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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1933
Page
15
In Los Angeles at Wrigley Field the Cubs face the New York Giants in the first local spring exhibition. Chicago has already defeated the Giants twice at Avalon by 10 to 2 and 3 to 2.
Spencer Axles and Zeta Kappa Fraternity of Berea reach quarter finals in the Spencer independent basketball tournament after upsets. Oberlin Business College is upset 30-9, while Zeta Kappa wins 29-14 over York. Other results: Columbia over Watkem an 28-22 Valley City 28-19 over Lodi Red Haw 15-10 over Sullivan Mansfield 21-18 over New London. Tonight Valley City vs Mannsfield at 8 and Columbia vs Red Haw at 9. Semi finals Monday with Axles vs Zeta Kappa and Valley City or Mansfield against Columbia or Red Haw. Wednesday results include Lodi 14 Chatham 11 Valley City 32 Brownhelm 13 Mansfield 27 Elyria Business College 20 New London 31 La Grange 18 Sullivan 25 Westfield 21 Red Haw 19 West Salem 17
Mansfield Ohio plans the seventh annual high school relays on April 22 with an expected 30 combinations amid a tighter budget. East Tech and Salem, last year’s winners, are among top entrants from Cleveland Columbus and Toledo districts as preliminaries start morning of race day and finals follow in the afternoon with trophies for winning teams and medals for top individuals.
The Lorain Y M C A volleyball squad will represent Lorain at the state district meet in Massillon on March 18. The team has posted an impressive season record, with victories over Akron and North Canton among others.
In San Francisco the Pirates begin a four game Bay Area swing by facing the Seals. In Winter Haven Don Hurst is unchecked on deadline day as Phillies camp notes him unsigned. In St Petersburg Boston Braves stage first practice game with Maranville and Urbanski absent.
West Palm Beach Florida March 10 Four St Louis Browns players remained unsigned Infielder Oscar Melillo Sam West and Ted Gullie outfielders and Rick Ferrell catcher Ferrell is the sole holdout he was due yesterday but did not arrive The others are expected to report Tuesday Pitcher Irving Bumops Hadley and First Baseman Jack Burns signed yesterday.
The 38th American Bowl bowling tournament kicks off in Columbus with out of town teams from Bellefontaine Springfield Dover Newark Delaware Cleveland Chillicothe Lancaster Middletown Troy Toledo Sandusky Cincinnati Canton Bellaire expected Saturday. Governor George White and Major Henry Worley attended the opening ceremonies as 55 Columbus booster teams played. A second Columbus squad of 56 pinsters bowls tonight. The No. 1 team of Columbus Dispatch led with 2646, Employment five 2638, state highway department 2552.
Tampa Florida March 10 Keith Fraier a 19 year old rookie pitcher with Bartlesville last season has drawn the attention of Manager Donie Bush during early Reds spring training. Fraier is described as a right hander with plenty of stuff Walter Hilcher another rookie with one year of experience has also impressed among the pitchers. The Reds plan a long practice Saturday and a shorter session Sunday with no practice games over the weekend due to missing infielders and outfielders.
Tiftin, Ashtabula and other district teams trail the leaders after a near perfect season. The squad features Rozic, Gasper, Eaker, Hale, Pries, and Smith, with only a loss to Brooklyn Heights.
Two Lorain county teams and one from Cuyahoga county reach the District Class B tournament in Kent after Berea sectional play. North Olmsted faces Lowellville at 7 p m in the opener, followed by Henrietta versus Waynesburg, Amherst versus Holland, with potential second round matchups set if winners prevail.
Illinois and Chicago reach Elyria High intra-mural basketball final after narrow semifinals. Illinois edged Purdue 18 17 as Hullman and West provided late free throws. Chicago defeated Iowa 24 18 with Pruski scoring ten. Elliott injured early reducing Iowa to four players.
Ohio State will meet Western Reserve in Cleveland Saturday night for the last dual meet of the season. Coach Mike Pepne lists entries including Captain Andrew Fela Akron and Harry Volke Cleveland in the 150 yard backstroke, Albert Gilsdorf Columbus and George Colville Circleville in the 209 yard breaststroke, William Diehl Columbus Homer Hargaman Cleveland Heights in the 50 yard free, Diet and Haskell Smith Columbus in the 220 yard free, Bord Graham and Robert Koegler Dayton in the 100 yard free, and diving events students unnamed.
New York March 10 Maxie Rosenblum light heavyweight champion of New York state is a 1 to 1 favorite to keep his title against Adolph Heuser of Germany European champion in a 15 round bout at the Garden. Rosenbloom seeks first title defense there since 1931. Heuser earned semifinal win over Harry Ebbets to reach the Carneiro-Schaaf card. Rosenbloom expected to weigh about 175 pounds with Heuser around 173 12.
Organization of a Lorain County table tennis association was completed at a meeting last evening. Trustees named were Clayton Harpster Al Mason Roy Miller and G Clark. Harpster chosen chairman Miller secretary treasurer. Plans for a Lorain County open ping pong tournament are under way with announcements to follow.
The Guenin Pretzels play Fisher Foods of Lorain tonight at the Lorain YMCA court. Players should meet at Guenin's Cigar Store at 7 p.m. The game is set to begin at 8 15.
Los Angeles March 10 A Cincinnati or New York Giants pitcher Bill Shores, bought from Portland, seeks a major league comeback with strong spring potential. After early setbacks from toe infection to influenza, Shores posted 19 wins in 37 games for Portland last season with 164 strikeouts, including a 15 strikeout game, as Giants hope bad luck is over and he becomes a National League standout.
The Hi-Speeds defeated the Pro fessional Men 6-0 and Haserodt Jewelers blanked the All-Stars 6-0 in Cherry Ridge league play last evening. The All-Stars displaced the Bankers in the standings amid detailed match results.
In Newark New Jersey Dr Earl Sarpolis of Pennsylvania defeated Frank Grubmeier of Iowa and George Zaharias of Colorado defeated Marshall Blackstock of Oklahoma while Hans Kampfer of Germany defeated Joe Devito of New York and Emil Dusek of Omaha drew with Joe Naurocki of New York Eli Fisher of New Jersey defeated Frank Buresh of Nebraska. In Kansas City Kansas French Larus of New York and Billy Wolfe of Kansas City were disqualified on slugging charges, Joe Taylor of Hollywood defeated Walter Logan of Leavenworth Kansas, Frank McCarrol of Pendleton Oregon and Hans Schults of Germany drew, and Bobby Cassel of Fort Worth defeated Joe Bauer of Chicago.
University of Iowa physical training instructor Prof. Ernest G. Schroeder warns 15 or 16 year olds overtrain by practicing hours daily and playing two games weekly. He says heart and lungs grow rapidly at this age and coaches should regulate schedules to reduce strain.
Adolph Dietzel, basketball star from the Missouri Valley and Southwest leagues, scored 53 points to set a city scoring record in Fort Worth. He flies to Hutchinson Kansas to play for the Reno Creamery team and returns each week to suit up for the Texas Pacific Coal and Oil quintet. His secret marriage at Texas Christian University caused a one year Southwest Conference disqualification.
King Lardner's son John releases his first book a burlesque on technocracy. The work titled The Crowning of Technochracy satirizes modern governance and technology.
The Knights of Columbus keglers swept Guerin Pretzels last night, tightening the City League race. Bill Murray led with a 614 series, Alex Black added 599, while Eddie Kanelics paced the Pretzels with 572. The Knights posted a 976 opening series and moved into second place, just one game behind the leaders.
The Elyria Hi-Speeds join the Senior B division of the Intercity Tournament to be held today and tomorrow at the Central Armory in Cleveland. They open their schedule tomorrow afternoon alongside strong entrants such as Lorain Ebinger Coals and Norwalk Keller News quints.
The Ohio State Reformatory defeats the Elyria Hi-Speeds 36-34 in overtime on the Mansfield Manefield floor led by Flash Woods with 15 points. Stosh Machock added 14 for Elyria as the game stayed tight late with Hamilton tying it at 31-31 before overtime.
Sacramento notes Freddie Miller of Cincinnati wins by decision over Little Dempsey from the Philippines in featherweight action. Other results include Feary of Stockton decisioning Petrie of San Jose. Reno of Stockton defeats Mangabot of Sacramento. Murdock of Oklahoma City defeats Baima of Pasadena. Smith of Long Beach knocks out Colima of Los Angeles. Evans of Los Angeles defeats Weingler. Saunders of Chicago draws with Port Huron.
North west district Class A at Findlay Fostoria 29 Findlay 24 Toledo Scott 24 Lima Central 18 Class B at Findlay Celina Catholic 21 Archbold 17 West Unity 24 Bloomville 22 Southeastern district Class A at Athens Athens 16 Nelsonville 9 Pomeroy 35 Ironton 3
Paris reports W L Stribling of Georgia suspended for three months by the French boxing federation for pushing tactics in a fight with Pierre Charles of Belgium. Referee disqualified Stribling in the eighth round.
Ohio high school basketball tournament officials were announced by Commissioner Townsend. Referees and umpires are Earl D. Gross New Philadelphia Hugh F. McPhee Youngstown and J. Sebald Middletown plus Drake Columbus official scorer and A B Long Newark official timer. Drawings for eligible teams set for 10 30 AM Monday at Townsend office. Eight minute quarters and 75 by 40 foot court at Ohio State University gymnasium. Each team may carry 10 players.
Wooster College edged Oberlin 40 to 35 in a swimming meet at Crane pool. Oberlin won five of eight first places, but Wooster's medal relay team clinched the meet by taking the final event.
An ad promotes Musebeck Double-Arch Wear Straight Shoes with Arch Support Insole to aid weakened arches. The leather saddle fits the foot bottom and is built into the shoe without extra weight or bulk.
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