Retzlaff Uncovers New Left Hand For Louis Bout
Joe Louis vs Charley Retzlaff in Chicago tomorrow night is billed for 15 rounds or less with most observers predicting an early finish. Retzlaff shows a developing left while Louis improves in training. The bout will be broadcast with details still undecided between WTAM and WGAR as a blow by blow telecast.
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Stoneham Becomes Giants President After Father’s Death
Horace C Stoneham aged 22 assumed duties as president of the National Exhibition Company owner of the New York Giants. He succeeds his father Charles A Stoneham who died at Hot Springs Arkansas in January. He is the youngest ever to lead a major league club amid a family succession.
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Cubs Remove Charlie Grimm as Vice President
CHICAGO Jan 15 The Chicago Cubs board of directors today deprived Charlie Grimm of his title of vice president while confirming he retains full authority over the team and its games. The move, made to reduce public emphasis on the title, followed last year’s renaming to reinforce his charge.
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Large Field Entered In Sacramento Open
In Sacramento California more than 100 golfers prepared to tee off in the $3,000 Sacramento Open Golf tournament highlighting a strong field of national professionals as the event opened.
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Four Quintets Undefeated In Y Cage League
A large crowd witnessed the Y M C A Industrial cage league second round with several one point games. The General Industries beat Troxel 29 28 on a Holmes last minute shot while Timms Spring edged Carson Company 23 22. Fox Furnace routed Pfaudler 88 13 and Perry Fay beat Western Automatic 38 20. American Lace vs Steel and Tubes and other results highlighted a tight slate of games.
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Electrolux Team Defeats Avon Lunches 37 35
In Avon Ohio on January 16 Electrolux of Elyria edged the Bar bier Lunches of Avon 37 to 35 in the featured game of a two game card. Jerry Gormley led Elyria with eleven points, Walt Machock added ten, while Mittenberger of Avon scored twelve. The Old-Timers game saw Linden captained team defeat Frey 14 to 6.
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Race Association Heads Re-Elected
MIAMI Fla January 15 President Walter H Donovan of the National Association of state racing commissioners and three fellow officers were unanimously re elected for another year at the annual convention Donovan also serves as Secretary of the Florida Racing commission. Re elected with the president were Walter H Cane first vice president Edwin G Brown second vice president and Thomas Underwood Lexington Ky secretary treasurer
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City Bowling Loop Matches Tonight
The pace-setting Elyria Hard-Wares face first half leader I. T. S. Rubber Company in the feature City Bowling League at Knights of Columbus alleys. Welsh Funeral Home meets Crawford Men's Wear in another scheduled match.
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Three Games On Y Cage Card Saturday Night
Herman Klein presents a three game cage carnival at the Y M C A featuring Elyria Hardwares versus Engel Fetzer Furs of the Lakewood Class A League. A semifinal sees Elyria Hungarian Reforms against Cleveland Hungarian Reforms with Western Heights seeking revenge after a prior loss. The card opens with a girls game, Elyria Guerin Pretzels vs an oppo yet unnamed.
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McDonald Prevails as McLain Delivers Fierce Upset
McLain sharply attacked Danny McDonald injuring referee LeComte and drawing police. McDonald later won the match on a foul after LeComte collapsed. Southam warned McLain he was through wrestling here as the crowd witnessed a brutal, energetic bout.
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Tilden and Vines Triumph in Pro Tennis Matches
In Chicago on January 16 Bill Tilden defeated Berkeley Bell 3-1 4-4 6-3 before 6,400 at the International Amphitheatre, proving power of youth. Ellsworth Vines beat Jester Stoefen 4-6 6-4 6-3 as the crowd cheered their rivals.
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Amherst Quintet Takes North Ohio Loop Leadership
Amherst High's Comets seized temporary control of the North High School Ohio League by routing Medina 47 to 13 in a postponed league game played last night. It marked the third straight league win for Hubbard coached Amherst. Bud Jenne led with nine points while Smith and Van Keuren added eight each.
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Molders Defeat Wallers in Bowling League Match
The Molders downed the Wallers three straight games at Temple alleys. Johnny Fritz led with 654 across three games and 245 for the high single. Fisher led Wallers with 591.
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Feather champ Miller loses title bout in Oakland
Freddie Miller of Cincinnati, the world featherweight champion, dropped a ten round decision to John ny Pena of Oakland here last night. Miller’s title was not at stake.
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Shaw Elyria Quintets Matchup Headlines Erie League Night
Shaw High faces Elyria High in a Lake Erie League clash as Lorain and Lakewood battle for first place. Shaw aims to rebound after losses to Lorain and Lakewood, with Walter Karpy leading scoring among newcomers and Martin Lally Merlins Scharrer adding strength.
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Lively Riot Halts Elyria Wrestling at Rialto Theatre
Redheaded Ontario bruiser LY McLain faces ban from city mat action after a melee at the Rialto. Police Captain Southam barred him from further wrestling in Elyria as commissioners watched, amid cries of injustice. Referee LeComte was knocked down as McLain boasted of tossing rivals, with ring trouble drawing crowds and fan ire.
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