Brooklyn Dodgers Lead National League With Strong Play
Brooklyn Dodgers maintain sole lead in the National League as they crush the Phillies 12 to 6 and push Reds from first. Cards win 9 to 5 over Cubs to move to second while Giants beat Boston 6 to 1. Red Sox top AL with 7 to 4 over Yankees and Senators, White Sox, and Indians win key tilts.
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Reds
Cardinals
Paul Dean
Chicago Cubs
Cards
Giants
Boston
Babe Ruth
Polo Grounds
Red Butling
Boston Red Sox
Yankees
Vosmik
Cleveland
Browns
Tribe
Sam Jones
Tigers
Chicago White Sox
Senators
Red Sox
Athletics
Press Box Notes Highlight Early 1930s MLB Personalities
United Press correspondent Larry French plans to adopt a circus black panther cub on return to Chicago. Notables include Billy Myers debuting in the Reds opener, Charley Root predicting strong season for Paul Dean, and Sad Sam Jones at 47-48 as the AL's oldest active player. Adolfo Luque tops aging majors. Luke Sewell wears out six to eight shoes. 28 IP Collins uses broken bats as fencing in Rochester. Zeke Bonura homers after spaghetti heightens power. Kampouris the lone Greek in majors. Grimm warns about spikes, Frey courted by Brooklyn. Medwick rocks French in two pitching duels.
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United Press Avait
Larry French
Chicago
Billy Myers
Cincinnati
Reds
Charley Root
Cubs
Paul Dean
Ditsy
Sam Jones
White Sox
Detroit
Jones
Adolfo Luque
Giants
IP Collins
Cardinals
Rocheater
Luke Sewell
Tigers
Mickey Cochrane
Jimmy Dykes
Lex Kampouris
Joe Medwick
Charlie Grimm
Billy Jurges
Kampouris
Grimm
Rogers Hornsby
Browns
Brooklyn
Linus Frey
Lou Comiskey
Comiskey Park
French
Om Medwick
Medwick
Four Teams Tied For Ass'n Lead
Columbus, April 24. Columbus shares the American Association lead with St Paul, Minneapolis, and Indianapolis after yesterday's 7 to 1 loss to Tedianapolis. All four teams have five wins, two losses. Kansas City remains winless. Toledo beat Louisville 5 to 4 while Milwaukee and Minneapolis game was postponed by rain.
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Columbus
Indianapolis
American Association
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Tedianapolis
Toledo
Louisville
Tising
Cossack
Bartulis
Milwaukee
Team Seeks Games as Elyria Rural Clothbiaz Plans Tryouts
The Elyria Rural Clothbiaz store, once Waldorf Lagers, to practice at Ely Stadium Thursday at 9:30 AM. Manager Earl Powers invites J Soja Krist G Heilman Clar Tong L Elboris Vi Kushin A Zaleski B Varzincak A Var mo A Kash F King and others to attend tryouts. Calls to S527 for interested men in Lorain County.
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Elyria Rural Clothbiaz
Waldorf Lagers
Ely Stadium
Earl Powers
J. Soja
Krist
G. Heilman
Clar. Tong
L. Elboris
Vi Kushin
A. Zaleski
B. Varzincak
Varmo
Kash
F. King
Eames
Lorain County
Agere
Redlegs Drop to Fourth as Pirates Rally
Cincinnati Reds lose 4 to 3 to the Pittsburgh Pirates in a game threatened by Big Jim Weaver’s wildness and a costly error by Billy Myers. Tom Freitas held the Pirates for five innings before a sixth inning rally, Murera’s miscue, and a walk sequence produced all four runs. The Reds fail to tie the game and miss a key chance in the eighth. The loss drops Cincinnati from a first place tie to fourth as they open a nine game home stand.
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United Press
EW York
King
Brooklyn Dodgers
Caney Stengel
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Reds
Daffiness
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Dodgers
Redlegs
Cincinnati
UPI
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Billy Myers
Cincinnati Reds
Pittsburgh Pirates
Tom Freitas
Pirates
Pittsburgh
Murera
Weaver
Hamilton Faces Tough Opponent In Cleveland Bout
In a Rialto Theatre card next Monday, Ron Hamilton meets Fleet Tatro in a six bout program run by Johnny Kolopos to benefit the Hungarian Reformed church. Tatro, a noted Cleveland Indian amateur, challenges Hamilton whose right hand power could decide the bout if he avoids slapping. Also featured are Vonnie Greenwald defending the 160-pound title and six five rounders including Teddy Kara vs Al McKenzie and Harold Sheldon vs Frank Petro with bouts across Cleveland and Elyria.
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Red Wide
Cleveland
Fleet Tatro
Ron Hamilton
Charlie White
Johnny Kolopos
Rialto Theatre
Hungarian Reformed Church
Kolopos
Tatro
Hamilton
Ron
Vonnie Greenwald
Norwalk
Vonnie
Billie Burke
Greenwald
Chuck Zaremba
Burke
Teddy Kara
al McKenzie
Frankin Kara
Ee Gussie Smallwood
Ejisra
Booth
Elyria
George Welton
Harold Sheldon
Frank Petro
Baer and Simms Bout Heads Cleveland Card
In Cleveland April 24 UK Max Baer and Eddie Simms staged a four day bout to a 2,900 crowd. Baer mocked the action, while Simms pressed, as Paul Tirrons and Meany Levine fought the earlier theatrics. In Columbus Ohio, April 24 to 25 the Ohio Amateur Softball Association announced the state tourney in Cincinnati, led by Commissioner Hio Burne. George Chumard and Ding Dati will run the event. Last year 24 teams entered elimination tournaments sending 24 to the state finals. Crimson Coaches of Toledo placed in Chicago nationals.
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Max Baerworld
Anasy
Eddie Cleveland
Barr
Paul Tirrons
Ohio
Cincinnani
H. Io Bunee
George Chumard
Ohin
Ding Dati
Crimson Coaches of
Toledo
Art Chicago
Mrs Foster Whites Edge Reds In Club Golf Opener
Mrs Foster's Whites defeated the Reds in the season opener at the Country Club. Mrs Walter Asres and Mrs RB Johnson tied for first in prize for fewest putts in Class A. Mrs Corre Smith won Class A and Mrs FL H McGuire won Class CL. Ohio Wooster teams on Buckeye schedule. Wesleyan tennis and golf face Ohio University and Wooster at Delaware. Wooster baseball faces Springfield in nonconference.
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Yras Country Club
Walter Asres
Johnson
Corre
Smith
H. McGuire
Columbus
Ohio Woosteyan
Buckeye
Wesleyan
Ohio University
Wooster
Delaware
Springfield
Wittenbers
Huntington newspaper man recommended for boxing commission seat
State Senator J. Pat Beacom recommended Huntington Newspaperman L. Frental to Governor Kump as the minority member of the State Boxing Commission to replace Fred Cochrane. Parkersburg was named Parkersburg eatery director after resigning.
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Ure
Cousins L. Frental
J. Pat Beacom
H. G. Kump
State Boxing Commission
Fred Cochrane
Parkersburg
Parkershure Eatery
Ohio State Baseball Lessons Feature Major League Stars
An Ohio State University baseball training film showcases batting techniques using footage of major and minor league stars including Rogers Hornsby Frankie Frisch Rip Collins Pepper Martin Mickey Cochrane and Babe Ruth. Ruth’s swing is shown about 25 percent faster, explaining his power. The film was shot at high speed with 457 sections per second, highlighting top hitters during spring south training.
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L. W. St. John
South
St. John
Rogers Hornsby
Frankie Frisch
Rip Collins
Pep
Per Martin
Mickey Cochrane
Babe Ruth
Ruth
Standings and scattered results from Northern teams
Stockton and Duluth games noted with partial standings. Names such as Freddie Steele and Tarama are mentioned amid scattered references to Philadelphia Rio and Southern sections. The text is garbled with partial city and team fragments, offering limited context on outcomes or dates.
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Stockton
Cal
Duluth
Seatre
Freddie Steele
Akron
D. OM
Bittners Hold Practice At Cascade Park Diamond
Bittners Baseball team plans a teen practice tonight at Cascade Park diamond starting at o clock with instructions to bring no tee. A practice game features Pal s Penazolla of Lorain, last year s Fisher Foods. Earlier, Lorain Hi-Speed Gas and Walsh Funeral Home teams scheduled an 8 o clock game at Jefferson No 1 diamond City Field Lorain.
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Cascade Park
Bittners
Tpenazolla
Lorain
Fisher Foods
City Field
Hi-Speed Gas
Walsh
Jefferson No. 1
Diamond
Flyers Show Up Well In Practice Meet With Oberlin
Elyria Highs Crimson Flyers show promise after a practice meet with Oberlin College Freshmen yesterday. Elyria won the 440 and 880 yard relays the medley relay the 440 yard low hurdle shuttle relay and team honors in the discus and javelin while Oberlin claimed the mile relay 2 mile relay and team honors in the pole vault shot put high jump and broad jump. Joe Scott starred for Elyria with wins in pole vault shot put discus and javelin and a third in broad jump. The teams set near records and the locals look to contend at Delaware the coming meet. The freshmen meet Ridgeville Friends at Ely Stadium tomorrow.
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Oberlin College
Elyria
Joe Scott
Jon
Joe
Delaware
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Toledo Waite
Lakewood
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Lugas
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Azave
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Ridgeville Fosh
Ely Stadium
Woods Seeks 7th Local Mat Win Friday Evening
Promoter Dan Morris brings a Rialto Theatre wrestling card to Second Street with Joe Woods of Los Angeles defending an undefeated six match record. Local favorite Jack Kennedy meets Jack Hazen while Strangier Sauer returns to face Woods as fans expect rough action and disqualifications to be a possibility.
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Tri-County Baseball League
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Eimia High
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Jack Kennedy
Jack Hargeni
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Riaktu Theatre
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Los Angeles
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Shreveport
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Pate
Ray Steiner
Jack Kennedys
Jack Hagen
Hagen
Kennedy
Annual Bowling Banquet Success in Elyria Chiy Bowling
The Elyria Chiy Bowling season closed with a banquet at the Knights of Columbus Hall attended by about 75 members and guests. President Jack Bentinger led the event with a chicken dinner while chief speaker Edward Linan of Cleveland failed to appear. Jim Armitage presided and invited most attendees to speak, with Oscar Haserodt A. M. Mannaford H. C. McCoy Bill Struck Renninger and A. C. Hudnutt among those who spoke.
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Jack Bentinger
Edward Linan
Cleveland
Jim Armitage
Woastmaster
Oscar Haserodt
A. M. Mannaford
H.C. McCoy
Bill Struck
Renninger
A. C. Hudnutt
Struck Furnitures Lead Rothbery Motors In Bowling Playoff
Struck Furnitures built a 33 pin edge on Rothbery Motors in the St. John's Lutheran league championship playoff. First three games produced the margin with two games to come at St. John's school alleys. Scores show RK Gravel led for Struck with 724, J Reba 745, Wy Mengel 262, and H Ryba 153 for a combined strong team effort. Rothgery's squad faced steady marks from S. Prlarenyk 314 and G Edwards 181.
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Rothsery Motors
St. John’s Lutheran
St. John’s
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Wee
J. Reba
Wy Mengel
H. Ryba
Reinking
T. Plato
Ruehhorn
M. Rosenske
G. Edwards
Avon Edges Avon Lake In Close Lorain County Meet
Avon High School defeated Avon Lake 58 to 55 in a dual track meet. Key contributors were Avon’s Vic Malinovsky with 12 points and Hall of Avon Lake with 16 4/5, plus multiple event winners from Avon including the 100, 220, 440 dashes and broad jump. Details list winners and times across sprints, distance, field events, and relays.
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Lorain County
Hall of
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Hal
Dunlap
Avon ‘Lake
Goush
Hall
Trunlap
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Trivanovich
Wearsch
Mite Runalinovsky
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Borovy
Gough
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Shumaker
B. Schneider
Mann Distaner
Pathneider
Malinavaky
Ted
Steffen Cal
Kavanaugh
Trivanoy
Cat
Schneider
Bittner Funeral Home Softball Opens Season at Hamilton Diamond
The Bittner Funeral Home softball team opens its season tonight facing the Elyria Ward at Hamilton diamond. Circuse Boreski will pitch for the Bittners against Mammyr Mack or Buck Jones as the opposing pitcher.
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Bittner Funeral Home
Elyria Wardates
Hamilton Diamond
Wait “Circus
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Bittners
Mammyr Mack
Buck Jones
Indians Rally To Take Win Over Browns
Cleveland wins 7 6 over St Louis Browns in opener as Vosmik and Hale deliver timely hits. Harder labors with arm fatigue, Browns rally with four runs in the fifth and another in the sixth before a ninth inning rally gives Indians the winning margin on Vosmik triple and a late error.
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Hale
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St. Louis
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Meililo
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Welland
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Ceftian
Knot
Af C Brown
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Catm
Morarty
Ohio Tracksters To Compete In Drake Relays
Ohio State coach Larry Snyder leads 18 track men from Columbus to Des Moines Iowa to run in the Drake Relays Friday and Saturday. The team is crippled by injuries with pole vaulter Whitey Wonsowicz sidelined by a knee injury and weight man George Neal nursing a leg strain. Jesse Owens, sophomore, is Ohio’s best chance in the 100 yard dash and the broad jump.
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Columbus
Larry Snyder
Ohio State
Des Moines
Iowa
Buckeye
Hughes Team Wallops Dobrowski's 12 to 1
The Hughes Provision routed Dobrowski Meats 12 to 1 on the McKinley diamond yesterday. Curley Bainbridge and Don Gurney pitched for Hughes with Wircenske catching. Fred Maddock had four hits in five trips, and Al Reiss and Wircenske hit homers. Lojz and Mammy Ross played for the losers with Fred Ross catching.
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Hughes Provision
Dobrowski Meats
McKinley Diamond
Curley Bainbridge
Don Gurney
Lefts Wircenske
Johony Lojz
Mammy Ross
Fred Ross
Fred Maddock
al Reiss
Wircenske
Teams Play Hughes Provision and Wi krent Grocers Tomorrow Night at Six
The Hughes Provision and Wi krent Grocers will meet tomorrow night at 6 o'clock on the Jefferson No. 1 diamond as scheduled.
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Hughes Provision
Wikrent Grocers
Toomorrow
Jefferson No
Named Manager Arnold Anderson Named Cardin al Farm Leader
Arnold Anderson, former Huntington Red Birds first baseman in the Mid-Atlantic Baseball League, was appointed manager of the St. Louis Cardinal's Greensburg farm team in Tenn State Association Ta. Greensburg Ta. reads as the farm club assignment under the Cardinals organization.
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W. Va
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Huntington Red Birds
St. Louis Cardinal
Greensburg
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