Clearview and Amherst Predicted To Advance In Northeastern Ohio Tourney
Russ Davies reports Clearview’s 20 game win streak fuels a likely win over St Mary’s while Amherst is favored to beat Belden. Belden’s three losses hint at a strong challenge from Amherst though Burdick brothers and Easterwood power Belden. A Kent gym showdown looms. outcomes deemed close until final whistle.
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Hardwood
Ohio
Wills Gymnasium
Kent
Clearview
Lorain St. Mary’s
Ambherst
Belden
Amherst
St Mary's
Clippers
St. Mary's
Lust
Comets
Ridgeville
South Amherst
Henrietta
Helden
Camden
Joe Urbansky
Burdick Brothers
Bob
Clarence Easterwood
Burdicks
Easterwood
Paton
Clearviewer
Boxing Odds Favor Bivins in Title Bout at Cleveland Arena
A nationwide boxing poll shows Jimmy Bivins as the favorite over Gus Lesnevich for the 10 round match next Wednesday at Cleveland Arena. Of 87 ballots from leading boxing writers, 30 backed Lesnevich, 11 predicted a Bivins knockout, and six favored Lesnevich to win by knockout.
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Gus Lestevich
Jimmy Bivins
Cleveland Arena
New York
Chicago
Bivins
Lesnevich
Classy Field Goes In Widener Today
A rich lineup races at Hialeah Park for the seventh Widener Cup with 37 horses entered, including Whirlaway Market Wire and Alsab among favorites. Scratches include Minneslusa Airline Licht Later Delrayard Day Talk Market Wise. The field features top American runners led by Alsab at 10 to 1, aiming for $9,000 added prize money.
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Santa Anita
United States Army
Hialeah
Florida
America
Whiskaway
Fenelan
C-T
Widener
Miami
Hialeah Park
Thall
Femjin
Edrawal
Hoverell
Minneslusa
Airline Licht
Delrayard
Evere Tye Reich
Jamaica
Hig
Charley Howard
California
Circle M. Ranch
Arnold Hancer
J. J. Whitney
Republic Pin Sked Opens With Key League Matches
The great three matches headline Republic Bowling League at the Eisha Hoting Center at 7 oclock this evening. The card features Senators versus Red Bar Acieda and Brown versus Yankees, with Bears also on the slate.
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Oreat
Eisha Hoting Center
Otlock
Senators
Red Bar
Acieda x. Brown
Yankees
Beara
Snead Is Victor By Three Strokes
In St Petersburg Florida Sammy Snead won the Gulf Tournament for the third time in four years tallying 336 after a final round 70 to beat challengers Chick Mather Sam Byrd and Byron Nelvin who each finished tied for second at 83. The winner took 5003 in prize money.
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ST. Petersburg
Fla
Sammy Snead
Il Today
Snead
Chick Mather
Creek
Mich
Deadieck
Sam Byrd
Byron Nelvin
Oberlin College Intramural Honors Awarded
Oberlin students receive intramural honors from the Oberlin Review and Intramural Department. Philip Hild and David Wildes named promoters, John Zimmerman and Robert Winder earned honorable mention. Allen Tucker, a freshman from Oberlin, is crowned middleweight wrestling champion at the Intramural Festival.
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HIVE
Stvbhtats
Oberlin
Sudetts
Oberlin College
Philip Hild
David Wildes
TIS
Praferens
Artron
John Zimmerman
Sow Vire Street
Robert Winder
San. Park Streets
Winder
Mintinn
Zimmerman
Cam Kelner
Allen Tucker Frethman
Rramer Pisce
Angott Dominates Montgomery In Non-Title Bout
In New York at Madison Square Garden Sammy Angott defeated Bob Montgomery in a one sided non title bout. Angott used his scorched earth strategy to win a lop sided decision before a large crowd, delivering a ninth round knockdown that sealed the outcome. Montgomery showed flashes but could not overcome the champion’s superior boxing and relentless attack. The gross gate totaled 24284.
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New York
Cauliflower Canyon
Sammy Angott
Bob Montgomery
Angott
Madison Square Garden
Philadelphia
United Press
Stuch
Montgomery
Bob
Washington
Litz
Sammy
Two B District Champs Upset in Gage Tourneys
In Columbus on March 7 two Class B defending district champions fell in state tournament play. Marysville lost to Broadway 33 to 3% at Westerville, Cridersville Northwestern District champ dropped to Colchester 43 to Wat Celina, and eight Class A champs were eliminated. Surviving A champs include Zanesville, Canton McKinley, Athland, Portsmouth and Middletown. Monroe beat Springfield High 22-17 at Dayton, remaining among top unbeaten Class A teams.
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Columbus
Marysville
Broadway
Westerville
Cridersville
Colczater
Wat Celina
Tree Glass
Zanesville
Carrollton
Canton McKinley
Campbell Memorial
Athland
Mansfield Madison
Portsmouth
Washington Township
Middletown
Franklin
Monroe
Springfield High
Dayton
Barrow Flags 40000 Dollar Offer to DiMaggio
New York March 7. President Ed Barrow of the New York Yankees said 40000 dollars was the last offer to star outfielder Joe DiMaggio who is holding out for more pay. Barrow said he sent a contract last Wednesday and DiMaggio from Florida said he would not slow it. DiMaggio earned 37300 last season and reportedly seeks 45000. The initial contract offered this year mirrored last season’s pay.
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New York
Ed Barrow
The
New York Mankers
Joe DiMaggio
Florida
Barrow
DiMargio
Unbeaten Streaks Highlight Ohio High School Sports
State teams push long win streaks with overtime as Anna edges Jackson 25 23 to extend to 19 games. Bremen improves to 20 straight with a 45 34 win over Millport. New Concord stays unbeaten in 21 after 36 31 victory over Marta McConnell at Zanesville. Additional sport on page 9.
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State
Anna
Jackson
Bremen
Millersport
Westerville
New Concord
Marta- McConnell
Zanesville
Three Games On Y Card Tonight
Three games are on schedule as the Elyria Recreation Board stages its regular Saturday night basketball card. Western Flyers meet Lorain Radios in the opener. Wellington teams and American Radiators face New York Central Transport of Euclid in the late game.
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Elyria Recreation Board
Saturniay Nicht
A. Thar
Western Flyers
Lorain
Tae
Wie
Silvers
Jeweltis
Wellington
New York Central ‘Transportation
Euclid
Elyria Pioneers Open Against Wadsworth In A Tourney
Elyria Pioneers of Lorain County open the Northeast Ohio Sectional Class A tournament against Wadsworth at Will’s Gym, with a starting five including Malin Potter Raver Sprague and Brinners. The nine win one loss season features Lake Erie League finish and key matchups, with two Kent tournament winners advancing to the Northeastern District at Youngstown.
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Elyria
American Bowling Congress
LTS
Eagles
Electra Alloys
Elyria Hish
Ohio
Kent
Pioneers
Wadsworth
Ayria Wizh
Wills Gymnasium
Moncer
Summit County
Vight
Frelock
Bernie Malin
Dick Potter
Johnny Raver
Sid Sptarue
George Bninners
Malins
Camex Sprague
Yan
Kassy
Elsra Trime Wadsworth
Coventry
Elsha-Watwreth
Younrstown
New Jersey Team Tops American Bowling Congress Standings
The Simmons Industrial team of Elizabeth New Jersey surged to first place in the five man division of the American Bowling Congress after a series. They rolled 912 920 858 in last night’s games led by Michael Pathe with 623. Standings list multiple teams with long unreadable lines but place Simmons Industrial at the top with 2790 total.
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Columbus
Simmons Industrial
Elizabeth
N. J
American Bowling Congress
Michael Pathe
Sgi Mites Fatraberk
Rutter Hgele
Ezra
Dette Peach
Ities
FEX Brven
Cate, Datten, Co
Chester ‘Inneetion - Peart Rotinwe
Ims
Ing
Anthony
Patledernia
Schedule Changes In Bis Ten Conference
Chicago reports outline drastic schedule changes for the Bis Ten to allow games with service teams and the Great Lakes Naval Training Station and Iowa City Naval Training Center. They discuss intramural expansion for summer and a reduced 1913 basketball schedule, with the Marens limited to league contests only.
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Chicago
Navy
Great Lakee
University of Chicarn
Marens
Big Ten Cagers Play Final Games In Chicago
In Chicago on March 7 1912 Wisconsin the defending champion and three other teams vie for second place as the Hackers meet Iowa Hawkeyes in the marquee clash. Final results will determine standings and the curtain falls on the season.
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Big Ten
Chicago
Wisconsin
Iowa
Hawkeyes
Finals Tonight In Clearview B Sectional Tourney
Clearview High hosts the B sectional basketball games with St Marys, Amherst, Belden and others. Top contenders include undefeated Lorain powered Clippers and two Ohio-area rivals as teams vie for advancement to next week’s NB district tournament.
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Clearview Hardwood
Clearview
Wit Eaton
Clippers
Lorain
Bowling League Scores and Individual Highs Across Circuits
A chaotic bowling card shows Blue Sky Inn and Chuck's Service sharing the lead in the Blue Sky Inn Bowling League as Ble Skyton, White Crown Beer, and others post varied wins. Karby of the Inn tops individual scores with 602 in a 2495 team total. Coca Colas and Shipping Department also record strong team totals and high individual marks across St Johns Lutheran and Bendix circuits.
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Blue Sky Inn
Chuck's Service
Chucks
Ble Skyton
White Crown Beer
Service
Chis
Fox Grill
General River Company
Baker Auto Sales
Dept. No. 18
Dept. No
Dept. No. 4
Coca-Colas
Porsch Lumber
St. John's Lutheran
St Johns School
Machine Shop
Tank Shop
Knights of Columbus
Shipping Department
Assembly Room
Chet Smith
Wikrent’s Recreation
Bendix
Westinghouse
Fa Kree
Engineering
General Office
Fuckinger
Bares Coal Company
Ridgewise
Knights
St Joan
Indians edge Dears in intramural style tilt
In Clearwater Florida the Indians questioned Connie Mack’s move to pull Tom Ferrick after four pitchers appeared yesterday. Ferrick struggled with a unearned run allowed, while Les Fleming drove in a run as the Essensists beat the Dears 9 to 4.
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Clearwater Fla
Cleveland Indians
Connie Mack
Big Tom Ferrick
Ferrick
Prizite
Les Fleming
Rathania
Essensists
Dears
Runner IP Hopes Of Isnot He Wamnnt Indiana And Dturdue
A fragmented note mentions Indiana and Purdue amid unclear context. It hints at runner ups or team hopes, with no clear event, date, or outcome readable from the text. Further readable details are needed to form a precise summary.
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Indiana
Dturdue
Cleaners Grip Undisputed Lead In House Cage League
Cleaners beat the O Donnell Faint last night to move into the undisputed lead in the M. C. A. High School House Basketball League. Vic Stewart led the Cleaners with 9 points as they defeated the Taylor Funeral Home 29 25 20. The Savings Deposit Bank also won, with Dobrowski scoring 26 points for the Bank.
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O'Donnell
Taylor Funeral Home
Standard Cleaners
Savings Deposit Bank
Murbach Cos
Dobrowski
Suny Dip
Wral iNaebark Coutts
Rt Dobra
Raves
Illinois and Michigan threaten Buckeyes in track meet
Illinois and Michigan challenged Ohio State's leading claim to the track title. The meet highlighted Reb Wright as a standout favorite though trials showed Buckeyes may struggle against strong performances from Michigan and Illinois, with Michigan winning the meet overall despite late Buckeye potential.
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Chicago
Hiinois
Michiean
Ohio State
Fecasiig Uday
Onto State
Breawe
Reb Wright
Sti
Siarts
Buckeyes
Minely
Ronn Sinte
Oy Michican
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H. B. Townsend
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Elsia
di Jon
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Elyrians
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Ine Kolesar
Elyrian
Kolesar
Byernanl
Bendix-Westisgmouse
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General Eisel Co
Grace
Cale Schaeterwm
Riga
Bieig
Banber
Tate Bug de Ria
Asa
ESSE
Itoie
Farrhas
Fincas Artay
Aes
Pestern Automatic
Donnaan
Wits
Ompany
Gary Fear
el Zander
Tere Bey
Fatexey
Windia
Lesug Macautchell
Eat
Cat Bodds
Dodds
Clearview Cage
Marya
Rage
Tina Awneht
Elyria Pioneers
New Jersey
Bis
Grafton
Staron
Medton County
St. Man
Dover
Westlake
Cuyahoga County
Nord
Sandusky St. Mary's
Gration
Ctire
Exton
Bebee
Lodi
Medina County
Inn
Connie
Cleaners
Grab
Steve Ree
Denney
Saree Depot
Illinois
Michigan
Wilmot
S Prom
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