Eight lettermen back for Elyria High baseball team
Elyria High prepares for 1924 season as eight lettermen return to the Crimson Flesh nine. Coach Big Dave Eaton and A Smith lead spring drills at Siata Street. opening game with Shaw on April 19. Key players include Rule, Clowson, Maddock, Burley, Koriak, Holbrook, and Fox. Veterans aim to strengthen pitching and defense while building team depth for Erie League competition.
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Hal B. Helly
Elyria High School
Dave’ Eaton
Crinton Flash
A.smith
Shaw
Siata Street
Stary Upus
Grr
Tase Sarcier
Crimson Flesh
Pinks Jr
Heron Baumbarde
Rule
Tescy
Berden
Latoure
Sormers
Joe
Smith
E. S. Sten
Walt Witrhof
Alex Cloxson
Brown
Clowson
Athlere
Plas. Ae
Earl Holbrook
Tommy Koriak
Ker Burley
Clark Maddocx
Lonnie Elberc
Ated Charles Terry
Erie
Lehi Tragetsters Clash Saturday in Lake Erie League Meet
This indoor Lake Erie League opener features 11 events with Lakewood seen as favorite to win, and Lorain, Elyria, Shaw High among contenders. Notable athletes Fleming, Hupp, Ha, Gerharminger, Sharkey, Todd, Hardy, and Hisar expected to score. Lorain often strong against Lorain in multi meets.
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Johnnne Shaw
Creveland
Lake Erie
Lakewood
Rees
Eirria
Yorkre
Cep
Lorain
Etrris
Shaw High
Rock River
Heights
Fleming
Hupp
Gerharminger
Sharkey
Todd
Hardy
Thei Mountain Boy
Virginie
Beart
Eisha
Schlund Beats Nickolette in Lorain Boxing Card
Lorain venue saw Schlund beating Nickovette while Nickolette lost to Jee in a Cleveland area show. Meiaie of Cleveland upset Sammy Ross. Ross claimed a foul and was disqualified. Danar Dijion stopped by KO in Lakewood after four knockdowns. Nominal golf names tee off in St Augustine Florida as Maureen Orcutt Glenna Collet Helen Hicks Virginia Van Wie lead the East Coast Florida Women’s Tournament qualifiers.
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Louis Nickovette
Lorain Weite
Xeizhi
Jee
Cleveland
Loerain Antier
Lehlund
Nickelette
Marty Meiaie
Sammy Ross
Lorain Mexican
Ross
Joe
O. Martin
Jimmy Vernes
Lakewood
Danar Dijion
Lorain
Lee Botta
Gran
Young Schroeder
Amherst
Lord Perrs
ST. Augustine
Fla
America
Florida
Maureen Ocuutt
Glenna Collet
Helen Hicks
Virginia van Wie
Miss Nicks
W. R. Kenar, Jr
Miss Collett
Miss Orcutt
Miss van Wie
Miss Hicks
Seven Remain In Foul Shooting Fray At EHS
Seven finalists compete in the Elsra High foul shooting tourney at EHS with winners advancing to the regional tournament. Notable contenders include Joe Sm from SA Carl Bodster Burney 23 Lonnie El Fred Rule 21 Tom Emanuel Schom 29.
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E.H.S
Elsra
EHS
Weeneedar
Joe Smout
Carl Bodster
Burney
Lonnie el Fred Rule
Tom
Emanuel Schom
Chamy
Eaton Independents Split Twin Bill in Cage Carnival
In a two game set at the Goundleneader gym Eaton Independents split results. The E Juniors beat Eat on Ex-Hi’s 22-15, Eaton walloped Lorain Journal team 34-28, led by Ted Carpenter with 1 point. In the final game St Mathews of Cleveland defeated Eaton 40 to 0 as Rundle and Grilis top scored with 23 each.
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Eaton
Eaton Independents
Eaton Ex-Hi
Independents
Lorain Journel
Ted Carpenter
St. Mathews
Cleveland
V. Rundle
Grilis
Purdue May Set Big Ten Record In Basketball Title Chase
Purdue University pressed toward an undefeated Big Ten season after clinching the football and basketball conference titles. Purdue’s backcourt trio Harmeson, Murphy, and Wooden powered a 28 point win over Michigan, boosting the Boilermakers toward a possible perfect league mark with one game left against Chicago, which had just one conference win. Center Murphy anchored the pivot, while Stretch Murray and Crowell contributed in the front line as Purdue displayed a powerful offense in the late minutes of the game. Indiana and Illinois prepared for a Western Conference match to decide the wrestling title.
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Bert Demby
Chicago
Tzi
Puri @tue University
Ericfion
Bollermazers
Baszec
Khowt
Purdue
Harmeson
Murphy
Wooden
Michigan
Bokerman
Nat St TaTas
Chisago
Lafarette
Boilermakers
Stretch Murray
Glen Harmesoz
Boilermaxers
Wolverines
Eaton
iRundie
Richards
Cheeseman
Myers
Purdue Seeks Second Straight Title in Spring Football Meetings
Purdue opens its spring football campaign with about one hundred candidates reporting, many from last season’s championship squad, as spring drills begin in Lafayette Indiana. Meanwhile Big Six practice starts with around fifty players, and Central Conference track officials list 216 athletes across multiple member schools for the upcoming meet. In dog derby news, the 200 mile race begins at Pas Manitoba, while St. Louis Browns scout Will G Butler faces hit-and-run charges in California with bail set at $500.
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PURI
Lafayette
Ind
Purdue
Spring Grill
EL Cerrito
Calif
Wills G. Butler
St. Louis Browns
C. Utterback
Oakland
Spring camp notes from across warm weather sites
United Press report from Catalina to Florida and Texas notes unsettled weather and delayed workouts for teams. Pittsburgh Pirates Philadel phia Athletics and White Sox held limited sessions while Carl Hubbell and LeRoy Parmalee helped the Giants and Grays win at San Antonio. Vic Orsatti and Harvey Hendricks signed contracts with Cardinals and Robins as spring camps resume with several absentees and anticipated arrivals.
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Tex
Carl Hubbell
Tookie
LeRoy Parmales
Grays
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Parmaree
Jack Scott
Giant
Maren
White Sox
Art Shires
Smead Jolley
Willie ‘Kamm
Alex Meier
Shires
Heldert
Wittenberg tightens stance on Backes affiliation
United Press notes Wittenberg University will not rejoin the Backes Athletic Association conference unless athletic requirements are met. The athletic board in Springfield, Ohio, shows optimism that Musk and other top schools may change but director Gilver K. Cornwell says no invitation was seriously considered.
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United Press
Springfield
Wittenberg
Backes Athletic Association
Etic Board
B. A. A. Aston
Athletic Board
Gilver K. Cornwell
Muskiszum
Chin School
Wittenders
Indianapolis Pilot Announces Indefinite Plans
He stated his plans are indefinite and noted he formerly piloted the Indianapolis club for the American Association.
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Dianapolis
Indianapolis
American Association
County Amateur Cage Tourney Opens Tonight
The County Amateur Basketball Tournament opens tonight at the T M C A with eight local teams. Hungarian Reformed Church team faces Loten Journal cagers at 7 59, First M E meets Oberlin School of Commerce, and Oberlin Jan by Oils plays Rothgery Motors of Grafton at 7 45. Lorain West Side Dealers oppose the Oberlin Deltas at 7 45. Four more first round games are set for tomorrow night.
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Ivo Hirria
Hungarian Reformed Church
M. E. Church
Lotain Journal
Oberlin School of Commerce
College Cage Results Show Big Upsets and Trends
Purdue defeats Michigan 44 to 28 while Wisconsin edges Ohio State 52 to 23 and Indiana wins 31 to 25. Minnesota loses 25 to 3, Oklahoma 3v, and Washington T. 25. Duke rallies past Kentucky 37 to 32. Paris reports plan to build 20 606 homes in four years to address housing woes.
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Purdue
Michigana
Wisconsin
Ohio State
Indiana
Minnesota
Oklahoma
Washington T
Duke
Kentucky
Paris
Cubs Add Six Promising Newcomers to Squad
Chicago Cubs list 14 additions since 1929 NL pennant and World Series loss. Six newcomers show promise, including Lester Belt, Augie Walsh, Malcolm Moss, Lynn Nelson, Dan Taylor, and Earl Grace. Veterans like Hartzell and Zach Taylor mix with rookies as they plan pitching and infield depth for 1930 season.
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George Kirkley
York
Chicago Cubs
Pennart
Piteke
George Bell
Ed Lauterbather
Reading
Wilara McAfee
University of Michael
Sidney Augie Walsh
Phillies
al Shea
Yankees
Lynn Nelson
Malcolm Moss
Cubs
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Warneke
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Malone
Hoot
Osborn
Gripp
Danny Taylor
Vnal
Readcing
Custer
Wilser
Stephenson
Heathcote
Taylor
Grace
Gabby Hartzett
Zach Taylor
Johs Schuite
Builders sweep in St Johns League bowling matchups
In the St Johns League Eady Builders swept both games against Ry Builders. Braun Builders took two from Struck Prrohime. Columbia Club defeated Zenburg Insurance in two games. Schmittgen Plumbers beat Haserod Jewelers in two games.
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Ry Builders
St. John’s
Braun Builders
Prrohime
Columbia
Zenburg Insurance
Schmittgen Plumbers
Haserod Jewelers
Eady Builders
P. Renner
Qin—Ass
G Koehn
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L. Willert
Toial
O. Wright
Fiat
Lorence
Jarocth
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Iss
Niemerer
Zander
Ie Burr
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J. Rodgers
Herningae
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R. Peters
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G. Binder
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W. Krugman
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R. Rodgers
C. Schreiber
iBlind I
Schmittgen
C. Senoenteid
Ie. Jarmish
Ic. Woodin
A. Gebhardt
EHS Draws Bedford As First Foe In Tournament
Elsina high schools cage team prepares for the state regional tournament at Western Reserve University gym. They draw Bedford as their first foe Friday in the tournament, aiming to redeem a mediocre LeHi league showing this season.
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EHS
Bedford
Elsina
Western Reserve University
Crimson
Flash
Finals of Eagles Amateur Mitt Card Tomorrow Night
The Eagles athletic tournament announces the finals of its amateur boxing tourney at the Eagles Hall Wednesday night. Bob Agate, secretary, says the event will be the biggest show of the tourney. Winners and newcomers will be listed, bouts paired late Tuesday or Wednesday, and reserved seats plus a special women’s section are planned. Fights start at 3 PM with trophies and medals for winners and runners-up in each class.
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Bob Agate
Eagles Athletic Tournament
Eagles Hall
Agate
Drafting 10 Year Athletic Program For Gophers
March 4 in Minneapolis a committee of Brown University and other college sports experts began drafting an enlightened 1 year program for the University of Minnesota. Chancellor Lemus D Coffman said the plan will create an extensive intramural athletic system and change the current intercollegiate program with a possible adoption of the Harvard atlas style.
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Gophers
Minneapolis
University of Minnesota
Lemus D. Coffman
Harvard
Atlas
Carnera Rallies To Knockout Ace Clark In Sixth Round
Primo Carnera survived a brutal test from Philadelphia’s Ace Clark before stopping the local contender in the sixth round. Clark led early with two knockdowns in the fourth and a sharp offense but Carnera’s power and persistence broke through as he delivered a decisive left hook to body and a right to the chin to end the bout after 2 minutes 25 seconds. The crowd of 9,367 paid a $5.0 million purse total, with Carnera earning a substantial share of the $50,055 gate and about $100,000 overall in American earnings.
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Philadelphia
Primo Carnera
Ingaly
Primo
Ace Clark
Ops
Clark
Phildelphia Negro
Carnera
Fatalian
Rhroxine
Cleveland Cagers Trim Clarksburg 44-35
Cleveland's cage monarch Skurnick led with seven field goals and Kerr added four goals plus two free throws as the hosts beat Clarksburg 44 to 35. Sims scored eleven for Clarksburg and Ford added fourteen in a losing effort.
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Clarksburg
W.a
Marc
Cleveland
Skurnick
Ker
Sims
Ford
Ge S&urnick
Barry
Titeen
Kerr
Dennert
Simser
G.tee
Harty
Samochek
Special for March Schebler Carburetors for Chevlet Sixes
March sale on Schebler carburetors installed for Chevrolet sixes at 12.60, list price 18.00. Inquire at ALEC AUST 45 Broad Street for details and installation.
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March Schebler
Alec
Broad Street
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