Third Elyria Lorain Battle Draws Near in District Tourney
Preliminaries set for District Class A basketball tournament with Elyria and Lorain dodging favorable brackets. Elyria draws Lakewood first. if they beat Rose, Euclid Shore looms. Lorain favored in lower bracket. McCaskey meets Parma and Holy Name, then Lorain faces the winner of St Ignatius Bedford in a potential final. Elyria beat Lorain earlier 15-12 then fell 22-18 in a later meeting.
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Lakewood
Rosemen
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Euclid Shore
Garfield Heights
Berea
Smithmen
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Parma
Holy Name
Cleveland Catholics
St. Ignatius-Bedford
Bedford
Greater Cleveland
Elyma
Maloney and Carnera Ready to Go in Miami Bout
In Miami on March 4, veteran Irish heavyweight Jimmy Maloney and giant Italian Primo Carnera rested ahead of their ten round clash at the Miami Stadium Square Garden Arena. The winner earns a title shot against Schmeling or Stribling in September. Carnera trains lightly due to a fractured tenth rib, while Maloney pushes hard in hot sun at Miami Beach, aiming to repeat Boston’s decision over Carnera and ruin any contract with Schmeling or Stribling. Sparse betting grows from Carnera’s injury and limited training.
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Iriah
Borer
Boston
Primo Carnera
Miami Madison Square Garden Arena
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Young
America
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Maloney
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Botten
Miami Beach
Glowson Honored By E. H. 8. Cagers
Elyria High basketball players named Alex Clowson season captain by unanimous vote. Clowson, a forward, earned near unanimous All Lake Erie League honors in the selection by the C-T newspaper.
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Elyria High
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Lake Erie
C-T
St. Agnes Juniors trounce St. Mary's Juniors in prep game
The St. Agnes Juniors defeated St. Mary's Juniors 32 to 7 in a preliminary to the Elyria Reds LaGrange game at LaGrange last night. St. Agnes jumped to an early lead and kept it, while St. Mary's core never challenged.
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St. Mary’s
LaGrange
Suburban League Plans 1931 Baseball Season
Suburban Baseball League organizing for the 1931 season with secretary Tony Montaquila seeking contact with team representatives. He can be reached at Broadway 67101 to coordinate plans and schedules.
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Tony Montaquila
Montaquila
Broadway
Mount Union and rivals collide in early basketball scores
United Press reports results with Mount Union 42 Akron 26, Findlay 39 Heidelberg 38, Western Illinois Teachers 44 Illinois College 26. The day’s scoreboard highlights small college matchups and regional competition.
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Akron
Findlay
Heidelberg
Western Ulinois
Ilinois
Heidelberg Edged by Findlay 39 to 38 in tight match
Heidelberg College, once undefeated in the Ohio Conference, dropped a hard fought game to Findlay College of the North West League in Tiffin. Findlay led 21 to 12 at halftime, Heidelberg tied it at 25 in the second half, but Findlay held a slim edge to finish 39 to 38.
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Tiffin
Heidelberg College
Findlay College
Findlay
Tat Takes Long Count In Close Oklahoma Victory
Oklahoma edges Kansas Aggies 43 to 39 in a hard fought game. Kansas falls 30 to 32 to Creighton. Knox tops Augustana 35 to 30 with a late surge.
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Oklahoma
Kansas
Aggies
Creighton
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Augustana
Knights of St John Bowling League Narrow Loss for Corkere
The league leading Corkere dropped a three game set to second place Comers at the K of C Alleys. Comers won two of three as Packers defeated Clip pers in another match.
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Oberlin Cagers Close Season
Oberlin College closes the season after a Western Reserve win. The final tally shows 6 wins and multiple losses including Adrian Michigan, Toledo Airways, Akron, Case, Michigan State, Muskingum, Hobart, Rochester, Denison, Wooster, Mt Union, and Western Reserve among others. Captains Meinhold Brickley Lindsay and Laird end basketball careers.
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Inter Class Track Meet Opens At Elyria High Gym
An inter class track meet began yesterday at Elyria High Gym. The event is planned for three or four days with results to be tabulated later. Two or three events are scheduled to be run each day.
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Elyria High Gym
Entry blanks open for Lorain amateur tourneys
Lorain County amateur basketball tourneys Class A B and C start March at Blythe Y M C A entries available through the Y M C A the Chronicle Telegram Lorain Journal Lorain Times Herald and other outlets Open to amateurs only with team limits and minimum games prior to March 20 eligibility rules ages nine teen for B and fifteen for C All entries due by 9 PM March 12 at the Physical Department under Bob Moore directorations include fees and eligibility dates.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Lorain Journal
Lorain Times-Herald
Bounty
Baye
Martek
Aaid
Bob Moore
Physical Department
Gar Wood Aims For Century Speed At Biscayne Bay Regatta
Gar Wood to pilot Miss America IX in the eighteenth annual Biscayne Bay regatta at Miami Beach Florida March 17 aiming to surpass Sir Harry Segrave to approach 100 miles an hour in the new Detroit built craft. The Miss America IX features twin 1100 horsepower engines and follows a storied record of Gar Wood speed wins and Harmsworth victories since World War II.
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Central Press
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England
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Estella
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Segrave
Wile
Wam Beach
Fine Fresh Material May Help O. S. U. Next Season
Ohio State Freshman coach Floyd Stahl plans a tall versatile crop for 1930-31 basketball. Notables include Bill Hosket, Ted Forequist, Fred Conrad, Bobby Coburn, and Jerry Fisher. Returning veterans Herbert Brown Lew Hinchman Bob Liveley Gene Strother Howard Mattison Ralston Russell Joe Hoffer Julius Ferrall Lowell Wrigley.
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Floyd Stahl
Ohio State University
Ohio State
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Kart
Bill Hasket
Dayton
Cookie” Cunningham
Hasket
Hosket
Ohio
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Stivers
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Cleveland
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le Fred Conrad
Wooster
Bobby Coburn
Stivers High School
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Wesley Fester
Dick Larkins
Harold Ervie
Herbert Brown
Lew Hinchman
Bob Lively
Gene Strother
Howard Mattison
Ralston Russell
Joe Hoffer
Junius Ferrall
Lowell Wrigley
Intercollege A A A track games may topple records
New York March 4 Four records are expected to fall as the East’s top college athletes compete in the Intercollegiate A A A track and field meet. Carl Coan of Pennsylvania appears certain to beat Jimmy Connolly’s mile mark, with a 4 13 mile likely. Jo McCluskey of Fordham targets Rekers’ two mile record, while Everett Colyer of Cornell may clear over 13 feet 7 1 2 inches in the pole vault and Fred Steiner of Pennsylvania opens the 36 pound weight event. Pennsylvania is favored to win the team title, Cornell the defending champion faces long odds.
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University of Pennsylvania
Jimmy Connolly
Coan
Ray Cancer
Leo Lermond
Paavo Nurmi
Jose Ray
Jo McCluskey
Fordham
Giant
Pennsylvania
Cornell
Penn
Rabbit association issues challenge for rabbit growers
Lorain County Rabbit and Cavy Association issued a challenge to Huron and Sam dusky County rabbit growers to raise more rabbits in quality and quantity. Walter Bottamer reported on the Grand Final Rabbit Show held at Painesville. Lorain lost the next Grand Final host city to Norwalk by four to three. The next meeting will be at Bottamer’s home. A card party for members and friends is planned for March 21 at Mrs. Joseph Wojlek’s home on Fuller Road.
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Samdusky County
Lorain County
Norwalk
Botamer
Joseph Wojlek Fuller
Reds on the Road to Meet Eaton Independents Tonight
The Elyria Reds travel to Eaton to face the Eaton Independents. Red players Koviak Sioran Henke Gurney Buswell Maddock and Fowkes are asked to meet at 7 o clock for the game briefing.
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Gurney
Buswell
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Baseball Notes From Across California And Florida
Reports from Avalon Paso Robles St. Petersburg Clearwater Pensacola San Antonio detail spring training notes. Hack Wilson hit his first homer of the year for the Cubs while Ed Baecht was hammered by the Yannigans. Luque and Lombardi are noted in Florida workouts as camp opens. Babe Ruth homered twice in a Yankee workout. Pipgras returns after surgery with McCarthy nearby. Giants holdout group narrows to Hogan and Terry as talks continue.
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Mount Union Five Defeats Akron in Conference Clash
Mount Union's basketball team beat Akron 42 to 26 to secure a 15th consecutive Ohio Conference win. Cope led Mount Union with 19 points as the team clinched the league heat record and prepares for a decisive Saturday game at Wooster.
Baseball schedule: Cedarville at Urbana and Wooster vs Osterbelm
Tonight the Cedarville team travels to Urbana for a baseball game while Wooster hosts Osterbelm at Westerville. Strong lineup matchups shine as regional teams compete under clear conditions with local fan interest high.
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Victory Is Second In Row For Reforms Over Quarrytown
The Hungarian Reform cagers beat the Nabakowski Roofer quintet 40 to 19 at Amherst. The Reforms led 17-6 at halftime, with Bunwell Kokai Yucka Mesaro s and Buswell among the scorers. In the second half Amherst pulled away, while Gormley Jaeger and Messaros kept the Roofers at bay. The Standard Home Utilities fell to West Side Bakers 33-25, and Berea Girls defeated Mischka Candy Kids 22-7 in earlier games.
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Amherst
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Messaros
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Reds Beat LaGrange 36 23 in hard fought showdown
The Elyria Reds traveled to LaGrange and defeated LaGrange Independents 36 to 23. Fowkes sparked the Reds in the first half as they led 11 to 9 at the break, while Henke poured in 13 second half points to seal the victory. Henkes and Fowkes led the Reds in the fourth quarter amid a sharp passing attack, and Goldie scored 15 for LaGrange.
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Reds
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Henkes
Fowkes
Goldie
Butzsberger Resigns From Amherst H S Basketball Role
Al Butzberger former Oberlin athlete and Amherst High coach resigns from his post to join Toronto Maple Leafs training camp around March 15. He played with the Maple Leafs last season and pitched well for Dover in the suburban league before coaching at Amherst High.
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Oberlin College
Amherst High
Toronto
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Dover
Cleveland Icers Roll Pitt 5 1 in league clash
Cleveland Icers crushed Pittsburgh Yellow Jackets 5 to 1 to move into a tie for second place in the league standings and solidify a path to the International League playoffs. King Williams sparked the attack with two goals, while Doraty, McFarlane, and Williams also found the net as Cleveland dominated from the opening period.
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King Williams
Cleveland Indian Icers
Pittsburgh Yellow Jackets
Indians
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Doraty
McFarlane
Brides
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Fields
Young
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Berlet
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Unnaatsted
Trapshooter George Peter Wins Arizona State Titles
Vandalia March 4. George T. Peter of Phoenix earned Arizona state singles doubles and high over all championship honors to represent his state at the Grand American tournament August 24 to 29. He previously won the same titles in 1930.
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Amateur Trapshooting Association
George T. Peter
Phoenix
Arizona
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