Elyria High Quintet In Final Lake Erie Loop
Lorain Sports Club hosted a boxing card with five knockouts and 500 in attendance. Mickey Dugan floored Al Harris in the first round and Willie Wash stopped Andy Roberts in the third, while Johnny Miller knocked out Don Evans in the opening round.
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Elyria High
Lake Erie
Miller
Evans
Wash
K. O
Roberts
Taylor
la Ray
Dugan
Harris
Willis
Bond
Russ Davies
al Harris
Mickey Dugan
Cleveland
Hotel Antlers
Port City
Kaye
al Taylor
Ray LaRay
Lorain
George Forester
Forester
Andy Pollock
Elyria
Jimmy Vauebn
Dugan-Harris
LaRar
Elyrian
LaRay
la- Ray
Johnny Wray
Willie Wash
Andy Roberts
Johnny Miller
Don Evans
Loramite
Sammy Marsho
Murbach Pistol Team Sixth In Lakewood Meet
The Murbach Coal Company pistol team placed sixth out of eight at the Lakewood Armory invitational. Rocky River Gun Club took first. Ridicker of the Federal Reserve Bank led with a 99 slow fire and a 97 timed fire. The second match will be held in Lakewood on Thursday March 2, and Murbach plans to compete.
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Murbach Coal Company
Lakewood
Rocky River Gun Club
Ridicker
Federal Reserve Bank
Murbach
Ridgeville to host Vermilion in NAL basketball clash
Ridgeville High’s cagers welcome Vermilion for a Northern Athletic League game tonight in Ridgeville, Ohio. Medina visits Wellington in the other scheduled clash, while Amherst and New London already played midweek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ridgeville
Ridgeville High
Cagers
Vermilion
Medina
Wellington
Berens Holds Big Lead In B A A Scoring
Bernard Berens, Ohio University center, leads the Buckeye Athletic Association scoring race with 116 points this season. Clarence Hendricks of Ohio Western has 79 points, with the article listing field goals and free throws per player.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berens
Columbus
Bernard Berens
Ohio University Center
Bnekere
Clarence Hendricks
Ohio Westeyan
Pretzels Sweep Elks In City Bowling Clash
The Pretzels defeated the Elks three games to none to close the gap on the leaders. Kanalics led with a 626 series and a 223 high game, while Renninger posted 598 and Shepard 555 for the losers. The victory moved the Pretzels to within one game of the pace setting Eagles, with Clark's Service three back in third.
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Elks
Guerin Pretzels
Kanalcs
Renninger
Shepard
Pretzels
Eagles
Clark
Freshmen Defeat Jefferson 21 to 14 in Local Showdown
Elyria High Freshmen defeated Jefferson Junior High 21-14 on the Gatts school floor. The Freshmen led 14-8 at halftime as Zemba and Fillmon starred for Jefferson. a large crowd watched the game last evening.
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Jefferson
Elyria High
Jefferson Junior High
West Siders
Gatss
Quint
Zemba
Fillmon
Cleveland Buffalo Millers In Boats
Cleveland February 17. Seven Cleveland A A U champions face invaders from Buffalo at the Cleveland Athletic Club tonight. Ted Kare Tomine Hudson Teo Ambrose and Joe Viaduaky headline the local card as seven intercity bouts are scheduled.
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Cleveland
WPI
A. A. UU
Simon Pyres
Invaders From Buffalo
Hents
Cleveland Athletic Club
Ted Kare
Tomine Hudson
Teo Ambrose
Joe Viaduaky
Cage Results From United Press Summary
Cage results list scores for multiple matchups including Stoston 31 St Michaels 21, Clemson 38 Georgia 29, Maryland 34 St Johns Md 22, North Carolina 39 Davidson 28, Ohio U 43 Marietta 29, South Carolina 43 Furman 39, Wooster 33 Akron 26, and others.
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United Press
Toston
St. Michael's
Chattanooga
Centre
Clemson
Georgia
Davis & Elkins
Salem
Maryland
St. Johns
Mid Normal
Loyola
Chicago
North Carolina
Davidson
Ohio
Marietta
Okla
Tusa
South Carolina
Furman
Wooster
Akron
Hans Wagner and George Gibson Rejoin Pirates Front Office
Two former Pittsburgh baseball stars return to the Pirates with Wagner as coach and Gibson as manager. Photos show Wagner and Gibson at Forbes Field entering the stadium and later in new lockers, marking the pair’s reentry to the club.
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Pittsburgh
Hans Wagner
George Gibson
Pirate
Hans
Gibson
Left
George
Forbes Field
Wagener
Henrietta Faces Eaton Quint In County Headliner
Henrietta High's unbeaten basketball season will be tested tonight as the Blue and White hosts Eaton in the Lorain County League opener. The game could seal Henrietta's flawless record while highlighting a key race for second place. Other matches include South Amherst at Clearview and Avon Lake at Penfield with Belden-Brownham postponed and Columbia to host Belden tomorrow.
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Henrietta High Scchool
Eaton
Henrietta Court
Henrietta
Lorain
Avon Lake
Penfield
Camden
Brookside
Avon
Brighton
E. L. Bailey
Bailey
Columbia
Boxing results from Paterson and Pasadena events report mixed outcomes
Fragmented boxing results list multiple bouts with fighters such as John O Wese, Jamie Shipact, Theo Menger, Rain Abel, Billy Fouyne Jr, and Johnny Terry. Locations include Paterson New Jersey and Pasadena California with various weights and outcomes.
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United Press
Paterson
SAI Totemomd Dhl
Pater
O'Weese
Garfield
Jamie Shipact
Pater An
Abel
Bakersfield
Pasaduna
Billy Fouyne, Jr
Joe Wolests
Angeles
Sal Sovie
San Bernardinn
Phil We Peo
Bere
Apwelea
Frankie Tie Ldari
Jon Jones
Chicago
Tory Piye Sallis
Uhl
Drew
Narenane
Pes Mewes
Wooster Five Tops Akron in 33 26 Victory
Wooster Five defeated Akron 33 to 26 on February 17 in Akron. The Wooster lineup delivered a strong defensive effort and controlled the game through the middle periods.
Bell Clothiers, Manufacturers Win Ping Pong Matches
Bell Clothiers beat Haserodt Jewelers 5-1 and the Manufacturers beat the Aces 4-2 in Cherry Ridge ping pong. Notable games included Clark, Black, Vogler and Van Wormer winning key matches. Black edged Joe Koesis in a tight duel. Tonight is Ladies Night inviting female players.
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Bell Clothiers
Haserodt Jewelers
Aces
G. Clark
B. C
Joe Koesis
H. J
Clark Black
John Wojtowics
H. J.j
Harry Vogler
Stan Livinski
HW. J
Alan van Wormer
Bill Proczacha
Proczacha-Wojtowicz
HH. J
C. Black
H. Vogler
B. Bef
A. van Wormer
Koezis-Sivinski
H. Jo
Jack Waliman
Clayton Harpster
A. B. Laier
Mike Rexton
Bob Sandrock
Lewis Heidrich
Johnny Novak
Joe Streither
Harpster-Sandrock
Saner-Dillman
Novak-Sexton
Heidrich Streicher
Joe Kocazis
Deuce
Oberlin Quint In Final L. E. S. Game Tonight
Oberlin Highlagers led by Coach Don Leany host Willard in a decisive Little Big Seven league finale. A win would tie Oberlin for fourth with Fremont, while Sandusky and Tiffin contest for the league crown with Bellevue at Norwalk nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Don Leany
Oberlin Highlagers
Willard
Fremont
Sandusky
Tiffin
Bellevue
Norwalk
Ohio U Quint Earns 32 29 Win Over Marietta College
Ohio University defeated Marietta College 32 to 29 in a basketball game here. Substitutes played most of the game as regulars saved energy for a Wittenberg clash tonight. Byham led the scoring with 12 points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marietta, O
Ohio University
Marietta College
Wittenberg
Byham
Ohio
Team Keeps Ohio Conference Title Hopes Alive
The squad stayed in the race by defeating Akron 33 to 26 on Thursday night, maintaining momentum in the conference chase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
Bachman Named Grid Coach At Michigan State
Charles W. Bachman, 40, former Florida head coach and Notre Dame graduate, was chosen to replace Jim Crowley as Michigan State football mentor. He has coached at DePaul, Northwestern, Kansas State and Florida. Salary is listed between 6000 and 7000 dollars. no contract reported. Crowley resigned to take Fordham head coach post.
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Lansing
Mich
Charles W. Bachman
University of Florida
Jim Crowley
Michigan State
Bachman
Notre Dame
DePaul
Northwestern
Kansas State
Florida
Crowley
Fordham
Ernie Schaal Buried Today
Ernie Schaal was laid to rest in St. Mary’s Cemetery Foxboro after a week since his knockout by Primo Carnera. Notables including Jack Sharkey and John J Phelan attended the service and high mass. A firing squad from the Boston Navy Yard saluted as flowers and a satin ribbon paid tribute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wrentham
Maes
Ernie Schaal
Primo Carnera
St. Mary's Cemetery
Foxboro
White Cottage
St Mary's Catholic Church
Jack Sharkey
Johnny Buckley
Schaaf
Jimmy Johnston
Madison Square Garden
John J Phelan
New York Athletic Commission
Phil Schlossberg
Schaals
Fray Steel Casket
Jerry Buckley
Schaal
Jack McCarthy
Boston
Willam F Maguire
Randolph
Johnny Flanagan
South Boston
Frank Connors
Wollaston
Jack Fine
Brookline
Boston Navy Yard
Primo Carneéra
Campbell Seeks New Land Speed Record in 1953 Attempt
Sir Malcolm Campbell plans a Monday try for a new land speed record in the Bluebird at Daytona Beach Florida. A Sunday test followed a 240 mile an hour run while mechanics modify the car to improve acceleration for a nine mile course due to wind and tide.
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Daytona Beach
Fla
Malcolm Campbell
Malcolm
White Coral Sands
Cleveland Icers Seek To Quit Loop Cellar
Cleveland Indians aim to climb out of the International League cellar with six of 19 games left in the season. They trail fifth place Detroit Olympics by four points and plan to win at Buffalo on Saturday and London at home on Sunday to gain ground.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Cleveland Indians
Detroit Olympics
Buffalo
London
Miller Nicks Ankle Delays Featherweight Title Bout
Freddy Miller of Cincinnati injures an ankle forcing postponement of the featherweight championship fight with Baby Arizmendi of Mexico. The bout is rescheduled for February 28 in Los Angeles after Miller trains there.
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Cincinnati
Freddy Miller
Baby Arizmendi
Mexico
Los Angeles
Miller
Crimson Cagers Face Lakewood In Last Lake Erie League Game
Elyria High travels to Lakewood High for the final Lake Erie League game of the season. Lakewood is favored at home as the league’s strongest team while Shaw visits Heights in a key chase game. Preliminary features Fighting High Bantam vs Lakewood. Lorain sits idle this week.
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Crimson Cagers
Lakewood
Crimson
Purple
Lorain Quint
Oach
Roy Clymer
Elyria High Cagers
Lake Erie
Lakewood High
Cleveland Heights
Lake Erie Loop
Shaw
Heights
Tigers
Clymer
Urig
Machock
Murkowski
Doane
Coniam
Gwards
Boreski
Elberts
Dave Eaton
High Bantam
Lorain
Elyria Quints Clash In Y M C A Carnival
Elyria Hungarian Reforms meet Lorain Reform Quints in a three game carnival at the local Y M C A floor tomorrow evening. Lorain won the season’s earlier clash. First game between Guerin Pretzels and Slim Aces of Lorain starts at 7 30.
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Elyria
Lorain
Guerin Pretzels
Slim Aces
Port City
Elyria Hardwares
Elyria Business College Quint
Amherst
St Agnes Five Triumphs Over Lorain St Marys Freshmen
St Agnes five defeated Lorain St Marys Freshmen 25 12 on Gates court. Everhart starred for the winners while Austins standout play was noted for Lorain.
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St. Agnes
St. Mary's
Lorain
Gates Court
Everhart
Austin
Western Open Ping-Pong Tournament Opens
A star lineup arrives in Cleveland for the Western Open Ping-Pong tournament at Hotel Statler. National champion Koleman Clark leads a field including Paul Pearson Illinois George Abbott Michigan Edward Woodward West Virginia Richard Mills Indiana Merle Arens Ohio Max Rushkoff Chicago Aron Boksenbaum Cleveland Harry Rubenstein Akron and Frank Work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Hotel Statler
Koleman Clark
Paul Pearson
Illinois
George Abbott
Michigan
Edward Woodward
West Virginia
Richard Mills
Indiana
Merle Arens
Ohio
Max Rushkoff
Chicago
Aron Boksenbaum
Harry Rubenstein
Akron
Frank Work
Wrestling and boxing results from multiple cities
In Newark California Dick Daiscouri defeated Herman Hickman and Karl Sarpolis beat Darna Ostapovich while Jim Atlas and Oscar Nygren were noted. In San Francisco Jimmy Londos retained the NBA title by defeating Vic Christy in straight falls. Hollywood results show several draws and falls involving Geass Wien Joe Woods Charlie Santen and Walter Podalek. Kansas City reports Frerett Marshall defeated Fred Peterson after a long first fall.
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Newark
N. J
Dick Daiscouri
California
Herman Hickman
Tennessee
Karl Sarpolis
Wilkesbarre
Jim Atlas
Washington, D. C
Phil Marfuegi
Oscar Nygren
Sweden
Darna Ostapovich
Kansas City
Jim Vargna
Los Angeles
Casey Berger
Texas
Drew
San Jennings
Oklahoma
San Francisco
Jimmy Londos
Vic Christy
Central League to Organize Eight-Club 1933 Meeting
Dayton O Feb 17 Eight cities in Ohio Indiana West Virginia and Pennsylvania will attend the Central Baseball League organization meeting. Teams from Dayton Youngstown Fort Wayne Erie Terre Haute Evansville Wheeling Canton or Zanesville are discussed for inclusion. Frederick W Howell says an eight club circuit is practically assured with possible eastern western divisions and a first forfeit money deposit set. Grand Rapids decided not to join this season. Joseph F Carr promoter will attend.
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Dayton
Ohio
Indiana
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Youngstown
Fort Wayne
Ind
Erie
Terre Haute
Evansville
Wheeling
W. Va
Canton
Zanesville
Frederick W. Howell
Grand Rapids
Mich
Peoria
Quincy
Bloomington
Springfield
Ill
Joseph F. Carr
Columbus
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Vermilion Tonight
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Marshall
Es Prech
Pitzer
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Stammiler
McAfee
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Na Brown
de Mostelier
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Cin
Saunders
Jones
Duncan Ohio W
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Grert Pretzelis Clarks Service
Les Baeque Knights of Corum
Fadabad
Guerin
Fresahmen
T Anderson
Roushinsky
Eve
Rouseatty
Fritz
Frliman
Sharkey
Gatez
Ny Zemba
Lealey
Buffalo Millers
Bucs
Norway
Lee Lod
Purdue
Eaton Quint
Akron, CO
Wooster’s
Baskeihaly
Oberlin Quint
L. E.S
Ohio U Quint
Campbell
Cleveland Icers
Loop Cellar
Wallops
St. Mary’s
Fuerhart
Pruskt
N Nichols
F. Bedors
B. McDermott
Sadowsky
TL & Ate
Sevinsiks
D. McDermott
Central League In Organization
Muni
Crawford
Dachues W Wantler
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