Strict Class A Tourney Opens Here With Bouts
Russell Davies reports on the Class A tournament opening night at the Antlers Auditorium. Frankie Bauer drew with Mike Lucas in a ten round main event. Nicholette knocked out Buick in the semifinal. Couette and Collette impressed, Yarish and Farkell thrilled the crowd, with Senders, Jezewski, and others also scoring decisive wins.
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Russell Davies
Stansas
Frankie Bauer
Felafid
Mike Lucas
Clevedin
Antlers
George Forrester
Bauer
Frankie
Lucas
Uny
Forrester
Louie ‘Nicholette
Lorain
Joel Buick
Cleveland
Nicholette
Nick
Buick
Art Spademan
Spademan
Marshall Colletta
Ray LaRay
Couette
LaRay
Collette
Battling Yarish
la Grange
Johnny Farkell
Farrell
Yarish
Billy Senders
Billy Davis
Senders
Davis
Tony Jezewski
Elyria
Ray Urbanski
Jezewski
Urbanski
Reforms Clash With Roofers in Amherst Showdown
The Hungarian Reforms visit Amherst for a county showdown with the Kowski Roofers, seeking to avenge a prior Ely win. Standard Home Utilities faces West Side Bakers in Elyria rematch bragging rights. Mischka Wandy and Berea girls set the curtain raiser.
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Amherst
Kowski Roofers
Wherst
Ars
Anoter Lin
Ely
Reforma
Bakers of
Elyria
Amherst Mischka Wandy
Berea
Tangle With LaGrange Tonight
Elyria Reds travel to Saga tonight to face LaGrange, one of the city’s best squads. Reds list Maddock Buswell Ak Heidrick Gurney Henke Kes Moran for a 1 o’clock meet at the YMCA.
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Elyria
Saga
LaGrange
Maddock
Buswell
Heidrick
Gurney
Henke
Kes
Moran
Barbers Edge West Salem 39 to 28 in Comeback
The Carpenter Barbers defeated West Salem Ex-Hys 39-28 in Salem. West Salem led 14-10 at halftime, but Barbers surged in the third quarter to hold a 23-18 edge, then sealed the win in the final period.
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Carpenter Barbers
West Salem
Hys
Salem
Barbers
G. F. T. Yucka
Peter Direct Sells for 7500 Tops Lorain County Prices
Peter Direct a top Ohio pacer sold for 7500 to D Eugene Frey of York Pa and to be housed with E J McGrath in Mountain View New Jersey. The 1930 standout won ten of twenty two races including the Director of Agriculture Stake at Columbus and holds Newark Ohio track record 2 63 3 4 driven by Frank Caine.
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Peter Direct
R. L. Walker
Elyria
D. Eugene Frey
York
E. J. McGrath
Mountain View
New Jersey
Ohio
Director of Agriculture
Columbus
Newark
Patchen Boy
Frank Caine
Empire Direct
Jennie Wilks
Anderson Wilks
Walker
Lorain County
Elrria
Winnie Wilson
Joe Wilson
Oh Girl
O Boy
Ping Pone
Silver Axworthy
Johnny Walkes
Oh Bor
Gene Daphne
King Daphne
Moose Head Fraternal Cassidy Is Ind Leader
Moose Head Fraternal, Cassidy Is Ind Leader. Whites Wallop Blues 28-11 as hubbard and Dyer star. Blues led 45-4 end of first, Whites led 14-5 at half, 18-5 third. Hubbard 14 points, Wilson 8 for Blues. Moose tops Fraternal Bowling League. Cassidy leads overall averages at 186. Worthington 181, Lisewsky 179, Bohn 175. Team standings: Moose 35-13, Eagles No 1 14-9, K of St John 28-23, K of Columbus 24-24, Eagles No 2 15-27.
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A. Wilcox
S. Wittoff
Hubbard
Dyer
Blues
Hub‘hard
Wilson
Moose
Louis Benche
Eagles
Cassidy
Knights of St. John Rollers
Worthington
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Lisewsky
Bohn
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Columbus
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Lisewsky Eagles
Bohn Eagles
Baum Moose
Taylor
I. Shapiro
Moore
J. Kreeger
R. Dyer
C G
EA Whitney
Bee Eagles
Jl, Barkace
Ij. Peterman
Isson
M. Cole
Webber
Calla
L. Deugate
G. F
Daniels
P. Pearson
Retarer
Snyder
Elyria
Um- Eagles
Reynolds Ve. H
Quarte
Col
Baseball News From Spring Training Across Camps
United Press reports from several spring training sites on March 3 detail Cubs manager Rogers Hornsby preparing for an inning game and warm weather affecting pitchers. Philadelphia and Boston camps note absences and signings as Eddie Phillips competes for a first-string catcher spot, Eric McNair and Al Simmons miss training time, and Duffy Lewis joins Hank Gowdy as Braves coach amid rain delays. Babe Ruth bulks up the Yankee drill squad as Ruth, Hoag, Pipgras, and Andrews are highlighted among camp movements and managerial hopes for Cleveland and Boston.
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United Press
Avalon
Catalina Island
Cal
Rogers Hornsby
Chicago Cubs
Jesa Petty
Zack Taylor
ST. Petersburg
Fie
Babe Ruth
Mery Hoag
Pipgras
Andrews
Fla
Duffy Lewis
Boston Red Sox
Hank Gowdy
Boston Braves
Lewis
Fuchs
Buffalo Woman Heads Private Detective Agency
In Buffalo a private woman detective agency operates as the country’s only female organization of its kind. Miss Adelaide Jennis runs a nationwide chain of detective agencies from Buffalo, guiding women sleuths across the United States.
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Buffalo Woman
Buffalo
United States
Adelaide Jennis
Fishin for Flag Para Brasil Gives Land to Jobless
A brief note states that Para Brasil is granting land to unemployed residents. It mentions a new apparatus and method for analyzing gas mixtures has been devised, implying developments in technology alongside the land program.
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Para
Brasil
Keller Emerges As Track Find At Ohio State
Ohio State sophomore Jack Keller impressed during practice as the team gears up for the Western Conference Indoor championships at Madison Wisconsin. Keller defeated Illinois hurdler Lee Sentman in both high and low hurdles and has become the Buckeyes lead scorer, following earlier wins and national scholastic record marks in Chicago. Teammate William Bloor also picked up wins in the Illinois meet.
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Columbus
WUTE
Ohio State
Madison
Wis
Frank Castleman
Ohio
Ilinois
Jack Keller
Castleman
Wick Rockaway
George Simpson
Keller
Lee Sentman
Hlinois
Sentman
Chicago
Indiana
Lentman
Buckeyes
East High School
Simpson
William Bloor
Barnesboro
Illinois
Final Ryder Cup Arrangements to be Made in Columbus
Final preparations for the Ryder Cup golf matches to be held at Scioto Country Club in Columbus on June 26 and 27 will be made by George M. Trautman. Trautman, director of the convention and publicity division of the Columbus Chamber of Commerce, was authorized by the club's Board of Directors to represent the club and confer with Percy T. Per.
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Columbus
Wiil
Sciolo
George M. Trautman
England
Trautman
Columbus Chamber of Commerce
Percy T. Per
Parma Lorain Lakewood Elyria Clash In First Round Tilts
Northern Ohio Class A sectional at Elyria High starts Thursday March 6 with Parma facing Lorain in first round action at 7 pm and Lakewood meeting Elyria an hour later. Lakewood Elyria and Parma Lorain loom as early favorites with Akron semi finals the target.
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Parma-Lorain
Lakewood- Elyria
Lakewood
Lorain
Elyria
Garfield Heights
Berea
Bedford
Ohio
Elyria High School
Euclid Shore
Parma
Holy Name
St. Tenatius
Akron
Eiyria
Smithmen
Elvira
Prohibition Enforcement Shifts Predicted to Local Bodies
Dean A. B. Wright predicts a shift of enforcement responsibility from state to estate and local governments, basing the forecast on the Wickersham report and related inquiries. The remark aligns with ongoing debates over the best deployment of enforcement powers and the role of local authorities in enforcing national policy.
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Pittsburgh
Wickersham
Dean A. B. Wright
St Agnes and St Marys Face Off Tonight In La Grange
Elyria St Agnes travels to La Grange to seek a second straight win over St Marys after last Saturday victory. The trip lineup includes Brove, Gerhardinger, Machock, Murkowski, Raynes, Gurney, Uerold and Myers per manager Juicy Kline.
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Elyria St. Agnes
la Grange
St. Mary's
St. Agnes
Juicy Kline
Brove
Gerhardinger
Machock
Murkowski
Raynes
Gurney
Uerold
Myers
Duquesne official urges local, unbiased enforcement need
The director of graduate studies at Duquesne University argues that the United States began as a hard drinking nation and that a comprehensive solution to the binding amendment cannot be achieved in a single report. He advocates the Wickersham survey as an authentic, unbiased instrument to show the necessity for local enforcement rather than national measures.
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Duquesne University
Wright
Wickersham
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