Inter-City Coals Win City Handicap Bowling Crown
Syria's bowling season closed with Inter-City Coal and Supply Co winning the handicap tournament at Knights of Columbus alleys. The Coals totaled 23,127 with a 273 handicap, edging Elyria Hardware at 3,069 and I. T. & Rubber at 2,994. Top individuals included George Bobin of Colson with 647 and 267 high game, plus several 600-plus scores.
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Syria
Knights of Columbus
Inter-City
Coal and Supply Company
Coals
Elyria Hardware
I. T
Colson Company
Little Brown Jugs
Maumee Dairy
Jackson Wall Paper
Welsh Funeral Home
George Bobin
Ed Blaser
Ed Wilcox
Jack Renninger
Elmer Donnelly
Baddies Clash In Rialto Mat Match Tonight
Dan Morris presents a Rialto Theatre mat show featuring George Sauer of Lincoln Nebraska and Sly McLain of Hamilton Ontario in a best two of three falls main event with a two hour limit. Frank Zack of Jersey City will referee. Local wrestlers open at 8 30 with balcony seating two bits.
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Dan Morris
John Pekras
Rialto Theatre
Second Street
George Sauer
Lincoln
Nebraska
Sly McLain
Hamilton
Ontario
McLain
Sauer
Hamilton Hammerer
Cain
Morris
Frank Zack
Jersey City
Zack
Jack Kennedy
Kennedy
Jack
Bob Livernois
Kansas City
Prince Ulysses Mahalakis
Prince
Ulysses
Buck Weaver
Prince Ulysses
Dan
Second Street Arena
Howell Injured in Reds Game
Lynchburg Va April 12 Alabama All America back and Detroit Tiger infield recruit Millard Howell will stay in Lynchburg Hospital at least a week with a fractured right cheek bone. Doctors announced that he was injured yesterday before Detroit’s 6-2 win over Cincinnati when Johnny Mize hit him. X rays showed a shattered cheekbone. His major league debut will be delayed.
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Lynchburg
P—Millard
Dixie) Howell
Alabama
Detroit Tiger
Howell
Tigers
Cinnati Reds
Johnny Mize
Reds
Schmidt To Referee Mansfield Relays
Francis Schmidt, Ohio State University football coach, will referee the ninth annual Mansfield relays, set for April 20 in Mansfield. Organizer Harry Mehock announced the event, expecting about 70 schools led by defending champion Toledo Scott to send around 1,009 athletes.
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Mansfield
Francis Schmidt
Ohio State
Harry Mehock
Toledo Scott
Hi-Speeds A practice postponement notice
Hi-Speed Gas softball drill postponed to Monday. Manager Ed Elbert reports the practice at McKinles Diamond will include fercer measurements for players.
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Ed. Elbert
McKinles Diamond
Miller Easy Winner Over British Fighter
LIVERPOOL England April 12 Freddie Miller boxed smartly to defeat British lightweight Jimmy Stewart in a ten round bout. Miller used precise punching and movement though Stewart held weight advantage. In the ninth Stewart was driven into a corner but Miller failed to deliver a knockdown punch in the decisive moments.
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Liverpool
Eng
Jimmy Stewart
Hiss
Freddie Miller
Cincinnati
Miller
Coal
Stewart
Ridgeville High to Stage Fourth Annual Gym Exhibition
Ridgeville High School presents its fourth annual gym exhibition tonight under the direction of Drer ve0ay and Miss Elizabeth Wilcox. The show begins at 7 oclock with no admission charged. The public is invited to attend.
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Ridgeville High School
Elizabeth Wilcox
Shuffleboard League Results From Last Night
Ready Cigars defeated Moulton Candies four to one. Finegan Bakers won three to two against Heights Barbers. Coca Colas beat Nuts and Nerts five to two. Final match is set for next Tuesday evening. Standings follow.
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Moulton
Finegan Bakers
Heights Barbers
Coca-Colas
Pet
Moulton Candies
Ray
Salt Heights
Louis Faces Test In Lazer Bout At Chicago
Louis meets Roy Lazer in a 19 round Chicago Stadium bout doubly big for boxing fans. The No 1 contender Louis seeks another win toward a rematch with Primo Carnera while Lazer brings a 35 fight winning streak and a strong chin to challenge the Detroit Negro in front of a near 20900 crowd and expected receipts over 40000. Max Baer watches as Lazer sparred with him last summer and Baer praises Lazer’s chin while noting Louis speed could decide the outcome.
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Hicago
Joe Louis
Detroit
Lazer
Louis
Detroit Nezvo
Primo Carnera
Carnera
Max Baer
Baer
Bill Brown
New York
Max
North-South Tourney Sees Glurting Advancing to Semi-Finals
In the North and South Golf Championship at Pinehurst North Carolina on April 12 E Charlotte Glurting of East Orange New Jersey advanced to the semi finals defending her title against Helen Waring of Pinehurst The defending medalist defeated Betty Abernathy of Pittsburgh 4 and 3 yesterday Mise Waring moved forward with Vicwary after edging Edith Quier of Reading Pennsylvania Estelle Lazacon of Chapel Hill beat Jean Bauer of Providence Rhode Island 3 and 2 and will face Deborah Verry of Worcester Massachusetts who defeated Jane Cothran of Greenville South Carolina 2 and 1 in the quarterfinals.
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Pinehurst
XN. C
Charlotte Glurting
East Orange
N.J
Helen Waring
Betty Abernathy
Pittsburgh
Mise Waring
UDP
Jean Bauer
Providence
Deborah Verry
Worcester
Mase
Jane Cothran
Greenville
S.C
Indians Giants End Southern Series in Richmond
The New York Giants and Cleveland Indians wrapped up the southern barnstorming tour in Richmond Va with the Giants defeating the Indians 19 to 6 ending Cleveland’s streak in Hickory N C. The Indians have won five of nine games on the tour with the Polo Grounds next for games Saturday and Sunday.
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Richmond
New York Giants
Cleveland Indians
Polo Grounds
Giants
Cleveland
Hickory
N. C
Indians
Bittner Funeral Home Hosts Softball Drill Event
The Bittner Funeral Home hosts a softball drill at Hawihon Diamond area. Al Clayera are asked to be present.
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Bittner Funeral Home
Hawihon
Arae
al Clayera
All American Grid Star Knocked Out In A A U Tourney
ST LOUIS MO April 12 The knockout of George Theodoratus, giant All American captain of Washington State's football team, by Louis Nova of San Francisco stood out as the prime feature of the 47th National A A U Boxing championships. Semi final stage reached with results across weight classes including Lloyd Marshall of Cleveland KO ed Edwin McKinnon of Pullman Washington and other bouts.
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ST. Louis
George Theodoratus
Washington State
Louis Nova
San Francisco
Mid-West
East
South
Far West
Hawaii
Lloyd Marshall
Cleveland
Edwin McKinnon
Pullman
Wash
Joe Bauer
Monroe Harrison
Joe Malinky
Lou Berg
Pittsburgh
Avon Freshmen Defeat Elyria 46 38 in Dual Meet
Avon Freshmen, led by Nagel with 14 and Thome with 9, edged Elyria 46 38 at Ely Stadium. Francis Carter top scored for Avon with 11, Bill Washington added 9 as Avon captured five firsts to Elyria's four and built the margin with more seconds.
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Chuck Hupp
Forest Nagel
Lawrence Thome
Avon High
Elyria
Ely Stadium
Francis Carter
Crimson
Bill Washington
Avon
Louie Kolopos
Elyrian
E. A. Scammon
Thome
Elyria Anchor Mat
Hoyt Hurls Pirates To 4 To 2 Victory
In Memphis on April 12, the Pittsburgh Pirates beat the Memphis Chicks 4 to 2 as part of their southern exhibition tour. The win follows prior games in Nashville and Chattanooga, with a noted spring victory over the Chicago White Sox 2 to 2 led by Waite Hoyt.
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Memphis
Tenn
Pittsburgh Pirates
Memphis Chicks
Nashville
Chattanooga
Pittsburgh
Chicago White Sox
Waite Hort
Ohio State and Notre Dame Nines Clash in South Bend
Ohio State and Notre Dame were set for a game in South Bend with the Buckeyes finishing the current road trip the following day in Urbana against Illinois.
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Ohio State
Notre Dame
South Bend
Ind
Buckeyes
University of Ilinois
Urbana
Owens Stricken With Tonsillitis Threatens Penn Relays
Ohio State sophomore sprint star Jesse Owens is laid up with tonsillitis after returning from St. Louis where he tied a world record by running 50 yards in 5.2 seconds. The illness may jeopardize his chances for record breaking performances at the upcoming Penn Relays.
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Columbus. O
Jesse Owens
Ohio State
Penn
Unclear OCR sports brief on international freestyle results
The fragment lists various athletes and places such as New York Passaic California and San Francisco with names like Sam Cordovana George Gustawich Tessure Sato and Lord Lanedeane. It appears to be a brief, garbled report of wrestling or boxing results from multiple locales and competitors with no coherent event context.
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AEW York
Chief Little Weal
Califercia
Thresx
Waterloo Team On Barnstorming Tour in Cambridge
The Waterloo Wonders, state Class BA Scholastic champions, extend their 5 game regular season schedule with a barnstorming tour. They will face an all-star church league team in Cambridge tonight, with all regulars playing except Bers? Drummond who has another scholastic year. Kaiser starts in place during the exhibition.
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Cambridge. O
Waterloos
Bers
Drummond
Kaiser
Washington Senators Face Unstead y Pitching in Pennant Race
Washington aims to challenge in the American League with a veteran pitching core led by Whitehill and Weaver, plus Hadley returning from spring. Unsettled shortstop and left field spots, catching weak with Cliff Bolton rookie, and potential lineup featuring Powell Manush and Travis. Bucky Harris returns to guide a first-division finish.
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Stuart Cameron
United Press
Washington Senators
Senators
Washington
Detroit
Hadley
Earl Whitehill
Monte Weaver
Bobby Burke
Irving Hadley
Whitehill
Weaver
Burke
Senator
Luke Sewell
Hadtey
Short
Joe Cronin
Boston Red Sox
Ralph Kress
Lyn Lary
Ossie Bluege
Fred Schulte
Alvin
Jake) Powell
Schulte
Powell
Mier
Manush
Stone
Travis
Cliff Bolton
Jack Redmond
Birmingham
Sam Holbrook
Chattanooga
Bucky Harris
Johnston Denies Braddock Signing Noted in Early April Drama
NEW YORK April 12 Reports that Madison Square Garden tied James J Braddock to a secret pact as Max Baer s opponent for the heavyweight title in June circulated. Garden promoter Johnston denied any signing saying he hasn t signed Braddock and will decide after talks with Max Schmeling.
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New York
Madison Square Garden
James J. Braddock
Max Baer
James For
Johnston
Max Schmeling
Germany
Schmeling
Baseball scores and rain cancels games across leagues
United Press reports numerous results with Brooklyn New York and Cleveland contests, noting cancellations due to rain. Notable scores include New York 14 over Cincinnati 3 and New York 16 over Cleveland. Several matches are listed with teams from Boston Newark Chicago Stretburg Charlotte and others, with many rain-related cancellations.
State Publishing House Sets 1200 Books for 22 Million Copies
Moscow reports the State Publishing House of the Soviet Union plans a year long program of 1200 literary titles totaling 22 009 009 copies. The lineup includes works by both Russian and foreign authors.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Scientists Seek Oil Deposits By Gravity Measurements
Scientists search for large oil deposits by measuring subtle gravity variations in the ground. Oil is lighter than rock, so gravity is slightly weaker above oil pockets than around them.
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Earth
Wrestlers Dual Killers Stir New York City Wrestling
Henry McLemore lampoons a signal mix up in a New York wrestling trust where Danno O Mahoney and Chief Little Wolf are described as deadly rivals. The piece mocks sensationalism, quotes fictional manuscripts, and playfully suggests absurd solutions like snakes or subway meddling, ending with a copyright note.
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Henry McLemore
United Press
New York
New York Wrestling Trust
Mons
Jacques Curley
Danno O'Mahoney
Ireland
County Cork
Virginia
Vermont
Kilkenny
Chief Little Wolf
John J. Pericles
Athenian Athletic Commission
James Branch Cabell
Dannon
Katherine Rawls Wins Three Titles
Katherine Rawls, 18, from Miami Beach, dominated the National Women's AAU championships, winning her third title by setting a national breaststroke record of 1 minute 206-10 seconds in the 100-yard event. Her trio of victories gave the Miami Beach Swimming Club 15 points to lead the team standings.
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Chicago
Katherine Rawls
Miami Beach
Miss Rawls
Doris Shimman
Detroit
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