St Johns Furnitures claim 1933-34 bowling crown
The St Johns Furnitures won the 1933-34 St Johns League bowling title by 66 pins after beating Nabakowski Roofers in the final. Trophy awarded at league banquet at St Johns School next Wednesday. Guy B Findley to speak. Jack Schaefer led Furnitures with 547 total. E Saegert of Roofers had 566 for high series.
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Guy B. Findley
Nabakowski
St. John'’s School
A. Williamson
Coca-Cola
Jack Schaefer
Tor
E. Saegert
Roofers
Athletes In Wesleyan Relays Today
Delaware Ohio hosts the third annual interscholastic Wesleyan Relays with nearly 900 entrants, the largest field in state history aside from the upcoming Columbus event. Ohio Wesleyan officials transformed events into team relays to emphasize depth over individual prowess, as weather potential records loom. Defending champions include Mansfield's Scott and Upper Arlington in Class B with Columbus Canal and others noted for past titles.
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Delaware
George Gauts
Ohio Wesleyan
Wesleyan
Columib
Ohio
Suthier
Bookstoy
Belre
Toledo Scott
Mansfield
Upper Arlingman
Columbus Canal
Iilersburg
Haserodt Jewelers defeat Meats 8 to 1 in Milton
The Haserodt Jewelers beat Dobrowsk Meats 8 to 1 last night at Milton. Ernest pitched for the losers, giving up four runs.
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Haserodt Jewelers
Dobrowsk
Milton
Ernest
Standings Veoloverday's Realms Chicago St. Louis 2
American Association standings show Chicago leading with 3 wins and St Louis at 2 amid postponed games due to rain and cold. Records mix with scattered results across Columbus Milwaukee Kansas City Indianapolis Minneapolis St Paul Louisville and others as weather disrupts schedule.
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American | Association
Fish and Game Ass'n Moves Meeting to Monday
The Lorain County Fish and Game Ass'n announces its regular monthly meeting, moved from Tuesday to Monday evening. The session, at the club headquarters above Day's Hardware, will discuss plans for the fish fry at the Moose Club room in Lorain. The meeting is open to the public.
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Lorain County Fish and Game Ass‘n
Moose Club
Lorain
Grafton Team Holds Drill and Seeks Practice Game
Grafton, April 28. The Tri County League team will hold a 2 o'clock practice session at Als focal diamond tomorrow. Connie Schroeder is asked to take notice. The club seeks a Sunday practice game with Elyria Hi Speeds. Elyria manager is to contact Barney Bittner.
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Grafton
Focal
Als
Connie Schroeder
Elyria
Mass
Barney Bittner
Whitney Nominates Derby Contenders From Whitney Stable
Sonny Whitney lists three colts and one filly for the Kentucky Derby at Churchill Downs. Jabot the filly is top money earner but insiders expect Collateral to be Whitney’s Derby main hope. Jabot may be favored for sentimental reasons as the lone Whitney filly in the Derby. Other eligibles include Roustabout and Fogbound with modest records, while Sergeant Byrne awaits next detail.
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Sonny Whitney
Derby
Central Press
Churchill Downs
Louisville
E. R. Bradley
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Sonny) Whitney
Brad‘ey
Whitney
Jabot
Diabot
Collateral
Niles
Payne Whitney
Matu Hart
Discovery
Latonia
Dixlana
Vanderbilt
Top Flight
Mrs
Greentree
Jock Whitney
Itarry Payne Whitney
Zabot
Sickle and Frisette
Laurel
Hindu Queen
Bazaar
Saratoga
Selma
C. V. Whitney
Roustabout
Fogbound
Chicle Traffic
Young Whitney
Black Buddy
Sergeant Byrne
Plans Complete For Donkey Ball Game Tomorrow
A downtown parade tonight leads to a debut of donkey baseball tomorrow at Hiverview Park in Elysha. The American Legion Drum and Bugle Corps Post No. 12 faces Lorain County Sheriff Clarence Dick’s team at 3 PM, with Pete Dirlam and Dick managing their squads. Billie Lang’s band provides music. The odd game features players on donkeys, a 16 inch softball, and rules where fielders must dismount to throw the ball back.
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Hiverview Park
Elysha
American Legion
Drum and Bugle Corps
Lorain County
South
Jack W. Brandt
Troxel Company
Howard Mandelbaum
Cleveland
Florida
Bittners Practice Tomorrow Afternoon at Cascade Park
The Bittner Funeral Home baseball team holds a practice tomorrow afternoon at Cascade Park. All players should arrive by 1 o clock sharp for the session.
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Bittner Funeral Home
Cascade Park
Michigan Nine Whips Ohio State in Big Ten clash
In Columbus on April 28 Michigan's baseball nine routed Ohio State 17 to 2 as five Buckeye pitchers were hammered. The assault began in the third inning with Michigan tallying multiple runs and the teams slated to meet again today to conclude the series.
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Michigan
Ohio State
Columbus
University of Michigan
Buckeyes
Miehizen
Atven
Denison Nines Triumph In Ohio Tennis Match
Granville Ohio April 23 Denison University defeated Capital University 4 to 3 in an Ohio conference tennis match here Friday. The college baseball scores list Michigan 17 Ohio State 13 Cincinnati Marshall 5 Miami 3 Capital 14 Denison 11 Baldwin Wallace 12 Defiance 7 Toledo 4 Wooster 3.
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United Press
Michigan
Ohio State
Ohio U
Cincinnatia
Marshall
Miami
Capital
Denizon
Binffton
Defiance
Toledo
Wooster
Denison
Granville
DenIson University
Cap(ta) University
Ohio
Avon Hosts LaGrange Team In Tri County Clash
Avon Merchants meet LaGrange Wayside Inns in a Tri-County league opener tomorrow at 2 30. Norman Frey is slated to pitch for Avon and Ford Hastings for LaGrange in the local baseball season kickoff.
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Avon, Q
Nid
Avon Merchants
LaGrange Wayside Inns
Tri-County Baseball League
Norman Frey
Avon
Ford Hastings
Ohio Conservation Department Lists Suitable Fishing Locations
The Ohio Division of Conservation released a season opening list of fishing spots across the state. Muskies in the Muskingum River below Zanesville to Coshocton and New Philadelphia. crappies at Lake St. Mary’s and various counties. catfish at Buckeye Lake. smallmouth and rock bass in upper Scioto Olentangy waters. bass in Marblehead Peninsula reefs. bass season details and inland district dates noted.
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Ohio Division of Conservation
Ohio
Muskingum River
Zanesville
Tuscarawas
Walholding
Coshocton
New Philadelphia
Lake St. Mary‘s
Mercer
Auglaize
Indian Lake
Logan
Lake Loramie
Shelby County
Buckeye Lake
Fairfield
Licking
Perry
Summit County
Buckere Lake
Scioto
Olentangy
Paint Creek
Compton
Fayette County
Little Darby
Kokosing
Knox County
Mont-gomery
Maumes
Napoleon
Indiana
Rocky River
Cleveland
Little Miami
Green County
Sandusky
Fremont
RASS
iFor
Lake Erie
Fut-in-Bay
Lakeside
Marblehead Peninenta
Wast
Middle Harbor
Barblehead
Port Clinton
Inland
Raefon
Yesterday's Heroes Yesterday's Heroes
United Press reports Cuyler and Hartnett of the Cubs combined for inning singles against the Cardinals in a long game. Lon Warxerk eubs beat Tex Carleton in a pitching duel as Buster Mills contributed three hits in four at bats. Elstia Hardware team to practice tonight at Riverview Park diamond. Pav ers are acked to fake netics and TOPOT.
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United Press
Riki Cuyler
Gabby Hartnett
CUBS
The
Cardinals
Lon Warxerke
UBS
Tex Carleton
Buster Mills
Elstia
Riverview
Park Diamond
Amherst High Trackmen Triumph in Triangular Meet
Amherst High School edged Clearview and Brownhelm in a windy triangular meet here yesterday. Miller of Brownhelm led scoring with sixteen points as Amherst totalled 49. Event highlights included wins by Rickel and Reinhardt in sprints, a shared victory in the broad jump, and a 1:19 880- yard relay.
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Amherst
Amherst High
Clearview
Brownhelm
Miller
Tard Dashl — Miller
Bolels
van Keuren
McGarvey
Flute
Toth
Eeehid
Reihhardt
Brownhein Amherst
Reinhard
Joseph
Im Tash — Miller
Betels Cy
Tanercy
Jimeon
Carnek Rm
Farreadd
Seeress
Birkel Jay Monre
Teaman
Michael Tath Cacpek
Stein Leads Pin Smashers In National Bowling
Otto Stein Jr of St Louis led the 30 game final block of the national match game bowling championships with a 2 152 total after 20 games. He meets Jon Miller of Buffalo in an 80 game final. A perfect 300 by Ned Darn of Milwaukee highlighted last night’s action.
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Detroit
Otto Stein, Jr
St. Louisa
Winnes
Jom Miller
Buffalo
Ned Dar
Milwaukee
Major Loop Leaders And Incomplete Scattered Names
A garbled report lists various baseball loop leaders and players with fragmented names and teams. It mentions Ken Williams, a former major leaguer, and references Portland, Southern Oregon, and a spring context around April 23. The text is largely unreadable with many errors.
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Portland
Gre
VPI
Ken Willlans
Jeanne Bacshall
Granta FP
Cara
Southern Oregon
Millers Wallop Kaysees 22 to 4 in League Action
The League leading Minneapolis Millers crushed Kansas City 22 to 4 in Columbus. Moore Browning and Brown led the attack as 11 first inning runs set the tone and tallies followed in the fourth, fifth and seventh. Milwaukee beat St Paul 11 to 2 with Kloza homering six times in late innings. Louisville edged Toledo 3 to 2, Peterson fanning seven. Columbus routed Indianapolis 8 to 3 on nine bases on balls and aggressive base running.
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Minneapolis Millers
Kansas City
Millers
Tim
Nifth
Moore
Browning
Brown
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
Thomas
Closet
St. Paul
Kloza
Louisville
Toledo
Peterson
Columbus
Indianapolis
Red Birds
Bas
Torrance Sets New Shot-Put Mark In Meet
Des Moines Iowa April 28 07 The Drake Relays climaxed its silver anniversary with record feats. Jack Torrance Louisiana state weighs 280 pounds and as a star smashed the shot put mark with 55 feet 112 inches. He also led the discus qualifiers at 159 95 feet and is favored to win both events. Ralph Metcalf injury may affect the 100 yard dash as Marquette’s famed sprinter did not finish yesterday in the 440 relay.
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Des Moines
Jack Torrance
Louisiana State
Leo Sexton
Georgetown
Torrance
Ralph Metcalf
Marquette Negro
Jame
Bittners Take 6-2 Win From Hi-Speeds
Walt Boreski held the Hi-Speeds to three hits as the Bittner Funeral Home won 6-2 on the McKintire diamond. Boreski struck out eight while Frank Murkowski allowed five hits and six strikeouts for the losers. George Zaleski impressed with brilliant left fielding as a standout feature.
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Walt Boreski
Bittner
Hone
McKinter Diamond
Boreski
Frank Murkowski
George Zaleski
Left Garden
Vaughn's Team Edges Oberlin and Ridgeville in Triangular Meet
Elyria High Crimson Flyers won their fourth straight triangular meet at Ely Stadium with 81 plus points. Joe Scott led with 18 points claiming 120 yard high hurdles 220 yard low hurdles discus and second in high jump. Dick Boylan finished second with 12 points, F James led Oberlin with 8.5 points. Ridgeville’s Spicer scored all of his team’s points. Relays and sprints produced decisive wins for Elyria as Oberlin and Ridgeville trailed with scattered placings.
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Crimson Flyers
Oberlin
Spicer
Ridgeville
Scott
Chuck Hupp
Elyria High Tracksters
Ely Stadium
Joe Scott
Dick Boylan
Elyria
F. James
Leven
Vaughn
College Towners
Joe
Bunny” Fields
Jack Ward
Jack
Streicher
Oehling
SSU
Boylan
Smith
Blythe
Graber
Triplett, Vanek
Forbes
Roe
Star Milers Race In Penn Relays Today
Gene Venzke of Pennsylvania and Glenn Cunningham of Kansas contest a special mile at Franklin Field closing the Penn Relay carniva ls two day program. Cunningham is the favorite after a strong winter campaign. Indiana beats Princeton in the sprint medley relay with Chuck Hornbostel outsprinting Bill Bonthron on the anchor leg amid rain. Bill Keller of Pittsburgh finished third.
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Philadelphia
Gene Venzke
Pennsylvania
Glenn Cunningham
Kansas
Penn
Franklin Field
Cunningham
Chuck Hornbostel
Indiana
Princeton
Bill Bonthron
Hornbostel
Bonthron
Hammond Seen As Garden Head
New York April 28 Col John Hammond and associates have gained control of the Garden Corporation from Richard F Hoyt. Hammond, former Madison Square Garden vice president and hockey promoter, is expected to become president and active head. Hoyt chaired the board and backed Tex Rickard in 1923. Since Rickard died in 1929, management disputes, especially over boxing and hockey, have arisen. Hammond resigned his hockey post last year amid conflicts.
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New York
Col. John & Hammond
Madison Square Garden
Garden Corporation
Richard F. Hoyt
Hammond
Rangers
National Hockey League
Hoyt
Garden
Rickard
Lorain J. K. Coffee Team Seeks Games
The Lorain J. K. Coffee Company softball team seeks games with any district teams. Interested managers should write Joe Guzik at 25 West 20th Street or call Lorain 4115 before 6 PM.
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Lorain J. K. Coffee Company
Lorain
Joe Guzik
West 20Th Street
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