Campbell Sails For U S Hopes For 250 mph Mark
Sir Malcolm Campbell sails from Southampton aboard the Aquitania and aims to raise his land speed record beyond 250 mph at Daytona Beach. Despite illness and influenza, the knighted Brit trusts his Bluebird and new 12 cylinder, 2 500 hp engine will deliver a repeat performance.
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United Press Siff Corps
Ovey
Southampton
Sir Malcolm
Daytona Beach
Campbell
Malcolm
Henry Segrave
Cocos Islands
South America
Joe Smith's last second field goal stuns Hi-Speed in City League
Elyria Hardwares upset Hi-Speed Gas 24 22 as Joe Smith nets the winning basket in the final seconds on the Y Court. Smith leads with 10 points while Hi-Speed's Steve Bako adds five. Guerin Pretzels beat Elyria Cash Cleaners 36 13 and Ohio Fuel Gas defeats DeMolays 39 23.
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Pretzels Wallop Cleaners
Ohio Fuel Gas Trounce Deaes
Pretzels, Hardwares
Laden
Elyria Hord
Joe Smith
Corts
Kohn Quint
Bill Cox
Joe
Hardwares
Steve Bako
Ohio
Tommy James
Lawrence Hales
Tommy Koviak
Harry Claycomb
Cleaners
Elyria Hardwares
T Smith
Dodsley
Wince Veusscace Carr
F. Smith
McGowin
Masixk
Robertson
T. Smith
Ban
Alexander
Ben Eeaene
de Wolars
G. F Harper
Saker
Wwe
Evens Hupp
Seer
Hales
Anabonge
Gerber
Sregeaeeenen Dickens
Seeavenas Michaels
Aees
Cash Cleaners
Clawcomb
Yasensaee
A Worthington
Seseseress
Rawson
Pama
Wds. Pet
Guenin Pretzels Ea
Elyria
Elyria Cash Cleaners
Marietta Man Seeks Ticket for 1935 Ohio State Notre Dame Game
C W Witham a Marietta bank employee plans to attend the first Ohio State University Notre Dame football game in Columbus in 1935. He has applied for ticket reservations through an OSU trustee.
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Marietta, O
Cc. W. Witham
Marietta Bank
Witham
Ohio State University
Columbus
Ruth Left Off All Star Team In 1932 Poll
Babe Ruth is voted off the Sporting News Annual Major League All Star team as Chuck Klein of Philadelphia earns the right field spot with 111 votes to Ruths 63. The Americans and Nationals split positions with Dickey and Warneke added to the roster. Joe Cronin tops at shortstop with 158 votes as Cronin, Lazzeri, O Doul, Averill and Traynor headline the six AL and NL selections.
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ST. Louis
UCP
Baseball Writers
Babe Ruth
Sporting News
Chuck Klein
Phillies
Klein
Baseball Writers Association of America
Ruth
Bill Dickey
Yankees
Mickey Cochrane
Athletics
Dckey
Lefty O’doul
Brooklyn
al Simmons
O’doul
Joe Cronin
Washington Senators
Frank O’doul
Earl Averill
Cleveland
Chuck Kleir
Jimmy Foxx
Tony Lazzeri
Washington
Harold “Pie” Traynor
Pirates
Lonnie Warneke
Cubs
Fob
Lefty” Grove
Dickey
Elyria Riflemen Defeat Lorain In Indoor Match
Elyria Rifle Club defeated Lorain Rifle and Pistol Club 929 to 902 on West Avenue indoor range. Q T Krebs led Lorain with 195 high score as both teams used .22 cal rifles with telescopic sights. Next Tuesday Rocky River Club visits Elyria for a competitive showing.
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Lorain Rifle and Pistol Club
Elyria
Elyria Rifle Club
West Avenue
Q. T. Krebs
Lorain
Lorain Club
Rocky River Club
France's Bonaventure Goes Clean in Nice Steeplechase
Jockey Bonaventure rode to a perfect day at the Nice Steeplechase opening, marking the first time a French jockey achieved a clean slate across all races.
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Bonaventure
Nice
France
Eagles Trim Guanin Pretzels To Lead City Bowling Race
The Eagles won two of three against the Guanin Pretzels to extend their lead to two games in the City League standings. Roy Ellis posted a 604 series with 211 and 205 games, Johnny Worthington 592, and Jack Renninger led the Pretzels with a key series. In a separate match, Columbus Kangars swept the newspaper team as Alex Black 584 and Bill Murray 577 paced the winners while Shorty Martin led the losers with 339.
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Eagles
Birdmen
Aces
Roy Ellis
Maples
Johnny Worthington
Jack Renninger
Kangars of Columbus Keglers
Chronicle-Telegram
Alex Black
Bill Murray
Shorty Martin
Marx
Hendricks Leads Buckeye Scoring With 62 Points
Clarence Hendricks of Ohio Wesleyan tops Buckeye Conference scoring with 62 points in five games. Bernard Berens of Ohio University leads in point per game with 96 points in four contests, followed by Ramey Hunter of Marshall College with 48 and Lawrence Gill with 29. Howard Stammmler of Ohio Wesleyan sits fifth with 38.
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Columbus
Clarence Hendricks
Ohio Weasleyan
Bernard Berens
Ohio University
Amon Buckeye
Hendricks
Berens
Ramey Hunter
Marshall College
Lawrence Gill
Howard Stammlier
Ohio Wesleyan
Buckeye
Til Hendricks
West
Au Berens
Ohio
U. Hunter
Marshall
Gill
Stammuler
Mosteller
Mami
Brown
Bolton
Wesleyan
Prech
Schuck
Cincinnati
Anthony
Miami
James
Wittenberg
Pitzer
Mat Results Across Cities Highlight Wrestling Wins
Vic Christ of San Francisco defeated Fred Grubmeier of Des Moines after two falls but Grubmeier was disqualified for striking the referee. Lea Wikoff toppled Carl Davis in Cleveland and Joe Ranaski pinned Joe Alexander. George McCloud beat the Hackenschmidt Wildcat Mr Cann defeated Bud Mitchell Wade Mack drew with Tom Galbos. Londos of Paterson faced Daviscourt in New Zealand, Gardin beat Nygren in Italy, De Vite defeated Marshall in St Louis, Stein beat Jeffries in Newark, Meyers defeated Stahl in Chicago, Malewiey Tica defeated Poddubna in Russia.
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San Francisco
Vic Christ
San Diego
Fred Grubmeier
Des Moines
Grubmeier
Cleveland
Lea Wikoff
Carl Davis
Joe Ranaski
Joe Alexander
George McCloud
Hackenschmidt
Wildcat
Cann
Bud Mitchell
Waddy Mack Drew
Tom Galbos
Paterson
N. Z
Jim Londos
Greece
Dick Daviscourt
California
Renato Gardin
Italy
Oscar Nygren
Sweden
Jor de Vite
St Louis
Floyd Marshall
New York
Sammy Stein
Newark
Ray Jeffries
Oklahoma
Dred Meyers
Chicago
Richard Stahl
Germany
Jos Malewiey Tica
John Fpoddubna
Russia
Cage Results From United Press Summary
Cage results list opponents and scores including Carleton 44 Meipi 26 and Pitt 47 W and J 27. Michigan plans an 18 game baseball schedule next season with 12 against Big Ten foes and an opener versus Iowa likely April 19. John Shibe aims to have a boat ready for the Gold Cup race at Detroit on August 5.
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United Press
Carleton
Meipi U
Japan
Georgia
Mercer
Bowling Green
Defiance
Kansas
Iowa State
Monmouth
Coe
Pitt
Tennessee
Alabama
Vanderbilt
Louisiana State
Yale
Pennsylvania
Alma
Albion
Idaho
Oregon
Washington
Oregon State
Michigan
Iowa
John Shibe
Philadelphia
Detroit
Pistol Teams In Matches At Lorain Tonight
Two pistol teams from Elyria Police and Mur Bach Coal travel to Lorain to face Lorain Rifle Club and Rocky River Rifle Club in two matches. The event starts at 7 30 in the Lorain Club quarters basement of the Central Bank. Local teams depart City Hall at 7 for the trip.
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Elyria Police Force
Murbach Coal Company
Coals edge Roofers 21 to 19 in high school clash
Ebinger Coals of Lorain rallied in the final quarter to defeat Nabakowski Roofers 21 19 on Amherst court. The Roofers led 16 14 after three periods before the Coals defense shut them down. In the prelim Amherst Business Men beat Sokol A C 37 19.
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Amherst, CO
Ebinger Coals of
Lorain
Nabakowski Roofers
Afto
Rooters
Tain
Coals
Notd
Amherst
Sokol A. C.’s
Fight Results From UPI Card Across Multiple Cities
United Press reports from New York Seattle and other venues detail multiple boxing results. Notable bouts include Hans Mueller losing to Joe Pennino in Brooklyn and Frankie Genaro defeating Joe Fine in Alexandria, while Maxie Rosenbloom edged Al Stillman in St Louis. Other outcomes feature Billy Vermillion, Augie Cur, Ti Quintanar and several drew or decisioned matches across Los Angeles Fresno Seattle and Portland.
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United Present
New York
Paul Delanry
Seattle
Hans Mueller
Joe Pennino
Brooklyn
Sammy Binder
Low Fox
Ernest Torres
Porto Rico
Alexandria
Frankie Genaro
Joe Fine
Young van
Washington
Billy Vermillion
Baltimore
al St. Louis
Maxie Rosenbloom
al Stillman
St Lous
Allen Mathews
St. Lous
Ray McQuillan
Portland
Oretin
Joe Juff
Loms
Nick Broglio
Herrin
Los Angeles
Baby Arizmendi
Mexven Cis
Speedy Dado
Manila
Augie Cur
Harry Shane
Ti Quintanar
Heruia Evans
Ld Mosebar
Kiyord Bob Ytucks
Frank Moran
Tex Fuller
Georgie Hansford
Harry Fierra
Fresno
Cal
al Manfredo
Dee Sioned Lloyd Smith
Sammy Santos
Joe Glick
Ore
Young Firpo
Burke
Tda
Wesley Ketchell
New London Hosts Vermilion Tonight In Local Basketball Doubleheader
New London high school will host Vermilion High School in a basketball triple bill tonight. The program opens with New London Reserves facing Vermilion Reserves, followed by New London Girls versus Monroeville, and New London third team meeting Monroeville Reserves.
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New London
Vermilion Tonight
New London High School
Cagers
Vermilion High
Basketeers
Vermilion Reserves
New London Girls
Monroeville
Plans Completed for County Golden Gloves Boxing Tourney
Lorain County plans the Second Annual Golden Gloves tournament to be held at the Hotel Antlers in Lorain with 70 entries across weight classes. Entriess remain open for 112, 173 and heavyweight divisions until 8 p.m. tonight. Tickets go on sale in Elyria Lorain Amherst Oberlin and nearby towns at reduced prices. A screenings committee led by J R Sandy Pfeiffer will review amateur eligibility. complaints must be written and filed this week.
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Elyria
Hotel Neveil
Finegan’s Bakery
Mac and Vic
Lorain
Hotel Antlers
Heismans
Willliams Cigar Store
Urban’s
Central Billiard Parrot
Amherst
Edwards
Muischka
H. J. Austin
William Sudro
John Kolopus
Russ Davies
St. Agnes A. C
Arthur Booth
James Flicker
Elyria A. C
Robert Booth
White A C
Charles Sherrard
Jacke Plas
Wilton Dachtler
Harry Shapiro
Leonard Hamilton
Michael Nally
Lawrence Slavin
Moe Hammon
John Pawlikowski
Loopaa
Joe Lakasik
Ed Mikolanis
Ed Galowinski
Nichols A
Paul Czubak
Ernest Singer
Joe Bodner
John Waszig
Mike Roksky
John Costello
Joe Kovach
Amherst A. C
Mike Kiepek
Atlas A. C
James Craft Wardork Davis
Davis A. C
Reddick Alford
Mathew Crisp
Wrestling Card At Garden Tops In City Sports
Henry McLevore notes Madison Square Garden wrestling show Monday night featured a world championship bout between Strangler Levis and Jim Browning. The card also included Sandor Szabo Jack Sherry Martin Plestina Dick Shikat Leon Pinetzki and Sammy Stein as top names in the sport.
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Borses
Strangler Levis
Jim Browning
Siyport
Crowd roars fill arena as fans endure rough play
About 8,000 spectators packed the Garden for an evening that stretched from 8:30 to 11 as lights went out. Shouts echoed, yet no one could confirm what sparked the mood amid the tense, muscular crowd and empty damage in the stands.
Elyria Teams On New London Card Friday
New London hosts three teen contests on Friday evening on the local floor. Ex Hy girls seek a second win over Elyria Business College Girls who beat them in a fast Elyma game. Lehman Baker Bars meet Elyma College in another matchup. New London Merchants face National Ice Company five of Mansfield, leaders of the Mansfield Industrial League.
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New London
Hy Girls
Elyria Business College
Elyma
Lehman’s Baker Bars
Elyma Business College
New London Merchants
National Ice Company
Five
Mansfield
Icemen
Shires and wife separate force travel plans
Arthur The Great Shires, former major league player, said he and his wife have separated and will divorce. He plans to go to Hollywood today, noting their home cannot be maintained with constant travel. Mrs Shires will stay in Chicago with her mother while divorce arrangements are made.
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Chicago
Arthur the Great
Shires
Hollywood
A. L. Greenbaum
One Punch One Jab One Twist in Champion Ship Bout
The bout between Lewis and Khest drew roaring crowds as it featured rough theatrics and comic excess. The crowd cheered the Strangler while Browning showed punishing shows, and the undercard failed to deliver any real competition.
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Agatha
Lewis
Browning
Khest
Onsy Lay
Kinetzki
McClary
Legion boxing finals set for October in Chicago
Paul Prehn, chairman of the Boxing program, announced that the National American Legion 40 and 8 amateur boxing finals will be held October 4 in Chicago as part of the Legion National convention. Preliminary bouts begin in July.
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Champaign
Ill
National American Legion
Chicago
Paul Prehn
Heidelberg cuts baseball from spring sports roster
In Heidelberg Ohio, the college abandons baseball this spring as a cost saving move following the earlier elimination of tennis and golf last year. The move reflects broader budget tightening at Heidelburg College.
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Tifain
Heidelberg College
Heidelberg
Cochran Leads Cue Tourney in Chicago
Veterans compete as top cueists test skill in cushion billiards world championship. Welker Cochran unbeaten from San Francisco faces Frank Senville of Buffalo while J N Bozeman Jr and Angie Kieckhefer contend in a tight second place tie. Reiselt, Layton, Denton, Jackson win yesterday with Denton defeating Thurnblad 50 to 42.
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Chicago
Welker Cochran
San Francisco
Frank Senville
Buffalo
Cochran
J. N. Bozeman, Jr
Vallejo
Cal
Angie Kiechkhefer
Boseman
Tiff Denton
Kansas City
Kieckhofer
Otto Reiselt
Philadelphia
Reiselt
Johnny Layton
Sedalia
Arthur Thurnhalde
Thurnblad
Clarence Jackson
Detroit
Denton
Jackson
Layton
Church League Tonight Sees Top Teams Face Off
Church of Christ and St Agnes tied for lead in the league and favored to win as St Marys meets St Vincents. The Church of Christ handed the Methodists a drubbing in its title defense while St Agnes slated to tackle the Methodists. West Siders have built a strong core and look competitive in the pennant race.
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Schedue
Church of Christ
St. Mary's
St. Agnes
St. Agnes Quints
Methodists
West Siders
New London Battles Amherst in North Ohio League Clash
New London High hosts Amherst High in a North Ohio Athletic League basketball clash on Amherst court. New London seeks its first win against the Quarrytowners, who have a strong record and beat Elyria High. New London has lost only to Medina and looks to upset Amherst despite a history of gridiron losses.
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New London
Paul Snyder
New London High Cagers
Amherst High
Amherst
North Ohio Loop
Elyria High Quint
Medina
Amherst Lads
Freeman Wins Lightweight Bout In Covington
Jess Freeman of Cincinnati defeated Joe Lynn of Indianapolis in a ten round lightweight bout in Covington. Charney White of Silver Grove and Dick Clark of Cincinnati fought to an eight round draw.
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Covington
Jess Freeman
Cincinnati
Joe Lynn
Indianapolis
Charney White
Silver Grove
Dick Clark
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