Lorain to Host Amateur Boxing Card April 29
Lorain promoters plan another amateur boxing show at the Lorain Arena Auditorium featuring ten bouts. Al Harris seeks a malleable foe as light heavyweight champ. Tony Skorke meets Jimmie Rosso in a hard hitting featherweight clash, with several Lorain County fighters like Carl Williams, Norman Riegels, and Tommy Macintosh set for competitive bouts.
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Andy Vargo
Elyria Mitter
Offut Hoff
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Carl Williams
Weddie Crisp
Norman Riegels
E. Kuroski
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Tommy Macintosh
Pat Malfoy
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Ed Galewinski
Mike Klepek
Mike Bulzoni
Bill Gutensohn
Steve Cerne
Cal Edwards
Walter Deshuk
Joe Maxwell
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Johnny Kochan
Suleymain Bey Returns to Lorain Coliseum Ring
Suleymain Bey known as the Praying Turk returns to Lorain Moose Coliseum to face Oscar Kohler in a two out of three falls match, one hour thirty minute limit, in the main event of a four bout Steel City A C card. Also on the bill Cornsweet versus Noever in a two out of three falls match at Cleveland’s Cornsweet arena. Preliminaries feature Karl Miller vs Wild Bill Jacobson and Nick Drumscheff vs Jack Pope, all one fall thirty minute bouts.
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Opening Day at Yankee Stadium Spoofs Athletics Sour Mood
Henry McLemore recalls a festive New York opening day as Colonel Ruppert staged a bright yarn for the Yankees while the Philadelphia Athletics, fresh from Shibe Park, felt out of place amid flags bunting and bands. The Philadelphia loudspeaker system and staged cheer contrasted with the A's wary mood.
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Schmeling Draws Big Crowd in Cleveland Ahead of Sharkey Bout
The German challenger Max Schmeling drew enthusiastic crowds at the Equestrium in Cleveland ahead of his looming bout with Jack Sharkey. Observers praised Schmeling’s left hand work and timing, noting his improved form since returning to the U.S. and comparing his reception to that of Dempsey in recent appearances.
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Collegians To Play Flashes Saturday
The Collegians, newly organized baseball team, will play the Eastern Heights Flashes Saturday at McKinler Field at 2 o clock. Reporters listed include Thompson Bros and several others. others who wish to join should contact Bob Banville.
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Williams Street
Walker Risko May Mix In Charity Bout In May
Johnny Risko and Mickey Walker may stage a charity ten round bout at Public Hall next month. Danny Dunn, Risko's manager, announced the plan. Walker has defeated Risko in two previous meetings in Cleveland.
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Big Five lineup totals in Jim Foxx and Ruth night
United Press report notes Jimmy Foxx hit a two bagger in four at bats while Babe Ruth homered and drove in three as Lou Gehrig collected a single in four at bats. Fred Lindstrom slugged a homer with five RBI and three hits in five, Bill Terry launched two homers with five RBI in six at bats.
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Ruths Hitting and Slump Of Cards Dominate Baseball Card
Babe Ruth, at 38, leads the majors in RBIs with 12 and ranks second in hitting while blasting a homer for the Yankees past the Athletics. The St Louis Cardinals fall to the NL cellar after a 10-0 loss to the Pirates. Walter Johnson's Senators and the Tigers stay tied for first in the American League as Washington outs Red Sox and Detroit defeats Cleveland. Bill Terry hits two homers for the Giants in a 14-5 win over Philadelphia. Red Lucas restricts the Cubs as Cincinnati beats Chicago 7-2. Only three NL games on the schedule.
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Unclear sports standings fragment from era game slate
Fragmentary OCR notes show scattered team visitations and scores including Cleveland and Philadelphia games, with mentions of Washington and New Jersey venues. The garbled text omits full team names, dates, and outcomes, preventing precise reconstruction of standings or results.
St Agnes Alumni In Cage Final Tonight
St Agnes gym hosts two games with Church of Christ girls led by Babe Valerius facing an Alumni team. The season's third St Agnes versus Alumni matchup follows a 13 11 overtime win by Alumni. Riverhart and Coen officiate tonight as city motors notice and softball practice announced.
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Elyria High Nine Prepares for River Game Here
Elyria High coach Roy Clymer completes a tough practice week as the Crushers host Rocky River in a Lake Erie showdown. Ace Ken Long will start on the mound with Menz behind the plate, and the game is set for 4 00 PM.
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Rays hitters power clash with Tigers and Giants
Fragmentary baseball notes show Rays hitters claiming various runs against Tigers and Giants pitchers. Names and positions are garbled, but mentions of Hath Terry Glapeseeeeetuerreeneed and Mangwh Sommtorm appear alongside scattered player references and incomplete scoring snippets.
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Indians fall to Tigers 2-1 as Uhle struggles at home
Cleveland opens the season before a large League Park crowd, but five hits only and a late miscue seal the loss. George Uhle, former noted Indian, held Detroit to two runs while Clint Brown suffered the defeat. Stone’s eighth inning single followed a dropped pop caused by a errant chair near the stands, delivering Detroit’s decisive run.
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Vines Mangin In Net Duel Today
White Sulphur Springs W Va April 21 With Davis Cup star John Van Ryn upset by Eugene McCauliff excitement grows as Eileworth Vines Jr faces Gregory S Mangin in the Mason and Dixon tournament quarterfinals Also Frank X Shields meets Marcel Rainville and Virginia Hilleary defeats Virginia Rice in yesterday's action
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New York
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Berlin Heights Drops Out of Tri County League
Berlin Heights announces it will not enter the Tri-County League this season due to lack of finances. The league currently has six teams Lorain Nativities Lorain Pennzetta Elyria Merchants Willington Eagles Amherst Mischka Meata and Wakeman Red Caps. Plans consider adding Sandusky Clover Leafs and North Olmsted. The Elyria Tigers seek games with nearby teams write to Art, 11 Oak Street, or call 914.
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Amherst Mischka Meata
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Give Us Pitching Then Watch Us Go Says Dan Howley
Cincinnati Reds manager Dan Howley promises a reborn club with pitching as the key. He notes last season’s last place finish and cites recent additions and injuries as temporary hurdles. He praises Lombardi and Durocher, predicts strong contention, and states Hafey and Herman will stay with the Reds.
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United Press
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A Real Birdie At Cherry Ridge
Golfers at Cherry Ridge credit A. M. Keep of Lorain with the season’s first real birdie. Playing with James Van Wagnen, Keep overshot No. 3 greens and pitched back through a mulberry tree. After a long search a caddie finally found the ball wedged in a limb.
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Kokai’s Triple Lifts Western Heights To 2 1 Victory
Kokai delivered a clutch three with two outs to spark the Western Heights Tigers past the West Side Tigers 2 to 1 in a pitching duel between Banick and Sega. Russ Koehn led both teams with three singles in four trips. West Side aims to rebound tonight against Second Congregational at Jefferson Diamond, with Michael slated to pitch for the Tigers at 5:30.
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Unclear baseball game report with corrupted OCR data
Fragmentary OCR text shows baseball action and player names but is riddled with misspellings and garbled terms. It mentions stolen bases, lifts on bases, runs, outs, passed balls, a winning pitcher and an umpire, with a time of game not clearly stated.
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Billy Wallace T. K.O. Winner Over Bulahan
Billy Wallace earned a technical knockout over Battling Bulahan in Cleveland last night on the Lakewood Elk card. The bout headlined an evening that also featured Max Schmeling in an exhibition appearance.
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Shrinking Ring Action Highlights Schmeling Victory
In a ten round bout Schmeling dominated opponents with fast combos against Jack Shaw and Pedro Lopez before exiting with 1866 paying customers and $2000. Wallace pressed early for a knockout but faded after fourth round as referee halted action in a later five round clash. Eddie Simms stopped Gene Stanton in eight rounds, continuing a family streak as Frankie Simms had done two years prior.
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