Portsmouth Spartans shatter Packers 19 to 0
In a National Football League game, the Portsmouth Spartans defeated Green Bay 19 to 0 before about 10,000 fans. Presnell connected with Clark for two touchdowns and a third score followed on a punt return drive. A dramatic Clark interception and strong Spartans interference sealed the victory.
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Chocolate And LaBarba Meet In Title Bout
Madison Square Garden hosts a featherweight title fight as Chocolate and Fidel LaBarba square off for 14 rounds. Chocolate, Cuban Bon Bon, recently claimed the title by defeating Lou Feldman and seeks to defend it under New York Boxing Commission rules. The bout is anticipated as a pivotal test of Chocolate’s reign.
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Blues and Trojans settle scoreless gridiron tie
The East Side Blues and Trojans battled to a 0-0 tie yesterday on the Jefferson field. Otto and F Brown starred for the Blues while Raynes and Varad stood out for the Trojans in a defensive battle.
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Crosses Top Bearcats In 39 to Win At Roosevelt Field
The Crimson Crosses defeated the Bearcats in a 39 to 6 game at Roosevelt Field. Star players King and Mus vovar led the winners while Miller starred for the Bearcats. A return game is set for next Sunday at Columbia Avenue Field.
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Guenin Pretzels Reorganize Cage Team For Tryouts
The Guenin Pretzels formerly the Mercuries plan a crucial meeting at the YWLC tomorrow at 7 30 PM. Members Cook Henke Gerharinger Kaoviak F Smith Heldrich Miller Blakely and others interested in tryouts are urged to attend.
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Minor League Magnates In Annual Meet
The 31st annual meeting of the National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues opened in Columbus with a theme to cut expenses. Key sessions included arbitration board talks and meetings of the American Association International and Pacific Coast leagues. The Pacific Coast League opposed salary cuts. Thomas J. Hicker of Chicago was named president of the American Association for the 11th time. The Western League discussed finances and pledged to remain intact for the 1983 season.
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Caddies Defeat Tigers To Take City Lightweight Title
The Elyria Country Club Caddies beat the Marzeilles Tigers 13 to 6 at Allen School Field to claim the city lightweight football crown. A Kash assisted M Koviak for the first score and V Kash added a 30 yard interception return for a TD. Garnes connected with Rosie for the Tigers' lone touchdown.
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Canfield Oils win in tough match on West Coast
Canfield Oils of Cleveland led by Walter Ward with a 704 series and games of 248 and 267 defeated the Hi-Speed All-Stars by 280 pins in a Saturday night Knights of Columbus alley event. Eddie Koepp added 659, Joe Rodis 694, Pat Albins 600, Shang Mercurio 598. Elyria’s George Bohn had 600, Johnny Worthington 597. Shell Petroleum beat Clark's Service 165 pins in a preliminary match.
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Elyria High Lightweight Upsets Amherst Reserves in Quarrytown
Elyria High Lightweights under Coach Eaton defeated Amherst Reserves 19-9 in a rough contest. Gene Myers led scoring with nine for Elyria. Davies Emerich and Berger contributed on offense and defense as Elyria built a 19-9 final edge.
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Panthers Suffer 2-0 Defeat Against Lorain Comets
The Panthers fell to the Lorain Comets 2-0 in a recent game at Jefferan School. The decisive moment came when Lorain blocked a punt and the Panthers recovered near their own goal line. McKerrick Innes Fortman and Sadosk starred for the Panthers.
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Green and Gold Quint Upsets Elyria In Amherst Thriller
Amherst High's Green and Gold quintet led from the start and toppled Elyria High 27 to 23 on Amherst floor. Murkowski of Elyria led scoring with seven points as Amherst defense, led by Coach Braun, held the Crimson to 23 despite late pushes.
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Oils Set Pin Mark In Local Bowling Record
The Canfield Oils rolled a 3 196 series and 1 428 single game against the Hi Speed All Stars, believed to set a local pin mark. Reports say the highest single game here was 1 078, with no record of a series over 3 100. A note on progress toward scientific education via psychologist and educator cooperation.
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Grid Stars Dominate All American Ballot Counts
A nationwide Central Press Association poll lists 605 players nominated for All-American honors from over 200 captains. Notables include halfbacks with 147 votes, tackles 105, ends 101, guards 90, fullbacks 63, and quarterbacks 52.
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Minute Men Capture City Midget Title
The Minute Men Midgets defeated the Unknowns 36 to 1 on Jefferson grid to clinch the city midget title. Players listed to meet on Monday and Wednesday at 4 15 PM include Roig McCullen Spencer Brubaker Baumhardt and others. Teams seek games with William Horvath or Captain Roig. A bowling match between Chronicle Telegram and Elka is set for Knights of Columbus alleys tonight.
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All American Eleven Named By Captains Poll
Football captains from major teams across the nation selected the 1932 33 All American team. The lineup features Moss Purdue Ariail Alabama Poly. Smith USC Kurth Notre Dame. Smith Colgate Summerfelt Army. Gilbane Brown Newman Michigan Zimmerman Tulane Heller Pittsburgh Manders Minnesota. Newman the quarterback led in votes.
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Panthers Wind Up Fair Season On Grid
The Panthers bantam team finished with five wins and four losses after facing tough opponents such as the Lo rain Legion Bantams and the Ak ron India Midgets. They played at Cleveland Municipal Stadium and now must return sweat shirts to John Pruski.
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Shoes Wear Straight When You Walk Straight
An advertisement promotes Musebeck Double-Arch Wear Straight Shoes. It claims proper metatarsal arch support and all leather construction to prevent toe cramps and over-stressing shoes.
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