Moose Rally Beats Eagles in Three Game Bowing Duel
The Moose defeated the Eagles two games to one at Gala alleys last night. Captain Baum energized the Moose with rallies and Peters and Otten supported, while Hedebrand and Worthington closed strong to secure a nine ten pin win after a tight finish.
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Eagles
Baum
Earl Peters
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Carpenter
Bohn
Hedebrand
Otten
Peters
Peters Otten Worthington
Root Bohn Shepard
Donnelly
Hebebrann
Bruins Fall to Tigers in Tough Portland Exhibition
Angeles Maron 11 led a rough rematch as the Cubin pushed a heavy attack to hand the Bruins a total defeat in yesterday's game. The Tigers dominated with a strong defensive effort and timely scoring, sealing the win.
Ford's trounce Elyria to clinch Lorain county title
Amherst Ford Sales crushed Elyria 37 to 12 to solidify the Lorain county basketball lead. Chippy Bruce scored eight field goals, Hearn and Heggie added scoring and assists as Amherst dominated the pace, with Mitchell at center and Friend and Van Hegie anchoring the guards.
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Amherst
Ford Sales
Lorain County
Ely Y. M
Lorals
Elydla Lhe
Rysters
Chippy Bruce
Hearn
Jimmy Friend
van Hegie
Mitchell
Baseball Showdowns and Spring Training Updates Across Cities
Mineral Wells fans ready for a clash with the Cincinnati Reds as teams from Texas and Ohio prepare for spring exhibitions. News from Dallas reports Fat McNulty slated to cover center field for the Indians if his hitting and fielding stay strong. Cleveland opens a two game set with St. Louis while Pittsburgh completes a workout before leaving for Hot Springs. Wilbur Cooper shows sharp form and Earl Hamilton improves after a rough 1921 season. Delaware forecasts Mount Vernon and Delaware atop their divisional race.
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Texas
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All Fore Worth
Cincinati Reds
Vosipip
Dallas
Fat McNulty
Ohe State Uniony
Indians
WEST/BADEN
Ind
Pittsburgh Pirates
Pittsburgh
Hot Springs
Wilbur Cooper
Earl Hamilton
Milwaukee to host 1928 American Bowling Congress tourney
Milwaukee was chosen to stage the 1928 American Bowling Congress tournament at its annual meeting held yesterday afternoon. George Nienaber of Cincinnati led a 672 series, earning him third place in the event. Emer C. Dyer of Toledo was elected ABC president, succeeding John T. Smith of Buffalo.
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A. B. Cr T
George Nienaber
Cincinnati
Milwaukee
Emer C. Dyer
John T. Smith
Buffalo
Championship Deciders Set After Semifinal Wins
The teams defeated Fostoria and Greenfield to reach the final game this afternoon. The winner will determine the state championship, with the match scheduled for late today.
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Fostoria
Greenfield
Art Winters Named Captain For Next Year
Oberlin, March 11 Oberlin Varsity defeats alumni 39 to 33. Before the game Art Winters left guard was elected captain for next year. The alumni put up a strong brand but faded late. Winters led with solid guarding as the team posted the win over the alumni.
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Oberlin
Art Winters
Winters
Marvin
Nye
Duck
Landis
Smith
Nichols
Pendleton
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Mount Vernon
American Bowling Congress
Tampa
Fla
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Florida
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Milan
Elyria Storage Battery CO
Bridge St
U.S
Imperial Top & the Co
Phaeton
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Elyria Auto Top & Repair Shop
West Ave
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Fred ¥. Altfeld
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