Five World Title Bouts Spread Over 19 Days Begin March 31
boxing schedule stacks bantamweight to heavyweight titles in 19 days. Armstrong vs Day and Lewis vs Clark lead welter and light heavy clashes on March 31, with Escobar defending bantamweight on April 2 and Louis-Roper pairing set for April 17 in Los Angeles. Archibald defends featherweight on April 18. Chuckovits Tore Toledo star posts college scoring mark with averages rising to 19.4 in 1949.
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Shaw Rates Chance In State Tournament
Shaw and Level and Shaw of the Lake Erie League look to reach the state Class A basketball finals in Columbus after a 57 point district win over Hubbard in Akron. Ann Haake and Helen Taylor vie as the league’s fastest female bowlers, with Taylor earning a prize in a Cleveland tournament. Sandusky St Mary’s highlights the Class B finals, while Elyria clubs Gerber’s Meats Electro Alleys Welsh Funeral Home Biks Ridgeville Hatchery and Basinski Banners start ACC action March 21 in Booster Division.
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Giants Edge Athletics Twice In Spring Camp Scrimmage
Bill Terry mapped a full week of hard training for the Giants in Baton Rouge. The club has no exhibition games until facing their farm cousins from Jersey City on Saturday after sweeping the Philadelphia Athletics 15 to 2 and 14 to 8 over the weekend.
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Three Hs Hurl For Yanks Against Dodgers
Brooklyn Dodgers travel to St. Petersburg to face world champion New York Yankees in a spring exhibition. Manager Joe McCarthy has tabbed the 3 H hurling trio Hadley Haley and Hildebrand to oppose the Dodgers after Cincinnati pitchers shutout effort yesterday.
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Sliggins Accidentally Spiked By
Lakeland Florida March 13 Frank Higgins suffered a badly gashed heel after being spiked accidentally by Roxie Lawson during yesterday's play He will be out three weeks and seven stitches were required to close the wound Dixie Walker reported Sunday completing the squad
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Hack Only Cub Regular Who's Hitting Ball
Gabby Hartnett noted Stan Hack stood out in camp as the Cub regular who can hit among teammates. Hack collected a triple a double and a single as the Yannigans beat regulars 6 to 1 with Charley Root and Jack Russell on the mound.
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Sox Use 21 Players In Exhibition Tilt
Chicago White Sox beat Pasadena Sox 9 to 7 in an exhibition as manager Jimmy Dykes used 21 players including rookies. Outfielders Mike Kreevich and Hank Steinbacher hit homers.
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Prothro Critical After Phillies’ Exhibition Showing
SAN ANTONIO TEX March 13 U P Manager James Doc Prothro voiced dissatisfaction with the Philadelphia Phillies after their second exhibition game against the St Louis Browns, unhappy with the club’s performance and execution on the field.
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Doc) Prothro
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Barner Leads A B C Bowling Singles With 680
In Cleveland on March 13 the American Bowling Congress tournament saw a shakeup as 680-set by 19-year-old Al Barner of Pekin, Ill. tops the singles, with Rolan Claggett of Newark, Ohio close behind at 661. Five-man standings list Simmons No. 1 at 2876 total.
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Buckeyes Fall to Lorain Methodists in Local Game
Lorain Methodists beat Elyria Buckeyes 32 to 24 on Saturday at the Y. Huston led Lorain with nine points while Anger topped Elyria with eight.
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Grade Tourney Semis Highlight Holy Cross 7th Lead
Roosevelt defeated St. Agnes 13 to 10 and Holy Cross 7th beat Ely 23 to 6 in Elyria High semifinals. In the 8th grade, Franklin edged Ely 12 to 7 and Hamilton beat Jefferson 23 to 15. Holy Cross 7th's Kaczmarczyk was game high scorer with 10 points.
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City Industrial Title Game At Jefferson Junior High
Fox Furnace and Gardner Credit Jewelers meet Tuesday night for City Industrial League title on Jefferson Junior High court. Fox won the first half in a playoff over Steel and Tubes. Jewelers captured the second half by beating Standard Cleaners. Tip is 9 30 with two preliminaries to follow.
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Robson Creamery Wins Third Game In Y Cage Loop
Robson Creamery captured its third straight victory in the Y M C A Intermediate League by defeating Junior Hi Y 46 to 14 on the Y floor. Elyria Hardware beat Y M C A Boys 24 to 7 and Freedom Gas overwhelmed Sons of the Legion 44 to 16. Cardinals Ys Guys game was postponed. Coen of Freedom Gas led with 16 points.
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Indians Ace Johnny Allen Aims For May First Return
Ok-Johnny Allen, Cleveland Indians ace, who had elbow surgery two months ago, says he should be ready to pitch by May 1 after a five minute test. He plans a cautious comeback and will not throw hard for a while as camp continues. Hal Trosky arrives in camp while four holdouts remain absent. The Indians lost 10 to 8 to Jersey City in a minor league tuneup.
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Red Hurlers Hold Dodgers Hitless
In Tampa, Whitey Moore and Junior Thompson combined for a no hit win over the Dodgers 5 0 as Vander Meer sat out with influenza. Dodgers had one possible hit erased by a base running miscue. several Reds were ill with colds. The Reds meet the Cardinals next, after St Louis beat the Yankees 9 3.
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Firemen Defeat Cleaners In Hard Fought Battle
In a hard fought game before the largest local YMCA crowd this season, the Birmingham Firemen beat the Worthington Dry Cleaners 52 to 45 to open a two game series. Bob Hostettler led with 15 points, Reinhardt 13, Arthrell 12 for the Firemen. Gordon Splete led the Cleaners with 13, Klimosewski 10. The second game is set for Birmingham on Sunday March 26.
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Hockey Standings and Schedules for International American Western Division
The standings show Hershey leading with 129 points from 24 wins and 18 losses, Syracuse at 139 points, Cleveland 147, and Pittsburgh 365 with confusing figures. Last night Hershey beat New Haven 4 1 while Philadelphia tied Providence 4 4. Next games include Hershey at Springfield and Cleveland at Pittsburgh with a full week of matchups listed.
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Chuckovits Debut Leads Collegiants In Loss
Former Toledo University star Chuck Chuckovits scored 14 points in his semi professional debut for the Toledo Collegians. The Dayton Hall Laundry five beat them 47 to 26 as Norman Wagner led with 17 points.
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Birmingham Firemen Edge Vermilion in Close Duel
Birmingham Firemen defeated Vermilion Pontiac 47 45 as George Arthrell scored 17 for Birmingham while Johnny Heyslinger led Vermilion with 18. In the preliminary Birmingham Merchants beat Shinrock Elevator 43 40.
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Lima Knights win Tri-State K of C cage title
Lima Knights of Columbus No. 1 squad defeated Lima No. 2 30 to 28 to clinch the Tri-State tournament crown. Akron, the defending champ, fell to Lima No. 1 33 to 22 in the semi finals with Lima No. 2 beating Huntington 32 to 22 for the finals berth. First round results include Lima No. 1 26 Mt. Vernon 25 and Lima No. 2 44 Marion 28.
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Coaches and Teachers Battle in Lorain Cage Program
The third annual Lorain County School Superintendents and Coaches basketball event is set for Wednesday at Grafton High School. East and West squads finalize lineups with East featuring Johnny Sakola of Eaton Clyde Grills of Columbia and Ed Wilms of Penfield while West lists Paul Boyle of Henrietta and Gordon Splete of South Amherst.
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Borican’s Blunder Masks Fast 1 000 Yard Record
Johnny Borican of Elberon New Jersey won the fast 1000 yard special at the Knights of Columbus meet in Madison Square Garden while Glenn Cunningham was edged by a stride. The race produced indoor and outdoor records but was unrecognized due to a false start and only two stopwatches. Officials cited timing errors and a starter who said Borican beat the gun by about a yard.
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Bauer Dairy Tops Elyria Hardware In Postponed Bowling Match
Bauer Dairy Keglers moved to 26 wins 16 losses in City Class A by taking two of three from Elyria Hardware in a postponed loop match at Elyria Recreation. Haserodt Jewelers Elyria Recreation and Terry Tavern lead with 28 14 each. Bill Gamble led with a 557 series.
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Michigan Track Team Wins Six Straight Indoor Title
Michigan’s Big Ten track champions capped a farewell to coach Charley Hoyt by securing a sixth straight indoor conference title, setting an all-time indoor record. Hoyt departs for Yale after a storied 17-title run across indoor and outdoor championships.
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16 New Schools Among Finalists In Annual State Cage Tourney
The annual Ohio state basketball tournament opens with 16 new high school faces in Class A and B across Columbus. Debuts include Bexley Cleveland Shaw Toledo DeVilbiss Bryan Bellefontaine in A and Amanda Dillonvale Nova Rittman Dunkirk Maumee Harpster Spring Valley Monroe Glenford Green Township in B. Portsmouth and Findlay hold prior experience. Union City spans two states.
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Sandusky Team Wins Masonic Pin Tourney
Sandusky's Wassner Tires won the team event of the Central State Masonic Bowling Tourney with a 3 003 score over three days in Toledo Ohio Akron and Cleveland bowlers led the other events Detroit was awarded the 1940 Tourney.
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Wisconsin Wins Track Meet Amid Records Tie and Points Surge
Records tied for one American indoor mark as Wisconsin totals rise to 4144 points for second place, Indiana earns 20 points for third, and Ohio State collects 18 for fourth in the competition.
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Celery Pin Team Wins City B Loop Title Lead
Miller Celery captured first place in the City Class B Bowling League after a postponed match at Elyria Recreation. They won three straight games against City Loan to move one game ahead of Tarry Tavern, with a 19 8 record to 18 9 for the Tavern. Johnny Yucka led with a 622 series.
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City Class B Bowling League Tonight in Elyria
The eight-match schedule for City Class B Bowling League action at Elyria Recreation features an early shift at 7 pm with Miller Celery versus Fox Furnace and seven other pairings including Blue Sky Inn versus Wykrent's Grille. The 9 pm late shift includes Gerber's Meats versus Sheil Petroleum and three more matches such as Welsh Funeral Home against Tattersall Dairy.
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Carnera Marries Pina Cavazzi in Sequals Ceremony
Former world heavyweight champion Primo Carnera wed Miss Pina Cavazzi a 26 year old postal clerk in Sequals Italy. The 270 pound fighter now acts in Rome films. The ceremony took place in the town church.
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