Siar Teams Roll In A B C Tourney Tonight
Siar draws forty seven teams in the 33rd American Bowling Congress tournament in Columbus Ohio with entrants from New York Chicago Milwaukee Cleveland Cincinnati and more. Roy Knight Cyrus Watkins lead doubles 1219 pins while Al Graw tops individuals with 618. Local clubs such as Independent Supply Company The Fashion and Strikers pace five man teams with Columbus entries prominent.
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Olumbus
U.S
New York
Cheago
Milwaukee
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Hoboken
N. J. Dayton
Dearborn
Mich
Syracuse
N. Y
Buffalo
Galion, O
Lockland O
Huntington, W. Va
Newark, O
West Lafayette
Roy Knight
Cyrus Watkins
Columbus
Watkins
Knight
al Graw
Independent Supply Company
G. E. Smith Shoe Company
Moving
the Fashion
New Philadelphia
R. Knight
C. Watkins
FE. Distelhorst
W. Gloeckner
R. Schultz-H. Roberts
J. Palmer
A. Sacks
R. Banning
E. Sampson
Grey Hip Pays Big At New Orleans Debut
The Fair Grounds track reopened and L. C. Pikes Grey Hip won a maiden two year olds race by a large field, paying 500.60 for a two dollar win. Grey Hip also paid 554.80 to place and 52.40 to show. General Parth placed second with 90.20 and 11.40. Le Miserable, the favorite, was unplaced.
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New Orleans
Fair Grounds
L. C. Pike
Grey Hip
Matuel
General Parth
le Miserable
Eagles Lose to Knights in Pin Match
Eagles fall to Knights of Columbus keglers in a league twin, dropping two games to one and losing by seven pins in the final frame. Alex Black of Lorain led the Knights with a 650 series, while Hal Schafer added a 602 as the Pretzels hold first place two games ahead of the Eagles with Clark’s Service third two behind.
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Eagles
Knights of Columbus
Knights
Alex Black
Lorain
Hal Schafer
Pretzels
Clark's Service
Mack Backs Cronin For Senators Manager Post
Connie Mack says Joe Cronin should succeed as manager of the Senators and praises his leadership. Mack notes Cronin is a great player and would help rivals the Washingtons in challenging the Yankees this season.
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Joe Cronin
Senators
Connie Mack
A's
Washingtons
Yankees
Musebeck Double-Arch Wear-Straight Shoes Promised Comfort
The advertisement promotes Musebeck Double-Arch Wear-Straight shoes as a sure thing with comfort and long wear. It touts advanced design features developed after years of research and claims exclusive features maximize comfort and shoe life. A demonstration from a cut-apart model shoe invites customers to try them.
Reforms Defeat Wellington 30-12 Behind Early Lead
Elyria Hungarian Reforms prevailed over Pfaff-Morris 30-12 in Wellington. Ernie Goodsite led scoring with nine points as Elyrians opened 12-4 after the first period and maintained the margin throughout.
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Wellington
Elyria Hungarian
Pfaff-Morris Quint
Elyrians
Ernie Goodsite
Wellington Girls Triumph Over Reforms 14 to 8
The Wellington Merchanettes led by Mable Ramser defeated the Elyria Hungarian Reforms girls 14 to 8 in Wellington. Ramser scored seven points for Wellington while Alice Glover topped Elyria with six points.
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Wellington
Reforms
Wellington Merchanettes
Mable Ramser
Elyria Hungarian Reform Girls
Ramser
Alice Glover
Elyria
Forty Entries For Lorain County Ping-Pong Tourney
About 400 entries have been received for the Lorain County ping pong tournament opening next Tuesday. Roy Miller, secretary treasurer of the Lorain County Ping-Pong Association, announced the deadline is 6 p.m. Monday March 21. First round pairings will be announced Tuesday.
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Lorain County
Roy Miller
Ha mas Dominates in Boxing Career Highlight
Steve Ham as, former Penn State athlete, has won all but two of his 35 fights. He is not ranked among the first flight heavyweights yet but has defeated by Tommy Loughran and Lee Ramage, with Hamas winning most bouts.
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Hamas
Steve Hamas
Penn State
Tommy Loughran
Lee Ramage
Saturday Deadline for Amateur Cage Entries
Lorain County amateur basketball entries must be in by 6 p m Saturday warns Bob Moore Y M C A Physical Director and tournament manager. No late entries accepted for classes A B and C. Class A play begins Tuesday March 21 while Classes B and C start Saturday March 25.
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Lorain County
Bob Moore
Henrietta and Coventry Begin Ohio High School Playoffs
In Columbus on March 17, 16 teams opened the 25th Ohio High School Basketball Championships with four Class A and four Class B games. Akron West defends Class A title. Margaretta misses finals. Class B favorites include Racine Coventry Lancaster St Mary with pairings listed for today.
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Columbus
Akron West
Margaretta
Castalia
Springfield
Columbus East
Racine
Coventry
Lancaster St. Mary
Marietta
Bellevue
Toledo Scott
Massillon
Akron
Dover
Henrietta
Delphos
Celina Catholic
Strasburg
Lawrenceville
Ohio State Sets Spring Drills For 4 Weeks In March
Ohio State coach Sam Willaman announced spring football practice will begin March 28 and run four weeks with daily one hour sessions five days a week. Changes include Vuchinich to center, Wetzel possibly starting at fullback, Monahan moving to guard, and Cramer and Oliphant at quarterbacks as the team seeks a reliable kicker and passer.
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Columbus
Ohio State
Sam Willaman
Buckeye
Willaman
Mike Vuchinich
Damon Wetzel
Regis Monahan
Carl Cramer
Marshall Oliphant
Wesler Fesler
Lew Hinchman
Pesek and Wade Lead At Newark And Hollywood Meets
John Pesek of Nebraska tossed George Vasseff of Cleveland Casey Berger of Texas toppled Joe Naurocki of New York Norton B Jackson of New Jersey drew Jim Atalas of Washington George Hill of Canada sent Nick Condos of Greece Steve Vidam of Newark toppled Jim Henry of Canada In Hollywood Glenn Wade of Long Beach beat Prince Chenchki of Oklahoma George Wilson of Seattle drew Charlie Santen of Missouri
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Newark
N. J
John Pesek
Nebraska
George Vasseff
Cleveland
Casey Berger
Texas
Joe Naurocki
New York
Norton B. Jackson
New Jersey
Jim Atalas
Washington
George Hill
Canada
Nick Condos
Greece
Steve Vidam
Jim Henry
Hollywood
Glenn Wade
Long Beach
Prince Chenchki
Oklahoma
George Wilson
Seattle
Charlie Santen
Missouri
Moore's 61 Points Captures City Loop Scoring Crown
Bob Moore of the Young Men's Club led the City Loop scoring with 61 points on 28 field goals and 5 free throws. Jerry Barkace of Ohio Fuel Gas finished runner up with 58 points, while Steve Bako, Lorne Elberts, and Bill Cox of Hi-Speed Gas followed with 54, 54, and 52 respectively.
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Barkacs
Bako
Elberts
Hi-Speed
OM 'Cation
Y City
Bob Moore
Moore
Running Moore
Jerry Barkace
Ohio Fuel Gas
Hi- Speed Gas
Steve Bako
Lorne Elberts
Bill Cox
Ohio
Ako
Cox
Hess, Cash Cleaners
Claycomb
Cash Cleaners
Miller, Guerin Pretzels
J. Smith
Elyria Hardware
Henry, Young Men's Club
Bird
McGowin
Carr
Yucka
Cook
Guenin
James
Banick
Gerhardinger
Massy
Jones
Robertson
Wentz
Dickens
DeMolays
F. Smith
Hales
Rawson
Dl Michaels
Guenin Pretzela
Fitch
Young Men's Club
Pruett Chooses Patients Over Braves Start Date
St Petersburg March 17. Braves manager Bill McKechnie says he needs Dr Hubert Pruett to report April 12 to bolster pitching as the club plans 18 games before May 1. Pruett prefers to remain with patients, arguing for an earlier May 1 joining date to treat them.
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ST. Petersburg
Fla
Bill McKechnie
Boston Braves
Hubert Pruett
St. Louis
Medico
Shucks” Pruett
Boston Brave
Bill
Pruett
Braves
MecKechnie
Pirates
Cubs
Doc
McKechnie
Cherry Ridge Ping Pong Results
The Aces beat Haserodt Jewelers 5-1 and the Professional Men beat All-Stars 5-1 in Cherry Ridge ping pong. The Professional Men rise to third in the league standings. Individual matches list Dillman Adamson and Forbes Guth among winners with scores across the evening.
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Cherry Ridge
Aces
Haserodt Jewelers
All- Stars
Dillman
Wojtowicz
H. J
Sauer
Kocsis
Adamson
Livinski
Stanford
Prochazka
Dillman-Adamson
Procharska-Wojtowicz
Kocesta-Livinski
Sauer-Stanford
Forbes
P. M
Snyder
A S
Guth
Green
A. S
Krugman
Miller
Houserman
A. M
Thompson
Wip Ea Nee Hel
Ceoveseruscnee
Joe Savoldi Sued For Divorce by Daisy Savoldi
Los Angeles reports that former Notre Dame football star and wrestler Joe Savoldi was sued for divorce yesterday by his wife Daisy Florence Savoldi for cruelty. The case notes his second marriage after a prior union to Audrey Koehler of South Bend Indiana.
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LOS Angels
Joe Savoldi
Notre Dame
Daisy Florence Savoldi
Savoldi
Audrey Koehler
South Bend
Ind
Pitt Gridders Name Candidates for Team
Pitt football officials list several hopefuls including Wojeihovski among the early roster candidates as spring drills begin with anticipation for depth and competition at multiple positions.
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PITT
University of Pittsburgh
Wojeihovski
Davis to Receive Golden Gloves Trophy
Nat Davis a welterweight from Dick Finegans reached the open division semi finals in the Cleveland Golden Gloves and will receive the A G Spalding Bros cup for the second best showing by out of town participants. Joe Nelson of Dover won the James A Lee trophy for the best out of town showing and captured the light heavy weight title.
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Nat Davis
Dick Finegans
Cleveland Golden Gloves
A. G. Spalding & Bros. Cup
James A. Lee
Joe Nelson
Dover
Shields Faces Lott in National Indoor Tennis Semi
In New York on March 17 Clifford Sutter of New Orleans and Francis X. Shields of New York won their singles quarterfinals. Shields defeated George Lott 7-5 6-2 to reach the semifinals while Sutter beat Dr. Lawrence Kurzrok 6-4 6-3. Mangin beat Dr. Eugene McCauliff 10-8 3-6 6-4 and Wood defeated J. Gilbert Hall 7-5 6-8 6-4. Doubles saw Kurzrok and Pittman upset Shields and Lott 6-4 6-3.
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New York
Clifford Sutter
New Orleans
Francis X. Shields
Gregory S. Mangin
Newark
Sidneyb. Wood
Shields
George Lott
Chicago
Sutter
Lawrence Kurzrok
Brooklyn
Mangin
Eugene McCauliff
Wood
J. Gilbert Hall
South Orange
N. J
Lott
Dr. Kurzrok
John H. Pittman
Edward Burns
Berkeley Bell
Dr. McCauliff
Hi Y Quint Defeats Elyrians In Close 24 22 Win
The Hi Y quint defeated the Elyrians by 24 to 22 on the YMCA floor yesterday afternoon. Jones led scoring with ten points while several teammates contributed including Oleojnicsak Kopolovich Wohlgemuth Matesic Shelowski Balasia Geleni Trogilone and Hogan.
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Hi-Y Quint
Elyrians
Jones
Oleojnicsak
Kopolovich
Wohlgemuth
Matesic
Shelosky
Balasia
Geleni
Trogilone
Hogan
Cleveland bats ring in 10 3 victory over Pelicans
The Cleveland Indians beat the New Orleans Pelicans 10 to 3 as eight hits including four doubles sparked a big fourth inning. Pitching trio Har der Brown and Hildebrand impressed, while Mel Harder had control issues but held the Pelicans to three runs in three innings.
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Cleveland
Ring I
Pels
Orleans
Cleveland Indians
New Orleans Pelicans
Pelicans
Peckinpaugh
Haas
Ferrell
Hudlin
Mel Harder
Clint Brown
Oral Hildebrand
Indians
Hildy
New Orleans
Peck
Harder
Washington
Los Angeles
Chicago White Sox
Cubs
Wrigley Field
Guy Bush
Charlie Root
Lew Fonseca
Sox
Riggs Stephenson
Babe Ruth and Ruppert discuss 1932 salary cut
In St. Petersburg on March 17 Babe Ruth and Colonel Ruppert met to discuss cutting Ruth's 1932 salary by $25,000. Ruth offered to sign for $55,000 while Ruppert stuck to $50,000 from the 1933 contract. The two sides had held a previous meeting with no progress.
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ST. Petersburg
Fla
Babe Ruth
Jacob Ruppert
St. Patrick’s Day
Ruth
Herr Ruppert
Hoblitzell Umpire in New York Exhibition Games
Dick Hoblitzell famed former major league first baseman serves as an umpire in Yan kee exhibition games. He is also a dentist, prompting many gags about pulling teeth on and off the field.
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Hoblitzell
Dick Hoblitzell
Old Gray Mare Ain’t Wat She Used To Be
Goshen New York March 17 Special There is little hope for gray horses on American tracks this year or next. Fay Mack the only promising gray is a filly owned by W N Reynolds of Winston Salem NC. She is eligible for the 1934 Hambletonian Stake per Trotting Horse Club records.
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Goshen
N.Y
Napoleon
Waterloo
America
Fay Mack
W. N. Reynolds
Winston-Salem
N. C
Hambletonian
Murbach Coals Take Second In Lakewood Match
The Murbach Coal Co pistol team from Elyria finished second in Lakewood suburban matches with a 932 score, a 56 point rise from March 2. Elyria officers Miller and Olmstead aided the team, and an extra contest followed for shooters over 185 with Johnson earning high with 196 and the cast iron pin cushion awarded.
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Murbach Coal Co
Elyria
Lakewood Police
Miller and Olmstead
Elyria Police
Murbachs
Murbach Coal
S.F
Johnson
Kelling
Haury
Norman Haury Emee
Milton Johnson
Tao
Eugene Kelling Wee Ene
Roger Hart
Mr. E. Olmstead
Mt Willis
Wwdgdenesenseet
Seaeere Eee
Lakewood Club
Bay Village
Elyria Gasco Powers A B C Tournament Scores
Columbus Ohio March 17 Scores of teams in the A B C Tournament list Five Man Toledo Gasco 2462 Newark Gasco 2396 Elyria Gasco 2395 Marion Gasco 2328 Wooster Gasco 9259 Mansfield Gasco 2225 Athens Gasco 2212 Lancaster Gasco 2205 Two Man J Palmer A Sacks Cleveland 1107 A Labus J Rieman 1024 E Mayd Richards 985 Individua l A Labus 524 J Palmer 497 A Sacks 496 J Richards 482 J Rieman 474 E May 427
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Columbus
Toledo Gasco
Toledo
Newark Gasco
Newark
Elyria Gasco
Elyria
Marion Gasco
Marion
Wooster Gasco
Wooster
Mansfield Gasco
Mansfield
Athens Gasco
Athens
Lancaster Gasco
Lancaster
J. Palmer
A. Sacks
Cleveland
A. Labus
J. Rieman
E. Mayd. Richards
J. Richards
E. May
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Ray
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Goodsite
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Lengel
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Braun
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King
Jimmy Foxx
Lefty Grove
Fort Myers
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Phillies
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Moose M’cormick
West Point Military Academy
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Doc Pruett
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Rf Ee Becker
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Ave
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G. Graber
White Sox
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Jim Moore
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Giants
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Pat Malone
Swift
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W. J. Farewell
Babe
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Murbach Coals
Lakewood
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