Sixteen Teams Tangle For State Title in Columbus
March 14 reports mounting interest as sixteen district winners head for Columbus to contest class A and B titles. Opening round at the Coliseum features Westchester vs Bluffton in class B, Pomeroy with Boardman, Stivers vs Garfield, and Central vs Bowling Green. Stivers and Dover favored in class A, with Stivers boasting 26-1 and Dover 22-1 records. Star Dover forward Raymond Low leads scoring, Canton McKinley faces Portsmouth, Akron St Marys battles Boardman in class B.
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Columbus
Capitol
Coliseum
Westchester
Bluffton
Pomeroy
Marshall
Boardman
Dayton Stivers
Stivers
Cicero Morton
Chicago
Dover
Cleveland East Tech
Raymond
Canton McKinley
Portsmouth
Kauffman Beats Banaski In Columbus Wrestling Match
Clete Kauffman avenged a prior loss by two straight falls to Joe Banaski in Columbus. Banaski fell first in 41 minutes 45 seconds, slipping on a failed flying tackle. Kauffman won the second fall in 25 minutes 45 seconds. Semi finals featured Charlie Fox over Jim Heslin, and Elmer Guthrie over Dude Chick. Jack Reynolds, world welterweight champion, to defend title against Joe Pesek next Wednesday.
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Columbus
Clete Kauffman
Joe Banaski
Oklahoma
Banaski
Kauffman
Charlie Fox
Jim Heslin
Ron
Elmer Guthrie
Dude Chick
Chick
Harold Simms
Pete Daudo
Jack Reynolds
Joe Pesek
Mack avoids comment on Bishop salary dispute report
Fort Myers Florida March 14 manager Connie Mack declined to comment on rumors from Baltimore that Max Bishop would not report for spring training unless granted a two thousand two hundred ninety dollar raise over last season.
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Fort Myers
Fla
Connie Mack
Baltimore
Max Bishop
Stull's Eagles Sweep Twin Bill in Bowling League
Stull's Eagles defeated Malik Eagles 3 0 in a doubleheader last night. Carpenter led with a high single game of 278 and a 57 total in one match. Stull's Eagles won all three games of that pairing, while another match saw Stull's drop the first game then win the last two.
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Stull’s Eagles
Malik Eagles
Eagles
Carpenter
Stull's Eagles
Stull
Holdouts and injuries hit big league teams in spring
New York, March 14. Holdouts and injuries slow several National League clubs during spring training. The Pirates and Robins face the worst depressions with Waners absent over 35,000 dollars. Giants beat Pirates 10 to 1 in Paso Robles as the Waners threaten to sit out.
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New York
Pittsburgh Pirates
Brooklyn Robins
Pirates
Donie Bush
Pittsburgh
Carmen Hill
Tess Petty
Burleigh Grimes
Barney Dreyfuss
Waners
George Grantham
Adam Comorosky
Fred Brickell
Poners
Glen Wright
Dazzy Vance
Florida Golf Hawks
Brooklin Robins
Brooklin
Wright
Robins
Davy Bancroft
Chicago Cubs
Woody English
Gabby Hartnett
Golf Officials Plan Western Division Schedule at Elyria Club
Golf officials from eleven clubs in the western division of the Cleveland District Golf Association met at Elyria Country Club to map the season. Twenty three officers attended as three new clubs joined, with the division now 11 clubs. The individual division championship will be July 10 at Elyria. Qualifying begins May 22 and the top six teams in class A join the rest in class B for round robin matches, with western winners facing eastern division champs and then Greater Cleveland clubs. A committee led by Howard C Barbour will coordinate schedules and courses, with trophies promised to division winners. Participants included officials from Ashland Berea Lorain and Cleveland delegates.
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Cleveland District Golf Association
Elyria Country Club
Elyria Club
Western
Cleveland
Youngstown
Greater Cleveland
Howard C. Barbour
W. Wertz
Lorain
Dave Gilchrist
Berea
H. H. Bandy
C. W. Colby
R. T. Powers
C. Smith
Marathoner Seeks Backing for Trans-Continental Race
Local marathoner Charles Eskins has still not secured a backer to enter the second annual trans continental foot race from New York to the Pacific. Eskins has improved in training, with coworkers at the Lorain plant urged to raise funds to cover his entrance fees before the approaching deadline. If the money is not raised by the weekend, Eskins may be unable to file his entrant blanks and compete.
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Charles Eskins
Eskins
Mike Joyce
Cleveland
Joyce
Eskin
Lorain
Elkins
New York
Pacific Coast
Eekins
Ex EH hurdler George Stoney aids EFHS track hurdlers
An ex high school athlete once among the best hurdlers for the white and crimson school is coaching EFHS hurdlers this year. George Stoney, who aided local high school track men to victories a couple of years ago, still shows old time form as he coaches the hurdlers.
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White and Crimson
George Stoney
Stoney
White Sox top Dallas with 10-4 win in two big innings
In Dallas on March 14 the Chicago White Sox defeated the Dallas Texas League club 10-4. Willie Kamm hit a homer and Johnny Kerr collected four hits in five plate appearances as two big innings carried the Sox to the victory.
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Dallas
Tex
Chicago White Sox
Willie Kamm
Sox
Johnny Kerr
Elyria Tracksters Prep for CAC Indoor Meet in Cleveland
Elyria High tracksters under Coach W L Vaughn prepare for the CAC Indoor Meet at Cleveland Public Auditorium Saturday. Roster includes Fleming Bishop Nesbit Dillman with freshmen Graber Carlson H Wood E Wood Jennings Filliman.
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Elyria Hi
Elyria High
Cleveland Public Auditorium
Lake Erie
Fleming
Bishop
Nesbit
Dillman
Todd
Nasipak
Kreuck
Hall
Hupp
Shaw
Olmsted
Freeland
Horan
Gerhartinger
Sebransky
Blakely
CAC
Davidson
Harmon
Skinner
Hardy
Summers
Donnelly
Bliss
Benton
Sharkey
Bradley
Schmitz
Church Cagers Near Church League Crown After 34 22 Victory
Church of Christ cagers secured an almost certain Senior Church league title with a 34 to 22 win over First Congregationalists at the Y M C A on Wednesday night. Leaders Cook and Smith fueled the victory with most of the points, while Squire and Schrock led the Congregationalists in scoring.
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Church of Christ
First Congregationalists
St. John’s Basketeers
H. Cook
T. Smith
Smith
Cook
Squire
Schrock
Congregationalists
Elyria Industrial League
Lorain Industrial
National Tube Company
Peerless Oil Basketeers
Brick Layers
Dunlap
Hutton
H. Penfound
Fox Furnace
Lorain Coke Ovens
Kirby
Miller
Balant
Mahn
Brick Sayers
F. TI
Turis
Soeopeeeee
Stedham
Gammie
Ceenreen Sean
J. Stewart
Phillips
G. Stewart
Peerless Oil
Eane
Snyder
Menz
Henes
T. Penfound
A. Cook
Cox
G. Smith
F. Smith
F. Lamb
Kopley
Aesane
Gathman
West
Ese
Lorain Coke Ovene
Drompt
Mowers
O. Mahn
Dobras
Smith Scorer
Timer—Saith
Bowling Team Sured 074 In Ameri can Bowling Tourney
Chicago March 14 The Bowlers Journal Five of Chicago won first in the five man event at the American Bowling Congress tourney with 863 945 and 1074 The 1074 single game set a new high Wally Lundgren 1922 ABC champion led with 673 in three games La Salle Recreations of LaSalle Illinois 2826 total could not overtake the leaders B Sponge led all events with 1838 across all events standings list firms and athletes with scores and places
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Chicago
Bowlers Journal Five
American Bowling Congress
Wally Lundgren
LaSalle Recreations
la Salle
B. Sponge
Teaders
E H S Trackster With Broken Finger Faces Saturday Meet
E H S track athlete Dave Horan pounds the C A C meet trail with a broken finger in a bandaged hand, muscles stiff as he trains through the injury. The Miami field features pro golfers Farrell Diegel Hagen and Sarazen in the national four ball matches, all top U S Ryder Cup contenders. Farrell, US open champion. Diegel P G A champion. Hagen British Open champion. Sarazen former P G A and Open champ and metro P G A title holder. In semis, Farrell with Sarazen beat MacFarlane and Hampton. Hagen with Diegel beat Turnesa and Ciucd.
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Dave Horan
Horan
Miami
Fia
John‘ay Farrell
Gene Sarazen
Walter Hagen
Leo Diece
Miami Country Club
Farrell
United States
Diegel
Hagen
Sarzen
Taylor and Dundee to Clash in Monday Night Bout
Bantam boxers Alf Taylor of Elyria and Al Dundee from Mansfield Wildcat are set to meet in an eight round main event at Lorain Antlers Auditorium next Monday. They will weigh 122 pounds, with Ray LaRay vs Pet Bogan in a 118 pound semi final and several other four to six round preliminaries featuring local fighters.
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Alf Taylor
Elyria
Lorain
Pet Bogan
Scranton
Penna
Bantam
LaRay
Pet
Chuck Holley
Jimmy Glory
Bob Graham
Bull Nagy
Kid Herman
Young Holtsman
Cera
Louis Swarz
Sad Sam Jones Given Ultimatum at Training Camp
Washington Senators manager Clark Griffith ordered Sad Sam Jones to sign a contract or leave camp. Jones reportedly seeks about 12000 dollars, with Griffith offering a 1000 dollar raise and a potential difference share tied to the club’s financial year performance. In Florida, the Yankees led the Braves 6 3 in a spring game as Lou Gehrig hit a late triple and Babe Ruth went hitless.
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Tampa
Fla
Sam Jones
Washington Senators
Clark Griffith
Jones
Senators
ST. Petersburg
New York Yankees
Boston Braves
Lou Gehrig
Babe Ruth
Giants Prepare for Long Practice Amid Weather Snags
In San Antonio on March 14, manager John Mc Graw plans a lengthy Giants session after limited activity due to rain. A practice game against the San Antonio Texas League club at Laredo last Sunday interrupted by muddy fields.
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San Antonio
Ter
New York Giants
Laredo
John McGraw
Giants
Phillies and Athletics to open seven game exhibition series
In Winter Haven Florida the two Philadelphian clubs the Athletics and Phillies prepared to begin a seven game exhibition series today Philadelphias pitchers Willoughby Roy and Baecht were named to start for the Phillies In Phoenix Arizona weekend games between regulars and Yannigans will keep the Detroit Tigers busy with trips to San Diego and Santa Ana for contests against the Hollywood Shreks and the Portland Beavers Funeral services for Martin J Usland the Greyhound executive and Madison Kennel Club president will be held Saturday near East St Louis Ill He left a fortune reported at more than 1906000 and had ties to dog race tracks in Miami Chicago Milwaukee Butte and other cities
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Winter Haven
Fla
Athletics
Phillies
Willoughby
Roy
Baecht
Phoenix
Ariz
Yannigans
Detroit Tigers
Bucky Harris
San Diego
Hollywood Shreks
Santa Ana
Portland Beavers
ST. Louis
Martin J. Usland
International Greyhound Racing Association
Madison Kennel Club
East St. Louie
Hyland
Miari
Chicago
Milwaukee
Butte
Mont
Ohio State appoints new head athletic trainer
Columbus O Maren 14 Tucker P. Smith assistant trainer at Northwestern University named head athletic trainer at Ohio State University to replace Mike Chambers. Smith, trained under Matt Ballock and recommended by Tag Wilson, follows Chambers who resigned to join Georgia Tech and the Pittsburgh Pirates.
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Columbus O. Maren
Tucker P. Smith
Northwestern University
Ohio State University
Oto
Mike Chambers
Matt Ballock
Smith
University Athletic Board
Tag Wilson
Northwestern
Daytona Beach Tragedy Halts Speed Tests After Crash
Daytona Beach sees a fatal crash as Lee Bible losses control of the 1500 horsepower Triplex, killing himself and Pathe News cameraman Charles Traub. The accident suspends the meet through March 17 and owner J M White plans to abandon auto racing. Major Segrave had set a new record nearby but did not witness the crash. Bible, 42, left two children and was attempting to reclaim the US speed record.
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Daytona Beach
Fla
Daytona
Ocean Speedway
Lee Bible
J. M. White
Charles R. Traub
Pathe News
Bible
America
H. C. D. Segrave
Major Segrave
England
Val Haresnape
White
Frank Lockhart
Traub
Pathe Organization
Florida
Ray Keech
Dempsey Plans Detroit Visit With Michigan Group
New York March 14 Jack Dempsey left for Detroit after delaying a decision about his future. He was to meet a Michigan group headed by former Governor Green to discuss backing box matches and possible association.
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New York
Jack Dempsey
Detroit
Michigan
Green
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