Buffalo Keglers Lead Scarce Lineup to Columbus
Buffalo keglers travel to Columbus for the American Bowling Congress national tournament. Teams from Buffalo and Tonawanda compete against a large field including entries from Chicago and Detroit. The event opens with sectional rounds and promises a strong field for the top prize.
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Massillon Steelmen Tourney Told In Industrial Loop
In Massillon, the Steelmen tourney opens with industial teams and public clubs expected to compete. Highlighted by Helen Wills Moody, the event attracts top players as teams chase the championship and regional honors.
Hockey Statistics INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE Teams
Last night Detroit defeated Toronto 5 to 0 in a league game. Schedule shows Detroit at Windsor London at Niagara Far Hamilton at Toronto. Tomorrow Hamilton visits Cleveland.
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Reforms and Urbans in A finals tonight
Lorain County final of the County Amateur Tournament to be played at the YMCA. Elyria Hungarian Reformed Church quintet and Lorain Urbans vie for the title with a preliminary game between the YMCA team and General Industries. Top scorers include Zerian Reformed forward and Glason of Oberlin, with Lindl and others contributing in the tournament.
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Promising rookies to aid Crimson Flash in spring camp
The Elyria Crimson Flash baseball squad begins practice with many promising pitchers and catchers. Coach Dave Eaton must decide among Rob Rule, Uzis Year, and several sophomores like Johnny Rennich, Slim Mosher, and Fat Wilson for key roles. Catching looks settled with Clauson, while Hart challenges Clawson for first base duties. The camp exudes confidence as Heights, led by Haynam and Ippetito, aims for league title.
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Spring exhibition notes from Florida camps
Reports from Clearwater Fort Lauderdale St. Petersburg and nearby cities recount teams preparing for exhibition games. Braves Athletics Yankees Browns Tigers Reds Phillies Phillies and Dodgers train camps list pitchers signings holdouts and roster adjustments as teams gear up for two more exhibition dates in Florida days ahead of spring play.
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County B and C Tourney Ends Tomorrow
The County Amateur Basketball Tournament closes tomorrow at the YMCA gymnasium with semi finals and finals for Classes B and C. Games start at 3 pm with Oberlin facing Elyria Juniors, then Elyria Juniors seconds vs. Elyria Braves, followed by Class C finals at 7 30 pm and Class B finals at 5 pm.
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Illinois Relays Gather For Indoor Championship
The Champaign crowd hosts a vast field of athletes from the west, south, and east for the Humois relay carnival. Stars like Berlinger of Pennsylvania and Jerett Cuterback of Pittsburgh challenge in sprints, while Desi, Marzin of Purdue, and Warne of Northwestern contend in distance events. Notable figures include Nelson of Butler in high jump and Jim Bausch in shot put as favorites for titles alongside Gordon of Town in the broad jump.
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Phil Scott Promises Return After Sail To Box In May
PHIL SCOTT SAILS FOR NEW YORK ON THE MAJESTIC. He claims world title status and plans a May bout slate against Otto Yon Pora and Jimmy Maloney of Chicago, asserting confidence that he remains the champion. Also notes about team holdouts, possible lineup changes, and Giants and White Sox camp activity.
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Agua Caliente purse eclipses Derby in March shows
William Bitt argues the Agua Caliente handicap purses dwarf the Kentucky Derby yet the Derby remains America's classic. He notes the Agua Caliente purse could reach $110,000, while Derby funds are about half that, but Derby's historic allure and Churchill Downs’ Derby Day spectacle keep it premier in public interest. The piece references era races and notable entrants shaping early 1957 betting intrigue.
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Injuries plague major league camps in 1938 season
Injuries and illness have taken a heavy toll at major league training camps as teams prepare for the 1938 baseball season. A long list includes Babe Ruth’s ailments, players sidelined by fractures and sickness, and multiple pitchers and catchers missing time in camp.
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Schmeling to Arrive in New York May 1 for Sharkey Camp
May Schmeling will reach New York on May 1 to begin training for the heavyweight title bout with Jack Sharkey. American manager Billy McCarney announced he will train at Hoosick Falls New York and Stroudsburg on Harvey's Lake Pennsylvania.
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Berber Quits Job to Meet Jack Dempsey
Fred Heinz, a berber, left work after his boss denied paid time off to see Jack Dempsey. He traveled to Cleveland on March 14 and, despite obstacles, obtained a handshake and a Bic cigar from the former heavyweight champion.
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Mack Confident A's Will Repeat Dark Horse White Sox
St Petersburg March 14 Jonnie Mack manager of the world champion Philadelphia Athletics calls the Chicago White Sox the dark horse of the 1930 American League race. He says the Yankees will be tough again but the White Sox will be better fixed with stronger reserve strength and a cash haul to back it. He notes hopefuls like Akat Fey from Portland and infielders Eric McNair and Dibrell Williams, and predicts the Athletics with size pitching and power can make it two straight.
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Hampton's Brilliant Brassie Shines In Miami Round
Harry Hampton's $5,006 brassie shot electrified the Miami Count Club four ball tourney. In a tense 18 hole finish, Hampton and partner McIntire of Indianapolis edged past Cyril Walker and Clarence Gambert, halting their comeback on the final hole.
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Big Ten Grapplers Begin Meet At Champaign
The wrestling championship opens today in Champaign with Indiana Michigan and Ohio State among the contenders. Strong showings expected as competitors vie for individual titles and team honors this week.
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Smasher Stella Walsh Sets Indoor 229 Yard Record
Record holder Stella Walsh of Diereland Junior Club clocked 26.1 seconds to smash the 229 yard indoor world mark at the Knights of Columbus event at Madison Square Garden New York. The time marks a new world record for women in both indoor and outdoor events.
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Arrange Amateur Mitt Card For March 24th
The Elyria Eagles Athletic Committee moved the next Boring Show to Monday March 24 at 8 p m. Weighing for local entrants is Sunday March 23 between 2 and 3 p m with out of town weights 6 30 to 7 30 p m March 24. The card will feature ten to twelve bouts all flyweight or higher. Medals from a recent amateur boxing tournament will be awarded the evening of the show. Silver medals go to three finalists and bronze to two. Silver medalists include John Wash and Anthony Jezewski. Bronze winners include Babe Macoch Norman Riegal Erwin Walker Robert Huffman Mike Boyson Paddy Wells Kid Justin John Miller Battling Tomasic Moe Hammon.
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Harner to Lead Trionis Next Season at U of Illinois
Charles B. Harner of Chandlerville was elected captain of the University of Illinois basketball team for next year. He was chosen at a banquet where nine members of the Fears team received letters. The event followed a season-ending gathering with the team.
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American Basketball League Standings Update
Standings show Paterson at 73 with Cleveland, Rochester, and Brooklyn fixtures upcoming. Tonight Paterson hosts Rochester while Fort Wayne visits Cleveland and Brooklyn plays Paterson. Sunday schedule pairs Rochester at Cleveland and Fort Wayne at Chicago, with Paterson at Brooklyn.
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