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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 18, 1933

Page

8

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.

Columbus 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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

Columbus. C Ohio State University Natorium W. E H. McGrath

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