Outstanding Favorites In Ohio Class A Cage Finals
United Press reports a balanced field for the Ohio Scholastic Basketball Tournament with Newark and Massillon as early favorites in Class A. The Newark Massillon opener anchors a strong top bracket alongside Ashland and Hughes, while Marietta and Canton McKinley loom in the opposite section. Class B action features defending champ St Marys facing Amsterdam and other first round pairings as the field opens at the Fairgrounds Coliseum and Ohio State gym.
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United Press
Doane O
U. P
Ohio
Newark
Massillon
Cincinnati Elder
Akron South
Bridgeport
Findlay
Paul E. Brown
Ashland
McKinley
Middletown
Lima South
Akron
Warren
Dover
Perrysburg
Hamilton
Salem
Sandusky St. Mary's
St. Mary’s
Amsterdam
Enon
Fulton
Middleport
Union City
Ontario
Columbus
Danville
Fairgrounds
Ohio State
Wheels Lead City B Pin Race With Three Straight Wins
Wagon Wheels captured their third straight over Junior Order Mechanics to widen their City Class B lead to two games over Glen Rogers Motors. Moulton Candies beat Shell Petroleum two of three while Welsh Funeral Home swept Electro Alloys. Ted Ruth led with a 630 series and 230 high game for the Wheels.
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Glen Rogers Motors
West Side Cafe
Wagon Wheel Case
Motors
Moulton Candies
Shell Petroleum
Welsh Funeral Home
Wagon Wheels
Ted Ruth
The
Wheels
Wagon Wheel Cafe
Mahl
Warner
Ruth
Yarsa
Pees
Wa Ad
Als
Electro Alloys Etree
Firet
Americans Win Residual Prizes In Sweepstakes
In Dublin on March 16 residual prizes of 31 115 dollars and 3 500 each were drawn in the Irish Hospital sweepstakes tied to the grand national steeplechase. The drawing awarded minor prizes to American and Canadian ticket holders while the main equity will pay 16 winners 150 000 dollars, 16 others 75 000, and 16 more 50 900 pounds.
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Dublin
Irish Hospital
Farr Beats Foord to Earn Baer Title Shot in April
London news reports Tommy Farr retained the British Empire heavyweight title by outpointing Ben Foord over 15 rounds. Farr earned the right to challenge world champion Max Baer of California on April 15 after a late eighth round knockdown and a resilient performance as Foord mounted a strong comeback.
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London
Tommy Farr
Ben Foord
South Africa
Farr
Max Baer
California
Foord
Tata
Cmteine
Local high school and city league playoff chatter heats up
The city independent basketball crown is up for grabs on March 23 with Steel and Tubes facing either Ohio Fuel Gap or Broad Street Lunch on the Y floor. The Tubes earned their bid by winning the Industrial League title. Other notes mention Northwestern's baseball spring trip, Elyria High's drills, and college and pro figures stirring up plans, including Braddock aiming at Louis and Hoovers response in Miami.
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Steel
Ohio Fuel Gag
Broad Street Lunch
Northwestern University
Ror Crymer
Elyria High School
Akron High
Akron University
Goodyear
Firestone
Paul Bixler
University of Detroit
Akron
Tony Lonero
Ashland High School
W. F. Bohin
Lorain County
John Longley
Jimmy Braddock
J. Edgar Hoover
Miami
Braddock
Joe Louis
Hoover
Marshall Cassidy
New York Racing Commission
Hialeah Park
Florida
Elvira
George Bohn
Bohn
Yale
Steve O'Neill
New Orleans
Earl Whitehill
Indians
Sonja Henle
Iil Dazzie
Detroiters
Ee Fewis
Tris Speaker
Tyrone
Cea Eines
Babe Red
Boston Sox
Boston Nationals
Pre Tournament Jettings See Brothers Face Off in B Bracket
In the Class B bracket Lucasville and Lockland survive two rounds and set up a brother against brother semifinal. Lucasville is coached by Norman C. Roettger, Wilmington College graduate, with Lockland led by Herald L. Roettger, Findley College alum. The Wan ner s d alls Gail T. and W. W. coached by brothers at Zanesville and Akron East, with earlier meetings in 1926 and 1930.
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Lucasville
Lockland
Norman C. Roettger
Wilmington College
Herald L
Findley College
Vannordsdalls
Gail T
W. W
Zanesville
Akron East
Wannersdalls
Gail
Giants Reds Deny Deal In Exhibition Talks
In St Petersburg on March 16 the New York Giants met the Boston Bees in an exhibition. Bill Terry and Frankie Snyder stopped in Tampa during travel from Miami for talks with Cincinnati Reds manager Chuck Dressen and GM Warren Giles. Both sides denied a big deal was under consideration.
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ST. Petersburg
Bill Terry
New York Giants
Boston Bees
Miami
Terry
Frankie Snyder
Tampa
Chuck Dressen
Warren Giles
Cincinnati Reds
Yanks and Cardinals Clash in Exhibition Without Star Holdouts
Daytona Beach reports both Lou Gehrig of the New York Yankees and Dizzy Dean of the St. Louis Cardinals were absent from the lineup as the world champions met in an exhibition game. The two held out two outstand ing stars remained on the holdout list.
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Daytona Beach
New York Yankees
St. Louis Cardinals
Lou Gehrig
Yanks
Dizzy Dean
Gelbert shines as Reds practice win in Tampa
In Tampa Florida on March 16 Charley Gelbert formerly of the St. Louis Cardinals showed strong hitting for the Reds in a six inning practice game. He homered and doubled as his team the Sheehans beat the Kellys 5 to 2. Gelbert had returned to regular play last year after a hunting accident that sidelined him for two seasons.
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Wannersdalls
Cleveland
Gail
Cleveland Heights
W. W
Rhodes
Ohio High School Athletic Association
Akron
West
Tampa
Flia
Charley Gelbert
St. Louis
Cincinnati Reds
Gelbert
Sheehans
Kellys
Tigers
Hank Greenberg
Cochrane
Alvin Crowder
Rowe
Ray Hayworth
George Tebbetts
Beaumont
Greenberg
Mickey
Bridges
Auker
Paul
Dizzy) Trout
Indianapolis
Jake Wade
Pat Mcloughlin
Bob Logan
Clyde Hatter
Milwaukee
George Gill
Wade
Hatter
Logan
Charlie Gehringer
Billy Rogell
Marvin Owen
Trey Rudy York
American Association
York
Tizers
A! Simmons
Feld
Goose Goslin
Jo-Jo White
Gérald Walker
Pete Fox
Chet Laabs
Laabs
Bees Dismiss 13 Players to Train Under Onslow
Boston Bees manager Bill McKechnie drastically reduced his rookie group sending 13 to Columbia, D. C., to train under Jack Onslow. In Lorain, Albert Armstrong, a leading local sports figure, died from injuries in an automobile accident. Armstrong served on the Lorain Boxing Commission and the Amateur Baseball Association.
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Cleveland
Hooper
Capitola
Cal
Lorain
Albert “Nubby’ Armstrong
Steel City
Armstrong
Lorain Boxing Commission
Amateur Baseball Association
Grinders Defeat General Office in Fox Furnace Bowling
The Grinding Room won two of three games against General Office at Temple alleys. Maloney led Grinders with 509 across three games while Grandstaff posted the top single for General Office with 192.
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Grinding Room
General Office
Fox Furnace Company
Temple
Maloney
Grinders
Grandstaff
Hostettler Wins Industrial Loop Scoring Crown
Bob Hostettler, center for the Troxel Company and former Henrietta High star, topped Y M C A Industrial League scoring with 127 points in the just-concluded regular season. Arnold Michaels of Fox Furnace was second with 117, followed by Dick Urig of Perry Fay with 96. A list of ten-point scorers follows.
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Bob Hostettler
Troxel Company
Hostettler
Henrietta
Arnold Michaels
Fox Furnace
Lst
Dick Urig
Perry Fay
Reinhardt
Steel and Tubes
Vestal Shoes Hit Two New Marks In Lutheran Pin Loop
The Vestal Shoes defeated the Coca-Colas in three straight games to set two Lutheran bowling marks. Bob Block rolled a 2711 team total and a 646 series, as Vestal extended their three game lead in the St Johns Lutheran Bowling League.
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Vestal
Vestal Shoes
Coca-Colas
St .John’s Lutheran
Bob Block
Bell Clothiers
Fidotread Supply
Venture Out Venture In TONITE at Little Scorpion Club
Brother Scorpions perform tonight at the Little Scorpion Club located at Stop 9 Grafton Rd. Phone 378412. Mother's Day special includes fried chicken fish or steak. Venture out for dinner and music in the evening.
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Little Scorpion Club
Grafton Rd
Cochrane cracks down as Tigers race for pennant
ARELAND Fla March 16 U P The Tigers manager Mickey Cochrane imposes strict training rules to win the pennant. He bans wives from camp and targets full team focus. Tigers expect Greenberg Rowe Bridges Auker and youth develop to push 1936 title bid with added pitching.
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United Press
Areland
Fla
U. P
Mickey Cochrane
Tigers
Cochrane
Tommy Bridges
Elden Auker
Gerald Walker
Lakeland
Meera
Meeken
Warren
Yankees
May Decide Second Half Industrial League Title Tonight
The Ohio Fuel Gas leads the Industrial Basketball League and can clinch the second half by winning both its games. Elyria Hardware and Y M C A face key matchups, with Oberlin School of Commerce and Jack's Lunch Also on the night schedule.
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Y. M.C. A. Industrial
Ohio Fuel
Elyria Hardware
Oberlin School of Commerce
Jack's
Brighton Bucks
Oberlin
Brighton
Ohio Fuel Gas
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