Pretzels Fall to Hi-Speed Quint But Still Lead City League
Guerin Pretzels were routed 36 to 14 by Hi-Speed Gas to remain atop the City League standings. Elyria Hardware and Hi-Speed both sit tied for second after Hardware crushed Elyria Cash Cleaners 38 to 12. Young Men's Club beat DeMolays 39 to 16. Key early scoring came from Steve Bako and Johnny Yucka, with Tom Smith adding three doubles for the Hi-Speeds as they surged in the third period.
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Hi-Speeds
Elyria Hardwares
Ernie Braden Lthough
Guerin Pretzels
Pretzels
Hardwares
Elyria Cash Cleaners
Steve Bako
Johnny Yucka
Corts and
Koha
Tom Smith
Lorne Alberts
Chuck Wentz
Elyria Hardware
Youngs Merv
Cash Cleaners
Roofers Hand Olson Giants 33 17 Defeat
Amherst Nabe ka ska Roofers upset the Olson Giants 33 to 17 in Amherst. Bill Guild Al Sharp and Rags Radman led the Amherst scoring with ten nine and six points respectively. Soup Campbell topped the Giants with twelve points.
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Amherst
Nabakowski
Olson
Giants
Caboos
Bill Guild
al Sharp
Rags Radman
Amherst Quint
Quild
Sharp
Radman
Campbell
Nabakowski Roofers
G. F. T. Guild
Enen
Aedes
Aec
Wapp
Wacom Eee
Hutton
Total Beane
Church League Tonight Sees Key Matches In Round Two
The YMCA Senior Church league resumes with Church of Christ facing the Methodists and First Congregational meeting St. Marys. Congregational St Marys starts 7:30 p.m. while Church of Christ and Methodist tip off at 8 p.m. Supervisor Bob Moore confirms the schedule mirrors Round One.
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Church of Christ
St. Mary’s
St. Mary's
Eaton Grange Team Seeks Cage Games
The Eaton Grange basketball team a fast Class B outfit seeks games with any Class B teams in Elvria and vicinity Interested managers call Manager Stan Hoskin 38R2 North Eaton.
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Eaton Grange
Elvria
Stan Hoskin
North Eaton
Sebring To Hold Class A Cage Tournament
Sebring Ohio hosts the Sixth Annual Northeastern Ohio Class A Amateur basketball tournament in the high school auditorium on March 10 and 11. Leading Class A teams from Ohio Pennsylvania and West Virginia plan to enter with entry lists likely to exceed prior years. Elyria and Lorain County teams are invited to contact F G Mills Box 73 Sebring for entry blanks.
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Sebring
Ohio
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Elyria
Lorain County
F. G. Mills
Box 73
Sabring
Wesleyan Wins 39 31 Over Cincinnati
Ohio Wesleyan defeated the University of Cincinnati 39 to 31 in a Buckeye Conference game. Wesleyan moved into sole second place with seven wins and two defeats. leading scorers were Reiters with 15 and Stammiler with 13 points. Cincinnati guards Ballard and Wesleyan center Hendricks were ejected in the second half.
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Cincinnati
Buckeye
Ohio Wesleyan
University of Cincinnati
Wesleyan
Ohie Wesleyan
Prech
Stammiler
Ballard
Hendricks
Local basketball roundup with Elyria Hardware, Gasmen action
Gasmen dominated Hi-Speed scoring and led 27-9 at one point as Bill Cox paced 10 points and a strong floor game. Elvira Hardwares beat Elyria Cash Cleaners 29-? with Jones scoring ten in under half a game and Smith eight. DeMolays fell to Young Men's Club as Bob Moore led with eleven, while Hutchings Hales and Gerber added six five and four.
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Corts
Kohn
Bill Cox
Gasmen
Cox
Johnny Yucka
Bill Jones
Fred Smith
Elvria Hardwares
Elyria Cash Cleaners
Jones
Smith
Hardwares
Bob Moore
Don Hutchings
Lawrence
Dover and Elyria Bowl in Pin Match Rematch
The Elyria Odds Fellows No. 103 bowling team will meet Dover in a return match Friday evening at the Knights of Columbus alleys. Dover defeated the locals last week in Dover by 2,499 to 2,294. The match starts at 8 o'clock. Members Knowles, Carpenter, Kebnert, rage and Cop Olmstead are asked to note.
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Elyria Odg Fellows
Dover
Knights
Jefferson Freshmen Team To Meet Elyria Freshmen
Jefferson Junior High freshmen, coached by Ed Burton, travel to Gates floor to face Elyria Hi Freshmen Thursday. The Frosh won 44 to 14 in the last meeting but have since lost players while Jefferson has improved, promising a close contest with a small admission fee.
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Ed Burton
Jefferson Junior High
Elyria Hi
Gates
Jefferson
Machock Eyes Lake Erie Loop Scoring Title
Elyria Hirsh forward Machock leads the Lake Erie league in individual scoring with seventy-one points, holding a twenty point margin over Stan Machock in second. Hagey of Shaw is third with fifty-one, while Schoen drops from he standings as he graduates. A full list of scorers follows.
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Stan Machock
Elyria Hirsh
Lake Erie
Machock
Hagey
Shaw
Madhock
Hasgey
Schoen
Elyria Tankers Edge Oberlin In Practice Meet
The Elyria Tankers edge Oberlin in a close practice meet at Oberlin College pool last evening. Varsity battles Oberlin while freshmen struggle. coach Vaughn plans one more meet before season end, with West Tech Garfield Heights or Wooster as final opponent.
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Oberlin College
Elyna High School
Waughmen
Oberlin
Crimson
Vaughn
West Tech
Garfield Heights
Wooster
What Tunney Dempsey Say Of Schaaf Death
Chandler dispatch reports former champions Tunney and Dempsey commenting on Ernie Schaaf death after his fight with Primo Carnera. Tunney questions Carnera's sole responsibility and suggests prior injuries. Dempsey says boxing bears no blame and laments Schaaf's fate and sympathizes with his family.
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Tunney
Dempsey
Schaaf
Los Angeles
Aopy
Ernie Schaai
Jack Dempsey
Ernie
Fight Results By United Press Seattle and Chicago
In Seattle Eddie Murdock of San Francisco won by decision over Leonard Bennett of Detroit while Abtie Israel of Seattle defeated Bobby Gray of San Jose in featherweight action. In Chicago Jackie Parker drew with Laddie Tomei. Tomei won 4 technical knockout over Jackie O'Brien. Jerry Kucera of Chicago defeated George Shorber by decision.
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United Preas
Seattle
Eddie Murdock
San Francisco
Leonard Bennett
Detroit
Abtie Israel
Bobby Gray
San Jose
Cal
Chicago
Jackie Parker
Terre Uwaute
Lah
Laddie Tomei
Marseilles
Jackie O'Brien
Jerry Kucera
George Shorber
Pro Boxing Promoters Rally To Block Moves To Stop Prize Fights
New York promoters led by James A. Farley oppose moves to end prize fights after the death of Ernie Schaaf. Carnera is restricted to 220-pound opponents, and Sharkey bout plans are shelved while inquiries launch into boxing rules. Officials debate legislative action as medical examiners review Schaaf’s death and its cause.
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Jack Cuddy
United Presss Stati
New York
ICP
Ernie Schaat
New York State
James A. Farley
Democratic National Committee
Roosevelt
State Athletic Commission
Friends of Boxing
Schaaf
Primo Carnera
Schaat
William Muldoon
New York Athletic Commission
Carnera
Ernie Schaaf to Be Buried Friday in Foxboro
Ernie Schaaf who died in New York after a knockout in a boxing match will lie in state until 10 A.M. Friday at St Marys Catholic church in Wrentham Mass. A Solemn High Mass of Requiem will be held there with notable sports figures including Champion Jack Sharkey among the mourners. He will be buried in Foxboro near the area.
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Carnera
Jack Sharkey
Farley
New York
Herbert H. Lehman
New York State
New York Athletic Commission
Henry G. Shakno
Schaaf
Boxer
Sheldonville
Mass
Wrentham
Boston
W. Norris
Polyclinic Hospital
Benjamin '. Warne
sSchaaf
William Walker
Jamess. Walker
The
Boxing Commission
Ernie Schaaf
Primo
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Foxboro
Sports figures mourn Schaaf as MSG postpones big bout
A physician who examined both fighters said Schaaf’s heart and lungs were perfect before the match. Schaaf had recovered from influenza three weeks earlier. Tributes came from fighters, managers and promoters. Madison Square Garden postponed the Risko Levinsky bout scheduled for Friday night.
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Schaaf
Madison Square Garden
Johnny Risko
King Levinsky
Cage Results From United Press Roundup
A chaotic listing of college and university cage results across multiple schools. Teams like Wreek, Heideberge, Battle Creek, Huntington, Nasier, Sq. Methodist, Butler, Wabash, California, San Francisco, Coleate, Lafayette, Kin Northern, Toledo, Preszhton, Drake, Defiance, Geneva, Waetminstear, Ono U, Denison, Ohio Wesleyan, Cincinnati, Syracuse, Buffalo, Temple, Bucknell, Texas, Rice, Western Maryland, Johns Hop King, Yale, and Princeton posted scores in varied matchups with mixed outcomes.
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Heideberge
Battle Creek
Huntington
Nasier
Sq. Methodist
Butler
Wabash
California
San Francisco
Coleate
Lafayette
Kin Northern
Toledo
Preszhton
Drake
Depaucy
Franklin
Findlay
Defiance
Geneva
Waetminstear
Ono U
Denison
Ohio Wesleyan
Cincinnati
Pyracuse
Buffalo
Temple
Bucknell
Texas
Rice
Western Maryland
Johns Hop King
Yale
Princeton
Akron Quint Secures Seventh Ohio Conference Victory
Akron defeated Heidelberg 37 to 31 to extend its league win total to seven. Estey and Sir Louis led Akron with 13 points each, while Heidelberg center Blum topped the visitors with 14 points in the Tuesday night game.
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AKRON
University of Akron
Heidelberg
Estey
Sir Louis
Blum
Pretzels to Face Vincent Tonight on Vincent Floor
The Guenin Pretzels will play Vincent tonight on the Vincent floor. Members of the Pretzels are asked to meet at Guenin's Cigar store at 7 o'clock.
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Guenin Pretzels
Vincent
Guenin
Amherst and New London Meet for N H S A L Title
Amherst and New London clash on the local floor for the Northern High School Athletic League championship. A win by Amherst gives the Quarry towners undisputed possession. A large crowd is expected after Amherst won the previous meeting 33 to 21.
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New London
Amherst
New London High Quints
Quarry Towners
Elyria Cagers Face Final Lake Erie Loop Test at Lakewood
Elyria prepares for the season finale against Lakewood amid slim chances of victory as coach Roy Clymer plans a starting lineup including Madhock Urig Murkowski Doane and Coniam with Elberts and Boreski to see action. Shaw versus Heights at Heights court also headlines Friday’s Lake Erie League schedule with the top spots at stake.
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Crimson
Cleveland Heigehts
Roy Clymer
Sixth Street Forces
Lakewood
Elyria
Erie Loop
Purple
Schoen
Lorain
Clymer
Madhock
Urig
Murkowski
Doane
Coniam
Colburn Becomes Ohio State Scoring Leader
Bobby Colburn has moved ahead of Bill Hosket as Ohio State's top scorer with 99 points. Hosket was sidelined by injuries while Colburn logged six points against Army and ten vs Illinois. Lew Hinchman sits third with 91 points and captain Howard Mattison has 68 as the Buckeyes’ scoring leaders list tallies up.
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Columbus
Bobby Colburn
Bill Hosket
Ohio State
Colburn
Hasket
Army
Hosker
Illinois
Lew Hinchman
Howard Mattison
Buckeye Jeaders
Fighters from eight Ohio cities set for Palladium program
Fighters from eight nearby Ohio cities compete in the American Legion Regional amateur boxing tournament at the Palladium Rink in Lorain. The card features seven Lorain County champions plus entrants from Mansfield, Toledo, Montpelier, Bryan, Hicksville and Shelby with winners advancing to the state finals in Columbus.
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Toledo
Mansfield
Mt. Pelier
Bryan
Hicksville
Shelby
Lorain
Elyria Mitters
Russ Davies
Givies
Ohio
Columbus
American Legion
Palladium
Lorain County
Mt. Pelter
County Mitl
Murdock Davis
Mike Vignevich
Vony Skorke
Johnny Willis
Nat Davis
Johnny Kochan
Liord Mannt
Vignevich
Kochan
Willis
Skorke
Hannel
Elyria
Sammy Marsio
Kayoed
Marsio
Alvin Harch
Charles Grundich
Charles Lowery
Montpelier
George Molnar
Middleweeght
Lester Strum
Chicago
Kolopus
Johnny Kilbane
Dick Kroesen
Ohio American Legion
Ray Ride
Case
Cy Mefort
Hiram Zrid
Findlay Defeats Defiance for Third-Place Conference Win
Findlay college claimed undisputed third in the Northwest Conference by beating Defiance 41 to 28 in Findlay. Keisler led Defiance with 13 points while Gardner anchored Findlay with 10 as the game steadied after a slow start.
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Findlay
Findlay College
Defiance
Keisler
Gardner Findlay
Eagles Keep Lead In City Loop Pin Race
City Bowling League standings unchanged after two matches last night on Knights of Columbus lanes. Eagles beat Chronicle-Telegram team to stay 1 1/2 games ahead of Guerin Pretzels. Clarke's Service moved to fourth by taking 2 of 3 from Knights of Columbus. Roy Ellis led Eagles with 585, Stan Basinski top KC with 621, Vic Krugman 617, Alex Black with 615 and 254 high in a night of solid scoring.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Clark
Knights of Columbus
Basinski
W. i. Pet Eagles
Aace
Clark's Service
Age Chronicle-Telegram
Chronicle- Telegram
Eagles
Guerin
Roy Ellis
Rol Moran
Moran
Stan Basinski
K. of C's
Vic Krugman
Alex Black
Black
Agles Ellis
Isaid Worthington Dumas Wake
Donnelly Enaeoe
Ban Schafer
Chronicle-Telegram Tufford
Martin Peea
Kehnert
Greo
Krugman
Krage
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Hobart
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Brennan
Black Atest Eas
Campbell Makes Excellent Time In Trial Test
Sir Malcolm Campbell sparks optimism at Daytona Beach as Bluebird shows 200 mph+ pacing in trial runs. Mechanics tune gear ratio and address carbon monoxide concerns before potential record attempt later in the day. Spectators witness 212.63 mph over two kilometers and 179.83 mph over five miles.
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Daytona Beach
Fla
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Bluebird
Sir Malcolm
Malcolm
Lucas Refuses Reds Contract After Standoff
Cincinnati pitcher Red Lucas returns to Nashville after two days of talks with Reds officials, refusing a 1933 contract of 11200, 2506 down from prior pay. President Weil rejects a trade request, citing need to cut salaries. Lucas asserts he earned each cent last season.
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Cincinnati
Charles
Red" Lucas
Cincinnati Reds
Nashville
Tenn
Red
Lucas
Sidney Weil
Weil
Mat Results Highlight Strangler Lewis Title Retention
In New York Ed Strangler Lewis of Kentucky retained his title after defeating Sam Stein of Newark. Other outcomes include Paul Boesch of Brooklyn defeating Gene Bruce of Finland and Bill Middlekauf of Florida drawing with Henry Piers of New York and Dr. Fred Meyers of Chicago against Alex Aberg of Russia. In San Francisco John Pesek of Ravenna Neb defeated Walter Podolak of Syracuse N Y.
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Ed “Strangler’ Lewis
Kentucky
Sammy Stein
Newark
N. J
Paul Boesch
Brooklyn
Gene Bruce
Finland
Bill Middlekauf
Florida
Drew
Henry Piers
Fred Meyers
Chicago
Alex Aberg
Russia
San Francisco
John Pesek
Ravenna
Nebraska
Waleter Podolak
Syracuse
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