County Class B Amateur Cage Tournament Opens Tonight
Lorain hosts the County Class B bracket on the Y floor with seven Class A teams and twelve Class B squads entered for a three-division tournament. The schedule spans March 16 to March 27 featuring Elyria and Lorain clubs, Wartime style names, and finals for Classes A B and C.
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Lorain County
Elyria Hi-Speeds
Elyria Steel and Tubes
Elyria Somers Insurance
Elyria Mwardware
Lorain Knights of Pythias
Lorain Kline's
Lorain County Collegians
Avon Bantys
Lorain Litz Barbers
Flyria Hungarian Reforms
Oberlin Brown's Cleaners
Lorain Wryville
Elyria Worthington Dryleaners
Amherst
Lorain Methodists
Eaton
Elyria DeMolays
Elyria Hardware
Jooraim
Carera Stops Imp In Nine Round Bout At Garden
New York March 16 Primo Carnera defeated Ray Impelletti in nine rounds at Madison Square Garden. The bout drew 18,000 fans and 45,000 dollars in gate receipts. Carnera warned for fouls, showed power but failed to drop the marketable opponent, with Braddock or Lasky likely to meet him next.
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United Press
EW York
Primo Carnera
James J. Braddock
Art Lasky
Ray Impellettiere
Big Imp
Cold Spring
N. Y
Primo
Braddock
Lasky
Carnera
Madison Square Garden
Leaders Likely To Fall In A B C
Syracuse dispatch says leaders in the American Bowling Congress face a bump tonight as the first large group of out of town pinsters arrives. More than a score of cities will be represented including Highland Park Milwau kee Camden N J Saginaw Mich Bay City Mich Lansing Mich Buffalo N Y Cleveland Cincinnati and Columbus Ohio Edison Park Ill.
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Syracuse
XN. Y
American Bowling Congress
Highland Park
Mich
Milwaukee
Camden
N. J
Saginaw
Bay City
Allers
Exhibition Results By UNITED PRESS
United Press reports exhibition results with several matchups. St Louis National team defeated by New York National 2 to 0. St Louis Amateurs lost 15 to 19 against Albany International. Washington Amateurs beat Los Angeles Pel 14 to 5. Chicago Amateurs defeated by Boston Albany 3 to 19.
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New York
St. Louis
Boston
Albany
Washington
Los Angeles
Chicago
Wood seeks new record for Miss America X in Miami
Algonac Michigan March 16 Pi Gar Woods Miss America X is completely overhauled on its way to Miami for a new world speedboat record attempt. Venece Smith noted as media observer with focus on the speed run. The record cited is 124.86 miles per hour.
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Algonac
Mich
Pi—Gar Wood
Miami
Fla
Venece Smith
Bremke Pin Team Triumphs in Local Bowling Match
Bremke Motor Sales edged Young Feopies Society two games to one in a St. John's Lutheran Bowling League contest last night. C. Schreiber rolled a 301 series for high set and E. Broch posted a 211 high single.
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Bremke Motor Sales
Young Feopies Society
St. John’s Lutheran
C. Schreiber
E. Broch
Kentucky high school basketball semis set in Lexington
Danville faced Newport and St Navarro met Inez in the Kentucky state basketball championships semi finals in Lexington. Quarter final results listed include Danville 24 Thompkinsville 22 and Newport 2 Maraville 14. Calvert City 16 Inez 2 and Me Sterling 16, Inez 2%.
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Alexington
Danville
Newport
St. Navier
Ineza
Thompkinsville
Maraville
Me Sterling
Inez
Calvert City
Mangin Bell In Final Of Indoor Net Tournament
Gregory Mangin of Newark faces Berkeley Bell of New York in the National Indoor Tennis final after Mangin won 6-3 6-2 6-4 over J Gilbert Hall and Bell eliminated Julius Seligson 6-3 6-3 2-6 6-1. The doubles final pits Mangin Bell against Sidney Wood Jr and Dr Eugene McCauliff, with Wood/McCauliff defeating Kurzrok/Seligson.
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New York
Gregory Mangin
Newark
Berkeley Bell
Mangin
J. Gilbert Hall
South Orange
N. J
Bell
Julius Seligson
Sidney B. Wood, Jr
Eugene McCauliff
Hall
Frank Bowden
Wood
Dr. McCauliff
Lawrence Kurzrok
Sellgson
Dayton Quint Beaten in Ohio Scholastic Final
Dayton Roosevelt, 1934 Class A champion, fell 36 to 30 to Dayton Stivers in the southwestern district finals. Stivers, eight time state titlist, meets Cincinnati Woodward for the district crown as eight Class A and eight Class B teams advance to next week's state finals. Waterloo and Akron figure prominently in Class B and district listings across the state.
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Ralph Teatsorth
United Press
Olumbus
Ohio
Dayton Roosevelt
Dayton
Waterloo High School
Lawrence County
Waterloo
Wonders
South Webster
Scflotoville
Elyria High Track Squad Heads to Indoor Finals
Elyria High tracksters wrapped up indoor training and prepared to move to Ely Stadium Monday afternoon. Results from the indoor events will be published Monday as part of the Indoor Inter-class meet. A tentative meet with Sandusky is planned for Saturday March 23 at Ely Stadium.
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Elyria High
Ely Stadium
W. L. Vaudin
Sandusky
Dundee and Risko Set 12 Round Bout For Title Shot
New York March 16 Vince Dundee of Baltimore and Eddie Risko of Syracuse NY must fight 12 rounds first to earn a middleweight title shot at Teddy Yates. The NYSAC notified them that the winner can meet the champion any time. Dundee's manager Max Waxman said they are ready to meet Risko and seek a promoter for the match.
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New York
Vince Dundee
Baltimore
Eddie Babe Risko
Syracuce
N. Y
Teddy Yates
Firet
New York State Athletic Commission
Max Waxman
Dundee
Riske
Ex Cleaners Notice Urges Softball Players Contact Manager
All members of last year's United Dry Cleaners softball team are asked to get in touch immediately with Manager George Smith at Smitty's Place, corner Broad and Vine, to join Amavathas court seven at the Waldorf Lager's venue, Smith reported.
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United Dry Cleaners
George Smith
Smitty’s Place
Playing Managers No 7 Wilson Is Home Town Idol
Central Press Sports Writer Jimmy Wilson becomes Phils manager after prior stint with the team and a prior incident with umpire Bill Klein. The Philadelphia product, 35, rebuilt pitching and mentored pitchers, aided by his local popularity and community involvement. Married with two children, he remains a fixture at home-town dinners and banquets.
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Central Press
Jimmy Wilson
The
Phils
Bill Klein
Philadelphia
Burt Shotton
Wilson
Shotton
Burt
Cardinal
Dean Brothers
Bethlehem
New Haven
Art Fletcher
Fletcher
Klem
Catfish
St. Louis
Jimmy
Phullie Phils
Chuck Klein
Cubs
Mize and Ventres Highlight Dodgers and Local Wrestling
Johnny Mize, slated for first base with the Brooklyn Dodgers, shone in the minor leagues last season batting .359 with Rochester. Lefty Clark eyes a comeback, while Al Ventres, the former middleweight champion, wins in Elyria as Gus Kallio looks on. In Akron district action, Wert defeats Central to push Cowboys toward a fifth straight state finals. Local high school squads and boxing prospects, including Joe Woods and Paul Pirrone, also feature in this rounded sports digest.
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Johnny Mize
Brooklyn Dodges
Rochester
Mize
George
Lefty Clark
Dodgers
Clark
al Ventres
Elyria
Martania
Ventres
Boston Sports Commission
Gus Kallio
Rallio
Akron Wert
Akron Central
Akron
Cowboys
Rusell J. Reichler
Witlenders
Goodyear Zym
Eiska High School
Cace
Crimeton
Soentesen
Bronzh
Crimson
Joe Woods
Walter Miller
Nate
Akron North and others dominate scattered Class A scores
United Press results from Akron and surrounding towns list Class A winners including Akron North 32 over Cleveland Brush 25 and Akron South 25, with multiple teams such as Canton McKinley and Elyrafe Akron West posting varied scores. The Athens and Columbus sections show numerous uneven results among many small programs amid a chaotic meet recap.
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Akron South
Canton McKinley
Akron Central
Elyrafe
Akron West
Youngstown
Unaner
Athens
Canzoneri Wins 10 Round Decision Over Woods
In Chicago Canzoneri defeats Chuck Woods in a 10 round decision at the Stadium before 9 000 fans. Promoters plan a potential April 12 bout with Lou Ambers to qualify a challenger for Barney Ross with a possible Max Baer exhibition. Canzoneri shows mastery but lack of youth and power is noted as he fights at 134 pounds to Woods 138.
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Chicago
Nate Lewis
Jim Mullen
Tony Canzoneri
New York
Lou Ambers
Herkimer
N. Y
Barney Ross
Canzoner
Chuck Woods
Detroit
Lewis
Mullen
Ambers
Max Baer
Woods
Canzoneri
al Singern
Wods Tok
Woods Defeats Davidson In Mat Headliner
In a Rialto Theatre wrestling card, Joe Woods defeated Harold Davidson in three falls. Davidson won the first fall with a grand slam, Woods answered to take the second and sealed the match with a short-arm scissors and body chancery. Al Ventres defeated Martonio Angelo in two straight falls with a Giant Swing and a final body slam, ending Angelo’s challenge after a chaotic finish.
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Harold (Leatherneck
Davidson
Martensio Angelo
Dan Morris
Rialto Theatre
Joe Woods
Angelo
al Ventres
Woods
United States Marine
Louisville
Davidson Grand
Harold
Joe
Martonio Angelo
Boston
Ventres
Styria
Martonsio
Frisco Bay
Morris
Johany LeComts
Don Brubaker
Ray Schnaak
Yarosz Must Defend Title Before Sept 9
Philadelphia report: Teddy Yarosz must defend the 190-pound title by September 9 as ruled by the State Athletic Commission. Commissioner Dr. William McCielland proposed the deadline due to Yarosz’s recent injury and return to training. The commission outlined tentative plans for an elimination tournament in the middleweight class to crown a challenger for the title. Potential contenders mentioned include Yahavi Rieko Yarosi Fracvk Brattagha Perrone Vance Dundee and Marty Simmons.
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Philadelphia
Teddy Yarosz
State Athletic Commission
Ihe
William G NcCielland
Pittsburgh
Varosz
Yahavi Rieko
Yarosi
Fracvk Brattagha
Eal Perrone
Vance Dundee
Marty, Simmons
Elyria Falls to Akron Central Quint in District Tourney
Elyria High Red Raiders were eliminated 31 20 in the Northeastern Ohio district tourney semi finals by Akron Central at Goodyear Gym. Central built an early lead, with Elyria tying late in the third, but Central outscored Elyria 15 2 in the final period to advance to tonight’s finals alongside three other Akron teams.
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Akron Central Quint
Gee Uerens
Elyria High
Red Raiders
Akron Goodyear
Rubber City
Akron
North
Cleveland Brush
South
Canton McKinley
West
Youngstown Chaney
Central
Columbus
Monzo
Suard
Harris
Akron Outfit
Meyer
Nix
Madock
Akron Cagers
Scott
Joe Scott
T. Harrie
Escescesee
Novickas
Gerber
Moyer
Coen
Cormteal
Rusp
Limpire
Steel And Tubes Triumph Over Cleveland Quintet 42-30
Elyria Steel and Tubes defeated Cleveland Steel and Tubes 42 to 30 in a rough game at the local high school. Joe Yarsa led the winners with 21 points while Lou Kausek scored for the visitors. Earlier, Akron Rangers beat Somers Insurance 43 to 26, and Greyhound Bus Line toppled Elyria Hi Speeds 42 to 27.
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Somers Insurance
Elyria Steel and Tubes
Steelmen
Cleveland Outfit
Bob Moore
Akron Rangers
Elyria Hi-Speeds
Greyhound Bus Line
Cleveland
Somerg Insurance
Rangers
Steel and Tubes
Cleveland Steel and Tubes
Big Lou Kausek
Hi-wpeed
Quint
Eddie Charlillo
Western Reserve
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Barkaces
Elna
Os Krause
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Char Hho
Banko
Hoeowiss
Seater
Esensone Keesler
G. F
Reforms Awarded B Loop Crown
The Hungarian Reforms were crowned champions of the B Loop after officials ruled that the Steel and Tubes, first half champs, lost their right to participate in the playoff when they moved to the A league. Bob Moore and W. Q. ifc- Cielan are named among the Reforms.
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Y. M. C. AL City Care Isargue
Bob Moore
W. Q. Ifc- Cielan
Steel and Tubes
O Entare
Hey
Managers Meeting for Cur Softball League at YMCA
All team managers are asked to attend a Monday evening meeting at the YMCA. The gathering aims to organize league play and discuss scheduling and rules.
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Cur
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