Elyria High Amazes Rocky River 13-4 In Lake Erie Tilt
Elyria High’s Crimson Flashes scored a 13-4 rout over Rocky River as Ken Long and Bill Jones silenced the River hitters. The win boosts Clymer’s squad with rugged defense and two strong relievers, while Garrett yielded seven runs and failed to hold the River attack.
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Jack Lords
Ken Long
Bill Jones
Garrett
Ernie Braden
Berger
Cleveland Heights
Shaw
Heights
Clymer
Feld
Floyd Rumph
Coniam
Floyd
Kenny Mitchell
Paul Menz
Heights Tigers
River
Riverites
Flashes
Rocky River
Elyrians
Crimson Wine
Clymermen
Sifth Streeters
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Jones
Amherst
Wakeman
Standings and Results From Yesterday and Today’s Games
Yesterday's results show Detroit 16 Cleveland 3 and Chicago 4 and St Louis 4. Today's schedule includes Detroit at Cleveland Chicago at St Louis Philadelphia at New York Boston at Washington and other matchups across leagues.
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Cleveland
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Chicago
Philadelphia
New York
Boston
Washington
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W. J. Pet
Brooklyn Svapenesmere
St Louis
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Newark
Mansfield Relays Draw 35 Ohio High Schools
Thirty five high schools from Ohio gathered in Mansfield for the sixth annual Mansfield High School Relays, the first major scholastic track meet of 1932. Salem defends its 1931 title with a strong lineup including notable runners, while a special 100 yard dash features George Simpson Norman Lambacher and Georges Donges. Mansfield’s Harry Mehock served as meet manager.
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Mansfeld
Ohio
Mansfield High School
Salem High School
Cleveland East Tech
Calummbus Central
Steubenville
Elgiria
Cleveland Cathedral Latin
Cleveland West Tech
Columbus East
Lorain
George Simpson
Ohio State
Norman Lambacher
Ohio College
Georges Donges
Harry Mehock
Mansfield School
Ravenna to Host Race Meeting Date Set for April 30
A race meeting is confirmed for Ravenna Ohio on April 30. Ed Poh from Cleveland announced the plan, stating arrangements are underway and that racing will proceed as scheduled at the public track amid local interest.
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Ravenna
Ed Poh
F Cleveland
Revenna Ab
Senders Ross bout eyed by Lorain promoter for potential clash
Harry Hughes, promoter for Billy Senders of Lorain, weighs a two fold aim to pit Senders against Barney Ross of Chicago while doubting Senders has faced top challengers. Hughes warns pro boxing in Lorain may fail without smarter cards and airing Senders as a crowd draw. a Senders Ross bout may not occur soon as Ross seeks more money than promoters will pay.
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Cagey
Billy Senders
Lorain Feathers
Ule
Barney Ross
Chicago
Ross
Senders
Pever
Port City
Billy
Sanders
Hughes
Lojrain
Rome
Mary A. K
Teres
James
Rosa
Louie Franz Legendary Cleveland Bowler Dies
Louie Franz, a well known bowler in Cleveland and a familiar figure in bowling circles, died yesterday. Franz appeared in Elyria events and had many friends in this area who were shocked by the loss.
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Louie Franz
Louie A
Franz
Cleveland
Total
Elyria Zeveral Umas
Tigers Clinch 16-3 Victory Over Indians
Detroit pounded Cleveland with 22 hits and a 16 to 3 rout as Monte Pearson and four relievers endured the onslaught. Gehringer, Ruel, Stone and Wyatt led the hit parade while Porter's, Stone, and Wyatt home runs highlighted a one sided game in Cleveland.
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Detroit Tigers
Cleveland Indians
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Monsers
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Times
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Fittz
Jablonowski
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Cleveland
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Pearson
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Hipston
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Terry
Vindatrom
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Tigere
Aeetees Roth
Tigers
Zonanon
Giants
Merchants and Business Men Play Two Games
The Merchants and Business Men will stage a double bill over the weekend at the Ely Stadium diamond. Both games start at 7 p.m. today and tomorrow, offering local fans a two night baseball action series.
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Ely Stadium
New London High Beats Wakeman 7 6 on Staples Double
In New London on April 24, Staples delivered a two-run double in the seventh inning as New London erased a 6-4 deficit to beat Wakeman 7 to 6. Key sequences included Ward stealing second, Meek and Wilson scoring on a double steal, and a Texas Leaguer by Wilson setting up Staples’ winning hit. Lineups featured J Merk, H Watson, R Staples, and W Stone for New London versus Martin, Hoyt, Weeks, Guthrie, Clark, Haskins, and Wargo for Wakeman.
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Staples
Wakemar
Ward
Fuller
Stone
Thomas
Meek
Wilson
Texas
Meek Goins
Meeks
London
J Merk
H Watson
R. Staples
P. R. Wert
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C. R. White
R. Wars
N. Fuller
W. Stone
Wakeman
Martin CP. Hoyt
Weeks
Thomas P. Guthrie
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Haskins
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Bement
Tigers Beat St. Agnes in Eighth to Claim First Win
The Elynn Tigers edged St. Agnes A. C. 4-3 in eight innings at Jefferson Field to notch their season opener win. Mackin reached on Slavin's error, Booth singled to drive Mackin home, and Anderher followed with a run producing single to seal the victory.
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Elynn Tigers
Jefferson Field
St. Agnes A. C
Tigers Lose As Banick Wins On Hard Fought Night
Ob 439 reports a baseball game with two-base hits by Everhart Mackin Gerber Valerius and Flicker. Stolen bases by Murphy Koehn Banick and Brnoth. Everhart turned a double play, Tigers and St. Agnes left on base twice. Banick struck out five, Webber three. Banick was winner, Webber loser. Time of game shown as Ob.
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Ruel
Stone
Wratt
Johnson
Davis
Rogell
Walker
Wyatt
Gebringer
Pytlak Walker
Porter
Stons
Rud
Wsat
Rogel
Pearson
Brown
Connally
Geisel
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Tigris
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Koehn
Schraéder
Booth
St. Ameen A.C
R. H. Ola
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T Sheker
Aly Murphs
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Everhart
Mackin
Gerber
Flicker
Murphy
Banick
Brnoth
Schroeder
Tigers
St. Agnes
Webber Umphore theDet
Fisher Foods Meet Lorain Pennzoils Tomorrow
One of the best early season games features Cleveland Fisher Foods against the National Class A champions Lorain Pennzoils at Recreation Field Lorain tomorrow. Mike Skryp, former Elyria City ace, will split pitching duties with Lefty Bonker. Posta will handle catching duties.
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Lorain Pennzoils
Lorain County Lane
Cleveland Fisher Foods
Recreation Field
Lorain
Mike Skryp
Elyria City
Fishore
Lefty Bonker
Posta
Yesterday's Results Elvira vs Rocky Reaver Show
Elvira defeated Rocky Reaver 13 to 4 while Show 6 edged Heights with Lakewood 5. Lorain 2.
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Elvira
Heights
Lakewood
Lorain
Allison Meets Vines In Net Duel Today
White Sulphur Springs April 23 A Texas player Allison of Austin aims to secure a Davis Cup singles berth by facing National champ Ellsworth Vines of Pasadena in the Mason and Dillon final. Vines earned the entry by defeating Eugene McCauliff of Yonkers while doubles upset altered plans for the team.
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Austin
Tex
United Stats
Ellsworth Vine
Pasadena
Mason and Dillon
Allison
Vines
New Orleans
Pinehurst
Francis X Shields
New York
Shields
John van Ryn
Philadelphia
Dr. Eugenes McCauliff
Yonkers
N. Y
Marcel Rainville
McCauliff
van Ryn
J. Gilbert Hall
South Orange
N. J
Gregory Mansin
Newark
Ndoor
Virginia Hilleary
Festoria High AD to resign after contract ends
Clifford Stubblefield the athletic director at Festoria High School for two years will resign at the expiration of his contract this spring. He has no plans for next year. An alumnus of Heidelberg College Tiffin he previously coached at Oak Harbor and Toledo Woodward High Schools.
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Clifford Stubblefield
Festoria High School
Heidelberg College
Tiffin
Oak Harbor
Toledo Woodward
Illinois Whips Ohio State In 11 Innings
Illinois defeated Ohio State 6 to 5 in 11 innings in Columbus to hand the Buckeyes their first Western Conference loss. Illinois pounded pitcher Lowell Wrigley for 17 hits as the Illini staged a late rally to clinch the game.
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Ohio State
Columbus
Ohio State University
Univerrsity
Ilinois
Lowell Wrigley
Ninety two Nominations For Arlington Classic
Ninety two entries have been filed for the $20 000 added Stars and Stripes Handicap for 3 year olds and up at Arlington Park on July 4. Otto W Lehman announced as president of the track. Notable nominees include Equipoise Mate Twenty Grand Jamestown and Plucky Play with several three year olds well represented.
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Arlington Park
Otto W. Lehman
Northside
Co. V. Whitney
A. C. Bostwick
Greentree Stable
Northway Stable
George D. Widener
Shute Sr to Assist Son at Lake Forest Club
Cleveland April 23. Hermon Shute father of Densmore Shute a leading professional golfer will assist his son as professional at the Lake Forest Club Hudson Ohio It was learned today He came to this country from England in 1900 and has served as professional at clubs in Cleveland Columbus and Huntington West Virginia.
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Hermon Shute
Densmore Shute
Ole
Lake Forest Club
Hudson
Shute
England
Columbus
Huntington
W. Va
Baseball Inactive Big Five Leave Field As Wilson Sits
Hack Wilson was out with a sore leg while Ruth Gehrig and Simmons did not play as their teams were idle. Pepper Martin contributed one run and one RBI in four at bats and took part in a double play.
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Babe Ruth
Lou Gehrig
al Simmons
Hack Wilson
Pepper Martin
Wifroo A C to face Crawford Clothiers at Richwine Field
The Wifroo A C team will play the Crawford Clothiers tomorrow at 10:00 a m at Richwine Field, correcting yesterday's report that dated the match for Monday. Players from both teams are asked to note the change in schedule.
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Crawford Clothiers
Richwine Field
Kansas City Blues Lead AA Race After Victory
In Columbus on April 23, the Kansas City Blues remained undisputed AA leaders with a 7 to 2 win over Indianapolis. Dawson pitched well, limiting Indianapolis to seven scattered hits as St Paul fell 16 to 3 to Columbus. Blake shut out the Saints after the first. Toledo edged Minneapolis 7 to 6, and Milwaukee beat Louisville 5 to 2 with four runs in the seventh.
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Renner
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