Ohio Scholastic Teams Clash In District Meets
Ohio high school basketball advances toward the state tournament with six district eliminations. About 50 Class A teams and many Class B squads compete next weekend for 16 state berths. Defending champ Akron West leads northeastern qualifiers. Margaretta of Castalia exits in Class B.
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Margaretta
Monarch
Clumbus
U.P
Ohio
Akron
Castalia
Erie County
Columbus East
Columbus Central
Dover
Akron South
Massillon
Toledo Scott
Lima Central
Fostoria
Springfield
Dayton Stivers
Newark
Lancaster
Astern
Cambridge
Uhrichsville
St. Clairsville
Eastverpool
Toronto
Mingo
Shadyside
Cleveland
Holy Name
Buchtel
Massilion
Garfield
Scienceville
Campbell Memorial
Youngstown
Raven
Ashtabula
Toledo
Scott
Toledo Libbey
Findlay
Tiffin Junior Home
Bellevue
Fremont
Coventry
Waynesburg
Canton St. John
Navarre
North Olmsted
Amherst
Henrietta
Rittman, Sullivan
MacDonald
Lowellville
Howland
Delphos Jefferson
Celma Catholic
West Unity
Archbold
Dola Chatfield
Elmore
Bloomville
New Boston
Bidwell
Racine
Minford
Glouster
Junction City
Steward
the Plains
Williamsburg
West Chester
West Milton
Arcanum
Lawrenceville
Bowersville
Jefferson
Cedarville
Mattison Named On All-Big Ten Honorary Team
Northwestern star Joe Reiff closes his Big Ten career with a conference scoring record and unanimous coaches selection to the 1932 53 all star team. The Big Ten coaches name Reiff first team with J Johnson Parmenter Garner and Mattison on Ohio State joining.
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Chicago
Joe Reiff
Northwestern
Reiff
United Press
J. Johnson
Garner
Michigan
Parmenter
Purdue
Mattison
Ohio State
Harness Horse Hootbeats at Chicago World's Fair Opening
Negotiations move to secure a mile track for a two week display of speed by trotters and pacers at Chicago's World Fair opening June 1. Will Gahagan reports Windy City excitement as harness racing draws crowds similar to Grand Circuit success.
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Chicago
Will Gahagan
Trotting Horse Club of America
Goshen
N. Y
Cits
Minds Like Parachutes Open to Function Properly
A reflective aphorism compares minds to parachutes, stating they work best when open. It suggests openness enables effective thinking and safe outcomes.
The Best Angle is the Try Angle in Problem Approach
A concise maxim promotes tackling problems by choosing the approach that emphasizes attempting solutions. The phrase frames effort and experimentation as the optimal starting point for effective problem solving.
Bowl Two City Loop Matches On Tuesday
The Elks meet the Eagles while the Chronicle-Telegram faces Clark's Service in City League bowling at Knights of Columbus alleys tomorrow. Chronicle-Telegram bowlers are asked to observe the special notice.
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Elks
Eagles
Chronicle-Telegram
Clark
Knights of Columous
Chronicle - Telegram
Indians Buckle Down To Hard Work In Camp
In New Orleans on March 6 Cleveland manager Roger Peckinpaugh ordered the Indians to steady practice as spring training opened. Expected full roster includes starter Wester Ferrell and Wil Hudls with arrivals Johnny Burnett and Harley Ross joining others like Bill Cissell Eddie Morgan and Ed Morson Jamieson Powers. Peckinpaugh praised the camp spirit and Morgan’s early efforts in the battle for first base.
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New Orleans
Roger Peckinpaugh
Cleveland Indians
Eax
Wester Ferrell
Wil Hudhs
Peck
Heinmann Park
Charlie Jamieson
Mike Powers
Johnny Burnett
Harley Ross
Peckinpaugh
Cleveland
Eddie Morgan
Erst
Morgan
Thay
Harte
Bank Closures Shake Sports World Across Cities
A UPI survey shows promoters relying on personal checks or postponed events as banks' closures hit sports. Some race tracks halted, others kept running. Madison Square Garden plans proceed while New York Coliseum boxing is canceled. Promoters in Los Angeles and New Orleans suspended events. Havana and Agua Caliente vary in response. Ruth comments noted.
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William F. Carer
Madison Square Garden
New York Coliseum
Los Angeles
Jack Doyle
Steve Hamas-Lee Ramage
Chicago Tribune
Datk News
New Orleans
Crescent City Jockey Club
Fair Grounds
Jockey Club
Agua Caliente
Mexico
Hialeah Park
Havana
Intra Mural Titles Decided at Elyria High This Week
Elyria High faces a week of intra mural games to settle the championships across divisions. Notable matchups include 17 vs 121 for the Indiana league crown and 222 vs 315 as top Michigan finisher collides with Chicago champion. Other pairings include 199 vs Illinois 225 and 97 Purdue against 23458 Northwestern. Friday and Saturday results noted include 298 edging 2715 and 29125 defeating 305. 4 besting 23519.
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Elyria High School
Insa
Noldere
Chicazo Monath
Tangles
Michigan
Ohini
Illinois
Purdue
Northwestern
Rosenbloom and Heuser Set For Friday Night Title Bout
Maxie Rosenbloom defends New York light heavyweight crown against Adolph Heuser in a 15 round feature at Madison Square Garden. The bill also lists several other bouts across cities including Retzlaff vs Heeney in St Paul and Sorio vs Woods in Seattle as part of the weekly boxing program.
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Maxie Rosenbloom
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Tom Heener
New Zealand
Charley Retzlaff
Duluth
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Tony Herrera
Texas
Tony Falco
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Marti Sampson
New York
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Jackie Sharkie
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Jackie Stewart
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Lou Scozza
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Buster Mallan
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Paul Pantaleo
Cut Cage
Tom Heeney
Seattle
Baby Sal Sorio
Los Angeles
Henry Woods
Yakima
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Ore
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Vancouver
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Jimmy Pasculli
Paola Villa
Philippines
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Benny Bass
Joe Ghoulry
Sacramento
Calif
Freddie Miller
Cincinnati
Little Dempsey
Germany
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Cali
Varias Milling
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Frankie Goosby
Cowbor Phelps
Arizona
Marchioness Wins Hambletonian Stake in Italy Switch
The Marchioness, winner of the 932 Hambletonian stake, now races in Italy under Mussolini’s colors. Young Corbett is the welter champion with Raphael Giovano as his real name. Sailor Tom Sharkey, once a foe of Corbett and Jeffries, now works as an usher at a San Francisco dog track. Hiram Connibear, originator of the Washington stroke, turned a bicycle upside down to devise it.
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York
Marchioness
Italy
Mussolini
Young Corbett
Raphael Giovano
Tom Sharkey
Jim Corvett
Jim Jeffries
San Francisco
Hiram Connibear
Washington
Wide-ranging sports lore spans baseball to poetry and poultry
The notes cover Eddie Collins and Thomas Yawkey contemplating a Bos ton Red Sox takeover after a funeral. Clarence Demar trains for marathons, Willis Hudsin praises Mickey Coch Tate, Pacific Coast League imposes 400 monthly salaries, and umpire George Moriarty writes poetry. Goose Goslin and Bill Tilden cited, Jimmy Crowley at Fordham, expert gamecock trainers feed fowl with strong drinks, Adolfo Luque breeds Cuban gamecocks, and Lefty Grove, Joe Wood, Walter Johnson tied for 16 straight wins. Baron Von Laurmar-Joltsch is named as late German ambassador. the six-year molar appears.
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Eddie Collins
Thomas Yawkey
Boston Red Sox
Clarence Demar
Boston A. A. Patriot
Willis Hudsin
Cleveland
Mickey Coch- Tate
Eorze Moriarty
Goose Goslin
King Gustaf
Sweden
Bill Tilden
Jimmy Crowley
Fordham
Notre Dame
Adolfo Luque
Lefty Grove
Joe Wood
Walter Johnson
Bill Yecklery
Princeton
Army Air Corps
Randolph Field
San Antonio
Baron von Laurmar- Joltsch
United States
Ping Pong Matches Set In Cherry Ridge League
The Retailers meet the Engineers and the Aces face the Bell Clothiers in Cherry Ridge League tonight. Thursday features Bankers versus Haserodt Jewelers and Professional Men against Hi-Speeds, with Manufacturers on a bye this week.
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Aces
Bell Clothiers
Cherry Ridge
Bankers
Haserodt Jewelers
Wesleyan Defeats Oberlin In Final Hoops Game
Oberlin College hosted Ohio Wesleyan in the season finale as Wesleyan rallied from a 21 18 halftime lead to win 38 27. Oberlin center Smith led scoring with 12 points while Wesleyan's Prech was second with 10.
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Obberlin College
Ohio Wesleyan
Bishops
Yeomen
Smith
Oberlin
Prech
Wesleyan
Ohio State Sees Pole Vaulter Out Before Indoor Meet
Ohio State faces setback in the Western Conference indoor meet as star pole vaulter John Wonsowitz suffers a strained muscle and likely cannot compete. Buckeyes plan to rely on sprint and distance events with Donald Bennett Walter Stapf Morris Teitlebaum William Bloor Merlin Willey and Robert Brown in shorter and longer races Jack Keller will contest the obstacle events aiming for firsts that have eluded him indoors.
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Columbus
Ohio State
Chicago
John Wonsowitz
Ohio
Donald Bennett
Walter Stapf
Buckeye
Morris Teitlebaum
William Bloor
Merlin Willey
Robert Brown
Driver Killed In Race Car Collision At Fairgrounds
Otto Wolfer, race driver, was killed and Harris Insinger sustained broken legs when their cars collided in front of the grandstand during a race at the fairgrounds yesterday. Insinger's car hit the band stand, seriously injuring Randall Conner, 15, El Centro, and slightly injuring several bandsmen.
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Cal
Tob
Otto Wolfer
Harris Insinger
Fairgrounds
Insinger
Randall Conner
el Centro
North Olmsted Wins Sectional Class B Scholastic Tourney
North Olmsted defeats Amherst 28 to 20 to win the sectional Class B tourney in EREA Ohio. Amherst beat Henrietta 22 to 16 to reach the final. Henrietta then beat Avon 34 to 26 in the consolation final. Amherst, Henrietta and Avon also advance to district play at Kent.
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Cuyahoga County
Amherst
Henrietta
Kent
Erea
Lorain County
Avon
Ambhers Ae
T. Young
Ee Brown
Holmer
Stavh
Orase
Thomas
Hearletta
Kinsley
LinlRin
Hostetler
Waser
Polteh
Assnes North
Wicin Barnard
Jo Gerbuch
Uris
Po ' Limpert
Malieh
Young
Eloffre
Venrietta
T. Kinsley
Wasem
Waseem
Gulsin
Gulgir
Pollees
Jane
Gerbich
J. Gerbich
Burgard
Pretzels Beat LaGrange Team In Saturday Game
The Guerin Pretzels defeated Mokran Fords of LaGrange 36 to 23 on the YMCA floor Saturday evening. Gerhardinger led with eleven points on four field goals and three fouls, Barkacs scored eight, while Oehling led LaGrange with ten.
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Mokran Fords
LaGrange
Gerhardinger
Barkacs
Oehling
Runyan Wins Miami Title
Paul Runyan, the 31 year old from White Plains New York, won the Florida Year Round Club Open by four strokes to collect 6000. Charlie Guest of Deal New Jersey was second at 276 earning 3759. Walter Hagen Al Espinosa Olin Rutn and Joe Kirkwood tied for third at 278 earning 506.25 each. Willie Macfarlane led seventh at 279 earning 300. Others included Gene Sarazen 281 Mike Turnesa 282 Denny Shute Horton Smith Herman Rama Ralph Stonehouse Archie Hambrick John Golden John Rouse Billy Burke Tommy Armour Craig Wood Johnny Revolto Eddie Hassmann Herman Barron 286.
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Fla
Paul Runyan
White Plains
N. Y
Florida
Runyan
Charlie Guest
Deal
N. J
Walter Hagen
al Espinosa
Olin Rutra
Joe Kirkwood
Archie Hambrick
Zanesville
John Golden
Noroton
Conn
John Rouse
Chicago
Billy Burke
Belleair
Tommy Armour
Craig Wood
Johnny Revolto
Eddie Hassmann
Herman Barron
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