Jezewski Set For Three Bouts In Two Weeks Ring
Local light welterweight Johnny Jezewski will fight Don Gonzalez in Lorain on Tuesday in a six round bout. He then meets Andy Roberts in a four round curtain raiser at Public Hall on opening day of the Cleveland American League season. On April 26 he faces Sam Paradise in the Elks card semi final in Norwalk, Elyria.
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Jubilo
Shine
Don Gonzalez
Cleveland
Hotel Antlers
Lorain
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Jezewski
Sam Paradise
Norwalk
Elks
Elks’ Hall
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Eddie” Faulhaber
Itria
Faulhaber
Elyria
Faul
Promoter Promises Action Packed Card At Cleveland Hall
Cleveland April 14 Boxing fans are urged to seek value beyond big names as promoter Al Paige oversized six bout show at the Public Auditorium aims for high action. Eddie Meade selects bouts featuring Gorilla Jones Ben Jeby Patsy Perroni Eddie Simms Phil Cohen Jack Pallat Jackie Davis Freddy Fitzgerald Dummy Robinson Lynn Jordan and Al Roberts Johnny Jezewski with 44 rounds on the card.
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al Paige
Cleveland Public Auditorium
Eddie Meade
Gorilla Jones
Ben Jeby
Cleveland
Paige
Patsy Perroni
Eddie Simms
Phil Cohen
Jehu
Jack Pallat
Cohen
Pallat
Jones
al Roberts
Lorain
Johnny Jezewski
Elyria
Crimson Fresh Tracksters Triumph Over Avon Junior High
Elyria High Freshman track team coached by W. L. Vaughn defeated Avon Junior High 44 to 31 on their upset win. Keleman and Scott led with three wins each in dash, jumps, and throws while Walters of Avon took the 880 yard run. Relay sprint and field events added to Elyria’s victory.
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Elyria High
Avon
Vaughn
Kele“son
Scott
Walters
Keleman
Kelleman
Scott Trumphed
Wallace
Decker
Clinton
Wearsch
Walter
Hoose
Elyria
Pecker
Sheleman
Sophomore leaders to pace Ohio track opener at Delaware
Ohio University's track team relies on sophomores in their first meet of the season against Ohio Wesleyan in Delaware. Eldon Armbrust, a football alumnus, tops the rookie group with sprinting prowess, joined by Jimmy Finsterwald Cliff Newell James Gilmore Jesse Zousmer Rex Roth Anthony Salvaggio and Jerry Cummings as first-time competitors.
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Athens
Ohio University
Ohio Wesleyan
Delaware
Eldon Armbrust
Ohio
Jimmy Finsterwald
Cliff Newell
James Gilmore
Jesse Zousmer
Rex Roth
Anthony Salvaggio
Jerry Cummings
Troxel Team Holds First Drill Tomorrow
Manager George Smith of the Troxel Company baseball team in Elyria announces the first practice for the Troxel club. The tryouts are scheduled for tomorrow at Ely Stadium at 1 30 p m with rain delaying practice. Players should report to Smith or call 39 524 if the session is rained out.
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Troxel Company
Elyria
Trk County Baseball League
Ely Stadium
Smith
Cleveland
Finals In County Ping-Pong Showdown Tonight
Lorain County ping-pong singles final headlines a night of action at Cherry Ridge on Broad street as Don Gurney faces Dr. M. H. Forbes. doubles semi finals pit Koehn Maslyk against Black Van Wor Mer with Forbes and Dillman awaiting the winners. A large crowd is expected and admission is free.
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Lorain County
Don Gurney
M. H. Forbes
Cherry Ridge
Broad Street
Gurney
Forbes
Russ Koehn
Walt Maslyk
Clark Black
Alan van Wormer
Dr. Forbes
Jack Dillman
Murbach Team Finishes Fourth in Lakewood Pistol Meet
The Murbach Coal Company pistol team placed fourth at a 4 team Lakewood meet scoring 90. East Cleveland Gun Club won with 941. Johnson led Murbach with 192 points, followed by Kelling at 186. Miller of the Elyria police shot 171 with the Elyria team.
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Murbach Coal Company
Lakewood
East Cleveland
Johnson
Kelling
Miller
Elyria
Eest Cleveland Gun Club
Tively River Gun Club
Lakewood Police
Murbach Coals
Sea Lakewood Club
Brinks Express
Johnsen de Tae
Welling
Vernon Ewe
Larry Tee Hee
Miller Tee Wee
Worcester
California to legalize parimutuel horse race betting
Governor James Rolph Jr. announced signing a bill legalizing parimutuel betting on horse racing in California. The measure creates a three member state racing board and allocates four percent of gross receipts to the state while track operators receive up to eight percent. State funds will finance fairs agriculture and unemployment relief.
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Sacramento
Calif
Uhce
California
James Rolph, Jr
State Senate
Ohio Golf Tourneys Organized for 1933 Season
Twelve tournaments were arranged by the Central Ohio Golf Association tournament committee for 1933. The district amateur championship moves to Columbus Brookside June 7–10, while the district women's championship runs at Miami Valley Dayton June 13–16. A pro ladies two ball foursomes event is set for Scioto August 14. Club fees drop to 35 for 18 holes and 25 for nine holes. public links courses pay 25 and 15 respectively. District allows two players from each public course for the amateur event.
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Dayton
Central Ohio Golf Association
Columbus Brookside
Miami Valley
Scioto
Eagles Soccer Team Plays Lorain Sunday
The Elyria Eagles travel to Lorain for an exhibition at Oakwood Park against the Lorain Germans. Last season Elyria beat Lorain 4 1. Johnny Maillie, former Elyria player, manages the Port City team. Former Eagles players should report at 23rd and Lexington Sunday at 2 PM. kickoff is 2 30 PM.
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Oakwood Park
Elyria
Johnny Maillie
Port City
Eagles
Lexington
Rangers Win Hockey Crown
Rangers defeat the Toronto Maple Leafs 1-0 in overtime to win the best three of five series and reclaim the Stanley Cup for the United States. Bill Cook scored the title goal at 7 minutes 34 seconds of overtime in Maple Leaf Garden for nearly 15,000 spectators.
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King
National Hockey League
New York Rangers
United States
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Lorne Chabot
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Maple Leaf Garden
Butch Keeling
Boston Bruins
Belve Bean Hopes For Final Leap With Indians
Belve Bean seeks a third and last chance with Cleveland after three option years in the minors. A former Kansas City and New Orleans standout, he recovered from a 1981 auto accident that injured his pitching arm. Bean will debut for the Indians against the Tigers on April 19 at Stadium, with experts predicting he could become a key addition.
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New Orleans
Toledo
Cleveland
Kansas City Club
American Association
Waxahachie
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Tigers
Ferrell Expects To Easily Win Bonus Offered
Cleveland April 14 Wes Ferrell aims to open the home season against the Detroit Tigers on April 19 and predicts a win to lock a 1985 bonus. He expects to reach 25 wins, enough to spark Indians into pennant contention behind a rotation including Hug lin Harder Brown Hildebrand and himself.
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Ferrell
Cleveland
Wes Ferrell
Cleveland Indians
Detroit Tigers
Indians
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Onur
Huglin
Harder
Brown
Hildebrand
Rough boxing results from regional matches reported by United Press
At Hollywood Glen Wade of Long Beach drew Charlie Sant en of Missouri. At Longview Washington welterweight Gus Kallio of Salt Lake City knocked out Mervin Barackman of Centralia Washington. Doc Devora of Providence and R I tossed Glenn Stone of Olympia Washington. Jess McCann of Portland defeated Bulldog Jackson of Klamath Falls Oregon.
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Hollywood
Glen Wade
Long Beech
Drew
Charlie Santen
Missouri
Longview
Wash
Gus Kallio
Salt Lake City
Welterweight
Mervin Barackman
Centralia
Doc Devora
Providence
R. I
Glenn Stone
Olympia
Jess McCann
Portland
Bulldog Jackson
Klamath Falls
Ore
Swanson Adds Mercury Wings To Chicago White Sox
Ernest Swanson, one of baseball’s speediest runners, joins the Chicago White Sox after a career spanning Vernon, Columbus, and Cincinnati. Born in DeKalb, Illinois, Swanson led leagues in stolen bases and fielding while posting a .375 batting mark before joining Lew Fonseca’s squad.
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Wings
Chicago White Sox
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Lew Fonseca
Chicago Sox
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American Association
St. Louis Cardinals
Gabby Street
Lombard College
Ilinois
Cincinnati
Art Ruble
Minneapolis
Galesburg
Ill
DeKalb
Indians rally in ninth beats Tigers in Detroit
In a Good Friday game, the Cleveland Indians overcome a 4 1 deficit to win 7 4 over the Detroit Tigers. A nine inning rally produced six runs including singles from Morgan Kamm Spencer Burnett and Porter plus Bill Knickerbocker's homer. Oral Hildebrand pitched for Cleveland while Wesley Ferrell was set for opening day duties.
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Cleveland Indians
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Tigers
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Indians
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Kamm
Spencer
Burnett
Porter
Young Bill Knickerbocker
Joyner White
Tiger
Rosell
Fred Marberry
George Uhle
Cleveland
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Hae
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Myatt
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Sone
Hildebrand
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Owen
Cane
Gehringer
Stone
Orem White
Fox
Reiber
Marberry
Wane Uhle
Standings and Results Roundup from Yesterday and Today
Standings show Cleveland 7 Detroit 4 Washington 11 Philadelphia 4 New York 4 Boston 3 Chicago 11 St Louis 7. Schedule lists Cleveland at Detroit Chicago at St Louis Philadelphia at Washington Boston at New York. Brooklyn 5 Philadelphia 4 Pittsburgh 5 Cincinnati 2 St Louis 3 Chicago 1. Weather note New York Boston snow. Tonight Pittsburgh at Cincinnati St Louis at Chicago New York at Boston Brooklyn at Philadelphia.
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Sports Pairings Listed For Upcoming City Matchups
The schedule lists Milwaukee at Indianapolis and Kansas City at Louisville. St Paul visits Toledo while Minneapolis plays Columbus. Baltimore leads Toronto 7 2 as Onis game is on. Buffalo at Jersey City and Rochester hosts Albany in Newark venue notes.
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St. Paul
Baltimore
Buffain
Jersey City
Rochester
Albany
Mentyent
Newark
Toronto
Buffalo
Jersey
Montreal
Buckeye Spring Sports Program Is Increased
Ohio State extends its 1930 spring schedule with three baseball games a track meet and three revised polo dates. Trackmen travel to Wesleyan Delaware on June 2 for a meet. Baseball teams host Notre Dame at Bend May 20 and begin a home-and-home series with Cincinnati in May. Coach Ed Williams arranged dates May 6 11 18 27 and other May meetings.
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Stonzo
Millers Defeat Red Birds 8-2 in Columbus
In Columbus on April 14 the Millers walloped the Red Birds 8 to 2 behind a full game by Petty. Ash Teachout and Dean pitched for Columbus as Minneapolis tallied 13 hits. Toledo edged St Paul 12 to 11 but fell short, and Kansas City barely beat Louisville by one run.
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Kansas City
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Knickerbocker Leads In Detroit Cleveland Clash
Knickerbocker hit a home run and collected two RBIs while Gehringer Averill Vosmik notched two-base hits. Hildebrandt earned the win as Marberry took the loss in 2:06 with 10 hits allowed. Umpires Van Graflan and Owens.
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Spencer
Rogell
Knickerbocker
Burnett
Porter
Gehringer
Averill
Vosmik
Lackces —Owen
Fox
Cissell
Morgan
Detroit
Cleveland
Hildebrand
Marberry
Uhle
Harder
Hayworth
Hildebrandt
van Graflan
Owens
Parshall Stable Ready For Ohio Harness Meet
Urbana Ohio April 14 Lizzy trotters and pacers are being trained on the Urbana fairgrounds track for the Ohio Short Ship harness meeting in May. Dr H M Parshall heads a 32-horse stable the largest Urbana has seen, including Mac I Win Ankabar Lady Vonia Napoleon Grant Josedale and J E Vonita with times around 1 59 and 2 02.
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Urbana Fairgrounds
H. M. Parshall
Verne Schamahorn
Oscar Vaillery
Daryl Parshall
Bob Villery
Ernest White
Roy Craig
Parshall
Mac-I-Win
Ankabar
Lady Vonia
Napoleon Grant
Josedale
J. E. Vonita
Brewers Fall 4 3 to Colts in Ninth Inning Rally
Indianapolis scores late to edge Milwaukee Brewers 4 to 3, breaking a 2 to 2 deadlock. eighth inning heroics key as Colonels win 3 to 2 in a tense finish.
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Colonels
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Milwaukee Brewers
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