Hi-Speeds and Ex-Hy's Win Semifinals For County Cage Final
Lorain Ex-Hy's beat K of P's 32-31 and Hi-Speeds edged Merchants 22-19 to reach the Lorain County A basketball final. Ex-Hy's, led by Ducar Horkay and Radman, built a big second half cushion. Hi-Speeds trailed much of the game but pulled ahead late with key plays by Elberts Cox and Bako to seal the win.
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Bako
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Mitock
Reisz
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Jaeger
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Gove
Wabyr
Brown
T. Smith
Stews Blakely
F. Smith
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St Aa
Fressing
Wic
Sore. Higan
FIRST BASE BATTLE By Jack Lords
Cyclone Dick Barns defeats Walter Logan and Logan’s effort fails as promoter crowds reach a record Coliseum attendance. Burns claims victory in two straight falls amid a chaotic finish, while Bruno Pomoroski and Oscar Reiler also feature in the night’s bouts.
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Burns
Logan
Erne Braden
Steel City
A.C
Dick Barns
Moose Coliseum
Kansas City
Walter Logan
California
Jtowis
Mercuries Rally For 46 29 Victory Over Dover ExHy s
The Mercuries broke a close first half and surged after the break to defeat the Dover Ex-Hy s 46 to 29 on Tuesday night in Dover. Michaels led local scoring with 15 points, followed by Gerhardinger with 13 and Smith with 10, while Esking led Dover with eight points.
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Dover
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Michaels
Gerhardinger
Smith
Esking
Reds hammered by Phillies in spring tilt at Tampa
In Tampa Bay on March 17 the Cincinnati Reds fell 10 to 5 to the Philadelphia Phillies at Winter Haven. The Phillies hit long drives, with five doubles and two triples fueling the barrage as Reds pitchers struggled. Walter Hilcher, Bennie Frey, and Ray Kolp appeared for Cincinnati.
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Cincinnati Reds
Philadelphia Phillies
Winter Haven Wednessy
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Reds
Philadelphia
Walter Hilcher
Bennie Frey
Ray Kolp
Montague Slams Homer As Tribe Takes Win 7-6
NEW ORLEANS March 17. The Cleveland Indians beat the New Orleans Pelicans 7 to 6 after 11 hits. Manager Roger Peckinpaugh plans extensive batting practice tomorrow, aiming to improve after a shakier field day. Ed Averill and a Pelicans hitter delivered key moments, while Jablonow Pearson contributed nine hits in part of the game.
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Cleveland Indians
Heinemann
Bean
Averill
Cincinnati Pitching Shines as Offense Struggles
Weak pitching by Cox and Holley from the city helped Philadelphia and Cincinnati clash with tight defense. Bright spots came from bats by titles, tree, and Jimmy Shelvin, as the day highlighted gaps in Cincinnati’s lineup and polished play from Phils.
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Cox
Ed Holley
City
Phils
Cinenati
Jimmy Shelvin
Watch My Smoke Says Bambino As He Signs Contract
In St. Petersburg on March 1 Fatty "Bambino" Ruth signs a one year contract with a salary equal to the manager’s own. He predicts a strong season, notes his swing and power, and says watch my smoke as he prepares for a game with the Boston Braves. He aims to start steady and believes he will hit once he settles in.
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ST. Petersburg
Sion
United States
Boston Braves
Yankees
Braves
Gloves Entries Hit 16 Mark
Local notes report gloves entries reaching a 16 mark amid county events in Lorain. Details are sparse, with fragmented data pointing to event tallies and regional activity, suggesting ongoing competition or distribution totals in the 678 county area.
Exhibition Baseball Roundup Across Spring Camps
In St Peters burg Babe Ruth returns for the Yankees in an 8 5 win over the Braves Ruth goes 0 for 6 in his first 1930s spring game Dodgers fall 7 2 to Newark Bears in Clearwater Giants Cubs White Sox and Pirates divisions shuffle through San Francisco San Antonio and Austin while the Browns Nationals and Tigers post wins in Florida Texas California and Mississippi results highlight uneven spring action with Weaver notable for Washington against his former club in Baltimore
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Miss
Washington Nationals
Baltimore Orioles
Monte Weaver
Washington
Baltimore
C and L Baseball Loop Reorganizes For Season
Lorain league reshapes for the coming season at North Olmsted with eight teams. Elyria Athletic Club withdraws leaving five holdovers Business Men View North Olmsted Olms Falls and North Eaton, plus new entries Berea Brook Park and Dover. Schedule features first half winner meeting the champion. open May 1 with TS re elected president and Yost as secretary treasurer. Ed Stokes and Ben Mahl have not stated plans.
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Berea
Dover
Brook Park
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ASL
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Addion
W View
Olms
Falls
North Eaton
Rev
J. W. Kuoper
Charles Yost
Ed Stokes
Ben Mah
Elyria Faculty Edge Lorain In Quick 34 26 Victory
Elyria Faculty defeated Lorain 34 to 26 in a fast local game led by Ed Bnerson and Ror Cly mer. The Port City teachers had beaten Sixth Street last week, maintaining momentum on their home floor.
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Lorain
Ed Bnerson
Ror Clymer
Lac Ja High
Lorros
Port City
Sixth Street
French Stars Swept Out Of Net Tourney
New York March 77 9 With the three French stars swept out of the anal Indoor Tennis championships American players today will continue to battle their way in the finals in three fifth round ties. Euros Je Borotra Christian Bous and Aptoling Gentian were eliminated from both classes of play yesterday. George M. Lott Jr of Chicago meets Seligson of New York in the singles today Harold BR Wood New York plays Gregory Mangin Newark J and Francis X Shields New York oppose Frank Bowden New York
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Euros
Jeu Borotra
Christian Bous
Aptoing Gentian
Ceorge M. Lott Jr
Chicago
Seligson
Harold BR. Wood
Gregory Mangin
Newark
Francis X. Shields
Frank Bowden
Highest Dive Record Set by Alex Wickham in Melbourne
The record for a high dive stands at 205 feet 9 inches set by Alex Wickham in Melbourne Australia in 1913. This equates to jumping from a 21 story building.
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Alex Wickham
Melbourne
Australia
Signs to Close Black River to Fishing for Two Years
State game protector W H Holcomb of La Grange is placing signs along the lower Black River to close the stream to fishing for the next two years to allow fish propagation. The open section remains near Elyria between the B&O tracks and the Steel and Tubes dam. Pollution from cities and factories is cited as a cause, with broader state efforts to reduce stream pollution.
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Wieman Named Assistant Football Coach at Princeton
Elton L. (Tad) Wieman of Grand Rapids Michigan, noted as a former Michigan grid star, has signed a three year contract to serve as assistant football coach at Princeton University. He will aid Fritz Crisler, ex Minnesota athletic director, and previously coached at Michigan and Minnesota.
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N. C
Elton
Tad) Wieman
Grand Rapids
Mich
Michigan Grid
Princeton University
Wieman
Fritz Crisler
University of Minnesota
Crisler
Minnesota
University of Michigan
Teams Battle Tonight For Pin Title In Odd Fellows League
In the Temple Alleys, Teams No 1 and No 4 clash for the second half championship in the Odd Fellows bowling league. Team 1 led by Tommy Robson seeks to seal the title and avoid a roll-off if Team 2 wins. A second match features Team 3 versus Team 4 in a marquee pairing.
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Tommy Robson
N. C. Association Drops 16 From Accredited List
CHICAGO March 17 Five colleges and 11 high schools were removed from the North Central Association's accredited list for reasons including undesirable athletic conditions and faulty standards. Institutions dropped included West Virginia Wesleyan College and Buchanan WV VA for faculty standards and athletics.
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North Central Association
West Virginia Wesleyan
Buchanan
Wild Bill displeases crowd in rough match aftermath
After thirteen minutes of grappling referee Johns tosses Jacobson out for rough play. Wild Bill draws crowd support for dirty tactics and may return. An opening bout between Jack Malloy and Alex Toso is minimal as Malloy dominates while Toso shows limited wrestling skill and stamina.
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Jacobson
Holan
Wild Blil
Jack Malloy
Alex Toso
Malloy
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