Gould Fails To Appear Delays Heavyweight Title Plans
Joe Gould did not attend the New York state athletic commission meeting delaying plan for Jim Braddock’s title defense against Max Schmeling on June 3. Gould seeks $5,000 forfeiture refund and a Braddock Louis bout in Chicago. The commission kept the bout on and issued new rules after recent boxing deaths.
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Gould
W York
U. P
Joe Gould
Jim Braddock
State Athletic Commission
Max Schmeling
Braddock
Joe Louis
Chicago
John Phelan
New York
Newhall on Pastors bout highlights old school sport view
WLW sport chatter focuses on Louis Pastor fight criticism of running tactics and says New Yorker did not enter to win but to stay the limit. Louis remains a top heavyweight contender while Rip Collins praised for baseball bric a brac collection and Juicy Klein’s dentist prophecy reach.
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Bob Newhall
Louis Pastor
WLW
Pastor
New York
Queen City
Jimmy
Rip” Collins
St. Louis
Chi Cubs
America
Ripper
Collins
Wild Bill Hallahan
Hallahan
Rip
Bill
Elyria
Herman
Klein
Bill Lane
San Diego Padres
Pacific Coast League
Lane
San Diego
Ab Jenkins
Sir Malcolm Campbell
Corps of Engineers
Campbell
Bonneville Salt Flats
Utah
Oberlin Trackmen Start Workouts Under Coach Kinsey
Oberlin College's championship track team began workouts in Warner Gym led by coach Dan Kinsey. Ten returning lettermen include Richards, Eshelman, Maywell, and Robinson, aiming for a third straight Big Six title at the May 20-21 meet. The schedule lists five meets from April 24 Allegheny through May 15 Rochester.
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Oberlin
Oberlin College
Warner Gym
Dan Kinsey
Allegheny
Kinseymen
Kinsey
Richards
Eshelman
Maywell
Robinson
Western Reserve
Wooster
Wesleyan
Rochester
Baer Plans Ring Return With Major Bouts
Former heavyweight champion Max Baer may return to the ring with options in New York or London. London promoters offered ten thousand dollars to secure Baer against Jack Peterson or Benny Foord in London. Madison Square Garden officials seek Baer versus Bob Pastor in New York next month while promoters downplay opposition from Referee Arthur Donovan and General James Phelan over Baer’s alleged quit in the Louis fight.
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Maxie Baer
Bob Pastor
Madison Square Garden
Baer
Pastor
Artie Donovan
Joe Louis
Donovan
Joe Boston
Louis
Sacramento
Cal
Max Baer
New York
London
Ancil Hoffman
Hoffman
Jack Peterson
Benny Foord
Arthur Donovan
James Phelan
New York Boxing Commission
CCC Camp Cage Teams Play Tonight At Gates
CCC Camp Cage teams meet Eu eld CCC quint at Gates school hardwood tonight for a 7 PM game. Local CCC hopes to schedule more games with Elyria area teams. managers call 6521 to reach Ross Taylor or Bob Carroll.
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CCC
Gates
Rone
Eueld CCC
Elyria
Ross Taylor
Bob Carroll
Monograms Awarded to Miami Athletes at M Phan Touel
Miami University awarded 23 football monograms and six cross country monograms at the annual M Phan auel ceremony in Oxford. The event recognized standout athletes from the Miami programs during the season.
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Oxford, C
Miami University
Vestal Shoes Tie For First In Lutheran Loop
The Vestal Shoes swept the Bell Clothiers in three straight games to force a first place tie with Elderread Supply in the St. John's Lutheran league second half. Clothiers drop from first to fourth. Hank Koepp led Vestal with 562 in team series while R Block posted 205 for the top single.
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Vestal Shoes
Elderread
St. John's Lutheran
Bell Clothiers
Clothiers
Hank Koepp
R. Block
Louis' Manager May Split With 20th Century Club
Chicago February report states Julian Black, co manager of Joe Louis, may split with Mike Jacobs of the 20th Century Club unless terms are set for a title fight with James J Braddock. Braddock has offered 500000 dollars or half net receipts for a Chicago June 15 title bout. Jacobs disputes plans and warns of contractual obligations through 1949.
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Chicago
Julian Black
Joe Louis
Mike Jacobs
New York
20Th Century Club
Jacobs
James J. Braddock
Braddock
Louis
Black
Schmeling
Joe
Mike
Jacob
20Th Century
City Class A Pin Loop Matches Tonight
City Class A League matches on schedule for the Knights of Columbus alleys this evening include 7 p m I T S Left and Right vs Smitty's Waldorf Lagers Ridgeville Hatchery vs Diederick Cigars and 9 p m Haserodt Optometrists vs Electro Alleys Knights of Columbus vs Elyria Hardware.
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Knights of Columbus
Smitty’s
Waldorf Lagers
Ridgeville Hatchery
Diederick Cigars
Haserodt Optometrists
Electro
Elyria Hardware
Steel And Tubes Triumph In Eighth Cage Loop Win
The Steel and Tubes, Inc. remain undefeated in the Y M C A Industrial basketball league by defeating Western Automatic 33 to 21 on the local floor. Perry Fayloopsters beat Timms Spring 39 to 23 as the Colson and American Lace forfeited.
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Steel and Tubes, Inc
Western Automatic
Perry Fayloopsters
Trorxel Company
Timms Spring Outfit
Timms
Perry
Perry Fay
Wrig
Rf Smith
Miller
Fowkes
DeFazio
Novak
Cceccece Steel & Tubes
G. F. T. Reinhardt
Feron
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Yarra
J. Barhace
Rye Co
Broresti
le Wolzhauss
Tenatri
Catter
Ol Becker
Toma le
Ww. L. Pet Steel & Tubes, Inc
Enee
Troxel Company
Ada Fox Furnace
Steel & Tubes
Western Automates
Eee
General Industries Eeeae
American Lace Wee Eens
Timms Spring Hareewes
Cotson Company
Pfaudler Company
Raiders Seek League Lead in Lorain Showdown
Elyria High Red Raiders aim to seize first place in the Lake Erie League with a win at Lorain tomorrow night. New forward Alex Miko joins the lineup, likely starting in place of cold and out Don Taylor, while Benny Pfaff recovers from a cold. The team seeks a second win over Shaw this season after a 25 18 December victory.
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Lake Erie
Elyria High Red Raiders
Lorain
Cleveland Shaw High
Raiders
Elyrians
Clevelanders
Cleveland Heights
Lakewood
Miko
Elyria
Alex Miko
Don Taylor
Benny Pfaff
Shaw
Fettle
Amherst Eagles Triumph 41 38 Over Firestones
Amherst wins 41 38 at home as Akron Firestones fade after a 37 25 first three quarters. Jack Bennett tops scoring with 21 for Akron, while Jack Barlakie adds 16 for Amherst with eight field goals.
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Amherst
Amherst Eagles
Akron Firestones
Amherst High Court
Jack Bennett
Akron
Jack Barlakie
G. F. T. Dunlap
Peeee Steerer
Nsy Ursie
Wececes Skolnichi
Cesar Erece Hutton
TS Petre Tonne
Gormley
Barlaric
Redman
Eee
Duear
MecConhe
Eves Brown
Wscsseuccc
Aecnee
F. T. . Bennett
Tobin
Cera
Shoun
Garner
Rooevos
Three Games On House Loop Program Tonight
Three YMCA House League games are set for tonight on the YMCA floor. Foster and Fitch meet Baker Typewriter Service, Bell Company faces Day's Hardware, and Farm Implement plays Murbach Coals in the program.
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Foster and Fitch
Baker Typewriter
Bell Company
Day's Hardware
Farm Implement
Murbach
All-Star cast ready for Wanamaker mile classic
United Press reports a star lineup for the Millrose Wanamaker Mile with Donald Lash of Indiana facing Glenn Cunningham. Also entered are Gene Venzke, Archie San Romani, Charlta Fenske, Miklos Szabo, and the Rideout twins amid a strong field for two miles and related events.
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United Press
EW York
U. P
Donald Lash
Indiana
Archie San Romani
Kansas
Charlta Fenske
Wisconsin
Miklos Szabo
Hungary
Venzke
Fenske
San Romani
Boston
Szabo
National Pro Loop To Meet In Chicago
The annual meeting of the National Professional Football League will be held in Chicago on February 12 and 13. President Joseph F. Carr announced expansion to 16 teams and drafting the 1937 schedule as principal items. The league has nine members, with five in the east and four in the west, and a new western team will be added. Cleveland, already in the American League last fall, was seen as likely to receive the open franchise.
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Columbus
Chicago
Joseph F. Carr
Cleveland
Cage Schedule Elrria at Lorain and More
Saturday schedule lists matchups across Lorain County with Avon Lake facing Ridgeville, Belden against Penfield, Brighton versus LaGrange, Brookside versus Henrietta, Brownhelm versus Grafton, Clearview against Amherst, plus Norwalk at Oberlin and other city pairings including Vermilion at Medina and Lorain County Clearview at South Amherst. Independent Wellington plays alumni.
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Amherst
New London
Vermilion
Medina
Lorain County
Clearview
South Amherst
Ridgeville
Avon
Penfield
Avon Lake
LaGrange
Belden
Henrietta
Brighton
Grafton
Brookside
Eaton
Brownhelm
Columbia
Camden
Independent Wellington
Tarain
Independent Clearview
Eaton Wins Over Camden In County League Contest
Eaton High basketball moved into fifth place in Lorain County Class B by beating Camden 35 to 27 on Eaton’s floor. Kocel led Eaton with nine points while Camden guard Waite scored 12. In the opener, Eaton reserves beat Camden reserves 27 to 20.
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Eaton High
Lorain County
Camden
Eaton
Kocel
Waite
Oberlin Cagers On Road Trip
Oberlin's varsity basketball team heads east for a two game road trip facing the University of Buffalo and the University of Rochester. Coach Lyle Butler plans to start Craig Borden at center Ray Mestrazat and Tom Reed at forwards and Dutch Mytinger and Paul Cooper as guards. Substitutes may include Lyman and Holdeman.
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Oberlin
University of Buffalo
University of Rochester
Lyle K. Butler
Buffalo
Butler
Craig Borden
Ray Mestrazat
Tom Reed
Dutch Mytinger
Paul Cooper
Lyman
Holdeman
U S Women Win Corbillon Cup In Vienna Match
The United States women’s table tennis team captured the Corbillon cup in Vienna by defeating Czechoslovakia three to one in the final round of round robin matches. The U S squad was Ruth Hughes Aarons of New York Dolores Probert Kuenz of St Louis Jay Purves of Chicago and Emily Fuller of Bethlehem Pa.
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Vienna
United States
Czechoslovakia
Ruth Hughes Aarons
New York
Dolores Probert Kuenz
St. Louis
Jay Purves
Chicago
Emily Fuller
Bethlehem
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