High School Nine Seeks First Win Versus Rocky River Friday
Cleveland Heights High baseball opens season with Rocky River at Ely Stadium diamond. Coach Roy Clymer plans to start ace Ken Long on the mound, hoping for early victories. Delays in eligibility and infield errors from the opener are noted, with Ramph or Sanders options at third and second, respectively. The 4:09 p.m. start marks the Crimson’s bid to rebound after a rocky opener.
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Giants Seek Way Out Of Slump In Philly Series
New York Giants travel to Philadelphia to end a five defeat one win start the season and climb from NL cellar. A 13 inning loss to Boston highlighted sloppy play as Bill Terry hit two home runs and a triple.
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United Press
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Top Flight the Derby Contender Faces Volatile Odds
Henry McLemore previews Top Flight in the 1921 Derby scene, noting her 4 to 1 odds amid skepticism about the field. The Whitney debutante, weighing gains from recent form, is pitted against male rivals like Twenty Grand and Gallant Fox as bettors favor a probable winner while acknowledging Top Flight's power and late-closing potential.
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United Press
York
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Hollywood
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Top Flight
Ohio Wesleyan Tracksters Embrace Sunlight For Vitamin D
Ohio Wesleyan University trackmen abandon thin shirts for trunks and shoes to gain vitamin D from ultraviolet sunbeams. The move aims to strengthen bones, enrich blood, and build resistance, in line with their training approach.
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Ohio Wesleyan
Indians Open Home Season With Tigers
Cleveland returns home to League Park for the American League opener against Detroit before a capacity crowd of about 22 000. Clint Brown to start, George Uhle to pitch for Detroit, Hudlin wins for Cleveland in 4 2 victory over the White Sox, errors costly for the Tribe, Jones limits Cleveland to five hits.
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Montague
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Ike
Hudtin
Rifle Club Scores And Plans For League Formation
The Cit. Rifle Club shot last evening led by Dougherty with 191 points and Biddinger second at 189. Johnson 197 and Moulder 190 followed as the club discussed forming a league with teams from Elyria Lorain Lakewood and Cleveland and plans to build an outdoor range.
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Second Congregationals Plan Practice Tonight
The Second Congregational church softball team will hold a practice session tonight at Jefferson Weld at 6 o clock in preparation for their game Thursday with the Tigers scheduled to be played on the Jefferson diamond.
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Ruth Idle as Gehrig Drives In Four Runs in Doubleheader
In the first game Babe Ruth was idle while Lou Gehrig batted in one run and doubled four times for four at bats. Gehrig connected on his third homer of the season and had one run scored. Hack Wilson was sidelined with a lame leg. A Simmore contributed two hits in three at bats with one rbi. Penper Martin did not play as his team had no schedule.
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Star high jumper Lassalette outgrows books in odd career twist
Henry Lassalette, once a six feet three inch high jump champion, faces scholastic ineligibility and transfer rules at USC delaying his athletic prime. He won the 1923 AAU high jump crown and the Denver American title in 1923, but now sits amid eligibility issues and coaching reforms as he prepares to compete for the Trojans. Lassalette and rival George Spitz struggle with academic hurdles while continuing to chase selection for Olympic competition. High jump champions indeed, but they cannot leap over their books.
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Central Press
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Southern California
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Long Beach
Los Angeles Athletic Club
George Spitz
New York
Spitz
New York University
Anton Burg
Dinh Templeton
Stanford
Walter
Marty
Fresno
Cubs Pitching Deciding Issue In Hornsby’s View
Chicago manager Rogers Hornsby predicts the pennant race will hinge on pitching, calling his staff the best in the league with nine pitchers ready for winter. He cites Grimes and Warneke as key pitchers and expects 15 to 20 wins from Grimes amid tight hitting.
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Marshall Savoldi In Draw Battle
Marshall Everett Marshall of California and Joe Savoldi of Notre Dame battled to a draw at the Cleveland arena. Marshall remained undefeated as Savoldi claimed a moral victory after being thrown twice by the Coast grappler. Savoldi’s favored attack was a flying buttress that sometimes reached the ringside seats.
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Everett Marshall
California
Joe Savoldi
Notre Dame
Eagles Soccer Team May Disband For Season
The Eagles Soccer team held a weekly meeting at Beckers Confectionery to discuss a possible disbandment. Officials report trouble securing games and are undecided whether to disband or persist in seeking opposition. No other business was transacted.
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Bowling Green College Beats Ohio Northern 10 to 0
Bowling Green College’s baseball team defeated Ohio Northern 10 to 0 in an Ohio Conference contest on Tuesday.
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Wilroos Open 1932 Season Against Young Flyers
The Wilroos A C softball team starts the 1932 season tomorrow night against the Young Flyers on the McKinley diamond. New players join the roster as Wilroos aim for a winning campaign with the opener set to 6 30 p m.
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Hafey Joins Reds For Out of Town Series 1932
Cincinnati Reds add National League batting champion Chick Hafey to the roster for the 1932 trip to Chicago. Hafey arrived with wife from Berkeley and hopes to play in the series opener against St Louis. He notes the rebuilt Reds will challenge all NL clubs and vows to bear down against the Cardinals.
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Standings and Today’s Games Across Hockey Cities
Standings show Detroit at Cleveland, Chicago at St Louis and other matchups. Today’s schedule lists St Louis at Pittsburgh, Cincinnati at Chicago, New York at Philadelphia, plus Feinsas City at Indianapolis and St Paul at Columbus, Minneapolis at Toledo, Milwaukee at Tourville.
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Boxing results from United Press rounds
At St Paul Frankiec Rattaglia 1M Winnipeg won by technical knockout over My Sullivan 158 Mt Paut third round Lrreine Udell 74 Aber deen ND KO’d Louia Fettig 174 Grand Forks ND second round At Indianapolis Tract Cox 125 Indianapolis KO’d Mickey Cohen 133 Denver seventh round At New York Bidgewood Clo Shenny Leonard 151 New York defeated Mike Sarko 145 New York sixth round Renny Walger 134 France defeated Paul Scaltaro 141 New York sixth Nick Pantore 1463-4 New York stopped Harry McCavanaugh 1474-4 Ireland sixth At New York Lenor Clair Tony Arenela 1001-2 New York Stopped Stanley Wleanick 1651-2 Cheshire Conn sixth Johnny Lada 115 Phils Nowe 1301-2 Roumanin fourth
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Cards Beat Dayton 5-2 in Exhibition Game
The St. Louis Cardinals won 5-2 against Dayton Central League club in an exhibition game. Collins hit a four-bagger and drove in a run, while Bottomley, Watkin g and Hont also homered with bases empty.
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Crimson Flyers Shine in Practice. Carlson and Triplett Set Records
Elyria High track star Triplett clocked a 4 47.3 mile in unofficial local record time while Carlson ran 22.9 seconds in the 220 yard dash. The Crimson Flyers aim for Mansfield Relays with strong medley relay prospects and notable weights by Novotny. About 60 schools enter the event including Salem and Cleveland Hast Tech with a five mile marathon through downtown streets.
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Allison Hall Clash In Net Meet Today
Allison of Austin and Van Ryn of Philadelphia, both U S Davis Cup members, faced strong opposition in the Mason and Dixxia Tours quarter finals at White Sulphur Springs. Allison met J Gilbert Hall of South Orange seeded No 6, while Van Ryn faced Eugene McCauliff of Yonkers. The other cup teammates Vines and Shields were set to meet Mangin and Rainville in continuation of the quarter finals.
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Fate of Middle Atlantic League Decided at Wheeling Meet
The seven year old Middle Atlantic League faced a crucial choice after a Wheeling meeting. Efforts focused on securing a backer for the club dropped by Wheeling owner Charles Holloway to complete the eight teams. If backed, Youngstown could move to Zanesville and the league would open in May with Charleston Huntington Beckley Johnstown Clarksburg Cumberland and another city with a tram service.
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Marietta Star Oarsman Dropped From Squad
Marietta College coach Urs Ellis MacDonald seeks a substitute to replace Willie Meyer Jamaica NY, veteran stroke dropped for breaking training rules. Floyd Bules of Marietta expected to take Meyers place in the varsity boat after Meyers attended a chance in violation of training rules.
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Walker Uses Ax Leonardo da Vinci to Chart Anatomy
Walker argues Leonardo da Vinci, famed painter and inventor, was also a pioneering anatomist and engineer. The piece presents Da Vinci as one of history’s most versatile figures, highlighting his artistic genius alongside scientific and architectural insight.
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Kansas City Leads AA Loop After Week One
Kansas City moved into first place in the American Association after week one, boosting its record to four wins and one loss. They defeated Toledo 7 to 4 as veteran Fette held Toledo to six hits. Indianapolis dropped to second after losing to St. Paul 3 to 1, Campbell fading after seven shutout frames. Minneapolis routed Louisville 6 to 1, while Milwaukee fell 6 to 4 at Columbus.
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Bruyn Wins Boston Marathon in 4th Hour Feats
Paul De Bruyn the blond German youth won the Boston Marathon finishing among 222 starters. He credited good German cooking and beer for his build and stamina. The stocky rider led the 26 mile race from Hopkinton to Boston and planned to return to his fireman duties after a celebratory meal. He weighed 163 pounds at the start and carried three pounds in the race.
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Bellevue Junior Legion Seeks Games for 17 to 19 Year Olds
The Bellevue American Legion Junior Baseball team seeks matches with any team in the section. Eligible players are 17 to 19 years old. Weekday or Sunday games welcome. Interested teams should contact E. W. Fassett at 521 East Main Street, Bellevue, Ohio.
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