Henrietta Heats Coventry In State Class B Semi Final Showdown
Henrietta, Lorain County Class 4A B champion, crushed Coventry 35 25 to open state scholastic Class B play in Columbus. Hostettler led Henrietta with 10 points as Delphos awaits in today’s semifinal with Celina Cath leading 32 21 over Delphos.
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Henrietta
Lorain County
Coventry
Henretta
Delphos
Celina Cathi
Lancaster St. Mary
Strasburg
szaWrenceville
Racine
Lancaster
Lawrence Hle
Bob Hostettler
Hostettler
Taylor
Roofers 31 Defeat Ebingers Coals In Lorain Showdown
In Lorain Ohio the Wabakowski Roofers Amherst beat Ebingers Coals 31 to 26 as Guild led all scorers with nineteen points. Dover upset Springfield 26 to 17 in Class A action and Massillon toppled Akron Weat as Columbus East and Marietta eyed semi finals in a swinging state meet.
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Tostettler
Lawrenceville
Lancaster
Columbus
Marietta
Dover
Massillon
Columbus East High School
Toledo Scott
Akron Weat
Springfield
Ohio River
Bellevue
Herman Rearick
Kelker
Klar
Columbus East
Toledo
Scott
Bob Starrett
East
Marietta-Bellevue
Banick and Cox named on Quint in City league honor
Ernie Braden profiles the M. C. A. City basketball league all star selections after the season. First and second teams feature Banick and Cox of Hi-Speeds plus Yucka Carr and Barkacs of Ohio Fuel Gas and Guenin Pretzels among others with honorable mentions across forwards centers and guards from Elyria Hardwares Cash Cleaners Hi-Speeds and related clubs.
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Ernie Braden
M. C. A. City Basketball League
Chronicle-Telegram Sports Department
Barkacs
Ohio Fuel Gas
Hess
Cash Cleaners
Carr
Elyria Hardwares
Jenlae Bako
Banick
Em Gales
Menz
Cox
A A Wentz
Yucka
Guenin Pretzels
G. Gerhardinger
Guenin Pretazis
J. Smith
Dodsley
Elberts
Hi-Speeds
Jones
T. Smith
Robertson
Miller
Guerin Pretzels
France
James
McGowin
Bird
F. Smith
Milwaukee Team Captures Lead In A B C Bowling Tourney
More than 500 bowlers from 11 states compete in Columbus Ohio for the 33rd American Bowling Congress event. Rexola Cigars of Milwaukee set the pace with a three game total of 2892 951 912 1049. A Cincinnati youth posted a 268 to top single-game scores while Reiger's Plumbers of Cincinnati and Wightman Contractors of Chicago posted notable feats. Peoria Illinois chosen as 1924 convention city with Charles C Koch of Cleveland elected president and Elmer H Baumgarten of Chicago as secretary.
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Columbus
Wpi
Mid-West
Rexola Cigars
Milwaukee
Cincinnati
Eddie Mergard
Reiger
Plumbers
Wightman Contractors
Chicago
Peoria
Charles C. Koch
Cleveland
Congress
Elmer H. Baumgarten
Ohioan Claims World Light Heavyweight Title
Ray Carpenter of Lancaster Ohio defeated Carroll Gardner to win the world light heavyweight wrestling championship. Carpenter pinned Gardner in 47 minutes of a best two fall match last night using a double arm lock and neck stretch.
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Schenectady
Ray Carpenter
Lancaster
Carroll
Picky) Gardner
Carpenter
Gardner
International mat results spread across cities and nations
In New York and cities from Cleveland to Philadelphia and Boston, wrestlers and grapplers from Germany Greece Italy Russia and the U S. faced off in matches and disqualifications. Notable throws include Jim Londas Kaiser Karl Sarpolis and Abe Coleman with Dick Raines.
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New York
Fred Grubmeier
Germany
Babe Caddock
New Haven
Dick Daviscourt
California
Emil Dusek
Omaha
John Maxos
Greese
Tiny Ruff
Atlanta
FH Fischer
New Jersey
Nick Condos
Greece
Renato Gardini
Italy
Floyd Marshall
Arizona
Cincinnati
Jim Londas
Karl Sarpolis
Cleveland
Abe Coleman
Tom Aney Drew
Dick Raines
Jack Kazan
John Kilonis
Chief McQuire
Philadelphia
Ray Steele
Glendale
Calif
Ernie Dusck
Nebd
Hans Steinke
George Vassell
Rudy Dusek
Sun Jennings
Oklahoma
John Pesek
Ravenna
Neb
Joe Cox
Hans Whampfer
Frank Judson
Boston
Jim Browning
Missouri
Bob (Ribber) McCoy
Cambridge
Roland Kirchmerer
Joe Malcewicz
Utica
N. Y
Man Mountain den
Georgia
John Spellman
Providence
Li Casey Kazanjian
Jim Heslin
Australia
Leo Numa
Masked Marvel
Matros Kirilenko
Russia
George Saunders
New Orleans
Fight Results By United Arena Philadelphia Card
Fight results list from United Arena shows Billy Ketchell 169 beating Johnny Peppe 162 in Philadelphia. Joe McHale 157 defeated Al Diamond 156. Johnny Craven 133 knocked out Tommy Conway 136 in Conshohocken. In New York Ben Jeby 159 1/2 drew Vince Dundee 159 3/4. Bep Van Klaveren 1451/2 defeated Baby Joe Gans 1431/2. Salvatore Affinito 1571/2 drew Tony Dominguez 135. Solly Krieger 1561/2 stopped Connie Josenio 153. Jack Portnoy 1351/2 defeated Joe Bernal 144.
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United Arena
Philadelphia
Billy Ketchell
Millville
Johnny Peppe
Joe McHale
al Diamond
Paterson
N. J
Johnny Craven
Conshohocken
Tommy Conway
New York
Ben Jeby
Vince Dundee
Baltimore
Bep van Klaveren
Holland
Baby Joe Gans
California
Salvatore Affinito
Tony Dominguez
Cuba
Solly Kreiger
Connie Josenio
Texas
Jack Portnoy
Joe Bernal
San Francisco
Cherry Ridge Course Closed Next Week
Roy Miller manager of Cherry Ridge public golf course on West River Road announced the course will be closed to the public all next week for conditioning of fairways and greens. The spring opening is slated for April 1.
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Roy Miller
Cherry Ridge
West River Road
Miller
Dundee Beats Jeby But Judges Call It A Draw
The 15 round middleweight title bout at Madison Square Garden ended in a controversial draw. Ben Jeby and Vince Dundee led most observers to expect a Dundee victory, but three officials scored the bout as a draw. The United Press tally had Dundee 11 rounds to 2 for Jeby with 2 even, while the judges split verdicts.
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Jack Cuddy
United Press
EW York
Boxing World Today
Madison Square Garden
New York State
Ben Jeby
Vince Dundee
Baltimore
Dundee
Jeby
New York
Charles Lynch
Eddie Farrell
Eddie Forbes
MacBeth Raises Scholastic Standard at Notre Dame
Notre Dame captain and middle distance star Fred MacBeth lifts scholastic averages for Irish athletes with a first semester average of 93. A Canadian Olympic team member in 1928, MacBeth previously starred in track, football, basketball, hockey and rifle shooting at Notre Dame and Hamilton Ontario.
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South Bend
Ind
Fred MacBeth
Notre Dame
MacBeth
Hamilton
Ont
Alex Wilson
Loyola University
Chicago
Amsterdam
New York
East Tech Carpenters Rout Elyria in Dual Meet 62–25
East Tech dominated Elyria High 62 to 25 in a gym meet led by Jesse Owens who swept three events including the 50 yard low hurdles and high jump. Elyria’s Bill Triplett claimed the 880 yard run as East Tech swept eight of nine events and posted the fastest mile relay time.
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Chuck
Jesse Owens
East Tech Carpenters
Elyria High
East Tech
Elyria
Owens
Bill Triplett
Crimson
W. L. Vaughn
Smith
Murkowski
Avon
Jack Brown
Kocjon
Brown
Hunter
Hill
Douthit
Pollank
Banasik
Tiff
Storey
Lyons
Stutz
Shapko
Held Transfers Lead St John s Pin Loop
Held Transfers won three straight to top the St John s Lutheran bowling league as Struck Furnitures faltered against Columbia Club. Three key matches remain Rothgery Motors versus Columbia Club Struck Furnitures against Nabakowski Roofers and Held Transfers against Struck Furnitures.
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ST. John’s
Rothgery Motors
Colburn-Bremke
Struck Furnitures
Columbia Club
St. John’s Litheran
Nabakowski
Gehl
Reynolds
Meinke
Colburn-Bremke Garage
Schreiber
Stolzenburs
Colburn
E. Bremke
Biock Aoe
R. Koehn
R. Rodgers
J. Schafer
Nein
Exhibition Results From Spring Training Games
United Press reports scores from exhibitions across Florida and other sites. Phillies topped Braves 6 to 1 in St Petersburg. Yankees crushed Cardinals 16 to 6 in Bradenton. Tigers beat Texas 11 to 6 in Austin. Pirates edged Chicago Cubs 4 to 3 in San Francisco.
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United Press
St. Petersburg
Fla
Phila Phillies
Boston Braves
Fort Lauderdale
Buffalo
House of David
Bradenton
New York Yankees
St. Louis Cardinals
Biloxi
Miss
Washington Senators
New Orleans
Orlando
Philadelpha Athletics
Montreal
Los Angeles
New York Giants
Hollywood
Austin
Tex
Detroit Tigers
Texas University
San Francisco
Chicago Cubs
Pittsburgh Pirates
Ohio Wesleyan relays entry blanks mailed to 1100 high schools
Delaware Ohio March 18 1100 Ohio high schools received entry blanks for the second annual Ohio Wesleyan relays to be held April 29. The deadline to file is April 22. George Gauthier, director of the Relay carnival, said entries had already been received from 25 schools.
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Delaware
Ohio
George Gauthier
Babe Ruth Breaks In New Glove At Yankee Spring Camp
Babe Ruth works on a new glove at the New York Yankees spring training camp in St. Petersburg Florida. The veteran slugger continues his routine as he prepares for the coming season and tests grip and fit in warmups.
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Babe Ruth
New York Yankeees
St. Petersburg
Fis
Babe
Sleepy Hollow hosts 1938 Ohio Intercollegiate Golf
The Sleepy Hollow Country Club in Brecksville Cleveland has been awarded hosting duties for the 1938 Ohio Intercollegiate Golf Tournament on May 19 and 20. All Ohio colleges except Ohio State University were invited to compete, after the announcement Friday night.
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Cleveland, O
Sleepy Hollow Country Club
Brecksville
Ohio
Ohio State University
Smith wins Church League scoring title
Tom Smith forward for the Church of Christ team led the Y. M. C. A. Senior church league in scoring with 66 points after 26 field goals and 14 fouls. He edged brother Joe by one point. Joe had 29 field goals and seven free throws. Max Gerber of the Methodists was third with 61 points.
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Tom Smith
Church of Christ
Bob Moore
Smith
Joe
Max Gerber
The
Methodists
F.T T. Smith
J. Smith
M. Gerber
Robertson
Ch. of Christ
Cc. Wentz
St. Agnes Stere
Elberts
St. Agnes
See
A de Guthman
Congregationals
E. Wentz
D. Gerber
Methodists Dodsley
St. Mary's Sete mi Y
Congregationais Carr
St. Mary's
K. Smith
Cong
Blakeslee
L. Wens
Maslyk
Giants Rally Past Stars In Spring Exhibition
In Los Angeles on March 15 the New York Giants erased a 4 to 2 deficit to win 6 to 5 behind rookie George Gardner who provided an early homer and Bill Terry's sixth inning drive as Ray Jacobs homered for the Stars. In Tampa on March 18 Larry Benton signed his 1933 Reds contract leaving Dutch Henry and Taylor Doughit unsigned and not yet reported.
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United Press
Los Angeles
New York Giants
George Gardner
Hollywood Star
Bill Terry
Ray Jacobs
Stars
Tampa
Fla
Larry Benton
Cincinnati Reds
Dutch Henry
Taylor Doughit
Henry
Doughit
Frisch Holds Out as Vanes Signs With Cardinals
Bradenton Florida March 18 Frankie Frisch veteran infielder remains the Cardinals sole holdout while Dazzy Vance newly acquired pitcher deserted the holdout ranks and signed a one year contract for unknown value, Frisch negotiating from New Rochelle with Cardinals officials. Babe Ruth expected to sign his 1933 contract today with Colonel Ruppert owner of the Yankees. Ruth willing to $55000, Ruppert sticking to $50000.
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Bradenton
Fla
Frankie Frisch
St. Louis Cardinals
Dazzy Vanes
Brovok- Ivo Dodgers
Frischi
New Rochelle
N. Y
Cardinal
Vance
ST. Petersburg
U.P
Babe Ruth
Jacob Ruppert
New York Yankees
St. Patrick’s Day
Ruth
Ruppert
Five-man City league first team named in Chronicle-Telegram
Jerry Barkacs and Bob Carr head the first team at forwards, with Pete Banick at center, and Bill Cox and Johnny Yucka as guards. Barkacs 58 points and Carr’s backboard work key Elyria Hardware’s late title bid. Yucka’s defense powers Guerin Pretzels.
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Jerry Barkacs
Jerry
Bob Carr
Bob
Elyria Hardware
Carr
Pete Banick
Dave Robertson
Eddie Menz
Ohio Fuel Gas Quint
Banick
Pete
Bill Cox
Hi-Speeds
Johnny Yucka
Guerin Pretzels
Johnny
Yucka
Chronicle-Telegram
Bob Hess
Elyria Cash Cleaners
Steve Bako
Ohio Fuel Gas
Chuck Wentz
Wes Garhardinger
Guevin Pretzels
Church of Christ
Joe
Tom Smith
Harold McGowin
DeMolexs Basketball Team Heads to Brighton Tournament
The slowing members of the DeMolexs basketball team Baker Faulhauer Gerber Dickens Wer nett Hutchings Thompson Baumbari Harper Ahlgrim Hurp are asked to be at the YMCA at o'clock sharp Monday night to depart for Brighton where they will play the Brighton Filly's at 7 15 in a tournament at Brighton High School gym.
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DeMolexs
Baker
Faulhauer
Gerber
Dickens
Wernett
Hutchings
Thompson
Baumbari
Harper
Ahlgrim
Hurp
Brighton
Brighton High School
Ferrell Must Win 25 Games For $15,000
New Orleans report details Cleveland Indians holdout Wesley Ferrell’s ultimatum. GM Billy Evans offers a $12,000 salary with a $2,000 bump to reach $14,000 if Ferrell wins 20 games and $1,000 more to total $15,000 for 25 victories. Willis Hudlin also signed a contract, leaving Ferrell as the sole holdout. Ferrell has never posted fewer than 20 wins in four big league seasons.
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New Orleans
Mar
Wesley Ferrell
Cleveland Indians
Billy Evans
Indians
Ferrell
Evans
Ferrer
Willis Hudlin
Mangin Sutter Set For Indoor Final Showdown
In New York on March 18 Gregory Mangin and Clifford Sutter, Nos. 1 and 2, meet in the National Indoor Tennis Championships singles final. Sutter, seeded No. 3, defeated Francis Shields 2-6 9-6 6-3 6-4 6-4 in the semifinal, while Mangin edged Sidney Wood Jr. 6-2 6-4 6-4.
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New York
Gregory S. Mangin
Clifford Sutter
Mangin
Newark
Sutter
New Orleans
Francis X. Shields
Sidney B. Wood, Jr
Catholic High School Swim Meet Dates Announced
The sixth annual Catholic High School swimming meet will be held at the Ohio State University natatorium on April 6. W E H McGrath the diocesan athletic director announced the schedule today.
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Ohio State University
Natorium
W. E H. McGrath
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