High School League Opens with Bank vs DeMolays in Elyria
The Industrial League event kicks off with the Falcon team from Elyria tangling with Central National Bank of Cleveland in a Sunday afternoon curtain raiser. O'Donnell and Lyons lead the Bank squad while DeMolays feature Schulke Schultz and Maston in a tight match that starts at 1pm with Hubert Moore officiating.
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Iikers
Prosser
Hass
Robinson
Hess
Whitney
Mosely
Central National Bank
Briogs
Beigrla DeMolays
Luda DeMolay
Limas
Ehéin
Lima
Rawen
Elyria DeMolays
Bell
Schulke
Schultz
Maston
Dunstan
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V. S. Elyria DE Molay Central Natl. Bank
S. Falcon Knight Midland Bank
O’donnell
Elyrians
Elyria High School
Bernie O’donnel
Chuck Clark
Elyria
Englishman Leads Desert Marathon Field in Moijave Wells
In Mojave Wells Calif on March 6 English runner Arthur Newton led the field in the Los Angeles to New York desert race with 45 Newton posted 24 hours 28 minutes 39 seconds for 153.7 miles from Los Angeles. Heat slowed walkers and runners as start to Bagdad next.
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Mojave Wells
Calif
Thorty
Los Angeles
New York
C. C. Pile
Bagdad
Barstow
Thea
Arthur Newton
England
South Africa
Newton
Hetis
Ludlow
Pyle
Aloko To Have Hard Foe In Sharkey
Sharkey faces Jack Arkey in New York on Monday night with Risko as the likely opponent. The Lithuanian, trained for a tough bout, brings size speed and skill, while Sharkey aims to prove his knockout power and secure a title shot.
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Aloko
Sharkey
Johony
Jack
Risko
Chuck Wiggins
Pbakers
Misiko
G O
Tex Richard
Madison Square Garden
Tromart
Gene Tupney
Miami Beart
Willead
Charley Harvey
Tam
Heener
Sharik
Hisko
Tunnery
Richards
Tunner
New York
Jones
Dempsey
Slee Uy
Sam
Jimmy Maloney
Jeck
Shearner
Mixed Doubles Feature At Gaia Bowling Gala
Mixed doubles dominated Gaia Bowling Gala as Edith Smith and George Bohn posted the high score of 1978. Other notable pairs include Helen Bommer with Mr. McCoy at 1068 and Jennie Koehn with Ed Wilcox at 973, with several entries tied to local names.
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Gaia Nowling
Edith Smith
George Bohn
Geo. Bohn
Helen Bommer
Mr. McCoy
Margaret Henke E. Donnelly
Jennie Koehn
Wilcox
Lucile Goldberg
A. Walkden
Agnes Rawson
R. J. Heston
Track meets designated for Ada and Toledo centers
Ada and Toledo are named as hosting sites for two track meets on May 19 to qualify high school athletes for the state meet May 25 and 26 in Columbus. Ada hosts at Ohio Northern University with Theodore Keller of Toledo directing. Officials designate Northwest district counties and Putnam for entering meets and note district tourneys May 11-12.
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Ada
Toledo
Findley
Adas
Columbus
Ohio Northern University
Craters
Ohio High ‘School Athletic Association
E. Bobn
Fremont
Kenton Highchool
Northwest District Board
Williams
Fulton
Lucas
Ottawa
Erie
Huron
Sandusky
Wood
Henrs
Defiance
Paunding
Theodore Keller
Board of Education
Mererr Auglaize
Allen
van Wert
Hardin
Wyandot
Collegians Edge Bulldogs in Tight Ely Gym Finish
In a close late game at Ely gym the Collegians defeated the Bulldogs 15 to 14. Shaw scored all Collegians points with Chapman adding 7. Bulldog leader Gerhartinger had four field goals while Everhart starred on defense. Half time stood Bulldogs 16 Collegians 9.
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Collegians
Bulldogs
Ely
Shaw
Chapman
Gerhartinger
Everhart
Training Camps Notes From Spring Exhibitions
Multiple spring exhibition results and player notes from Fort Myers to West Palm Beach. Baltimore Orioles' win over Athletics highlighted rookies Haas and Richards. Miller Harris joined Orioles after Texas outfield promise. Ted Blankenship to start for White Sox in Shreveport. Cubs' Chase Teachout among six rookie pitchers for Tigers. Cardinals, Athletics, and Senators games described, with Bradenton Braves, Red Sox, Braves spring plans, and Ty Cobb working with Giants until Athletics arrive. injuries and contract talks noted for McGraw and Aldridge. Cobb granted workout permission. Reds coach Hendricks nursing knee.
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Fort Myers
Fla
Baltimore Orioles
Philadelphia Athletics
St. Louis Cardinals
George Haas
Richards
Orioles
Uday
Baltimore Victory
Miller Harris
Texas
Atgusta. Ga
Vic Aldridge
Pirates
John McGraw
Hoosier
Giants
Pittsburgh
Aldridge
McGraw
Ty Cobb
Connie Mack
Athletics
Browns Schedule First Exhibition Games This Weekend
March reports list Sam Gray and Ernie Nevers set to pitch for the St. Louis Browns against the Cincinnati Reds in their first exhibition matches Saturday and Sunday. Browns shortstop Walter Gerber suffers a black eye but remains ready for duties after a ball hit under his right eye yesterday. John Miljus and Ray Kremer, Pittsburgh stars on the five list, show slight improvement with Miljus pinching and Kremer a sore throat. Babe Ruth slated to join Yankees for first practice with Pipgras and Johnson to hurl for regulars and Thomas and Marty for the Yanks.
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Sam Gray
Athletics
Ernie Nevers
Cincinnati Reds
St. Louis Browns
Walter Gerber
Browns
Paso Robles
Cal
John Miljus
Ray Kremer
Pitusburgh
Miljus
Kremer
ST. Petersburg
Fla
Babe Ruth
Yanorgans Yankees
Pipgras
Johnson
Thomas
Marty
Yanuyans
Entries Due For Jouruit County Cage Tourney In March
Two days remain to file entries for the Jouruit County amateur basketball tournament, to be held in Elaria Yo Me C during March 1931. Three classes set age and game requirements, with finals in late month. Managers warned no entries after 9 p.m. tomorrow. entry fees required. Also noted: fossilized clam shells found in Crooked Inver Canyon, Ore, with geology students noting a prehistoric sea once covered the area.
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Jouruit
Elaria Yo ME C. A
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Crooked
Inver Canyon
Ore
Big Ten Track Meet Opens With 400 Athletes Competing
More than 290 Big Ten Western conference athletes prepared for preliminary events at the annual track and field meet. Illinois and Wisconsin are among the leading contenders as favorites such as Chuck McGinnis cede in events like pole vault and high hurdles. Final races set for tomorrow amid strong competition from Iowa Michigan Northwestern and Ohio State.
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Owa City
Illinois
Wiscons
Badgers
Chuck McGinnis
Hurdies
Line
Iowa
Michigan
Northwestern
Ohio State
Contested field events highlight stubborn form in mud
In Halifax the meet drew focus on Tooley of Ohio Strate and teammate Nockwell as strong field event contenders. The report notes large regional shipments and contrasts Nova Scotia and New Brunswick trade in 1927 with 1926 figures. It also comments on Nova Scotia’s Senate dominance and calls for reform.
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Cant_ Tooley
Ohio
Strate
Nockwell
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
New Brunswieck
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Joe Sewell
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Boston Red Sons
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