World’s High Jump Mark May Break At A A U Games
Spencer Iowa hosts a six game basketball tourney tonight as part of a regional schedule. In New York at Madison Square Garden the 48th AAU indoor games expect a 6 10 leap to set a new world mark with top jumpers including Cornelius Johnson Dave Burke Al Threadgill Harold Osborn and George Spitz chasing the record quarterfinals and finals on Saturday with Walter Marty absent and the Berlin games in view.
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York
Madison Square Garden
Dan Ferris
America
Walter Marty
California
Cornelius Johnson
Compton
Cal
Dave Burke
Marquette
al Threadgill
Temple University
Harold Osborn
Illinois
George Spitz
New York
Ferris
Johnson
New York Athletic Club
Marty
Walter
Palo Alto
the Garden
Owens
Jesse Owens
Ben Eastman
Ridgeville Pin Team Is Winner
The Ridgeville Hatchery defeated the Electro Alleys in three straight games at the K of C alleys last night. George Henrietta Bohn rolled 622 for high series and 224 for best single.
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Ridgeville Hatchery
Electro
George
Henrietta’ Bohn
The
Sinners
Jefferson Wins Narrow Victory Over Schaaf Junior High
Jefferson Junior High edged Schaaf Junior High of Parma 17 to 15 on Gates floor. The game was close and rough with many fouls. Joe Herold led Jefferson scoring eight points.
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Jefferson Junior High
Schaaf Junior High
Parma
Gates
Schaaf Five
Joe Herold
Jefferson
Weintraub to Red Birds in Columbus trade
Columbus Red Birds acquire first baseman Phil Weintraub from the St. Louis Cardinals in a deal that sent Burgess Whitehead to the Cardinals and included pitcher Roy Parmalee moving from the Giants. Weintraub had joined the Giants late in 1934 after time with Nashville in the Southern Association.
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Columbus
Columbus Red Birds
American Association
Phil Weintraub
St. Louis Cardinals
Weintraub
Cardinals
Roy Parmalee
New York Giants
Burgess Whitehead
Giants
Nashville
Elyria Merchants to Meet Burbank in Spencer Tourney
The Elyria Merchants basketball team will face Burbank in the Spencer tournament first round tonight. They will depart Joe Hallett’s at 5 45 p m for the 7 15 p m game. Expected starting lineup includes Dick Everhart Bud Coles or Jack Brandt as forwards Zig Gientowski at center and Dick Anderson Gene Graber as guards.
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Elyria Merchants
Burbank
Joe Hallett
Dick Everhart
Bud Coles
Jack Brandt
Zig Gientowski
Dick Anderson
Gene Graber
Guenin Pretzel Girls Defeat Sandusky Merchants 23 14
The Guenin Pretzel girls defeated the Sandusky Merchants 23 to 14 in a game played last evening at Sandusky. Louise Born led the Pretzels with 10 points.
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Sandusky
Gas basket team to open Spencer tournament tomorrow night
The Elyria Hi-Speed Gasmen will play their first Spencer tournament game tomorrow night at 10 16. They meet the winner of the Ashland York game in the opening contest delaying tonight’s schedule.
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Elyria Hi-Speed Gas
Gasmen
City Bowling Loop Matches Tonight
The Maumee Dairy faces I I S Rubber Company in the feature City Bowling League match at the Knights of Columbus alleys this evening. Another scheduled contest pairs Smitty's Place against Crawford Men's Wear.
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Maumee Dairy
I.I. S. Rubber Company
Knights of Columbus
Smitty
Crawford
Falcons shake up rost ers in IHL trade shake up
President Al Sutphin and Manager Harry Holmes swap six players with Rochester and Buffalo. Harvey Rockburn, Bill Taugher and Speedy Groh go to Rochester for Bill Cunningham Moe Roberts and Red Anderson. Roberts shines in net as Falcons lose to Buffalo while Rochester tops London.
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al Sutphin
Harry Holmes
Cleveland Falcon
Sutphin
Holmes
Harvey Rockburn
Bill Taugher
Speedy Groh
Rochester
Bill Cunningham
Moe Roberts
Red Anderson
Roberts
Taugher
Falcons
Buffalo
London
Groh
Elysium
Cleveland
Cardinals
Carson Cooper
Cardinal
Milt Halliday
Mike Brophy
Roy Cormier
World light heavyweight champion at Rialto Theatre
Loree McGuire, holder of the world light heavyweight wrestling title, wowed Rialto Theatre crowds in his first local appearance. He carried the National Wrestling Association belt won in Tulsa on March 5, 1934, and defeated George Sauer in two straight falls, with Sauer famed for a chin lock.
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Loree McGuire
Rialto Theatre
McGuirk
National Wrestling Association
Hugh Nichols
Tulsa
Oklahoma
George Sauer
Lincoln, Nebraska
Grafton and Brookside Qualify For County Tournament
Grafton and Brookside High School students earned spots in the Lorain County Class B tournament by winning their last night at Elyria High gym. Grafton topped Eaton 22 to 9 led by McCloskey eight points and Lawson seven as Eaton’s Garretson had four. Brookside edged Belden 28 to 27 in a tight, late finish with Kensik scoring 15 and Bannister 13, securing their place in the lower division opener set for Elvira High.
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Brookside High School
Lorain County
Elyria High Gym
Eaton
McCloskey
Lawson
Garretson
Brookside
Belden
Kensik
Bannister
Elvrra
Henrietta
Avon
South Amherst
Wellington
Ridgeville
Brighton
Columbia
Penfield
Valentine
LY Lawson
Collec
DAVOS
Rubtubl
Stanisliwski
Blaine
Algeit
Wensiky
Logan
Buckingham
Rezmik
Meninvell
Pfaudler Company
Colson Company
Pfaudlers
Max Dumsky
Pete Rasmus
Johnny Reimers
Pfaudler
Fox Furnace Cagers
Steel and Tubes
American Lace Cagers
Foxes
Lace
Carl Dodsley
Furnace
Michaelis
Timms Spring
Timms Spring Outfit
Tommy Dean
Michaels
The
Fox Furnace
Superiors
Timms
McGuirk Crown Belt Shown After Local Title Claim
Oklahoma City wrestler LeRoy McGuirk displayed the $200 National Wrestling Association belt to prove his light heavyweight title claim after defeating George Sauer at Rialto Theatre. Promoter Dan Morris called McGuirk the genuine champion and noted the 1934 Tulsa belt win over Hugh Nichols. The crowd enjoyed a strong card including a one hour draw between Jimmie Mitchell and Buck Weaver and heavy interest in the Santa Anita Handicap buildup.
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LeRoy McGuirk
Oklahoma City
McGuirk
George Sauer
Rialto Theatre
National Wrestling Association
Hugh Nichols
Tulsa
Oklahoma
Dan Morris
Columbus
George Dussette
Bert Kubi
Midwest Wrestling Association
Wassette
Sauer
Mr. Sauer
Jimmie Mitchell
Black Panther
Louisville
Buck Weaver
Terre Haute
Ind
Buddy Baer Returns To Score Knockout
Buddy Baer the 248 pound younger brother of Max Baer returned to serious boxing last night in Oakland and scored a one round knockout over 2174 pound Wally Hunt of San Diego. Hunt offered little resistance as Baer, a Vermore youth, dominated the brief bout and ended it quickly.
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Oakland
Cal
Buddy Baer
Max R Baer
Lord Smith
Montana
New York
Wally Hunt
San Diego
Hunt
Tivermore
Elyria and Oberlin in Roller Cage Showdown
Elyria Rainbow Gardens aims for a fourth straight win as it hosts Oberlin in a roller basketball game at Rainbow Gardens rink. The Gardens have already defeated the Gardens girls Elyria All-Stars and the 38 Club, with the 9 30 p.m. start posted for tonight.
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Rainbow Gardens
Oberlin
Gardens
Elyria
Perry Fay Quintet Edges General Industries In Loop Fight
In a standout Y M C A Industrial Loop game Perry Fay defeated General Industries 29 to 22 on their home floor. Melvie Gerhardinger fired the go ahead points and Lorene Elberta added a late back and forth shot as Perry seized the win.
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Wis
General Industries
Perry Fay
Loop
General
Hielmes
Generals
Perry
Industries
Melvie Gerhardinger
Perrys
Lorene Elberta
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T. Uri
Stallay
Feron
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Bane
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Whee Gurney
F Holmes
G. Elberts
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Mranklin
Puete & Atwood
Timms
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If Novak
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Saeed
Bauer
Rr Pfaudler
Rasmus
Re Messane
Hielmers
Crooks
Gartss
Dumsks
Wee Wirk
Cave Wees
Colmon
Gee Fi Tadley
Rf Warren
Neta
Kalter
Ce Parsons
Re Thompson
Vy Rivers
R Hee Hoplis
Teta
Fow
Purngee
Yarey
Maddon
McGuirk Defeats Sauer In Two Straight Falls In Omaha
Oklahoma City’s McGuirk, the light heavyweight champion, defeated Nebraska’s George Sauer in two straight falls at Rialto, using an aggressive mix of new holds while Sauer fought rough. Sauer pressed with chin locks and strangles until McGuirk answered with the Oklahoma Kip and a knee finish. Buck Weaver and Jimmie Mitchell drew in a one hour match. Red Sivinski quickly submitted Ken Bishop in 45 seconds.
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Roy McGuirk
George Sauer
McGuirk
Oklahoma City
Sauer
Lincoln, Nebraska
Rialto
Nebraska
Johnny LeCom‘é
LeRoy
Buck Weaver
Terre Haute
Indiana
Jimmie Mitchell
Black Panther
Louisville
Weaver
Panther
Mitchell
Red Sivinski
Ken Bishop
Tomorrow Night Fish Fry at The Tavern
Under new ownership by Jack Tarry and Dutch Lescher, The Tavern at 645 Lodi Street promotes a fish fry with Waldorf Beer tomorrow night. Local patrons urged to attend and sample the new menu and atmosphere.
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Lodi St
Jack Tarry
Lescher
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