Davis Advances to Welterweight Semi in Cleveland Gloves
In the Cleveland Golden Gloves tournament Davis of Ely's Finegan A. C. won by technical knockout over Paul Cernac of Rocky River A. C. to reach the welterweight open semi finals. Lorain County's other entrants were eliminated. Baratko and Smith favored to reach the final, with Davis, La Marr, and Baratko among contenders for the title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Icleveland
Stu
Davis
Rocky River A. C
Cernan
George Baratko
Suter
Tony Pike
e-Ut
Clair A. C
Lorain County
Johnny Willis
Lorain
Charley Barnes
Rudolph A. C. Willis
Morris Sturtevant
Joe Malinky
Robins A. C
Kayoed
Sturtevant
Jimmy LaMarr
Teddy Smith
Baratko
Smith
D Vis
LaMarr
33rd American Bowling Congress Opens in Columbus
The 33rd ABC tournament starts Thursday in Columbus Ohio with Governor George White rolling the first ball. Booster teams from Ohio and nearby states compete for prize money amid financial uncertainties. About 1600 teams entered as the pick of bowlers from 19 states and Canada vie for the 780000 prize pool despite bank closures freezing funds.
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Columbus
George White
Om Coumbus
Ohio
Pew State Fairgrounds Coliseum
States
Canada
Anks
Elmer H. Baumgarten
Michigan
New York
Winos
Wrestling Result Roundup From New York Brockton and Dallas
In New York Ed Strangler Lewis defeated Sam Tein while Karel Zbyszko beat Sam Cordovana and Joe Makęwicz. Dr. Fred Meyers and Shikat took losses. In Brockton Jim Browning defeated Bull Omar and Buck Weaver beat Frank Yusko. Man Mountain Dean toppled Sam Skorsky. In Dallas Frank Wolff defeated Hugh Nichols with two falls to claim the flight heavy championship billing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ed “Strangler” Lewis
Kentucky
Samtein
Karel Zbyszko
Drew
Sam Cordovana
Star
Joe Makewicz
Utica
ON. Y
Fred Meyers
Chicago
Ick Shikat
Philadelphia
Erry Monahan
California
Jack Washburn
Boston
Billiiddlekauf
Florida
Roland Kirshieger
Oklahoma
Tiny Toebuck
Brockton
Mass
Jim Browning
Missouri
Bull Omar
New Jersey
Buck Weaver
Frank Yusko
Man Mountain Dean
Georgia
Frew Sam Skorsky
Chelsea
Dallas
Frank Wolff
Kcinnati
Hugh Nichols
Iis Mexia
Tex
Ins
Wolff
Boxing Results From Northwest to East Coast via UPI
United Press boxing results list fighters from Seattle Portland St Paul Philadelphia and more with wins by kayo technical knockout or decision. Notables include Henry Woods Sab y Sal Sorio and Abie Israeli securing victories in Seattle Portland Duluth and Philadelphia venues.
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United Press
Seattle
Henry Woods
Yajima
Wash
Kayoed
Saby Sal Sorio
Los Angeles
Sl Lewis
Bobby LaSalle
Portland
Ore
Abie Israeli
Whitey Neal
Ortland
Doc Snell
Cedtle
al Rossburg
Treat Falls
Mont
ST. Paul
Eagles sweep Elks to stay in alley race behind Guerin Pretzels
The Eagles won two of three against the Elks and posted a three game total of 2928, a season high, to stay atop the standings behind the Guerin Pretzels who hold a two and a half game lead. Clark's Service also won three straight from the Chronicle Telegram to keep city pin title hopes alive. High three game series went to Hayden Evans with 641, Johnny Worthington followed with 638, and Elmer Donnelly totaled 609 despite a poor final game.
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Elks
Eagles
Guerin Pretzels
Birdmen
Clark
Chronicle-Telegram
Hayden Evans
Ellis’ Roller
Johnny Worthington
Elmer Donnelly
Donnelly
Reiff Sets New Big Ten Cage Scoring Record
Chicago March 8 Northwestern forward Joe Reiff set a new all time scoring mark with 167 points in the Western Conference race while teammate Elmer Johnson totaled 199 points for runner up. Michigan center Garner was the only other player over 100 with 194 points.
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Chicago
Joe Reiff
Northwestern
Elmer Johnson
Reiff
Johnson
Garner
Michigan
Clearview Faces Avon in Key Lorain County Showdown
Clearview High hosts Avon High in a pivotal Lorain County League game with both teams at 10 wins and 2 losses. The winner likely secures second place while Henrietta recently clinched the championship. Girls game starts at 7:45, boys tilt around 8:45.
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Lorain County
Clearview
Avon High
Henrietta
Avon
Fisher Foods Beat Roofers In Lorain County Matchup
Fisher Foods of Lorain defeated Nabakowski Roofers 35 to 26 in the second of a three game series. Duke Ducar led with ten points, Joe Fitzgerald added eight, while Joe Varsa led the Roofers with nine. The county crown outcome remained uncertain awaiting word from Foods manager Bill Marks.
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Amherst
Fisher Foods
Lorain
Nabakowski Roofers
Lorain County
County Monarchs
Duke Ducar
Joe Fitzgerald
Ducar
Fitzgerald
Joe Varsa
Roofers
Foods
Bill Marks
Wellington
Monger
Mathes
Mischka Dry Cleaners
Pfaff-Mortis
Fisher Foods-Nabakowski
Jaeger
Stevenson
Miami Gridders Report For Drills In Spring Practice
Seventy five candidates reported to Coach Frank Wilton for spring practice at Miami University. The 1933 schedule is announced with games against Indiana, Hanover, Marshall, Ohio U, Wittenberg, Georgetown, Ohio Wesleyan, Heidelberg, and Cincinnati on various dates from September to November.
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Oxford, CO
Miami University
Frank Wilton
Indiana
Hanover
Marshall
Ohio U
Wittenberg
Georgetown
Ohio Wesleyan
Heidelberg
Cincinnati
E. B. C. Cagers Play At Spencer Tonight
The Elyria Business College basketball team travels to Spencer to face the Yunker Sports Shop squad of Mansfield in the Spencer independent tournament. Tip off time not fully listed in readable text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Business College
Spencer
Yunker Sports Shop
Mansfield
Dempsey Seeks New York Venue For Heavyweight Bout
Dempsey meets with Tim Mara to decide where the Schmeling Baer title bout will be staged in June. A March 10 deadline requires a firm site in New York or Chicago, with Madison Square Garden weighing plans for a Sharkey Carnera bout in June.
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Manassa Mauler
New York
Chicago
Schmeling- Baer
Madison Square Garden
Cuddy
United Press
EW York
Jack Dempsey, Inc
Max Schmeling
Maxie Baer
Dempsey
Joe Jacobs
Andy Hoffman
Schmeling
Baer
Jacobs
Tim Mara
Polo Grounds
Yankee Stadium
Jack Sharkey
Primo Carnera
Long Island
William Muldoon
New York State Athletic Commission
Ernie Schaat
Carnera
Sharkey
John J. Phelan
Commission
D. Walker Wear
Garden
Muldoon
Church League Games Tonight Teitone Matchups
The YMCA senior church league schedules two games at 7 30 p m The Methodists meet the First Congregationalists in the opener and the Church of Christ face St Agnes in the second The Catholics challenged the potential league champs earlier this season and may threaten tonight The Methodists are favored over the Congregationalists and the Church of Christ is expected to beat St Agnes
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Teitone
Church of Christ
St. Agnes
Methodists
Morgan
Boss
Southern Association
Chattanooga
Chalmers Cisselis
Willie Kamm
Burnett
Sam
Hale
Toledo
Hafey Arrives In Reds Camp For Spring Training
Cincinnati Reds bulking up for spring drills as Chick Hafey arrives in Tampa in good health and eager to play. Manager Donie Bush runs a tough session amid rain while Ruth’s Yankee salary tension sparks questions from teammates in St. Petersburg.
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Tampa
Fla
Chick Hafey
Cincinnati Reds
Hafey
California
ST. Petersburgh
Babe Ruth
Yankees
Ruth
Al Simmons Returns to Break One-Run Hurling Slugger
Pasadena report says Al Simmons of the Chicago White Sox, sidelined by neuritis from infected teeth, came back a day early and blasted the first pitch over the park. Medical fears eased as he declared he had the affliction licked after treatment in Hot Springs Arkansas.
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Pasadena
Cal
al Simmons
Chicago White Sox
Hot Springs
Ark
Lew Fonseca
Pale Hose Crew
Indiana Defends Big Ten Indoor Track Title At Chicago
Indiana University seeks to defend its sole Western conference indoor track title at the University of Chicago field house with Michigan as a strong challenger. Ohio State and Minnesota also press for points as dark horse contenders surface from Chicago and Purdue. Notables include Don Bennett and Willis Ward tied for 60 yards and experts anticipate a tight sprint dash and high hurdle events.
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Chicago
University of Indiana
University of Chicago
Indiana
Michigan
Ilinois
Ohio State
Purdue
Don Bennett
Willis Ward
Harold Thomson
Minnesota
John Brooks
Ivan Fuqua
Enthusiastic Indians Rally For 1933 pennant hopes
Cleveland's 1933 American League season opens with a buoyant training camp in New Orleans. The Indians expect growth from young players and hope Wes Ferrell signs, while restructuring the infield and catching duties remain unsettled as the staff includes Harder Hildebrand and others.
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United Press Staff Corps
Cleveland
Cleveland Indians
New Orleans
Mardi Gras Land
Indians
Wes Ferrell
Johnny Burnett
Eddie Morgan
Harley Ross
All's Well With Chi Cubs Cahill Vet Fan On Job
Catalina Island report notes Danny Cahill the Cubs faithful for 35 years. He has seen over 6,000 games and advises on practice from the bench guiding manager Charley Grimm. The piece lists Cubs players and potential roster spots while previewing rotation and outfield plans.
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Chi Cubs
Cahill
Vet
Catalina Island
Cal
Mars
Chicago Cubs
Okeb
Danny Cahill
Danny
Cubs
Cub
Chicago
Tommy Burns
Frank Chance
Fred Pfeffer
Frank Isbell
Harry Wolverton
Bill Dahlen
Baby Bears
Three-Finger Brown
Roger Bresnahan
Ed Reulbach
Charley Grimm
Gasmen Win Hard Fought Contest-Pretzels, Cash Cleaners Other Winners
Hi-Speed Gas beat Elyria Hardwares 20 to 18 to gain first place in the Y-City League and at least a tie for the title. Guerin Pretzels defeated Ohio Fuel Gas 25 to 15, Elyria Cash Cleaners beat DeMolays 40 to 29 as others won in a busy night of play.
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Ohio
Cleaners
Ernie Braden
Hi-Speed Gas
Elyria Hardwares
Corts
Kohn
Guerin Pretzels
Hi-Spds
Pretzels
Hardwares
Ohio Fuel Gas
Carl Dodsley
Dave Robertson
Pete Banick
Bob Carr
Lorne Elberts
Elyria Cash Cleaners
Harry Claycomb
Bob Hess
Max Gerber
Wentz
Elberts
Mewnee
Banick
Dodsiey
Eae
Jones
Carr
Blakeley
Yueka
Michaelis
Gerhardinger
Gs Rhoviak
Miller
Total
F. T
Waar
Barkacs
Fritz
Rehman
James
Dunn
Cash Cleaners
Clawcomb
Anon Eaters
Hess
Worthington
Seesass Bird
France
Rawson
Aer Seaeeeas
DeMolay Sonz
le Faulbaher
Dickens
Wernert
Gerber
Barvenae
Thompson
Seevereee
Harper
Hutchings
Baumhart
Baker
Ieee
Big Ten Track Gunners Set For 440 Yard Dash Showdown
Jack Keller of Ohio State leads a strong field including Schiefley of Minnesota Pantlind of Michigan See ly of Illinois and Hayden of Chicago in a 440 yard dash. Fuqua of Indiana seeks upturn after a solid third place last year with De Baker of Michigan Dean of Iowa and Allen of Michigan as notable challengers.
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Jack Keller
Ohio State
Schiefley
Minnesota
Pantlind
Michigan
Seely
Illinois
Hayden
Chicago
Fuqua
Indiana
de Baker
Dean
Iowa
Allen
Hank Gowdy Coaches at Braves Florida Training Camp
Hank Gowdy former star catcher and 1914 World Series hero is pictured about to toss the medicine ball in the Boston Braves St Petersburg Florida training camp where he serves as a coach.
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Hank Gowdy
Boston Braves
St. Petersburg
Fla
Hank
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