Lorain Nativities Dominate Oberlin in Class A Opener
Lorain Nativities defeated Oberlin Travelers 36 to 25 as Lorain County Class A tournament opened. West Side Bakers edged Elyria Standard Home Utilities 20 to 19, Church of Christ beat Oberlin Odd Fellows 23 to 21. Ongoing last night’s top play saw Nativities surge past Oberlin, with Teddy Dunlop leading Port City to a strong 20-5 first half.
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Lestock Signs to Pitch for Springfield Club
Cleveland, Ohio March 19 Paul Lestock, a Cleveland sandlot product, announced he signed a contract to pitch this year for the Springfield club in the Three-Eye League. Manager Bill Wambsganss signed him. Lestock was a top Cleveland amateur pitcher last year and pitched in the National Baseball Federation tournament in Cincinnati for the Robbart Jewelers.
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Canton Boxer Kayoes Skorke in Golden Gloves
Tony Skorke, Elyria's last Gold en Gloves contestant, was eliminated by Canton’s Henry Scarpuzzi in the third round. Disqualified earlier for not belonging to the Novite Class, Skorke was moved to the 126 Pound Open Class and fought well until the kayo.
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Northwest Conference Coaches In Meet
Managers and coaches from five Northwest Conference schools meet in Bowling Green to draft next season basketball schedules and discuss routine business. The Freshman rule for athletics is likely on the agenda with varying positions. Toledo University and Bowling Green State College favor adoption while Defiance Findlay and Bluffton oppose. The conference traces its origins to 1919.
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Sign For Main Go On Norwalk Card
Norwalk March 19 announces Joe Pack Toledo and John Mack Cincinnati have been signed for the 10 round main bout at the Norwalk A C fight card on March 27.
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Northwestern Head Caled on Carpet in Review of Status
Chicago March 19 Northwestern University's status in the North Central Association remained in doubt as the board of review on athletics recommended the case be returned with power to act. President Walter Din Northwestern was asked to appear before representatives to explain the stand in withholding support that could remove the school from the approved list.
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Roofers Clash With Pennzoils in Tough Season Mix
Ambiguous text describes a matchup between Roofers and Pennzoils with scattered names and places. Readable fragments mention Amierst O Mar Nabakowski and Trelk Follets Pa wera foermery Lorre Ragaigs. The fragmented report notes a farm ending and school arise Frey.
Browns Hopefuls Standout As Training Kept On Atop
Sport Shorts notes the St. Louis Browns eyeing salvation from the cellar with new talent. Irvine Burns and Jim Levy shine at camp while Marvin Ferrell and Wes Ferrell draw attention on the mound staff. Manager Till Kilifer anticipates a Summer boost as youngsters push for roles.
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Exhibition Baseball Notes from Dixie
United Press notes summarize exhibition results across multiple spring venues. Highlights include Brooklyn and Philadelphia wins, Braves beating Cincinnati 9 3 in Florida, and Yankees Reds mixed results as teams open in Florida and New Orleans.
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Ohio Amateur Golf Tournament at Wyandot Center
The Ohio Amateur Golf Tournament will be held at Wyandot Club July 6 to 11. An 18 hole qualifying round will limit the field to 64 players.
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Tilden Believes France Will Retain Davis Cup
Salt Lake City report notes William Tilden II, former top amateur and current pro champion, thinks France will win the Davis Cup despite injuries to LaCoste and Brugnon. He cites Cochet and Borotra as fit leaders with younger reserves backing a still formidable team.
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International Final Tennis Match Looms
In New York on March 19 UBP progress of the states Indoor Tennis championship features top finalists. Berarra and Reekafellow advanced through semifinals while Siler and Christian Boissus were among earlier out. The tourney marks strong play with Beit elimb and Pope advancing as others were eliminated in quarterfinal rounds.
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McKinley Favored In Ohio Schoolboy Title Fight
Canton McKinley High, with a 19-2 record and veteran lineup led by Captain Don Black, is seen as a top contender for the Ohio schoolboy basketball title. It meets Hamilton High in the first round at the state tournament in Columbus while Portamouth faces Toledo Waite in another opener. Hamilton, on a nine-game run and holding a stingy defense, aims to upset the Canton machine. The article notes McKinley’s past finals appearances and Hamilton’s stout defense as the key early clash factors.
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