Elyria Red Raiders Defeat Girard 33 24 to Reach District Semis
Elyria High’s Red Raiders used a third quarter burst to pull away from Girard 33 24 in the Northeastern Ohio district tournament at Akron Goodyear gym. Joe Scott and Dick Urig led with 17 and 10 points as Elyria improved to twelve straight wins and prepared to face Akron Central.
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Cleveland Cathedral Latin
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Dick Urig
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Hi Speeds and Bus Quintets Lead Cage Card Night
Hi Speeds Gas, three time city champions, face Greyhound Bus Lines of Cleveland in the main game at Elyria High School gym. Steel and Tubes teams meet with Cleveland’s Steel and Tubes, while Somers Insurance meets Akron Rangers. Eddie Charlillo headlines the Bus Line squad. Greyhounds beat Somers 54 42 earlier. Curtain at 7:30 p.m. features Somers Insurance vs Akron Rangers as a lead-in.
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Canzoneri Faces Woods in Chicago Bout
Tony Canzoneri and Chuck Woods clash at Chicago Stadium before 15 000 fans in a key lightweight bout. Woods beat Canzoneri in Detroit two weeks earlier. a decisive win would keep Canzoneri as a leading challenger for Barney Ross's lightweight title.
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New Jersey Heavyweight Hamas Recovers in Berlin
In Berlin on March 15 Steve Hamas, the New Jersey heavyweight, recuperates from Sundar's nine round technical knockout. He is advised by Dr Ferdinand Sauerbruch, famed physician to President Hindenburg, to enter a sanatorium but plans to rest a few days then travel to Paris and home.
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Rothgers Motors Edge Krugman Transfers in League Play
Rothger Motors defeated Krugman Transfers two games to one in a John’s Lutheran League bowling match. Jantz rolled 506 for a high series and 181 for a single game as the standout.
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Woods and Davidson Set for Rialto Wrestling Show
Promoter Dan Morris features Joe Woods against Harold Leatherneck Davidson in the main event at Rialto Theatre. The card includes Martonio Angelo versus Al Ventiers and a two hour two fall format. Angelo’s clash with Ventiers promises a tough bout, while Woods holds a no-fall loss record here. Show starts at 8:30 with a local talent opener.
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Falcaros Exhibition at RK of C Cancelled
Joe Falcaro noted New York bowler, scheduled for next Tuesday at the Knights of Columbus hall, will be unable to appear. Russ Moran, manager of the local slides, announced the cancellation with a possibility of a later appearance.
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Joe Falcaro
New York
Playing Managers Pie Traynor Guides Pirates to Contender Status
The profile traces Pie Traynor from a Birmingham farm team call up to Pirates third baseman and de facto manager under Bill McKechnie. It covers his rise, key trades that strengthened pitching, World Series appearances in 1925 and 1927, a near career end in 1929, and his hobby of collecting discarded bats. Traynor, born November 11, 1899 in Framingham, Mass, is married to Eve Helmer and spends winters in Arlington, Massachusetts.
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Cincinnati
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Reform Needed in Boxing After Rialto Fight Controversy
The piece argues boxing needs remedies citing excessive rules and officiating. It notes a Rialto Theatre amateur bout where James Price was declared winner over Jesse Jeciaio in a clearly lopsided decision. It criticizes judges, officials, and boards for producing disputed verdicts and deterring fighters.
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Elyria High Crimson Raiders Reach District Playoffs
Elyria Highs Crimson basketball team advanced past the first district round by defeating Girard 33 to 24 in the Goodyear zym Akron opening. If they beat Akron Central tonight they would meet Akron West in the finals with top-seeded Yountstown Chaner as a favored challenger. The Raiders also pursue a win in tonight’s Central clash while boxing experts list the top light-heavyweights.
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Tournament Results From United Press Aboard Akron Area
Tournament results list multiple high school teams across Ohio venues with scores including Akron Central over Cleveland Cathedral Latin 22 to 16 and Columbus East 26 over Delaware 21. The results feature overtime notes and many city matchups while naming players and champions.
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Fundamentals of Bowling Etiquette lesson concludes
A 1935 guide emphasizes bowling etiquette as essential to game focus and teamwork. It lists unwritten rules: walk back after delivery, avoid interfering with neighbors, refrain from rushing or crowding, do not distract opponents, and keep banter appropriate during delivery.
Little Brown Jugs and Jackson Wall Papers Win City Pin Meet
In two of three Inter-City Coal Company matches last night the Little Brown Jugs gained a half game on pace setter Colson Company in the City Bowling League standings. Jackson Wall Papers swept Welsh Funeral Home to claim fourth place, while Jugs set a high three game total of 2,661 with Jaroch anchoring 617 for the three games and Traxler 601.
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Large Schools Dominate Class A District Play
Amherst Canton Township Mayfield and Waynesburg won opening Class B games in the Northeastern Ohio Sectional tournament. Amherst beat Suffield 31 22, Canton edged Edinburgh 20 18, Mayfield conquered Lowellville 33 29, Waynesburg defeated Mentor 33 29. Roy Haas led Amherst with nine points as Suffield led at halftime.
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Espinosa Sets World Golf Record in Mexico City
Mexico City report says Al Espinosa, pro at the Mexico City Country Club, carded 63 for 6800 yards to set a world golf record. Playing with ex president Abelardo Rodriguez, he had nine pars and nine birdies across 18 holes. Espinosa hails from Akron Ohio and previously won the Ohio Open in 1932 and 1933.
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