Hardware lead grows in city bowling race
Elyria Hardware Keglers swept Smitty's Place to extend their second half City Bowling League lead to two games. Jacoby delivered a 612 series and 224 game, Ball and Hobert split 590, while Smitty's top scorer Gamble posted 550 as T. S. Rubber beat Knights of Columbus 2–1 in another match.
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Smitty
Elyria Hardware Keglers
Maumee Dairy
Jackson Wall Paper
Hardwares
Jacoby
Tom Ball
Carl Hobert
Hobert
Bill Gamble
T. S. Rubber Quintet
Knights of Columbus
Renninger
Neal Moss
Hayden Evans
Jack Renninger
New York Commission Won't Sanction Lightweight Tourney
New York State athletic commissioner Bill Brown announced he would not sanction Madison Square Garden's lightweight tournament to determine a challenger for Tony Canzoneri. The card pairs Lon Ambers and Bobby Pacho, and Indian Hurtado and Leonard DeGenio, with two 10 round bouts at MSG on March 6 and a 15 round final two weeks later to decide the champion challenger. Brown's stand blocks the planned eliminations.
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New York
U.K
Bill Brown
New York State
Madison Square Garden
Tony Canzoneri
the Garden
Lon Ambers
Herkimer
N. Y
Bobby Pacho
Los Angeles
Indian Hurtado
Panama
Leonard DeGenio
Canzoneri
Langs Arno Wins High Honors In New York Show
Langs Arno, a German Schnauzer owned by Billy Lang of Cleveland Road, was named best of breed at the Westminster Kennel Club show in Madison Square Garden, New York City. It marks the third time this year the wire haired terrier has won honors, after victories at the Chicago Specialty and the Morris and Essex Kennel Show. Lang also showed several other dogs with wins, including Heart of Wiling the best of winners in her class, Metz of Langhurst reserve winner, Alcobar best novice, and a German shepherd taking best novice.
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Ano
Langhurst
Billy Lang
Cleveland Road
Westminster
New York
Lang
Frank J. Wilson
Cleveland
Metz
Elisenberg
John Newell
Carl Schwind
Cynet, Ohio
Montanez Must Be Beaten for Canzoneri Challenger
Brown argues Pedro Montanez deserves equal recognition as a Canzoneri challenger while dismissing Pacho and Del Genio as unfit. He insists Montanez must be beaten first to earn title contention. The piece veers into a metaphor about bird life, noting larger species have higher productivity and smaller birds bear many more enemies.
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Brown
Pedro Montanez
Pacho
del Genio
Montanez
Canzoneri
Assembly Defeats Office Pinme In Bowling League
In a General Industries match at Temple the Assembly won two of three against the Office. Hancock led the Assembly with a 583 three game series and a 211 single game, delivering the high marks for the night.
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Assembly
General Industries
the Temple
Hancock
Vestal Shoots High to Beat Rothgery Motors
Vestal's Shoes defeated Rothgery Motors in two games of three in a St John's Lutheran League match last evening at the school alleys. R. Block led the winners with 561 for high three games, while Hank Koepp topped with a 215 single.
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Vestal Shoes
Rothgery Motors
St John’s
Freshmen Edge Jefferson In Overtime Game
The Elyria High Freshmen edged Jefferson Junior High 17 to 16 in an overtime contest on the Gates school floor last evening. Regulation ended tied 14 apiece. Scoring leaders included Brubaker Selman and Corts with four points each, while Jefferson’s Joe Herold led with seven. The record lists several players with updated scoring for both teams.
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Elyria High
Jefferson Junior High
Gates
R. Brubaker
Selman
Corts
Joe Herold
Jefferson Center
Freskhmen
G. T. F. McVey
Fiberdoor Hed Fils
Jefferson
G. F
Cexttsawe 2D & Baumhardt
Smith
Gardens Roller Cage Five Beats 38 Club
The Rainbow Gardens Roller basketball team defeated the 38 Club 34 to 0 at the local rink after an early lead and a late rally by the opponents. Al Schnaak scored fourteen for the Gardens, while Dick Urig and Ralph Emerich added twelve and ten for the losers.
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Raibow Gardens
Gardens
Emerich and
Braden
Peanuts) Schnaak
Dick Urig
Ralph
Pikie) Emerich
Cleveland Makes Bid For Joe Louis Bout
New York February 14 United Press Proposals to stage one of next summers fights featuring Joe Louis have been received by promoter Mike Jacobs The plan is to bring Louis to Cleveland Municipal Stadium Schmeling is slated to fight Louis rival Lew i s in June Braddock looms for the heavyweight title in September
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New York
Joe Louis
Detroit
Cleveland Municipal Stadium
Mike Jacobs
Lowwis
Max Schmeling
Jimmy Braddock
Greenberg Leads List Of More Than 40 Baseball Holdouts
United Press survey shows over 40 major leaguers yet to sign. Hank Greenberg leads stubborn holdouts amid big salaries. Rosie Galan Arky Vaughan Van Mungo Luke Appling Buddy Myer Bob Johnson Sam West and the two Deans of the Cardinals among unsigned. Four Red Sox stars still unsigned Bill Werber Rick Ferrell Johnny Marcum Bob McNair plus Myer Vaughan noted. Reds also failed sail to Puerto Rico camp with Herman Goodman Thevenow Lombardi.
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United Press
EW York
Hank Greenberg
Detroit Tigers
Rosie Galan
Fleet Chicago Cubs
Arky Vaughan
Pittsburgh
van Mungo
Brooklyn
Luke Appling
Chicago White Sox
Buddy Myer
Washington
Bob Johnson
Philadelphia Athletics
Sam West
St. Louis Browns
Dean
Cardinals
Greenberg
Tigers
Lou Gehrig
Yankees
Chicago Cubs
Augie Galan
Red Sox
Tom Yawkey
Boston Red Sox
Bill Werber
Rick Ferrell
Johny Marcum
Bob McNair
Marcum
Mver
Jacob Ruppert
New York Yankees
Cincinnati Reds
Puerto Rico
Babe Herman
Ival Goodman
Tommy Thevenow
Ernie Lombardi
Herman
Lombardi
Only One Game Scheduled In N H S League
Northern Ohio league action is light with Vermilion Sailors visiting New London to contest second place. A Vermilion win would force a Wellington outcome next week, while a Sailors loss keeps the Dukes tied for second pending next clash.
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New London
Wellington Dukes
Dick Meyer
Wildcats
Dukes
Vermilion
Amherst
South Amherst
Clearview
Comets
Huron
Laketowners
Spencer
Wellington
Baseball Rosters Mention Players Across Teams
The list names players by city teams including Cleveland Johnny Allen Willis Hudlin Roy Hughes Jim Gleeson Chicago Zeke Bonura Luke Sewell Jack Hayes Washington Buck Newson Earl Whitehill Jack Russell Jesse Hill Philadelphia Pinky Higgins. The brief fragment notes multiple major league figures across several franchises.
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Til Hoag
Fred Walker
Cleveland
Johnny Allen
Willis Hudlin
Roy Hughes
Jimmy Gleeson
Chicago
Zeke Bonura
Luke Sewell
Jack Hayes
Washington
Buck Newson
Earl Whitehill
Jack Russell
Jesse Hill
Philadelphia
Pinky Higgins
U S Bob Sled Team Shatters Olympic Mark
In Germany the U S No 1 bob sled team led by Ivan Brown and halted by Alan Washbond set multiple records in the two-man event. They posted times of 1:22.50 and 1:21.02 to open the competition with a commanding lead, as Swiss No 2 and No 1 sleds trailed. Brown adopted an unorthodox start, leaping aboard after a powerful shove.
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Armisch - Partenkrirchen
Germany
America
Bob
Ivan Brown
Alan Washbond
Mount Gudiberg
Gilbert Colgate
New York
Capadruti
Brown
Washbond
Cincinnati Quint Seeks 8th Buckeye Conference Victory
Cincinnati tied for Buckeye title bid after 7 straight league wins. Marshall College visits Cincinnati with only one conference win this season. Kent State faces Mount Union as Wooster tops Ashland 55 41 with Frascella 16 and Banks 23. Findlay beat Heidelberg 37 28.
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Olumbus
University of Cincinnati
Buckeye
Marshall College
Cincinnati
Marshall
Dayton
Huntington
West Virginians
Ohio Wesleyan
Miami
Kent
Mt. Union
Kent State
Mount Union
Alliance
University of Akron
Muskingum
Defiance
Bluffton
Oberlin
Allegheny
Meadville
Ohio Northern
New Concord
Rio Grande
Cedarville
Cederville
Youngstown
Thiel
Greenville
Nick Frascella
Bill Banks
Wooster
Ashland
Frascella
Banks
Findlay
Heidelberg
Raiders Meet Lakewood In Key Lake Erie League Showdown
Elyria High hosts undefeated Lakewood High in a pivotal Lake Erie League clash with the Red Raiders needing a win to threaten the champions. Lakewood, led by Whitey Bocora and a tall lineup, pursues its fourth straight victory as Elyria aims to narrow the gap and force a title-decisive finish.
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Lakewood
Lake Erie
Elyria High
Red Raiders
Lakewood High
Clymermen
Purple Rangers
Raiders
Cleveland Heights
Rangers
Rangers Tall
Cincinnati Eyes 1938 Pro Football Franchise Bid
A Cincinnati group led by Judge Robert S Marx seeks an American League pro football franchise in 1938 while Cleveland may gain a team next season. The boxing scene falters as Tiger Joe Randall leaves and Finegan stable dissolves, but Dan Morris promotes strong wrestling at the Rialto Theatre with LeRoy McGuirk defending the light heavyweight title against George Sauer in a top match next Wednesday.
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Robert S. Marx
Cleveland
Dan Morris
Rialto Theatre
Morris
LeRoy McGuirk
McGuirk
Hugh Nichols
Nichols
LeRoy
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Whitey) Bocora
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Gene
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Larry
Tiger) Moore
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George Sauer
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