Clearview Five Clinches Second With 22-19 Win Over Avon
Lorain Ohio March 9 Clearview High ups sets Avon 22 to 19 to claim second place in the Lorain county league. Cucu scores nine, Heyslinger six for Clearview while Eugene Urig adds six for Avon. Avon rolls to eleventh straight win in girls game 26 to 18 with Marion Linden scoring ten.
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Lorain
Harry Frankfather
Clearview High
J. Heyslinger
Eugene Urig
Avon
Clearview
Penfield Junction
Marion Linden
Puskas
Steno
Schaeffer
C W. Heyslinger
K. Urig
J. Gerbick
E. Urig
T. Gerbick
Bungard
D. Linden
Urig
M. Linden
Klingshirn
Conroy
G Hladlick
Horvath
Schindler
Os Cid
Brodie
Bertz
Rae
Clymer
Ohio State
Mansfield Team Defeats Elyria B C Five 27 to 20
Spencer report says the Yunker Sports Shop team beat Elyria Business College 27 to 20 in the Sage tournament. Vogel and Friday led Mansfield with Friday scoring 11 points as Mansfield built a 14 11 halftime edge and Dodsley led Elyria with seven.
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Spencer, C
Yunker Sports Shop
Elyria Business College
Vogel
Friday
Mansfield
Dodsley
Elsra
Motor Express Team To Hold Meeting
A reorganization meeting of the Motor Express baseball team will be held at the Motor Express office on Adams Street on Sunday afternoon at 2 30. Plans for the coming season will be discussed and all notified players are asked to attend. RR HB McDermott has been appointed manager of the team.
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Motor Express
Adams Street
Motors
McDermott
Mat Results As United Press
A United Press roundup lists wrestlers and results from various matches including Dr. Fred Meyers Chicago Sam Cordovano Italy and Dick Shikat Philadelphia in a sequence of draws and defeats among international competitors. The report names multiple figures from the United States and abroad and notes several draws with opponents from Poland Italy Russia and Hungary.
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United Press
New York
Roland Wirchamever
Iews
Fred Meyers
Chicago
Sam Cordovano
Italy
Drew Matros Kirilenko
Russia
Dick Shikat
Philadelphia
Warel Zbyszko
Maine
Ben Pinetzki
Poland
Tiny Roeduck
Oklahoma
Alphonse Geice‘wieg
Canada
Mike Roimann
Jack Rile
Wlinois
Werb Freeman
Ebinger Coals Rally Past Reforms for 44 to 30 Win
In Lorain Ohio Ebinger Coals, champions of the Lorain class A league, defeated the Hungarian Reforms of Elyria 44 to 30 at the YMCA court. Johnny Cornwall and Steve Radman led Ebinger with eight points each while Louis Barkacs topped Reforms with sixteen.
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Lorain, O
Ebinger Coals
Lorain
Elyria
Coals
Johnny Cornwall
Steve Radman
Louis Barkacs
Fight Card Highlights From Major Cities
In Pittsburgh area notes Dr. Ralph Wilson and Paul Jones had a draw. Texas entrant George Zaharias faced Lou Plummer in a matchup. Chicago saw Dr. Karl Sarpolis and Glen Lyron defeat Frank Brunowicz. New York results had Babe Caddock defeating Casey Berger in Chicago venue cited.
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Buarrisburg
Ralph Wilson
Philadelphia
Drew
Paul Jones
Texas
George Zaharias
Colorado
Lou Plummer
Chicago
Karl Sarpolis
Glen Lyron
Frank Brunowicz
New York
Babe Caddock
Casey Berger
Rocky River Aims to Avenge Jefferson Loss Friday
Jefferson's Junior High cagers seek revenge as they meet Rocky River Freshmen on Gates floor tomorrow afternoon. The Riverites beat Jefferson 36 16 earlier this season, and tomorrow’s game will close the local season with a 4 o clock start.
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Jefferson
Rocky River
Gates
Riverites
Giants Begin Exhibition Schedule With Cubs in Los Angeles
New York Giants resume one a day drills in Los Angeles as they prep for a Friday exhibition with the Chicago Cubs. In Catalina Island, Gink Hendrick hit a bases loaded homer for the Chicago regulars in a 5 4 win over the Yannigans. In Pasadena Ralph Kress takes Ever Swanson’s outfield post with the White Sox as Al Simmons joins in the outfield. Wiss and Simmons homer in a practice game.
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United Press
Los Angeles
New York Giants
Chicago Cubs
Avalon
Catalina Island
Cal
Gink Hendrick
Chicago Cub
Yannigans
Pasadena
Ralph Kress
Ever Swanson
Riggt
Chicago White Sox
al Simmons
Wiss
Simmons
Pirates prepare to break camp after exhibition loss
PASO ROBLES Cal March 4 The Pittsburgh Yannigans defeated by regulars 1 to 2 yesterday as they trim to break camp. The Pirates depart today for an exhibition series with the San Francisco Seals in San Francisco Friday.
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Paso Robles
Cal
Pittsburgh Yannigans
Pirates
San Francisco Seals
San Francisco
Dodgers slugger Hack Wilson to discuss salary with club treasurer
Hack Wilson, Brooklyn Dodgers slugging outfielder, to meet today with club treasurer Joseph A. Gilleaudeau over salary demands. Wilson earned 16500 last year and is believed to have been offered 9500 for 1933.
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Miami
Fila
Hack Wilson
Brooklyn Dodgers
Joseph A. Gilleaudeau
Brown pitching squad adds Blaeholder Hadley Coffman
West Palm Beach reports George Blaeholder and Irving Hadley set to join the St. Louis Browns pitching staff today. Dick Coffman signed his contract yesterday. Coaches order two training sessions for the rest of the week.
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West Palm Beach
Fla
George Blaeholder
Irving Hadley
St. Louis Brown
Dick Coffman
Flinger
Detore Signs with Toledo Mud Hens
George Detore the third baseman acquired from Cleveland signed to play with the Toledo Mud Hens this season. The move announced March 9 confirms his arrival for the upcoming campaign.
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Detore
Toledo
George Detore
Cleveland
Toledo Mud Hens
Michigan and Indiana Favored In Big Ten Indoor Meet
Michigan and Indiana are co favorites for the Big Ten indoor track and field title with threats from Wisconsin and Illinois. The two-mile record stands at 9 18.4 set last year. Ward may shatter the high jump mark of 6 5. Willis Ward of Michigan is the leading contender in the high jump. Indiana and Michigan project three event wins each, Illinois likely to win three as balance decides the championship.
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Wolverines
Kenneth D. Fry
United Press
Hicago
Michigan
Indiana
Watson
Brecksmith
Hill
Wright
Wisconsin
Debaker
Ellerby
Turner
Allen
Ilincois
Ohio State
Willis Ward
Ward
Smith
Osty
Illinois
Walsh
Olson
Northwestern
Moisie
Seeley
Soph
Omore
Lennington
Schlansker
Seely
Avon
Peak
Stumphauzer
Lowed
Niederst
Hubbard
Dechant
Lenny
Shapiro
Hi-Speeds To Play At Mansfield Tonight
The Hi-Speed Gas cagers travel to Mansfield to face the Ohio State Reformatory quintet. Last year the Reformatory won in overtime 35 to 31. Mansfield's team is stronger this season. Corts and Kohn lead the squad departing at 5 50 p m. Saturday they enter the Intercity Tournament in Cleveland in either Industrial or Upper B division.
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Mansfield
Ohio State Reformatory
Reformatory
Corts
Kohn
Hi- Speeds
Cleveland
Pirates Sign Ken Vaughan Brother of Floyd Vaughan
Ken Vaughan, older brother of Floyd Vaughan, joins the Pittsburgh Pirates camp in Paso Robles Cal. He has not played pro baseball before but is considered fast and reliable on fly balls and may compete for an infield post. The piece notes historic brother acts in baseball and mentions other families such as Waner and Delehanty.
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Paso Robles
Cal
Pittsburgh Pirates
Ken Vaughan
Floyd Vaughan
Ken
Floyd
George Gibson
Pirates
Waner
Paul
Vaughans
Delehantys
Palm
Coveleskies
Stan
Harry
Pitt and Syracuse Listed On Reserve Cage Sked
Western Reserve officials announced tentative 1934 basketball schedule featuring Pitt in Cleveland and Syracuse at Syracuse. Also on tap are Case, John Carroll, Baldwin Wallace, and games with Ohio Wesleyan, Miami, Mt. Union, and Oberlin.
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Cleveland
Pitt
Syracuse
Western Reserve
Case
John Carroll
Baldwin Wallace
Ohio Wesleyan
Miami
Mt. Union
Oberlin
Ruth Begins 14th Yankees Season at Spring Practice
Babe Ruth, 39, 232 pounds, started training with the New York Yankees for a 14th season. The crowd of 700 watched the second squad’s first practice at Miller Huggins Memorial Field as Ruth posed for cameras and autographs before remaining unsigned over salary talks with Yankees owner Colonel Ruppert.
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ST. Petersburg
Fla
Babe Ruth
New York Yankees
Yankees
Miller Huggins
Ruth
Yanks
Jacob Ruppert
Oberlin to Host Fifth Intramural Festival in Warner Gym
Oberlin College will stage its fifth Intramural Festival on Friday March 10 in Warner Gymnasium. About 80 area high schools are invited and events include wrestling finals boxing exhibition tumblers dancing classes fencing deck-tennis relays and medley races with no admission charge. Starts at 7 15 p m.
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Oberlin
Oberlin College
Warner Gymnasium
Max Chapman
No Loating In Reds Camp
In Tampa during spring training manager Donie Bush inspires the Reds with effort and enthusiasm. He predicts a stiff league fight and says Cincinnati will not finish last. Remaining holdouts are Dutch Henry and Taylor Douthit as salary talks end.
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Tampa
Fla
Donie Bush
Cincinnati Reds
Bush
Cincinnati
Reds
Dutch Henry
Taylor Douthit
Vaughnmen Inaugurate 1933 Season In Meet With Avon Team Here
Syria High's track squad opens its 1932 2 indoor schedule with a dual meet against Avon High of Lorain County, led by Coach W L Vaughn. The meet features events from sprints to distances and field events, with Avon hampered by limited practice.
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Vaughnmen
Avon
East Tech
Public Hall
Syria High
Tracksters
Avon High
Lorain County
W. L. Vaughn
Crimson
Cleveland
Pabluz Hall
Busich Praised as Likely Buckeye Freshman Star
In Columbus on March 9 Sam Busich, former Lorain High all around athlete, is rated an outstanding chance to make the Ohio State basketball varsity as a freshman. Coach Floyd Stahl notes losses of captain Howard Mattison and forwards Lew Hinchman and Herb Brown by graduation. Returning for the Buckeyes are Bob Colburn Bill Beltner Bill Hasket Jack Wilson Fred Conrad and Chester Wendt.
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Columbus. O
Sam Busich
Lorain High
Ohio State
Floyd Stahl
Howard Mattison
Lew Hinchman
Herb Brown
Bob Colburn
Bill Beltner
Bill Hasket
Jack Wilson
Fred Conrad
Chester Wendt
Massillon and Buckner lead Northeastern Class A bracket
In Akron the Northeastern District Class A tournament saw Massillon defeat Salem 42 to 27 and Buckner top Lebanon Valley 35 to 29 while Akron West fell to Campbell Memorial 22 to 21.
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United Press
Akron
Massillon
Salem
Akron West
Campbell Memorial
Buckner
Lebanon Valley
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Joe Smith
Bill Bird
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Junction Team
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Ty McGowin
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Blaksley
Tee Hupp
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Real Cleaners
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Floyd Vaughn
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Harry Shapiro
Ken Lyons
Lenny Hill
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Jack Brown
Triplett
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Jim Schumar
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Akron St. Vincent
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