Amateur Mitt Card Draws Big Crowd Monday Night
Large crowd expected at the Rainbow Gardens Monday as rival boxing cards unfold. Elyria and Cleveland fighters headline, including Gussie Smallwood, Jimmie Dot, Quver Morrow, and Oliver Morrow, with six more bouts listed and tickets on sale at local outlets.
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Dodgers Release Tom Zachary Unconditionally
New York Dodgers pitcher Tom Zachary, a veteran left hander, has been granted unconditional release by the Dodgers. This marks the fifth release in his major league career after debuting directly from Guilford College to the Athletics and later playing for Washington, the St. Louis Browns, the New York Yankees, and the Boston Braves.
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Boxing Nationals Spotlight Bring Several Champions to Fore
JLson Cant Hit Dominates with sharp left jab in tourney while Leo Sweeney shows power but lacks punch. Joe Church of Batavia NY earns tentheight title by prevailing after overcoming Lou Gevinson and Troy Bellini and Rudy Oden en route to final. Willard Dean dominates heavyweight bout by edging Ed Hackles then stopping Frank Trmaska. match labeled the tournament's weakest division. Harold Sheldon backs Elsina against Dean.
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Harold Sheldon
Miami Nine Ties For Buckeye Lead
Miami University tied with Ohio Wesleyan for first in the Buckeye Conference after a 4 to 3 opening win over Otterbein. Miami collected four hits off pitcher Kelley as Alexandria allowed Day to score three for the Buckeye opener.
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Wilson Crowned National A. A. U. Flyweight King
Wilson wins the A A U flyweight title at Cleveland after a three day tournament begun with 257 entrants and 25 090 amateurs in 33 districts. Jimmy Clark outstanding in dynamite fists, defeats five opponents including Paul Frazier for welterweight crown. Joe West and others claim various weight titles.
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Oklahoma
Joe Church
Batavia
Tom Pallatine
South Bend
Leo Sweeney
Pittsburgh
John Lasinski
New York
Willard E. Dean
Shreveport
Crisler Rumored As New Athletic Head At Wisconsin
Wisconsin officials declined comment on a report that H. G. Fritzi Crisler, Princeton football coach, was chosen to replace ousted athletic director Walter Meanvwell. The Madison Capital Times published the item as regents’ recommendations to select a director were due next week. other names mentioned included Gur Sunds, Clark Shaughnessy, Harry Stuhldreher, Harold Olsen, Dana X. Bible, and Vila Nova.
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Shuffle League Night At Green Lantern Delights Players
Members of the Mens Shuffle board League were delightfully entertained last evening at the Green Lantern. Prizes were awarded the winners of the league which finished recently. Following raids were the main diversion of the evening.
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Bozzell And Schaeffer Rematch headlines Rialto card
Boxing fans pack Elyria for a two hour two out of three falls program headlined by Bozzell and Schaeffer with Sly McLain defeated by Schaeffer last week and Red Berry returning to face Young Sampson or Shreveport in the opener. The bout follows a disqualification in their previous clash and promises another crowded arena as Berry and the two rivals draw the crowd. Amateur rounds start at 3 36 p m.
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Indians Take Slugging Duel From Browns
In a high scoring baseball game at St Louis on April 18, the Indians outslugged the Browns 13 to 10 in extra innings. Cleveland built a margin with George Blaeholder’s three runs and timely hits by Hughes Vosmik and Troski. Allen Shelled struggled in his first Indians start, allowing nine hits before Hudlin, then Lee, finished the game. Browns tied late on an error before Blaeholder closed it out with relief pitching and decisive hits in the tenth.
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Schoolboy Track Stars Compete In Mansfield Relays
Ohio scholastic teams and out of state entrants gathered in Mansfield for the 10th Mansfield relays with about 75 schools and 1040 competitors. Toledo Scott is the pre meet favorite with 31 entrants, joined by Sandusky East Tech and several Cleveland Akron teams. A special sprint for women features Stella Walsh of Cleveland, a world record holder.
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Take Me to the Ball Game shown at Legion Hall
The American League produced film Take Me to the Ball Game will be shown Tuesday evening at the American Legion Hall. Roger, manager of the team, will introduce the feature and speak. Stars such as Mickey Cochrane, Lou Gehrig, Jimmy Foxx, Hank Greenberg and Joe Vosmik appear. The 9 p.m. screening follows the Legion meeting and is open to the public.
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Rival West Coast Crews Race Today
Under threatening skies in Seattle crews from UC and UW race in the 31st annual rivalry on Lake Washington. Officials expect between 59,000 and 75,000 spectators for the three mile race.
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St Louis Star Second In Cue Tournament
St Louis Star reports St Louis took second place in the world amateur three cushion billiard championships. Divine America secured first and second. tournament results observed with other notes on Zimmer Grocers practice and upcoming events.
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iClowson to Play with Canton in Mid-Atlantic League
Ohio State alumnus Alex Clowson captained the Buckeyes in his final year and now joins the Canton team in the Mid-Atlantic League. The Cleveland Indians property was transferred to Canton this season after a stint with Zapestille last year in the loop.
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Agenda Club Sportsmanship Award Winner Named
The Elyria High senior winner of the Agenda Club Sportsmanship Award will be announced soon by a committee of Elyria High coaches, faculty members, and sports writers. The winner’s name is engraved on the Trophy and earns a medal, with a medal also given to the runner-up. The five judging criteria are True Sportsmanship, Service, Perseverance, Character, and Athletic Activities. The first honoree was Jack Cullin and the most recent Jim Schumar, both football players. The committee includes Roy Clymer and others, with the announcement at senior chapel.
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Two Ohio Collegians Still Alive in Olympic Wrestling Trials
In Bethlehem Pa on April 1 two Ohio wrestlers remained in contention for Olympic berths. Oto Hach of Kent State defeated Dan Kaufman of Chicago Inter-Fraternity Club in 11 minutes 45 seconds, while Dick Voliva of Ohio State won a unanimous decision over George Triede of Princeton to reach the finals tonight.
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Standings and results in the American League report
Standings show Chicago leading with 3 4 1 record and 1.640. Other clubs include Cleveland 15, St Louis 19 in ten innings, New York and Washington headlines. Today's games list Cleveland at St Louis and Chicago at Detroit with several matchups postponed due to cold weather.
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New Giants Slab Corps Carry Load As Terry Rests Regulars
Giants debut six pitchers in four games as Bill Terry reshapes rotation. Stars Hebbert Castleman Mons Schumacher rest with heavy early workload planned for later stretch. Coffman Gumbert and Deshong highlight early relief appearances as Giants go 4-0. Reds, Cubs, Dodgers also opened season with string results while AL pitchers Grove and DeShonz fire two hit games.
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Kansas City Blues Undefeated In Ass'n
In Columbus Ohio on April 1 the Kansas City Blues won three games to stay undefeated in the American Association. They surged from behind to beat Louisville 9 to 6 in ten innings, as St Paul topped Toledo 7 to 2 in the other game. Cold weather delayed Minneapolis Columbus and Milwaukee Indianapolis games.
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Sports Cut Short by Ernie Braden at Greenwich
Report covers Ware seeking backing from Columbia Refining Co. and a Greenwich game featuring Elrians in new uniforms. Recaps Indians Browns game in St Louis, Zachary release by Dodgers, Wilson wins national title, plus amateur bouts at Rainbow Gardens with Kuhl Yuhasz Brantley Bart. Benny Leonard retirement quiz noted.
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Unknown entrant shocks Kansas decathlon field in Lawrence
Dr Glenn Morris, a comparative unknown from Denver, leads the decathlon after the first day in the 14th annual Kansas relays at Lawrence. Morris totaled 4435 points across the first live events, with defending champion Coffman of Topeka close behind at 3908 andJar Berwanger of the University of Chicago third with 3769.
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Yesterday's Hero Bill Terry Drives Giants to Fourth Straight Win
Bill Terry catcher and manager for the New York Giants delivered a key hit when his pitch produced a bases loaded double, driving in the runs that secured the team's fourth consecutive victory.
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