Local Bowlers Win Inter-City Tourney Honors At Mansfeld
Ubria bowlers led by the Radio five of Elyria with 2793 total, followed by the Buick Bugs of Sandusky and Bill Williams of Mansfield. Vessier and Webber of Mansfield won doubles with 1201. Walters topped singles and Gassner of Tiffin led in all events. High score in one game went to Schenk of Newark with 257.
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Jordan
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Ellis, Mansfeld
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Intercollegiate sports and boxing events listed across many cities
The report catalogs a flurry of winter sports and tournaments from Jefferson Parish to Milwaukee. It notes intercollegiate championships in Columbus and Boston, wrestling in New York and boxing cards in Youngstown Minneapolis Duluth and Omaha, with training camps and hot news coloring the scene.
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Minneapolis
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Duluth
Billy Wells
Frankie Schoell
Omaha
Bates Gymnast Wesleyan Star Leads Ohio Meet
March 16. Ohio championship gym team from Columbus heads to the Western meet in the amnasium. Captain Allan is highlighted as the standout gymnast and likely point man for Ohio Wesleyan. Bates, long a university fixture, is listed among contenders with Bates and Allen titled as top performers amidst uncertain form and several schools entering strong lines.
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Twenty teams enter Lorain County cage tournament draw
Drawings for the Lorain County Class A basketball championships were held at the local YMCA. Twenty teams will compete in the opening round with two nights of preliminary games to reduce ten contests to semi finals.
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Lenglen Stuns Mallory in Straight Sets to Reach Semis
Suzanne Lenglen of France defeated Molla Mallory, the American champion, in the fourth round in straight sets without dropping a game. The match drew a large crowd despite officials pushing for a morning start, with extra seating erected overnight for spectators.
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Kine
Gustave
Sweden
Mary Garden
Boxing Card Delivers Draws and Decisions Across Cities
In Columbus Patterson and Daly fought 12 rounds to a draw. Tan ner defeated O’Keefe in Columbus by decision. Mischaud and Pehnandt had a four round draw. Ward beat Farthield in Brooklyn in a 12 round decision. Dempsey stopped by Baiting Chink in Chicago. Williams defeated Young in six rounds. Walsh beat Dennis in six.
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Waldo Patterson
Pat Daly
Cincinnati
Buddy Tanner
Johnny O'Keefe
Battling Mischaud
Eddie Pehnandt
Brooklyn
Gesr
Ee Ward
Elizabeth
Soldier Farthield
New York
Chicago
Baiting Chink
Bud Dempsey
Battig Williams
Jabber Young
Eddie Walsh
Jimmy Dennis
Oberlin High fields strong track team this spring
Oberlin High school plans a potent track squad with five star athletes including Dixon the javelin record holder, Burton a sprint candidate, Daniels in distance events, and Richardson a former Big Seven point winner. The team will target the Little Big Seven meet and a Columbus meet on May 26 with trials already set against Norwalk Lakewood Case and Columbus.
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Dust
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Case School
Colum
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Oberlin High School
Columbus
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Indians Triumph In Interleague Exhibition 10 to 2
The Cleveland Americans defeated the Cincinnati Nationals 10 to 2 in an interleague exhibition in Orlando. The game stayed tight until the ninth when Cleveland exploded for six runs off Catug Keck.
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Fla
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Cincinnati Nationals
Indians
Catug Keck
President Harding Proclaims National Forest Protection Week
Washington March 16. President Harding signed an executive proclamation naming April 22 to 28 as national forest protection week. The proclamation was announced at the White House today.
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