Bowling elites converge for 2nd ABC tournament kickoff
Elyria prepares Friday for the 2nd American Bowling Congress event with top tenpin teams from New York joining the national field. Notables include Joe Falcaiu, famed New York champion, on the Falcaiu squad and Andy Vartpapa, a noted Italian bowler, on the Capitol team. Local entrant East Tech meets state champion rivals in Friday action.
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Elyria
East Tech
Nol Mels
New York
Flushing
Joe Falcaiu
Andy Vartpapa
Capitol
St Agnes Team Takes Second in Church League
The St Agnes team finished second in the senior Church basketball league after a 62-21 win over St Marys. Elbert led the West Siders with 12 points, Wentz added 12, while Haat Ferons led losers with seven. The Church of Christ won the title with seven wins and one defeat, followed by St Agnes second with five wins. Other top teams and tournament details are noted.
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COPS
West Siders
Trim St. Mary’s
Church of Christ
Pr Aeucs
Deisnely
St Mary's
Elbert
West
Siders
Fiyin Wentz
Haat
Ferons
Church of Chine Qnint
Joe Saith
Tom Sinith
Agnes
Elyria High to Meet East Tech in Cleveland Dual
Elyria High tracksters under coach W L Vaughn select a strong squad to face defending state champion East Tech of Cleveland in a dual meet at East Tech gym. Notables include Jesse Owens and veterans Shapiro Lyons Stutz. The meet starts at 4 PM as a tune up before the Public Hall event on March 25.
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Lyons
Stutz
Triplett
Hill
Brown Vanek
Metcalf
Novotny
Murkowski
Doane
East Tech Silyers
The
Crimson
Vaughn
Harry Shapiro
Ken Lyons
Joe Stutz
Bill Triplett
Jack Brown
Tommy Doane
George Novotny
Vanek
Frank Murkowski
Lenny Hill
Bob Belter
Ferrell and Hudlin Absent From Indians Camp
Wes Ferrell and Wil Hudlin remained missing from the Indians camp as Cleveland met the New Orleans Pelicans in an exhibition game at Heinemann Park in New Orleans.
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New Orllans
Wes Ferrell
Wille Hudiim
Cleveland Indians
New Orleans
Heinemann Park
DeMolays Sweep Elyrians in Doubleheader
Elyria DeMolays beat the Elyrians 22 to 19 in game one at Gates School gym with Baker scoring seven. In the nightcap the DeMolays won 23 to 18 as Harper led with seven points and Shushin topped Elyrians with three. The wins boost preparation for the State DeMolay Tournament in Cleveland on March 24.
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Cleveland
Elyria
Elyrians
Gates School
Baker
R. Fer
Harper
Shush- In
Cubs and Stars Win Spring Exhibitions in Lopsided Games
In Los Angeles and West Los Angeles exhibitions, the Chicago Cubs beat the White Sox 13 to 7 with Kiki Curler driving four hits including a homer and a double. English also homered. Mule Haas and Al Simmons led the Sox offense. The Hollywood Stars overwhelmed the New York Giants 13 to 0 as Harry Burke cleared the bases with a five run inner highlight.
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United Press
LOS Angeles
Chicago Cubs
Chicago White Sox
Paul Gregory
Johnnoy Wilson
Chad Kimsey
Cub
Kiki Curler
English
Mule Haas
al Simmers
Hollywood Stars
New York Giants
Harry Burke
Bill Terry
Ray Jacobs
Harry Danning
Tigers Set First Spring Lineup Test Versus Texas
Detroit Tigers manager Buckey Harris plans a first test of the 19 season lineup against the University of Texas in Austin. Davis anchors first base with Gehringer at second, Greenberg at third, Walker in center, Desautel catching, and Fox in left field.
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Tex
Detroit Tiger
Buckey Harries
Austin
University of Texas
Davis
Owen
Gehringer
Walker
Stonerf
Fox
Ef. Greenberg
Rievers
Desautel
Pirates tie Oakland 5 2 as Suhr stars on offense
In Oakland the Pittsburgh Pirates scored four runs in the third inning to beat the A's 5 2 in the final game of a three game set. Suhr led the Pirates with two of seven hits while McAvoy yielded the winning markers. The Pirates head to San Jose for a game with Portland.
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Pittsburgh Pirates
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Pirates
San Jose
Portland
Central Ohio Association Cuts Golf Fees to Raise Membersh p
The Central Ohio Golf Association plans to reduce club dues this year to expand membership. Officers announced the decision at a Columbus meeting on Wednesday March 16.
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Ohio
Ass’n
Columbus
Golf Club
Central Ohio Golf Association
White Sox Manager Promotes Squash for Footspeed
Lew Fonseca Chicago White Sox manager played squash this winter to regain footspeed and urges ball players to take up the sport as a socially correct activity.
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Lew Fonseca
Chicago White Sox
Lew Gars
East Tech to compete at Mansfield Relays in spring meet
Cleveland East Tech, undefeated in indoor meets this winter, plans to enter the Mansfield Relays the state’s largest schoolboy track carnival. Coach Ed Weil says East Tech will participate in leading events, with Jesse Owens expected to star in broad jump high jump and sprints. The team previously won the state and Mansfield titles last spring.
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Cleveland
East Tech
Harry Mehock
Ed Weil
Jesse Owens
Harvard Wins Amherst Girls All Star Game
Harvard defeated Cornell 27 to 25 in the Amherst High School girls all star game. Esther Kreeger led scoring for Harvard with eight field goals and 19 points total.
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Amherst
Cornell
Amherst High School
Esther Kreeger
Bell's Conqueror Opposes Sutter in Indoor Tennis
In New York on March 16, seven seeds survived to the National Indoor Tennis Championships quarter finals at the Seventh Armory. Unseeded Dr. Lawrence Kurzrok upset Berkeley Bell and meets Clifford Sutter of New Orleans, while seed No. 2 Sutter eyes an engaging match. Francis Shields of New York faces George Lott Jr. of Chicago as the remaining seeds advance.
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Lawrence Kurzrok
Berkeley Bell
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Sutter
New Orleans
Kurzrok
Bell
Francis X. Shields
George M. Lott
Chicago
Shields
Lott
Gregory Mangin
Newark
Eugene McCauliff
Sidney B Wood
J. Gilbert Hall
South Orange
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Eagles and Knights of Columbus Bowling Match Tonight
The Eagles aim to tie for first place in the City League by beating the Knights of Columbus in a three game series. The Guerin Pretzels lead the standings, and a tie would require the Eagles to sweep their Lodgemen opponent, which seems unlikely. The Chronicle Telegram Elks match scheduled for tonight has been postponed.
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Knights of Columbus
K of Calleys
Guerin Pretzels
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Lodgemen
Chronicle - Telegram-Elks
Seven Olympic Brilliants Join Trojan Track Squad
Southern California boasts seven Olympic stars including Duncan McNaughton Bob Van Osdel Simeon Toribio and Bill Graber among others as USC fields a 1935 track squad. The roster spans United States Austria Japan Canada and the Philippines with the Trojans already strong and strengthened by foreign talent.
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Cal
Marehto
Southern California
Troy
Duncan McNaughton
Canada
Bob van Osdel
Simeon Toribio
McNaughton
Toribio
Los Angeles
Bill Graber
L. A
Mains
Io Senool
Felix Rinner
Edgar Ablewich
Austria
Tay Gon
Nippon
United States
Japan
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Philippines
Trojans
Chicago Quint Captures E. H. S. Intramural Title
Chicago won the Elyria High intramural championship by defeating favored Illinois 21 to 13 in the final. Mason led scoring with 12 points on four field goals and four fouls, while Pruski added seven. Thompson topped Illinois with seven points.
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Chicago
Elyria High School
Walloping
Illinois Quint
Mason
Pruski
Illinois
Vardon predicts British win in Ryder Cup clash
London March 16 Harry Vardon the record Open champion foresees Great Britain beating the United States in the Ryder Cup at Southport this June He believes 1933 will be a great golf year and hints he may compete again at St Andrews though the event favors a younger generation America fields a strong team but Vardon expects Britain to erase Scioto defeat and restore prestige
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Harry Vardon
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United States
Southport
Vardon
St. Andrews
America
Scioto
Stripp Fails To Come To Terms With Dodgers
Third baseman Joe Stripp, the Dodgers remaining holdout, objected to a $2,000 salary slash in his 1938 contract. After a session with Treasurer Joe Gilleaudeau, Stripp said progress was made but hinted he might leave camp tonight if no agreement is reached.
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Fla
Joe Stripp
Brooklyn Dodgers
Stis
Joe Gilleaudeau
Stripp
Dodgers
Ping-Pong Night Cards Professional Men Face All-Stars
The Professional Men meet the All-Stars while the Aces play the Haserodt Jesel ers in Cherry Ridge Ping-Pong League action tonight.
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Aces
Haserodt Jeselers
Cherry Ridge
Gadomski Versus Skorke Featured In Lorain Amateur Card
Lorain hosts an amateur boxing card at Hotel Anders with Tony Skorke meeting Gadomski in the feature bout. Skorke, a rising Elyria featherweight, aims to rebound after a knockout loss to Andy Korchak of Rocky River A C. The card, promoted by Pete Flontek for Lorain Newsday A A., includes twelve bouts with other Elyrians Art Booth, John Pawlikowski, Jim Lasky, and Bill Gutensohn.
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Andy Korchak
Rocky River A. C
Tony Skorke
Elyria
Pete Gadomski
Anders Gadomski
Skorke
Blyran
Lorain Newsday A A
Pete Flontek
Elvrians
Art Booth
John Pawlikowski
Jim Lasky
Bill Gutensohn
Wrestling Results From New York and Other Cities
A compilation of wrestling outcomes across cities including New York Boston Worcester St Louis and others. Notable results feature Shikat Roebuck Mazurki Geicesaltz Kirschmeyer Cordolano Grant Webb Riley McMillan Tolmios Kotsonaros Skarda Chris ty Graber Fraley and Duseh with draws and defeats across multiple weight classes and venues.
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Dick Shikat
Philadelphia
Tiny Roebuck
Oklahoma
Mike Mazurki
Drew
Alphonse Geicesaltz
Canada
Roland Kirschmeyer
Tona
Sam Cordolano
Ita
al Grant
Charley Webb
Brookisa
Jack Riley
Illinois
Century Millstead
New Haven
Los Angeles
Jim McMillen
Tilmois
Joe Savoldi
Michigan
Oh Shikina
Angelo
Henrietta Team Heads to Columbus for State Final
Henrietta High School from Lorain County departs for Columbus to face Coventry of Summit County in the opening Class B state scholastic final tomorrow at 1 PM. Coach John Salisbury fields Pete Gulgin Dan Kinsley at forwards Bob Hostettler center and guards Lowell and Willis Wasem.
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Lorain County
Columbus
Coventry
Summit County
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Salisbury
Pete Gulgin
Dan Kinsley
Bob Hostettler
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Willis
Columbus East Quint Favored to Reach Finals
Columbus East, joined by Springfield, is favored to reach the Ohio Scholastic Basketball Tournament finals. East defeated Westerville Newark and Lancaster by wide margins, faces Toledo Scott in the state round. East High, coached by Ralph Webster, won 19 of 21 games and claimed the city title this season.
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Toledo
Scott
Carl Meisner
Cardinals Surplus of Left-Handed First Basemen
The St. Louis Cardinals report a surplus of high quality first basemen. Chief scout Gabby Street will rely on Jim Collins while Pat Canford and outfielder Orsatti compete. Young prospect Jaris Barton, assigned to the Roches club, is described as a red hot minor leaguer. All five noted left-handers include Bottomley Collins Crawford Orsatti and Barton.
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St. Louis Cardinals
Cardinals
James Leroy
Jim” Bottomley
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Ciprinant
Reds
Gabby Street
Sam Breader
Street
Jim Collins
Pat Canford
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Collins
Re Orsatti
Eleanor Holm Escapes Earthquake in Hollywood Tour
Miss Eleanor Holm renowned swimmer and rising film star escaped the recent Hollywood quake while visiting Brooklyn with her mother.
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Eleanor Holm
Hollywood
Miller Faces Lyle in Barberton Main Bout on Monday
Johnny Miller meets Mickey Lyle of Barberton in a six round main event at the Columbia Chemical Clubhouse Bar berton. The fifth Miller Lyle encounter features Lyle with one win by decision and three draws. Charley White of Lorain also appears, aiming for the semi final against Buddy Scratchings of Akron in six rounds.
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Mike Poherence
Mickey Lyle
Barberton
Miller
Lyle
Charley White
Lorain
Buddy Scratchings
Akron
Columbia Chemical
Vines Gains Weight After Australia Tour
National tennis champion Vines Blisworth Vines is heavier after a strenuous tour of Australia. He gained 15 pounds despite the tough competition in the Antipodes.
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Blisworth Vines
Australia
Antipodes
Wagner Praises Vaughan as NL's top shortstop hopeful
Pittsburgh coach Hans Wagner hails Floyd Vaughan as a potential greatest NL shortstop this year. He asserts Vaughan has nearly every attribute needed to excel and prove the league's best.
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Vaughan
Floyd Vaughan
Hans Wagner
Pittsburgh
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