Cleveland boxers shine in uneven bout card
An Ernie Braden report details a boxing program with Smallwood losing to Dot but earning an unearned decision, Cleveland’s Kid Cleveland defeating Speaties, and a series of matchups featuring Booth, Leahoid, Stepar, Bart, Seibert, Canatos, Lenesse, Yuhasz, and others. The evening included heavy action, dramatic knockdowns, and a late towel stoppage in Bart vs Seibert, highlighting local fighters from Cleveland and Lorain.
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Ernie Braden
Smallwood
Cleveland Paar
Uptorizer
Juune
Derek
Earth Secondu
Jim
Aearyweichkt
Sheldon
Ari Booth
George Leshoid
Hock
Leimold
Booth
Racha
Lily Golien
Giov
Joe
Forest Battle
Stupar
Stepar
Fiato
Enite
Johnnar
Frankie Bart
Cleveland
Bot Seibert
Erin
Bart
Iee
Frankie
Bar
Zameness
Ute
No Seibert
Danny Canatos
Loi
Tonyeland
Hoxing
Canales
Mg Youngster
Genny
Donny
Lenesse
Kuhl
Rudy Yuhasz
Lorain
Yuhasz
Rudy Silly
Ereps
Marsha Tanner
Carl Finesan
Charlie Mari
Standings Show Boston Changes At Techmnadg Center
Boston leaderboard updates show new standings amid games featuring Tedas and Boankir. Techmnadg venue hosts matches affecting team rankings as rounds continue.
Red Sox Farm Tie Gives Canton New Players
Canton O April 22 Canton joins the Boston Red Sox farm system after a contract with Billy Evans makes Canton a Red Sox affiliate. Evans will supply players throughout the season and provide financial help. About 30 players are expected, with arrivals beginning midweek and the first practice set for Wednesday or Thursday. a manager was expected to be named soon.
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Canton
Mid-Atlantic Baseball League
Billy Evans
Boston Red Sox
Evans
Gussie Smallwood Loses In Five Round Amateur Card
Boxing event at Rainbow Gardens featured Gussie Smallwood in a tight decision loss to Jimmy Dot after judges split votes and referee Marsico cast the deciding tally. Sentences note crowd of about 459, costs, and surrounding commentary on fighters and officials.
Schaeffer Versus Bozzel Rough Wrestling at Rialto
Schaeffer plans a rough attack on Bozzell in the two hour time limit main event at the Rialto Theatre in Okmulgee. After beating McLain with rough tactics and a pack breaker, Schaeffer seeks a repeat against Bozzell while Wild Red Berry returns with newcomer Sampson in the semi final. The show opens with two amateur bouts at 6:30 p m.
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Paul Bezze
Schaeffer
Black Cragon
Dan Morris
Rialto Theatre
Fier
Okmulgee
Oklahoma
Bozzett
McLain
Sly McLain
Bozzell
Morris
Bozzeil
Elyria Boxing and Wrestling Commission
Wild Red Berry
Young Sampson
Shrevenort
Berry
Sampson
Acto
Rothgery Motors Rally Sts Bremke’s in League Bowls
Rothgery Motors defeated Bremke’s in a St. Jon a’s Lutheran Bowling League match last evening to remain contenders for the second half championship. Al Buchholz posted a 3589 series and a 233 game, with teammates posting solid totals as the Motors edged Bremke’s. Last word notes equine tax measures and local events including Addie Joss’s death, Heinie Schuble’s slot machine habit, and promoter Dan Morris securing outdoor show spots at Richwine Field.
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San Jose
Calif
Norman W. Church
Addie Joss
Cleveland
Heinie Schuble
Detroit
Schuble
Dan Morris
Morris
Richwine Field
Rialto Theatre
Sacred Heart Softball Team Organization Planned
Organization of the Sacred Heart church team is expected to be completed at a practice tomorrow evening on the Roosevelt diamond at o'clock. The Sacred Heart team will enter the City League. Players notice include Ucka Polcher Banko Zilatkowshki Germany Kokai Kish J Roehn H Walker Tisze Penzes and others.
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Sacred Heart Church
Roosevelt Diamond
Sacred Heart
Ucka
Polcher
Banko
Zilatkowshki
Germany
Kokai
Kish
J. Roehn
H. Walker
Tisze
Penzes
Yesterday's Hero and Indians battle for AL lead
Yesterday's hero led the Indians to a 25 2 victory over Cleveland. The result moved the club into first place in the American League as sports coverage continues on page 4 with additional notes.
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Indians
Cleveland
Seeer
Michigan and Ohio State split baseball doubleheader
In Columbus on April 2, Michigan and Ohio State prepared for the second and final game of their baseball series after Michigan won the opener 12 to 9 yesterday. Michigan tallied nine runs in the second inning aided by a string of wild pitches and walks from home pitcher Peters, Berkperches, and others, building a decisive lead as the Wolverines dominated the morning contest.
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Columbus
Ohio State
Michigan
Wolverines
Peters
Berk Perches
Boxing show in Rainbow Gardens fails to draw crowd
Promoter Ernie Braden reports Rainbow Gardens boxing card failed to attract fans as deadheads took most profits and only 459 spectators attended. White won a 3 title over 34 48, while Jimmie Dot defeated Gussie Smallwood and Bart Seibert was knocked out after a long beating. Referee Marsho drew criticism for a controversial call.
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Rainbow Gardens
Charlie White
Lorain County
Annie Oak
White
Ely
Frankie Thar
Cleveland
Bob Seibert
Seibert
Bart
Gussie Smalkwood
West Side
Andre Micke Berson
Dot
Johnny Keleros
Sammy Mersico
Smallwood
Marsho
Frank Demares
Indian Clinchkes U.S. Olympic Berth
Ellis Meyers Brown wins the 29 mile Boston course in hours, 33 minutes, 44 seconds to earn a berth for the Marathon at the next summer Olympics. Rhode Island and Canada compete in a field of 182 athletes on a 29 mile course with notable names and broad participation.
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Bostox
Major League Baseball Scores Mixed In Openers
Spurn Pearl of Wisdom, Tigers and Cubs stumble into second division depths as the day’s box scores show chaotic results. The Reds beat the Cardinals late, the Yankees edge the A’s 12 11, and Dizzy Dean earns his first win. The Cubs fall 9 8 to the Pirates after leading 9 6 in the eighth. The Giants drop to the Phillies, the Bees top the Dodgers, and Boston tops Brooklyn 14 4 as Vernon Kennedy earns strong pitching for the White Sox. The Athletics notch their first season victory 12 11 over the Yankees.
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George Kirkley
U. P
Gust Sulz
Dizzy Dean
Inn
Gsi
Reds
New York Giants
Phillies
Boston Bees
Brooklyn
Chierco White Sox
Vernon Kennedy
Cleveland
Washington
Boston Red
Sox
The
Athletics
Yankees
Kennedy Hurls Well Sox Win From Indians
Chicago April 21 Vernon Kennedy rookie pitcher for the Chicago White Sox held the Cleveland Indians to four hits as the Sox won 3 to 1. Hal Trosky hit the Indians only homer in the fifth. Orel Hildebrand allowed eight Sox hits in a strong mound effort. The Indians had been on a four game win streak, scoring 47 runs in those games. The Rams meet again today with Hugh Huchin slated to pitch for Cleveland. J R Dallas girls softball team will meet tonight at McKinley diamond at 6.
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Chicago
Vernon Kennedy
Chicago White Sox
Cleveland Indians
Cleveland Club
Indians
Cleveland
Trosky
Kennedy
Hal Trosky
Orel Hildebrand
White Sox
Ennedy
Rams
W Huchin
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Ralph Nichols
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AL Singer
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Rothgery Motors
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Vestal Shoes Welt Doxite
Elyria Lumber
Rothgers Motors
Coca-Colas
Irnen Furnita
Ohio
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McKinley Diamond
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