Browns Show Improvement Yet Remain Second-Division Club
In spring training at San Antonio, St. Louis Browns manager Gabby Street says the club is better than last year but still short on star power and experience. He cites trades, a stronger pitching staff led by Linke and a new catcher mix, and a deep outfield with Bean Bell Sammy Wes and Ethan Allen, while noting competition from new additions and farm players for several positions.
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Standings in American Rowing Congress Tourney Report
Chicago item details standings for five main teams Polish Falcons Elizabeth N 2967 and UAW Packard Vocal No 190 Detroit Michigan 2967 with doubles duo Loula Hornyak John Nazar Chicago 1297 and Walter.
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Birmingham Firemen Lose to Cleveland Log Cabin Five
The Birmingham Firemen fell 45 to 11 to the Cleveland Log Cabin quintet after a strong second half rally. Bryant led Cleveland with 17 points, while Bob Klosteitler added 16 for Birmingham. In the earlier midget game, Conrad Adler scored eight as the Firemen R trounced the Berlin Heights Merchants.
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Indianapolis
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Chicago
Feminine Pin Teams Battle For Loop Lead
First place in the Elyria Ladies Bowling League is at stake as Maumee Dairy and The Oaks clash tonight at Elyria Recreation. The match starts at 4 o clock with Maumee Dairy leading the race by one game. The Hi-Speed Gas and W T Grant Company match was postponed and will be rolled Sunday at 4 PM.
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Tourney Pairings Today's Pairing List Across Teams
Pairings show Claan Aa PLM Akron Buchtel vs New Philadelphia and Canton McKinley vs Thiumnitten SP M Newark vs Cincinnati Roger Bacon Sp M Akron Vincent vs Bridgeport Cloax 1 1PM Enon vs New Boston 142 P.M Hartville vs West Mil on 8 P.M Columbus Upper Arlington Canal Patten 7 P.M Wiltshire vs Shawnee Results expected via want ad.
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Roger Bacon
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Enon
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Hartville
West Milon
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Yas
Canal Patten
Wiltshire
Shawnee
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Hamilton
Manton Mekint Sewark
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Balaner
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Davidson LaCross Head Tonight's Mat Program
Davidson and LaCross lead a rough evening of wrestling at the Rialto in Boston. Gil LaCross of Boston faces W. Val and a ladies match headlines Esther Morris’s card with Knox of Wheeling and Castle of Kansas City in a hard fought semis. Two falls determine winner in each bout as rough house tactics loom and promoters promise one of the best Rialto cards yet. The exhibition starts at 2:80 p.m.
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Bowling Tug of War Between Police and Firemen
A local bowling match sparked a dispute as police defeated firemen by ten pins amid claims of a handicap. Firemen insist only five players were counted while police used seven. both sides defend their methods and a rematch is teased with public notice planned. The column also reflects on Max Baer’s comeback campaign and pundit opinions, plus scholastic pick results and local bowling futures.
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Transfers Defeat Rothgery Motors in Bowling Match
The Held Transfers moved into fourth place in the St. John's Lutheran Bowling League by winning three straight games from Rothgery Motors in a league match held at St. John's school alleys last evening.
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Cleaners Set for Valley City Tournament Round
The Cleaners travel to Valley City tonight to meet the Belden Grange in the tournament's second round. The contest is slated for 17:30 local time. Cleaners players must report to the YMCA at 6:30.
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Worthington Dry Cleaners Headed to Sebring Tourney
The Worthington Dry Cleaners travel to Sebring for the Northeastern Ohio Class A basketball tournament. First opponent is Martins Ferry Buckeye Cleaners at 10 48 a m. Worthington club members should meet at the plant Saturday at 7 00 n.
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Hemsley Appears in Tribe Lineup After Suspension
Rollie Hemsley, the Cleveland catcher, played five innings in a exhibition vs New Orleans Pelicans after a training-rule suspension. The Indians lost 4 to 2, first defeat to New Orleans in two years, as Bob Feller’s debut was postponed due to Johnny Alten pitching. Willis Hudlin and BM Zuber shared mound work.
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Tourney Results Featureday Class A Akron teams overrun rivals
Akron Buchtel edged Windsay 24 to 23 and Canter McKinley beat Toledo Woodward 27 to 12. Marietta defeated Bridgeport 42 to 41 while Columbus Cover Arlington won 53 to 18 over North Baltimore. Canal Futton beat Wyoming 54 to 40 and Wilshire triumphed 36 to 24.
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Windsay
Sei
Philadelphia
Nenia Central
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Toledo
Woodward Hamilton
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Youngstown
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Manefield
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Newark And Columbus Arlington Favored To Win Scholastic Titles
United Press from Columbus on March 18 reports Newark and Columbus Upper Arlington as favorites to claim Class 1A and 1B scholastic basketball titles in the 80th state tournament. Newark overwhelmed Youngstown East 50 to 37, while Upper Arlington routed North Baltimore 53 to 16.
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Akron J. Vincent shines as Buchtel defeats Findlay
In a high tempo dust bowl start Buchtel led 9 2 at the first quarter 16 5 at half and 15 at three quarters while limiting Findlay to few fouls Akron J Vincent delivered a strong showing as his team routed Marietta 80 17 Wiltshire beat Strasburg 86 54 and Shawnee toppled Canfield 33 37
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McLemore Sparks Fire Over Golf Controversy and Critics
A 1988 United Press column captures sharp criticism of golfer McLemore, with Denny Shute and Harry Cooper among voices denouncing his swing as dangerous and theatrical. Hank Horton's and Lawson Little's comments amplify backlash as peers recall errant shots and alleged rule breaches.
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