Hungarian Reforms Meet Lorain Ex Highs In Carnival Night
The Hungarian Reforms quintet faces Lorain Ex Highs, a top Northern Ohio squad with former Lorain High stars like Ursic Glasomo Horkay and Dunlop. The Ex Highs’ ace Dunlop leads a strong lineup as both teams seek victory in the three game carnival. Local preliminaries include Elyria Independents and Lithties, with Eaton hoping to rebound after a slump as county tournament opens Tuesday. The curtain raiser features the Question Marks versus Holy Cross Juniors beginning at 6. The night promises heated action on the local floors.
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Lorain
Ohio
Port City
Invaders
Owever
Art Buswell
Elyria
Eaton
Nabakowski
lAmhers
Reform
Cts
Four Teams Compete For Catholic Title In Columbus
Four teams advance from a 14 team field to the semifinals of the Columbus Diocesan Interscholastic Basketball tournament. Steubenville Central Catholic meets Mt Vernon St Vincent and Zanesville St Thomas faces Newark St Francis as Mt. Vernon St Vincent’s defends the crown with strong showings.
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Columbus
Steubenville Central Catholic
Mt Vernon St Vincent’s
Zanesville St. Thomas
Newark St. Francis
Mt. Vernon St. Vincent A
Stullwagon
Mt. Vernon
Columbus St. Mary’s
Victor
Columbus Holy Family
Portsmouth Central
Trenton
Overemphasis in athletics inspires youth idols
The piece argues that athletic heroes like Red Grange and Bobby Jones shape boyhood dreams, praising figures such as Zuppke and Brundage for promoting amateur sport. It notes seven lean years before Jones won majors and urges balanced ambition, warning against overglorifying sports idols while highlighting achievement and character.
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George Kirkley
United Press
Robert C Zuppke
Illinois
Diamond Rick
James Brothers
Old Sleuth
Nick Carter
Real America
al Capones
Arnold Rothsteins
Jack
Red Grange
Bobby Jones
Mickey Cochrane
Frank Wykes
Avery Brundage
The
Amateur Athletician
Chicago
Corst
Stagg
A. A
James
Shlom
Bobby
Jones
O. B. Keeler
Anish
Merton
Notre Dame
Wooster Cagers to Get Letters for Past Season
Ten Wooster College basketball players and two student managers will receive letters for the recent season. seniors include Capt Al Mer Couthe Ras Miller Paul Hudson Ralph Els Pat Talbot. juniors Wendell Howell Jim Courtney Bill Baxter. sophomores Wendell Howell Bob Bole Don Valket. senior managers Louis Williams Russell Fisher. Class numerals go to eleven freshmen: Robert Sekerak John Frost Walter Ramsey Wooster Arthur Cruikshank Donald Hamilton Richard McCusker Ralph Cooley Charles Tower Donald Bunting Willard Nussbaum Clinton Gattshall.
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Wooster College
Emm
Mose Hole
Zeniors
Hole
al Mer Couthe
Lorain
Ras Miller
Ashland
Paul Hudson
Siliconevile
Ralph Els
Nelsonvile
Pat Talbot
Wooster
Jim Courtney
Mansfield
Bill Baxter
Trenton
N J
Wendell Howell
Nelsonvitle
Bob Bole
Don Vaik‘let
Charles Tower
Springborn
Donald Bunting
Bedford Willard Nussbaum
Dalton
Clinton Gattshall
Creston
Wykoff Victory Quotation Reflects Literature’s Effect
A fragmentary remark suggests Wykoff’s win and discusses literature’s impact on the individual, pairing mind and body. The text emphasizes personal experience as the measure of value and hints at overemphasized romantic defenses.
Wrestlers welcomed from other sports in grappling boom
George Godfrey once known as Black Shadow dives into wrestling joining Joe Bavoldi and other ex gridiron stars drawn by big mat purses. The trend shows athletes crossing sports as grapplers age into their prime, with wrestling offering a fresh career well past traditional retirement ages.
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Jack Lords
Central Press
George Godfrey
Godfrey
Joe Bavoldi
Notre Dame
High School Track Stars Prep For Ohio State Meet
High school athletes from 57 schools, about 1304 entrants, prepare for the first official indoor state meet at Cleveland Public Hall. The Cleveland Athletic Club sponsors events including sprints, hurdles, relays, long-distance runs, high jump, shot put, and pole vault with strong showings from Cathedral Latin, Lakewood, East Tech, Cleveland Heights, and Columbus Central.
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Oho
Public Hall
Clevland
Ward 21
Cleveland Athletic Club
Cleveland
ofOhio High Schoo
Hilo
Cleveland Public Hall
Norther
Columbus East
East
Ard
Lakewood
Warrén
Blanke
Frank White
Cathedral Latin
Charles Murphy Heart
Owens
Copeland
Clevelaand East Tech
Deck
Miller
Salem High School
Western Reserve Gymnasium
Central
Collingwood
East Tech
Garfield
Glenville
John Adams
John Hay
John Marshall
Lincoln
Shaw
West
West Tech
Columbus
da ¥Ton
Oakwood
Raosevelt
Canton McKinley
Erie
Academy
Akron Central
Ashtabula
Berea
Bedford
Bucyrus
Cleveland Heights
Conneaut
Dover
Elyria
Painesville
Harvey
Manafield
Salem
Sandusky
Shaker Heights
Toledo
Scott
Avon
Avon Lake
Aurora
Enchad Village
Brush
Chagrin Falls
Hiram
Leavittsburgh
Louisville
South Hudd
Mayfield
Milan
Mentor
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Olmstead
Orange
Parma
Powell
Rocky River
Sea
Loughran Defeats Schaaf in Madison Square Garden Bout
Philadelphia challenger Tommy Loughran defeats Ernest Schaaf by a unanimous decision at Madison Square Garden to move closer to a shot at the American heavyweight title held by Jack Sharkey. Schaaf’s late rounds improved as the bout progressed, but Loughran dominated with a sharp left to the face and early aggression. Schaaf weighed 1290 pounds and Loughran 182.5.
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New York
Apu
Tommy Loughran
Philadelphia
Wiliam Muldoon
Jack Sharkey
Boston
Loughran
Ernest Schaaf
Madison Square Garden
Sharkey
Schaaf
Thomas
Ernest
Calfornia Poll-Parrot
Max Adelbert Baer
Logal Pin Smashers in AB C Tourney
Elyria bowlers Johnny Banick and George Bohn will compete in the AB C tournament in Buffalo, rolling both doubles and singles after traveling Monday night. Ed Wilcox, Skipper Hepebrand, and Ulmer Donnelly also enter under Lorain, with Wilcox on Golden Orange Crush and Hepebrand and Donnelly in doubles and singles plus their five man team.
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Johnny Banick
George Bohn
Elyria
Buffalo
Lorain
Ed Wilcon
Hepebrand
Ulmer Donnelly
Wilcox
Golden Orange Crush
Donnelly
Nielsen Javeler Fia
Hopebrand
Harry Nielson
Windsor Edges Cleveland in 5-4 Hockey Thriller
Windsor Bulldogs rallied from behind three times to beat the Cleveland Indians 5-4 in Windsor Ontario. Gray and Young led Cleveland with early goals, Roche scored twice for Windsor including the winner, Lever assisted on the decisive goal, and Dunning was sidelined in the final period as Windsor triumphed.
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Ont
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Young
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Leter
Cleveland
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Smith
Duguid
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Lever
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Williama Robinson
Clark
McBride
Brophy
Frena Windsor
Phillips
Duncan
Hugging
Persod
Arbour
McFarlane
Briden
Bellemer
Dugald
Duoning
Hugesids
Elyria Leads In Triangular Indoor Track Meet
Elyria High School dominated a three way indoor track meet at Elyria High Gym against Lorain and Avon. Elyria athletes Carlson Lamberton Boyson Triplett led scorers while House Hall paced sprint events. Lamberton won the mile, Hardy edged Coley in the shot put, and Novotny placed third.
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Elyria
Lorain
Avon
Elyria High
Carlson
Lamberton
Boyson
Triplett
Flasner Donnegan
Whiteman
House and Hall
Hardy
Coley
Novotny
Lorain High advances to district semi finals after win
Lorain High beat Salem High 24 22 to reach the district semi finals in Akron. Busich and Pincura tied the game with long range shots before Lerah tied and scored the winning basket. Garfield Heights was eliminated by C arton McKinley High 35 21 in opening round.
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Akron
Lorain High
Salem High
Salem
Busich
Pincura
Lerah
Suth
Garfield Heights
Levahn
Carton McKinley High
Kron West
Akron North
North
Cantor McKinley
Lorain
Akron West
Columbus
Werh
Stars Gather For Illinois Relays Today
CHAMPAIGN Ill March 14 CP The greatest collection of track and field stars of the indoor season gathered here for the fourteenth annual University of Illinois Relay Carnival. About 700 athletes from 58 schools will compete in eight relay races ten special events and the all around championship of seven events. The main events start tonight after afternoon preliminaries with Pennsylvanias Barney Berlinger entered as a repeat all around champion. Other stars include Eddie Tol an Lea Sentman Ray Putnam Edward Gordon Verne McDermott Jemmy Behr and Johnny OBrien among many others.
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Champaign
Ill
University Oflinois
Big Ten
Big Six
Missouri Valley
Pennsylvania
New Mexico
Barney Berlinger
Berlinger
Eddie Tolan
Michigan
Lea Sentman
Illinois
Ray Putnam
Town
Edward Gordon
Verne McDermott
Jemmy Behr
Johnny O'Brien
Opening Round Play To Begin On Tuesday With Three Tilts
Lorain County Class A tournament opens Tuesday March 17 with three first round games at Oberlin School of Commerce and three more Wednesday. matchups include Oberlin foes Eaton Independents Elyria Hungarian Reforms Henrietta Grange and Lorain Knights of St John Brownhelm Stokes Markets. Strong Lorain Elyria Oberlin teams lead Class A entries with several others from the county, Class B and C pairs to be announced Monday.
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Lorain County
Oberlin School of Commerce
Eaton Independents
Elyria Hungarian Reforms
Henrietta Grange
Lorain Knights of St. John
Brownhelm
Elyria
Lorain
Oberlin
Eaton
Henrietta
Bronsheim
Bob Moore
Wednesda
Exhibition notes from early 1931 baseball camps
Notes from multiple spring training sites report rookies and veterans in form and facing injuries with teams like St Louis, Cincinnati, Cleveland, Brooklyn, Philadelphia, Washington, and others preparing for the season. Arm soreness, poor conditioning, and salary standstills mix with prospects and lineup hints as camps continue.
Bowling Green and Oberlin Open Indoor Track Season
Bowling Green State College opened its indoor track season here today in a dual meet with Oberlin. Bowling Green fields a veteran squad. The article notes military history trivia about U S Army uniforms and service stripes.
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Bowling Green
Oberlin
Bowling Green State College
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