41-Speeds Defeat Pretzels Win City League Crown
A packed high school gym saw the Sophomore team beat the Faculty 35-31 to clinch the City League crown as part of a double bill. In the girls’ game the White team beat the Reds 25-18 led by Rosetta Dyer who scored 16 points. Dave Eaton led the Sophomores with 13 points, Clymer and Madhock each had nine.
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Big Dave" Eaton
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Poterman Saree
Ate
Bannon
Sears
Wilsoi
Feta
Rieferee
Miss M. Beck
Oberlin
Shields Lott Win 3rd Round Net Matches
In New York at the National Indoor Championships Shields and Lott advanced, defeating Bowman and Mangin respectively. Seeds Wood, Hall, Bell, and McCall also won, with Lott and Shields set to meet Toussaint and Anderson in doubles as first round results continue.
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Lott
New York
Joy
Storg
Ancis X. Shields
A York
George M. Lott
Chicago
John Hi
Pittan
Yale
Herbert L. Bowman
Aw York
Gregory
Mangin
Newark
Albert Law
Clifford Sutter
An Orleans
Julius Selizson
New Srk
Sidney B. Wood,Jr
J. Gilbert Hall
Berkey Bell
Eugene McCall
Tee
Ivanced
Shields
J. Toussaint
Charles Anderson
Bre
Wood
Edward Burns
Sutter Id McCauliff
Bell
Dick Covgton
Asheville
N. C
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Burns
A. ". Swayze
K. Underwood
Sutter Ad MecCauliff
J. Courtey
T. W. Raymond
Spring training notes from various camps spread across the South
Reports from multiple camps detail exhibition game outcomes and injuries. Hubbell's performance for the Giants boosts a 9 7 win over the Cubs, while Babe Herman and Lieber homer. Jolley dislocates a shoulder and is sidelined for days. Johnson set for two innings in Tampa as Reds host Athletics amid a civic welcome.
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Fla
Siohnson
Cincinnati
Athletics
Reds
Elyria Rifle Club Holds Regular Weekly Shoot Scores
The Elyria Rifle Club held their regular weekly shoot last evening with listed scores.
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Elyria Rifle Club
Ryan Football and Baseball Star Gains Noted Fame
Ryan, known as Blondy, was a versatile athlete from New York who starred at football and baseball. He once delivered a notable 62 yard forward pass against Harvard and played as a rookie shortstop in baseball.
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Ohn
Blondy
New York
Harvard
Reforms To Play At Wellington Thursday
Wellington Ohio reports Pfaff and Morris crew from Wellington defeated Mischka Dry Cleaners of Amherst 36 to 30 with Braun and McCormack top scoring. On Thursday Wellington hosts Elyria Hungarian Reforms with the Merchanettes and the Reform girls in preliminary action at 7 39.
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Mischka Dry Cleaners
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Mat Results Across Cities Show Varied Outcomes
In New York Jim Browning of Missouri defeated Jack Washburn to retain the title. Sam Stein and Leo Pinetzki both claimed wins, while Paul Boesch beat Tiny Roebuck and Sid Westrich edged Andy Zaharoff. Oklahoma’s Joe Malcewlez toppled Lilo Nardi. In Havana Gus Sonnenberg defeated Nick Lutze two falls to one. Reading saw Steele, Daviscourt, Kampfer, Plummer, Berger, Blackstone, and De Vito win or draw bouts. Brockton featured McGill defeating Buck Weaver with Hanson and Demetroff posting wins and a draw between Russell and Linneman.
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Missouri
Jack Washburn
Boxton
Sam Stein
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Drew
Leo Pinetzki
Poland
Paul Boesch
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Andy Zaharoff
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Buffalo
Frank Speers
Joe Malcewlez
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Boston
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Reading
Ray Steele
California
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Chicago
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Germany
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Martin Blackstone
Tulsa
Okla
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St. Louis
Brockton
Mass
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Nebraska
Buck Weaver
Charles Hanson
Sweden
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Bob. Russell
Newport
R. T
George Linneman
Wayland
Play Concluding Games In Church League Tonight
The M. C. A. Senior Church basketball league closes with two games at 7:30 and 8. The Church of Christ, champion, faces First Congregational in the opener. St Mary’s meets St Agnes in the nightcap to decide second place with each side at 5–3.
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St. Agnes
Pretzels Edge Service Team In Pin Match In City Bowing
In a close City Bowling League showdown the Guerin Pretzels beat the Clark's Service team by nine pins as all three games stayed tight. Johnny Carpenter led Service with a 622 series including 216 games, while Ed Wilcox totaled 601 with a 226 high. The Eagles Knights of Columbus match was postponed and will be bowled Thursday.
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DeMolays Hold Evening Basketball Practice
The DeMolays basketball team will practice tonight at Gates gym at 7 o'clock. All players are asked to be on hand.
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New York Poll Sets Babe Ruth Salary at 48700 For 1933
In a Salvation Army survey of 2000 Gold Dust Lodge jobless residents Ruth’s 1933 pay is estimated at 48700 dollars, far below Colonel Ruppert’s 60000 offer but far above some voters who want him to earn all he can. Some ballots mock the player with extreme amounts.
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Salvation Army
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Ruth
Babe
Andrew Carnegie
Colonel Ruppert
Lou Gehrig
Tom Mix
Asa
Schoolboy Rowe Emerges as Tiger Prospect in San Antonio
Lynwood Rowe, the 6'4\" rookie pitcher known as Schoolboy, is vying for a Detroit Tigers roster spot in 1932. At Beaumont last season he won 19 and lost 7 with a 2.34 ERA. Born Jan 11 1912 in Waco Texas, he now lives in El Dorado Arkansas and could play first base or outfield if pitched.
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Tex
Tiger
Bengal
Beaumont
Rowe
Arkansas
Waco
el Dorado
Ark
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Orlin Collier
Izzy Goldstein
Luke Hamlin
Art Herring
Charley Marrow
Frank Nekola
Frank Reiber
Johnny Pasek
Henry Greenberg
Ervin Fox
Carnera Injured In Automobile Accident
Primo Carnera suffered minor head injuries when a car overturned after a burst tire near Casarsa Italy. The chauffeur was severely injured but Carnera helped the driver and drove the car to a hospital. The heavyweight title challenger was riding in the car at the time.
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Italy
UPI
Primo Carnera
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Casaraa
Roofers Defeat Coals 30 to 20 in Amherst contest
Amherst Ohio March 15 The Nabakowski Roofers beat the Ebinger Coals 30 20 at home paced by Doyle Hutton and Al Sharp who recently joined from the Olsons Giants. Bill Guild led scoring with five field goals and seven fouls for 17 points. The win evened the series after the Coals won the first meeting.
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Doyle Hutton
al Sharp
Nabakowski
Ebinger
Schmeling Baer Bout Set for June First in New York
Boxing world awaits two major heavyweight showdowns in New York with Sharkey Carnera tentatively set and Dempsey eyeing Schmeling Baer for June 1 at a Garden or alternative venue. Garden options hinge on weather and scheduling with May 18 under review. Dempsey plans charity gate proceeds and officials weigh clashes with Schmeling Baer timing.
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Boxing At the Garden
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Weather Bureau
New York
Calvary Cancer Hospital
Howard J. Flynn
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Schmeling-Baer
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Amherst Men Defeat Sablers Candies 40 17 for Class B Title
Amherst Business Men over Sablers Candies 40 to 17 in Amherst. Thomas scored 17 and Lange 12 for the winners while Krutch tallied five for the losers.
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Thomas
Lange
Krutch
Lo A Thomas
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Chug
Lach
Edwards & Sette
Werner
Hessler
Smith
Berger
Fight Results From United Press Across Cities
At Los Angeles Steve Hamas from Pennsylvania drew with Ramage of San Diego and beat Al Trusmans of San Diego on points. In Philadelphia Lew Massey of Philadelphia won by technical knockout over Phil Zwick of Cleveland. Paulie Walker of Trenton defeated Johnny Hayes of Philadelphia. In Duluth Angelo Puglisi knocked out Patsy Pollock, Chicago, and Fred Blox dge of Winnipeg stopped Battling Slim Ryan. Eagle River Wisconsin Mary Ruddy of Grand Forks, North Dakota won a decision. All fighters were middleweights.
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Steve Hamas
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the Ramage
San Diego
al Trusmans
Tommy Huffman
Long Beach
Philadelphia
Lew Massey
Phil Zwick
Cleveland
Paulie Walker
Trenton
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Johnny Hayes
Robertson's Clutch Buckets Clinch City League Title
Hi-Speed Gas defeats Guerin Pretzels 25 to 24 on a late shot by Dave Robertson securing a second straight City championship for the Corts and Kohn led team. Mel Gerhardinger scored nine for the Pretzels while Robertson added seven for Hi-Speeds. Elyria Hardwares beat Ohio Fuel Gas 18 to 13 to take second place.
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Ernie Braden
Guerin Pretzels
Dave Robertson
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Knights of Columbus Games Final Settle Track Feuds
Five personal track feuds will be settled tonight at Madison Square Garden in the indoor season finale. More than 16,000 fans are expected as rivals match up in the Columbian mile, the 60-yard dash, two-mile run, pentathlon, and high jump with Venzke aiming to beat his indoor mile record of 4 16.
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Madison Square Garden
Knights of Columbus
Garden
Gene Yenzke
Glenn Cunninghee
Emmett Toppino
Ralph Metcalfe
Joe McLuskey
Paul Kanaly
Jim Rausch
Barney Berlinger
George Spitz
Howard Spencer
Cunningham
Sturdy Kangan
Venzke
University of Pennsylvania
Hosket Chosen Cage Captain At Ohio State
Ohio State University’s basketball team has named Wilmer Hosket of Dayton captain for 1933 34 season. Hosket leads the season scoring and eight players earned letters. board approves non conference exhibitions at Marquette and Notre Dame for next season.
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Mrch
Ohio State University
Northwestern
Wilmer Hosket
Dayton
Hosket
Ohio State
Howard Mattison
Erie
Bill Beitner
Dover
Herb Brown
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Fred Conrad
Wooster
Lew Hinchman
Jack Wilson
Cleveland
Hasket
Ohio State Athletic Board
Marquette
Milwau
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South Bend
Pro Grid in L I Bowl May Hit Madison Square Garden
Report notes plans for a professional football team to use the Madison Square Garden outdoor arena in Long Island City next autumn if discussions finalize. The proposal envisions a high profile grid event in New York area facilities contingent on approval and arrangements.
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