Elyria Lorain clash for Erie League second place
Elyria and Lorain duel on Friday for the Erie League runner up spot as Lakewood holds the title. Elyria opens tournament at 3:30 pm against Berea, then could face Cathedral Latin if victorious. Lorain seeks upset to claim second despite recent rough showings.
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Elyria
Lorain
Erie
Lakewood
Rangers
Cleveland Heights
Shaw
Western Reserve Gym
Cleveland
Red Raiders
E. M. McCaskey
Elyria boxers shine and Celtics trip down memory lane
Gleason a fresh freshman from Elyria High won the light heavyweight title at Miami University and Jim Seres reached the light weight final before losing by referee’s decision. The Celtics beat the Hi-Speeds in Elyria with a crowd perhaps a season record as Banks and Hickey lead a polished lineup. Londos returns to fight Zaharias in Cleveland after title loss to O’Mahoney. Henrietta High’s cagers fall to South Amherst 39 10 in Lorain County Class B semifinals.
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OR Gleason
Elyria High
Miami University
Gleason
Artemas Court
Jim Seres
Elyria
Bruhaps
Rassling
Jim Londvos
Londos
Danno O'Mahoney
Boston
Europe
O'Mahoney
Dick Shikat
Madison Square Garden
Shikat
Inshman
Cleveland
Rassie George Zaharias
Public Auditorium
Enrietta High
South Amherst
Lorain County
Paul E. Johnson
Henrietta
Ohio Michigan Swim Teams Clash Today
Ohio State and Michigan swimming teams meet in Columbus as both sides seek a win. Michigan has been unbeaten in dual meets since 1919, and earlier this season the Wolverines defeated Ohio State 50 to 34 at Ann Arbor.
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Columbus
Michigan
Ohio State
Wolverines
Bucks
Ann Arbor
Team uses man for man defense through several tournament games
The article notes a man for man defense approach against Elyria Lightweights and Clearview, with Avon as the tournament opener and a consolation final rematch with Clearview. It also reports Henrietta hampered by injury in the South Amherst game with Dagil and Emmerich, plus Keressi and Kristy fouling out early.
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Elyria
Clearview
Avon
Sam
Henrietta
South Amherst
Dagil
Emmerich
Keressi
Kristy
Cardinals Better Off Without Dean Rickey Says Branch
Branch Rickey, vice-president of the St. Louis Cardinals, claims the club won four pennants in six years without Dizzy Dean after noting they won one pennant in four years with him. The remark was made in Sacramento, California, on March 4.
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Sacramento
Cal
Dizzy Dean
Branch Rickey
St. Louis Cardinals
Cardinals
Dean
Rickey
Celtics conquer Hi-Speed Gas in Elyria exhibition
About 1200 fans watched Kate Smiths Celtics defeat the Hi-Speed Gas team at Elyria High School. The Celtics showcased fast passing and sharp shooting, earning a 426.00 gross share for promoter Corts and Kolin. Manager Joe Lapchick praised referee Davey Moore and rued the new three seconds pivot rule.
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Elyria
Kate Smith
Celtics
Celts’ Stooges
Elvrra
Yin
Corts
Kolin
Davey Banks
Henry
Dutch) Dehnert
Joe Lapchick
McDonald and Watkins Top Rialto Mat Card Tonight
Toronto grappler McDonald and Sailor Watkins from Dallas headline Dan Morris's Rialto Theatre mat program in a best two out of three falls bout with a two hour limit. George Sauer of Lincoln faces Speedy Schaffer of East St Louis in a two out of three falls match with a one hour limit. A local 10 minute preliminary bout opens the show at 8 30 p.m.
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Elyria
Danny McDonald
Danny
Toronto
Ontario
McDonald
Sailor Watkins
Dallas
Texas
Rialto Theatre
Ds. McDonald
Dan Morris
Watkins
Charley Carr
Shreveport
Carr
Sailor
McDonald-Watkins
Sauer
Schaffer
George Sauer
Lincoln
Neb
Speedy Schaffer
East St. Louis
Two Wesleyan Men Named On All Buckeye
The United Press All Buckeye selections name Ohio Wesleyan players on all three teams. First team includes Clovis Stark and Ernie Talos from Wesleyan with other players, while Raidt of Cincinnati is named honorary captain. Second and third teams list additional Wesleyan players among guards and forwards.
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Columbus
United Press
Bill Raidt
Cincinnati
Clovis Stark
Ohio Wesleyan
Nick Lalich
Ohio University
Bob Weiland
Miami
Ernie Talos
Cappelle
McAdams
Smith
Marshall
Malakas
Riita
National amateur pocket billiards champion named in 1935
The query notes the national amateur pocket billiards champion for 1935. The source also mentions John T. Sullivan who died February 2, 1918 in Abington Maser, providing context but not altering the 1935 champion identification.
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John T. Sullivan
Abington
Maser
Coca Colas Triumph Over Struck Furnitures in League Match
The Coca Colas defeated Struck Furnitures two games to one in a St. John's Lutheran Bowling League match held last evening on the school alleys. The win did not change league standings. Bill Gebhardt led the Coca Colas with 436 over three games and a 203 single-game best.
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Coca-Colas
St. John’s- Lutheran
Bill Gebhardt
Tool Room Rifle Team Triumphs Over Moulders in 795 to 630 Match
The Tool Room defeated the Moulders 795 to 630 in a General Industries rifle match held last evening. Johnson led scoring with 190, edging teammate Mumford by one point.
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General Industries
Johnson
Mumford
Industrial Loop Final Tonight Sees Steel and Tubes Clash
Industrial League play reaches its final round tonight with Steel and Tube Inc seeking a tenth straight win to claim first in the loop and top playoff seed. Perry Fay faces Pfaudler, while Western Automatics meet Superior and Timms Spring clash with Fox Furnace.
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Steelmen
Perry Fay
Pfaudler Company
Steel and Tubes
Timms Spring
Fox Furnace
Furnace Boys
American Lace
Steel and Tubes Inc
Western Automatic
Superior
Ohio State Cagers Turn Back Notre Dame Quint 28 23
Ohio State beat Notre Dame 28 to 25 to end its season in South Bend. Jar Thomas and Tippy Dye led the Buckeyes with standout performances as the team finished 12 wins and eight defeats.
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Ohio State
Notre Dame Quint
South Bend
Ind
Notre Dame
Bucks
Ohio
Ramblers
Jar Thomas
Tippy’ Dye
The
Training Camp Notes: Waner and Ruffing Headlines
In San Antonio on March 4 Paul Waner the Pirates holdout is due to arrive with the second squad to discuss terms with President Bill Benswanger. In St Petersburg Red Ruffing plans to report today to work out with the Yankees while contract talks continue.
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San Antonio
Tex
Paul Waner
Pittsburgh
Bill Benswanger
ST. Petersburg
Fla
Red Ruffing
New York Yankees
Bees Holdouts Spark Camp Tension In Spring Training
In St Petersburg the Boston Bees confirm all players except Wally Berger and Wal Lee reporting for camp. Manager Bill McKechnie pledges no compromise on terms for the two holdouts as spring drills begin. In Dominican Republic Johnson and Brennan cap a 3 hit game to lead Cincinnati Reds past Escojido 7 to 1. Frisch takes Cardinals to Havana for a four game series with Cuban All-Stars starting tomorrow.
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ST Petersburg
Fla
Boston Bees
Wally Berger
Wal Lee
Bill McKechnie
Bradenton
Frankie Frisch
St Louis Cardinals
Havana
Cuba
White Sox End Player Standstill as Luke Appling Rejoins
In Pasadena on March 4 manager Jimmy Dykes said another holdout had come back to the fold Luke Appling star shortstop has reached terms with Chicago White Sox management.
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Pasadena
Calif
Jimmy Dykes
Chicago White Sox
Luke Appling
Chisox
Celtics Exhibit Delights Fans With Banks Spotlight
Ernie Braden reports on Davey Banks leading Kate Smith's Celtics to a 60 to 50 win over Ken West's Hi-Speeds at Elyria High. Banks scored 22, drew laughs with stunts, autographs, and oncourt antics while Paul Birch added 16 for the Celtics. Hi-Speeds' Arthrell and Urig led with 12 as Lorain Pennzips beat Lorain Hardware 54 to 40 in the opening game.
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Nat Holman
Dave Barry
Paul Birch
Joe Lapchick
Davey Banks
Nat Hickey
Dutch Dehnert
Pat Herlihy
Banks
Davey
Hickey
Chevrolet
Clearing House
Acake
Aig
Wa Gan
Trillera Herman
O'Hara
Thompson Yay
Ignatz
Millera Lenatz Alate
Palagyin Baracsh
Iil Denzes
Kokal
Piant Fackler
Orosz
Laurence
Yan
Bursier
Tlara
Tederick
Sin Wyler
Tool Fazekas
Prst
Johnsen Sae Ene
Myimford Oe
Grasse
le Davey Banks
Elyria High School
Kate Smith
Celtics
Ken West
Gas Basketeers
Celtic
Celts
Duequesne University
George Arthrell
Dick Urig
Urig
Artirell
Dave Robertson
Lorne Elberts
Ernie Goodsite
Chuck Coen
Walter
Babe) Machock
John Heyslinger
Lorain Pennzips
Elyria Hardwares
Hardware
Hugh Cross
Deb Urig
Pennzies
Hardwares
Pennzip
Lorainites
Total
Elbverts
McCantherf
Total Bee
Elyria Hardware
Tl Miller
Carr
Boreski
Meyer
Henke
National indoor tennis quarterfinals open at Seventh Regiment Armory
Gregory Mangin of Newark New Jersey and Mrs John Van Ryn of Philadelphia head the field as favorites to win titles in the men’s and women’s divisions of the national indoor tennis championship held today at the Seventh Regiment Armory.
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Seventh Regiment Armory
Gregory Mangin
Newark
N. J
John van Ryn
Philadelphia
Prize to be awarded for largest bass in Lorain County season
The Lorain County Fish and Game Association voted to prize the fisherman who catches the largest bass this season, eligible among members using hook and line within Ohio waters or Lake Erie's U S side. The contest runs through the 1936 season ending November 1, with rules to be set by trustees. The group also plans a two night hunting and fishing film show later this month and reported on League of Ohio Sportsmen conventions and vermin contest winners Forest Ives, C M Smith, and Robert Mahl received prizes for starlings, rats, hawks and an owl.
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Lorain
Shap
Cleveland Heights
Lakewood
Elyria
Raiders
Lorain County
League of Ohio Sportsmen
Forest Ives
C. M. Smith
Robert Mahl
Giants in charge as Terry attends knee treatment
Pensacola Florida March 4 The New York Giants operated under Coach Pancho Snyder in manager Bill Terry's absence who traveled to Memphis for treatment of his swollen left knee by Dr J Spencer Speed who previously operated on Travis Jackson. Joe Moore signed his contract leaving Hank Leiber as the lone holdout.
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Pensacola
Fla
New York Giants
Pancho Snyder
Bill Terry
Memphis
J. Spencer Speed
Travis Jackson
Joe Moore
Hank Leiber
Legal notices of divorces and wills in Lorain County
Multiple notices show legal actions in Lorain County Ohio. Richard Oscar Erickson petitions to contest Frans Oscar Erickson's will. Ruth Pfender a minor is named respondent with due answer by April 4 1936. Rose Mahon seeks divorce from Gilbert Mahon on grounds of gross neglect of duty. hearing set for April 9 1936.
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Ruth Elenor Pfender
Gilbert A. Pfender
So Gross Street
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Richard Oscar Erickson
Court of Common Pleas
Lorain County
Ohio
Frans Oscar Erickson
Nell
Rose Mahon
Halcyon Arcade
Miami
Florida
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