meets Johnny Jezewski of Elyria in the feature six round bout at the Lorain Sports Club show at the Hotel Antlers. The card also features Steys Smith versus K O Yarish, Tiger Flowers Moore versus John Jinro, plus bouts with Balash Holley Cera Burns Allison and Fash. Tickets are on sale in Elyria.
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Gonzalez
Hart
Cleveland
Golden Groves
Johnny Jezewski
Elyria
Lorain
Hotel Antlers
Manny Obins
Don Gonzalez
Jezewski
Billy Senders
Senders
Joey Kushner
Antlers
Elgorian
Manny Robins
Steys Smith
K. O. Yarish
la Grange
Yarish
Tiger Flowers Moore
Robins
John Jinro
Moore
Jinro
Steve Balash
Kid Holley
Rena Cera
Billy Burns
Bill Allison
Kid Fash
Finegan's
Baseball Roundup January to April 1933 Forecasts
New York reports summarize early 1933 baseball outlooks with notes on pitching strength across teams. Mentions of Gehrig Ruth and Walker, trades rumors involving Hack Wilson and others, and remarks on managers Connie Mack and Joe Cronin.
Nations Enter Soccer Cup Battle in Paris
The International Football Federation announced that 26 nations will compete for the World Cup in Italy next year. Entries include United States Mexico Cuba Brazil Austria Belgium Czechoslovakia France Great Britain Germany Holland Hungary Ireland Free State Italy Lithuania Luxembourg Poland among others in a field rivaling the Davis Cup in international interest.
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Paris
Italy
International Football Federation
United States
Mexico
Nazil
Europe
North
Hi Speed Aims To Clinch League In Ping-Pong Clash
Hi Speed needs two wins to seal the Cherry Ridge league title as it faces Haserodt Jewelers in the concluding series feature. Also on the program Manufacturers meet Professional Men with Dr Forbes versus Clayton Harpster in the top evening duel.
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Haserodt Jewelers
Cherry Ridge
M. H. Forbes
Clayton Harpster
Pennsy Oarsmen Getting Into Shape
The University of Pennsylvania crew team, the Red and Blue, trains on the Schuylkill River as rain and winds test their form ahead of the Backwell Cup regatta in Derby Conn on May 6.
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Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
Derby
Conn
Schuykill River
Multinational Regions Highlighted in 20th Century Map
A compact survey notes Portugal and Rumania among European states, with Sweden, Switzerland, Turkey and Yugoslavia, plus Africa and Egypt as key geographic references in historical discussions. The piece frames regional identities and borders within emerging postwar maps.
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Portugal
Rumania
Sweden
Switzerland
Turkey
Yugoslavia
Africa
Egypt
Formal Opening At Cherry Ridge Sunday
Cherry Ridge on West River Road will stage the season opening Sunday despite recent bad weather. Operator May Miller announced the event and urged attendees to attend as the course resumes operations.
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Cherry Ridge
Cherry Ftdge
May Miller
West River Road
Ping-Pong Finals Set in Lorain County Tourney
The doubles final will feature Russ Koehn and Walt Masick against Clark Black and Alan Van Wormer, with Dr. M. H. Forbes and Jack Dillman moving toward the other doubles final after defeating Clayton Wharster and Al Mason. Singles finalists also to play Friday evening as announced by Roy Miller. Public admission is free.
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Russ Koehn
Walt Masick
Clark Black
Alan van Wormer
M. H. Forbes
Jack Dillman
Lorain County
Cherry Ridge
Forbes
Dillman
Clayton Wharpster
al Mason
Koehn
Maslyk
George Gould
Jay Fitch
Roy Miller
County Stars As Leafs Win From Rangers
Toronto Maple Leafs rallied to a 3-2 victory over the New York Rangers before 14,000 at Maple Leaf Garden. Red Horner scored the winner as Ken Doraty added two goals, with Cecil Dillon and Keeling scoring for the Rangers. The win keeps Toronto in the world championship race with two games left. New York holds a two to one edge in the series.
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Toronto
Ont
Toronto Maple Leafs
New York Rangers
Maple Leaf Garden
Leafs
Rangers
Red Horner
Ken Doraty
Cecil Dilson
Keeling
New York
Denison Joins Ohio Conference In athletic move
Granville Ohio April 12 Denison University athletic director Walter J Livingston announced Denison had been granted membership in the Ohio Intercollegiate Athletic Conference by mail vote Other members approved Denison to compete in the Big Six track meet at Oberlin this Spring Denison left the Buckeye Conference but will keep athletic relations with Wittenberg Cincinnati and Ohio Wesleyan
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Granville
Uri
Walter J. Livingston
Denison University
Denison
Ohio Intercollegiate Athletic Conference
Ohio Conference
Oberlin
Buckere
Wittenberg
Cincinnati
Ohio Weslervan
Peck Praises Rookie Knickerbocker Of Indians
Cleveland April 12 Roger Peckinpaugh lauds Bill Knickerbocker as the best young infielder to break into the American League in a decade. He may start at shortstop April 19 against Detroit, a rise from surprising spring training where Knickerbocker impressed despite initial doubts about his readiness.
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Cleveland
Roger Peckinpaugh
Cleveland Indians
Bill Knickerbocker
Peckinpaugh
Knick
Johnny Burnett
Indians
Detroit Tigers
Knickerbocker
Terry Turner
Lxstaing
New Orleans
Sknick
Burnett
Mat Results Re United Preas
In New York Sammy Stein of Newark defeated Steve Znosky of Coland while Jerry Monahan of California threw Sam Cohen. Mayes McLain from Brooklyn faced Benny Ginsberg of Chicago and Paul Boesch defeated Tony Felice with Sam Cordovano noted in Halys. In Buffalo Joe Shimkus of Lithuania beat Cyrus Znosky while in Chicago Jim Browning and Ed Lewis were involved with Roebuck and Teon Pinetzki. Len MacAluso defeated Matroy Wirilenko with Mike Romano beating Rudy Hoffman. Glenn Munn and Steve Savage drew in Chicago with other results from Chicago and Nebraska.
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Re United Preas
New York
Sammy Stein
Newark
Steve Znosky
Coland
Jerry Monahan
California
Sam Cohen
Brooklyn
Mayes McLain
Towa
Drew
Benny Ginsberg
Chicago
Paul Boesch
Tony Felice
Haly
Sam Cordovano
Buffalo
Joe Shimkus
Lithuania
Jim Browning
Ed “Strangler’ Lewis
Los Angeles
Tiny Roebuck
Oklahoma
Teon Pinetzki
Poland
Len MacAluso
Matroy Wirilenko
Russia
Mike Romano
Italy
Rudy Hoffman
Glenn Munn
Nebraska
Steve Savage
Maumee Dairies Drill At Hamilton Field
The Maumee Dairy softball team will practice this afternoon at 5 30 at Hamilton Field. Players are to take notice and report for the session.
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MAUME
Roy Spencer Promoted to Indians Catcher Role
Development of Cleveland pitching staff hinges on Roy Spencer who succeeds Luke Sewell as first string catcher. Billy Evans pursued Spencer for years, finally landing him after Washington offered a bonus and Griffith released Walter Johnson. Spencer, slated to catch the season opener April 19 at the Stadium against Detroit, brings blunt talk and steady loyalty to manager, with prior injuries noted.
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IKE
Royal Mounted Police
Billy Evans
Billy
Bib -Falk
Chicago
Billy Kamm
Bill Cissell
Roy Spencer
Luke Sewell
Indians
Evans
Spencer
Indianapolis
Griffith
Washington
Washington Connect
Mickey Cochrane
Loyaltt
Walter Johnson
Cronin
Johnson
Marquis of Queensbury
Clark Griffith
Joe Cronin
Abilins
Cleveland
Perk
Detroit
Knights of Columbus top Chronicle-Telegram in final match
The Knights of Columbus beat the Chronicle-Telegram 2 games to 1 in a postponed City League bowling match at KX alleys. The win gives the lodgemen third place. Dale White led the CT with a 615 three-game total. Jack Peltz had 609. Bill Coghlan rolled a 287 game.
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Knights of Columbus
Chronicle-Telegram
Lodgemen
Dale White
C-T Guint
Maples
Jack Peltz
Bill Coghlan
K. of C
Browning Defeats Strangler Lewis in Illinois Wrestling Fallout
In Chicago April 12 crowds gathered as streetcars ran and Wrigley Field drew fans amid wrestling ban debates. Jim Browning pinned Ed Strangler Lewis last night at the coliseum signaling the end of mat wrestling in Illinois. Promoter Doc Krone won a favorable attorney general ruling while Illinois Athletic Commission head Joseph Tuiner vowed to stand by boxing and wrestling involvement.
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Chicago
Wrigley Field
Linois
Jim Browning
New York
Ed “Strangler” Lewis
The
Athletic Commission
Doc” Krone
Joseph Tuiner
Illinois Athletic Governing Body
Miller Wins At Barberton In Semi Final Bout
Elyria’s Johnny Miller defeated Eddie Litz of Warren by technical knockout after Litz was floored for a nine count and failed to answer the bell for round three. A doctor diagnosed a broken hand. In the main event, Barberton’s Mickey Lyle dropped a decision to Canton’s Alex Simms. Lyle had beaten Miller previously at Barberton.
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Johnny Miller
Elyria
Eddie Litz
Warren
Barberton
Litz
Miller
Witz
Mickey Lyle
Alex Simms
Canton
Lyle
Mulleavy Hopes Red Sox Prove Luckier Than White
Gregory T. Mulleavy, traded from the White Sox to Boston, seeks a regular berth with the Red Sox by proving his bat can improve. The 25-year-old Detroit-born shortstop has a mixed big league and minor league record, including stints in Toledo Oakland and San Antonio. Another article features Marvin Owen.
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Mulleavy
Red Sox
White
Harold K. George
Central Press
Chronicle-Telegram
Gregory Thomas Mulleavy
Boston Red Sox
White Sox
Gregory T. Mulleavy
Marty McManus
Lew Fonseca
Chicago White Sox
Oakland
Mulleagy
Petersburg
Raleigh
N. C
Decatur
Ill
San Antonio
Tex
Toledo
Greg
Detroit
Marvin Owen
Shortstow
Gregory Mulleacy
RBI
Chicago
A. L.j
O. Dh
Cal
A. L
Offer $100,000 For Saveldi's Contract
Bernard Baraga, a lawyer for Joe Saveldi, said an offer of $100,000 had been made for Saveldi's contract after his victory over Jim Landos. Percy Gardiner of Teutonic, Ont, reportedly presented the bid. Saveldi, suspended in Indiana, was expected back in Chicago today.
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Chicago
Bernard Baraga
Joe Saveldi
Jim Landos
Illinois
Saveldi
Barasa
Percy Gardiner
Teutonic, Ont
Savoldi
Indiana
Exhibition Results Mixed Scores Across Universities
Philadelphia and Newark games show a 2 2 draw at one event, New York defeats Yale 16 to 1, Rutgers over Jersey City 3 to 1, Black Yankees beat Philadelphia 1 to 0, Boston defeats Holy Cross 5, with several cancellations noted including Newark canceller and various university teams.
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New York
Yale
Newark
Rutgers
Jersey City
Yankees
Philadelphia
Boston
Holy Cross
Hambletonian Entries Race In Goshen Opener
Goshen New York opens the 1932 Bay State Circuit with 152 trotters and pacers entering six June races for purses near 7000 at the Historic Track. E Roland Harriman notes strong entries as Hambletonian contenders prepare for August. Notables include Calumet Donald Calumet Dawson Calumet Dick Mariana Guy the Tramp Melfa Va Rip Hanover Miss Kitty and more.
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Goshen
N. Y
Bay State
E. Roland Harriman
New York
Trotting Horse Club of America
Harriman
EB. H. Harriman
Calumet Donald
Will F. Cho
Syracuse
Chioness
Calumet Dawson
Mr. Harriman
Arden Homestead Farm
Calumet Dick
W. HH. Leese
Monror
No Yi
Mariana
FH. Stacy Smith
Newark
N. J
Guy the Tramp
W. C. Crummer
Columbus
Ohio
Will Hodson
Wholesale Trading New Pilots Pay Reductions Due To Enliven Races
Baseball opens with over 200000 fans anticipated across eight major league cities as new managers and player shifts loom. The mood is upbeat despite weather forecasts with Roosevelt prepared to throw the first ball in Washington and Joe Cronin set to manage against Lefty Grove and Cochrane.
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Roosevelt
Capitol
Jack Cuddy
United Press Staff Corps
York
Pesident Roosevelt
Washington
Washington Senators
Philadelphia Athletics
Garner
Joe Cronin
Alvin Crowder
Luke Sewell
Lefty Grove
Mickey Cochrane
Athletics
New York Yankees
Boston Red Sox
John P. O'Brien
Yankees Open Season With 211-Game Scoreless Streak
New York opens baseball season aiming for a win as the World Series champions extend a 211 game streak without being shut out. The run began in August 1931 and continues into today’s game.
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New York
New York Yankee
Baseball Season Opening Lineup and Cross-City Matchups
The opening day slate includes Babe Ruth in right field and Lefty Gomez pitching against Ivy Paul Andrews of the Red Sox. Indians meet the Tigers in Detroit before 25 000. Bridges faces Brown in Detroit. White Sox play Brown’s team in St Louis with 15 000 on hand. Cubs defend NL crown versus Cardinals at Wrigley with Warneke vs Dean before 25 000. Other NL games list Swift vs Johnson 20 000, Clark vs Collins 20 000, Hubbell vs Cantwell 15 000 with showers. Beer will flow at four openers in New York St Louis Chicago and Cincinnati.
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United Press Staff Corp
New York
Yanks
Gehrig
Fred Walker
Ruth
Fred
Brooklyn
Braves
Hack Wilson
Babe Phelps
Fresco Thompson
Wally Berger
del Bissonette
Kiki Cuyler
Babe Herman
Babe Ruth
Jimmy Foxx
Glenn Wright
Tony Cuccinello
Pinkey Whitney
Rogers Hornsby
Travis Jackson
Ben Hurst
Dick Coffman
Pajors
Tigers
Giants
Browns
George Gibson
Pirates
Osscar
Waldorf
Waldorf An Omerette
King Kong Rowe
Detroit
Bill Terry
Senators
Cube
the & Poe
Connie Mack
Joe Cronin
Connie
Wes Ferrell
Cubs
Lefty Gomez
Ivy Paul Andrews
Boston Red Sox
Tom Yawkey
Cleveland
Indians
Lon Warneke
Dizzy Dean
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Swift
Johnson
Philadelphia
Clark
Collins
Boston
Hubbell
Cantwell
St. Louis
Chicago
Fight Results From Hy Suited Press Roundup
Hy Suited Press reports mixed results across cities as boxers in multiple weight classes secured wins. Notable bouts include Sammy mier upsetting Terre Haute at 163 and Kid Baker dropping Henry Hook in Indianapolis 117. Several decisions and draws populate the recap with wins for Freddie Pol and others amid a broader travel of fighters from Newark to Seattle.
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Ontnanapolis
Sammy Mier
Terre Haute
Cy ‘Kid’ Baker
Henry Hookapolis
Louisville
Nashville
Abs
Indianapolis
Muncie
Ind
Eck Porter
Andér
Albie Schiff Wins Capital U Award in Athletics
Albie Schiff of Columbus received the Berea Boots trophy at Capital University, awarded annually to the junior with the best overall proficiency in athletics.
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Capital U
Columbus, CO
Upi
Albie Schiff
Columbus Today
Berea
Capital University
Rain Delays Openers Across American Association
Rain delayed opening games in three cities with the fourth game Milwaukee at Indianapolis halted by darkness after 14 innings tied 3 9. Caldwell and Polli pitched for the Brewers while Thomas pitched 14 innings for Indianapolis as he faced 12 hits. St Paul at Toledo, Minneapolis at Columbus, and Kansas City at Louisville were also postponed.
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Columbus
Milwaukee
Indianapolis
Caldwell
Polli
Brewers
Indians
Thomas
St. Paul
Toledo
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Louisville
Wellington Next For Crimson Track Team
Elyria High tracksters coached by W. L. Vaughn are preparing for a Friday meet at home against Wellington High after a recent loss to Berea. Lorain County school Wellington was supposed to face two other schools but negotiations failed. Freshman team travels to Avon Junior High for a meet tomorrow.
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Berea
W. L. Vaughn
Elyria High
Wellington High
Wellington
Joby Hay
Parma
Shaker Heights
Lorain County
Vaughn
Avon
Dayton golfers set three day trek through three states
University of Dayton golf team plans a three day road trip through Ohio Indiana and Kentucky starting April 17 with at Cincinnati April 18 at Bloomington and April 19 at Lexington. Eddie Hamant leads the roster with Nelson Ruddy Hugh Wall and Tom Carey in the top four. The schedule extends through late May including stops at Toledo Wittenberg Centre Detroit Michigan and Ohio Intercollegiate at Cleveland.
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Dayton
University of Dayton
Ohio
Indiana
Kentucky
Dayton Linksmen
University of Cincinnati
Cincinnati
University of Indiana
Bloomington
Ind
University of Kentucky
Lexington
Eddie Hamant
Nelson Ruddy
Hugh Wall
Tom Carey
Cleveland
Cliff Hamant
Toledo
Wittenberg
Centre
Detroit
Michigan
Kid Cocoa Masters Ring Back Pedaling Show
NEW HAVEN Conn April 12 ARi-Kid Cocoa fighter who envisions a top place in lightweight ranks shows skill in back pedaling. He trains with a daily reverse gear, able to step backwards in a ring as fast as others move forward. In his last two fights he won by knockout with no need to backpedal.
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New Haven
Conn
Ari—Kid
Cocoa
Players asked to attend Gates School diamond for 10 AM practice
Notice lists J. Pawlikowski, M. Pawlikowski, J. Davis, B. Nichols, V. Papp, G. Papp, J. Noga, J. Starball, J. Flicker, D. Bliss, B. Ziakowski, B. Horvath, G. Fille, L. Donch, S. Tomko expected on site for a morning practice game at Gates School diamond tomorrow.
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Gates
J. Pawlikowski
M. Pawlikowski
J. Davis
B. Nichols
V. Papp
G. Papp
J. Noga
J. Starball
J. Flicker
D. Bliss
B. Ziakowski
B. Horvath
G. Fille
L., Donch
S. Tomko
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Cleveland Battler
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Reack
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His Majesty’s Navy
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Hamilton
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Britain
Peck
C. Quint
C.T
Krights of Columbus
Corhian
Murray
Brennan
Basinski
Dar Black
Arna Chronicle-Telegram
Veener
Als Moran Ae
Browning Pins
Strangler
Lewis
Chronicle
Telegram
Gregory Mulleavy
United Press
Montreal
Joe McArthy
Yankee
Newarfa
Freddie Pol ¢K
Any
Mickey Ba
Tom
Willie _ Germany
Ureneated
Tristi Ikl
Toe Angeles
Youngs
Pete San
de Torriland
Ore
Freddie Neo
Ecole
Andy Tland
Nonsie Warneke
Georgie Dixon
Don Fraser
Wash
Stanley
Wilts
Longview
Johans Vanschaick
Twaati
Sammytty
Meters
Portland
True—Baby Pacho
Los
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Joe Calder
Russian Jose
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Jiddie Santry
Dayton Golfers
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