St Marys Clinches Junior Church League Title In Close Duel
St Marys edged St Agnes 15 14 to end the Junior Church League season with eight wins and one loss. Carr led with eleven points, while Garr added two field goals. Other games saw Methodists beat Firer Congregationalists 18 16, Moly Cross defeating Wungaran Reformed 12 7, and Bnai Brith down St Pauls 24 7. Final standings place St Marys atop the league with a near partner finish by St Agnes, and strong showings across the schedule.
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Feague Seasor
St. Mary's
Seaton
St. Agnes
Battle of the Saints
St Agnes
St Mary's
St. Mary's of
Carr
Fr Garr
Gerhardinger
B'nai Oorith
S:. Paul
Clawson
Wockesfuss
Miller
St. Paul
Eozie
Sacred Heart
Jargzobr
Secere
FT Methodists
Agnes
Buai Brito
Holy Cross
Pauls
Five Bouts In Lorain Tonight At Antlers Auditorium
Promoter Jimmy Gascoigne stages five boxing matches in Lorain with Louie Nickelette facing Joe Schmad of Cleveland in the main event. Other bouts include Marty McHale of Cleveland against Joe Martin of Lorain, Danar Dillon of Lorain vs Joe Botta of Cleveland, and a bout between Young Schroeder of Amherst and Lorain’s Lor t Perrt. The semi windup features Sammy Ross.
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Lorain
Emria Citr
Louie Nickelette
Conti
Heven
Lorain Antlers
Louie
Antlers
Joe Schmad
Cleveland
Jimmy Gascoigne
Sammy Ross
American Basketball League Standings and Results
Standings show Chicago and Brooklyn tied with 22 points each and Paterson trailing at 17. Fort Wayne listed with an incomplete score. WEER broadcasts schedule notes no games tonight and none listed for tomorrow.
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Chicago
Paterson
Brooklyn
Fort Wayne i
Weer
Ww. L. Pet
Cleveland
Fort Warne
Chicago Ae
Paterson Eee Ene Ee
Steadeng Pet
Rochester
Fort Warne Wee
Paterson Trv
Sincy Ties Bishops For B. A. A. Cage Title
Cincinnati and Ohio Wesleyan ended the Buckeye Association basketball season in a two way tie for the title after a hard fought game in Cincinnati Ohio. Both teams finished the season with identical records, sharing the crown as the curtain falls on the league schedule.
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Sincy
Cincinnati
Buckeye Association
Cincinnati U
Ohio Wesleyan
Bearcats
Bishops
Cece
Cleveland Has Largest Crop Of Recruits In Big Leagues
Cleveland notes a large influx of over 20 rookies and prospects from the minor leagues, including Duifelder, Earl, Ferrell, Barnett, Lind, and Lindberg, vying for infielder and outfield roles while Lev Fonseca and Borura headline competition for batting and fielding. Veteran hurlers return as planning shifts to bolster the Indians pitching staff under Luke Sewell and Glen Myatt.
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Cleveland
George Kirksey
Llveland
Mar
Cleveland Ind
Fee
Teubwn
Duifelder
Elarl Rt
Wessex Ferrell
Lestie Barnbere
Hardes
Breer
Joan Burnet
John Geidman
Outdelcers
Robu Zed
Charles Doriigs
the Keeres
Torr Piet
Terre Hattie
Goldman
Albany
Burnett
New Orleans
Tay Gerdner
Carl Lind
Lind
Carl Lied
Lev Fonseca
Caldwell
Alex Hos
Borura
Orleans
Mi Bruxy
Sel
Fred
Hodapp
Cecil Stewart
Ike
Shreveper
Cluter
Indians
George Detere
Decatur
Bib Falk
Ed Morgan
Charles Jamieson
Dick Porter
Earl Aver
Gill
Bob Leeds
Kansas City American Association
Ejlis Powers
Dermar
Hurters Onlsere
Iast
Ars
Houdling
Errell
Mr . Hollowear
Shaute
Wilbure Sholarer
Jersey City
Barnham
Terre Maure
Belve Beane
Jon MacDonald
Burlington Mississippi
Leather To Fly In Eagles Amateur Mit Finals Wednesday
Leather will compete in the Eagles Amateur Mit finals Wednesday night March Sth at 8 o'clock in the Eagles Hall. Winners from prior shows will fight for division 18 championship as the tourney nears 60 entrants with more hoped for. 15 bouts already staged. Proceeds benefit the Eagles Championship Degree team aiming for the Eagles convention.
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Eagles
Mit
Eagtes
Eagies
Boosters toppling pins mark early records in bowling meet
Cleveland Hardware Shipping Room posted 27228 in team totals and National Acme Automatics hit 2767 early in the 20th annual American Bowling Congress event at Public Hall. Booster squads, built from weaker pinfall units, surprised veterans as records looked likely with high scores on day two. Eighteen teams began Maple bruising with two full squads of 32 outfits providing the night’s thunder.
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Cleveland
American Bowling Congress
Cleyeland Hardware Shipping Room
Acme
Ciereia
Cleveland Pro Cagers Win In Cumberland
Cleveland pro cagers defeated the Cumberland Knrights of Columbus in a close game 26 to 28 in Cumberland Maryland last night. Hasta and Bebueri were the outstanding players for Cleveland while Mar Long and Cavanaugh starred for Cumberland. Cleveland led 21 at halftime. Ohio U Athens finished third Denison fourth and Miami last with seven defeats and only one victory.
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Cakers
Cumberland Knrights
Columbus
Hasta
Bebueri
Cleveland
Mar
Long
Cavanaugh
Miami
Oxford
Ohio U. of
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Germar
Primo Carnerz
Jace Sherzer
Borton
Gene Tunser
Permar
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Ambrose
Miltis
Jack Wall
C. Castro
Jack
Los Angeles
Dempsey
Manassen
Sharker
Schhmeling
Everrore
Deen
Ara
Ensenada
Mexico
Jerry Luvadis
Max Schmeling
Seoir
New York
Starker
Grifiths
Fou
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Schmeling
Tixe Risko
Griths 2Nd von Poraz
Silence Brooksides
Sharp and
Hindik
MiddleWest May Have McLarnin Fields Title Shot
Chicago reports that welterweight champion Jackie Fields may face Jimmy McLarnin next for a 147 pound title. Promoter Nate Lexis promises the bout when Fields agrees. McLarnin defeated Sam Mandell over ten rounds, proving himself a top contender and landing key blows late in the match.
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Middle-West
McLarnin- Fields
Bert Demby
Chicago
Te—Gsow
Jackie Fields
Nate Lexis
Middlewest
Fields
Jimmy MecLarnis
Vancouver
McLarnin
Samir Mandell
Mandell
McLarsin
Jimmy
Nandgeil
Timmy
Inetiuet
McLargin
Ose
Garrison
Sammy
Giants Home Run King Turns 21 In Camp
In San Antonio Texas on March 2 Mel Orr Giants home run king celebrated his 21st birthday. Orr worked at second base while the infield plans were being formed. Eddie Marshall Len Shires and others impressed and Orr was given an infield opportunity as the camp progressed.
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San Antono
Tex
Mel Or
Giants
Zer McGraw
Eddie Marshall
Len Shires
Orr
Perth
Hockey Statistics This Week's Schedule
Toronto plays Niagara Falls Tuesday and Toronto hosts Hamilton while Detroit faces Cleveland and Buffalo visits Windsor. The schedule highlights key matchups with multiple cities involved in the week’s hockey slate.
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Toronto
Niagara Falls
Detroit
Cleveland
Buffalo
Windsor
Hamilton
Ridgeville Wins Pin Matches Over Cleveland Knights
Ridgeville's team No. 1 won the last two games against the 183 Commandery Knights of St. John s of Cleveland and edged them by five pins, 2496 to 2491. Ridgeville team No. 2 topped three games for 2284 to 2011, while the invaders opened with a 541 margin and totaled 2491.
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North Ridgeville Knights of
St. John’s
Thei
Commandery Knights of
Cleveland
Ridgeville
Clevelanders
Invaders
Wor
Akron Champ Sudder Wins Inter City Roller Title
Akron skater Grant Sudder clinched the inter city speed championship at Rainbow Gardens, winning both the two mile and three mile races. Tom Vogel, local champ, took second overall by a slim point total, while Art Conraddy of Lorain finished third and Ralph Longstretch of Elyria placed fourth. The meet highlighted a 3 mile race clocking 9 minutes 25 seconds with Sudder first, Conreddy second, and Longstreth third.
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Grant Sudder
Secundar
Rainbow Gardens
Tom Vogel
Vogel
Sudder
Art Conraddy
Lorain
Totel
Ralph Longstretch
Elytia
Akron
Conreddy
Longstretch
Elsra
Richardson
Axron
Longstreth
Elyria
Conradoir
Budia
Oberlin White Cabs Trim Akron Varsity for 44 to 35
Oberlin White Cabs defeated Akron Varsity Club 44 to 35 on Saturday night to hand Akron its first loss of the season. Oberlin jumped to a 13 to 9 first quarter lead and led 21 to 18 at halftime as Gaines starred at center and Oberlin's defense stifled Akron's shooting efforts.
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Oberlin White Cabs
ARRON
Oberlin
Gaines
Akron
Babe Ruth Prepares for Yankees Spring Practice Despite Holdout
Babe Ruth plans to join the New York Yankees for spring training in St. Petersburg as his contract remains unsigned. He contends he will report to Bob Shanker and participate in workouts, confident a 1931 deal will be settled before April 16, while noting the fellas want him in exhibition games but insisting the business must be resolved first.
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ST. Petersburg
Fla
Mar. S
Babe Ruth
Yankees
Sarfor
United Press
Ruth
Bob Shanker
Colonel Ruppert
Barrox
Ruppert
Jake
Babe
Bob Shawrker
Yankee
Bob
Gob
Miller
Huggins
Lons
Shanker
Hug
Aplr
Shaykey
Y King
Wittenberg Readmission bid to Buckeye intercollegiate body
The Buckeye Intercollegiate Athletic Association discussed Wittenberg University readmission at its annual meeting in Columbus. A resolution inviting the Lutherans to rejoin with qualifications was adopted as a committee was formed to study three candidates, including Muskingum, with potential conference expansion to eight schools.
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Wittenberg
Columbus
Buckere Intercollegiate Athletic Association
Fisk
Association
Rales
AN -Uwhnceu
Boutton NZ
BR. A. A
Muskingum
Ohio
Amherst High Wins County Cage Title
Amherst High School edged Brookside 26 to 2 to clinch the county basketball title Saturday night. Beating a strong Brookside offense, Amherst surged from behind at halftime and dominated with Sharp and Guild guiding a late surge, while Hladik led Brookside with 13 points in a rare scoring show.
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Amherst High
Sy Walter Witthoff
Meherst High School
Brookside
Amhherst
Amherst
Hladik
Amherst Brookside
South Amerst
Columbia
Brush High
Sharp and Guild
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Hiadik
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Reynolds
Bacher
Goodsite
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Guberno
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McClellan
Tmpire
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South Amherst
Blackend Red
Bower
G. F. T. Bascuer
C. Eeres Hiadix
South
Ludwig
Hutton
Carterigs
Burnet
County Amateur Cage Teams Open Tourney Tuesday
County amateur basketball opens with eight Class 4S games at the M. M. A. gym tomorrow night as 16 teams compete. Elvira is represented in Class A by six teams from Lorain, Oberlin, Grafton, and Eaton. Wednesday features four Class A quarterfinals and two semifinals with the final Friday. Iowa City notes three Iowa players in major league spring trials with the Cardinals, Reds, and Red Sox.
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Lorain
Oberlin
Grafiton
Eator
Lorain Journal
Elria Hungarian Reformed Church
Obskin Janby Ovls Ve. Rothgery Moters
Grafton
Oberitz School of Commerce
Elrria First
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Lorain West Side Bakers
Oberlin Deltas
Eaton Independents
Lorain Urbans
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Iowa City
Uniersity of Iowa
Mace Brown
Wills Glassge
St Louis Cardinala
Virgi David
Cincinnati Reds
Francis Mahoner
Boston Red Sox
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