Crimson easy winner in quad track meet headline
Lorain Ex-Hy’s crown Lorain County champions after a 56-42 final over Elyria in the annual tournament. Maton Grange and others contributed in a hard fought Class A event as Deathheights looked on.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1932
Page
3
Lorain Ex-Hy’s crown Lorain County champions after a 56-42 final over Elyria in the annual tournament. Maton Grange and others contributed in a hard fought Class A event as Deathheights looked on.
Eddie Simms won a decision over Frankie Wine in Cleveland. Eddie Bo jack stopped Jack O Britton in Akron. Johnny Rich fell to Eddie Larke in Cleveland. In Lorain high school play the Hi Speeds beat the Colts 46 42 after leading 28 19 at halftime. The St Marys and Hungarian Reforms tied for Junior Church League title with St Marys winning 20 10 in a playoff. Joe Dawson returns to Pittsburgh pirates to join Kansas City Royals as a pitcher.
The Elyria Reform ed quintet travels to Lorain to face the Lorain Ex Hy s, newly crowned Lorain County champions. Port City features Horkay Radman Ducar with sharp long range shooting, while Western Heights meets Port City in a key battle. Game time is set at.
Elyria golfers face lower costs as club fees and equipment prices drop amid shrinking memberships. Elyria Country Club Spring Valley and Cherry Ridge projects expect solid seasons despite national and local economic pressures. expenses are down and optimism remains high for a busy golf season.
Boxer Nichols defeats Wearse to claim the ring title in a decisive victory. Details from the match highlight strong offense and defense as the champion seizes the championship in a contested clash.
In Cleveland on March 1 Simms outpointed Frankie Wine in a brisk eight round clash. Simms, weighing 147 pounds, used sharp lefts and steady pressure to control the action as Wine rallied at moments but could not halt the local challenger’s assault.
Fragmentary text references a knockout moment with Fuller and Wallace, mentions SEW and ice sitin, and includes stray phrases about Moor, pepcome, rigat, and England. Many garbled words render a coherent event unclear, but the core names appear as Fuller and Wallace in a seventh round context.
Dempsey defeats an opponent in Huntington in a two round set. Miles is shown leaving the ring as Dempsey remains standing. After the bouts, Dempsey departs for Toronto.
The Columbus diocese announced the Catholic swimming meet for spring, with dates set in April. Detailed location and entrant information were not fully readable in the fragment, but the event is officially scheduled for final consideration this season.
The Moose pace the city league title race after a win over the Eagles, remaining in first with six games left to play and aiming to overtake the Elks. Worthington led with a 619 set, while Nagy of the Eagles posted scores including 253, 281, and 191 in individual games. The Pretzels defeated Telegram in a three-game sweep, Kowatsky leading with a 392 series.
Ohio high school basketball tournament opened with eight teams in both classes A and B. Akron West routed Zanesville as Ashland crushed Columbus North in class A semis, while Pomeroy upset Defiance and Castalia edged Dayton Fairmont in class B. Earl Thomas led Ashland with 13 points, and Akron West guard Andy Averitt scored 16 as Stivers fell to Columbus North 29 to 38.
United Press dispatches from St. Pete and other cities report multiple spring exhibition games. Babe Ruth bunted into a grounder as the Yankees faced Reds in Tampa Bay. Philadelphia Athletics meet Boston Braves in St. Pete after Braves beat AL champs 5 3. Giants vs Angels in Pasadena ends 6 1 for New York. Pepper Martin’s ninth inning dash helps Cardinals beat Phillies 4 0 in Bradenton. Senators tackle Louisville Colonels in Mobile after a 5 7 win at Biloxi. Pirates rally for 3 2 win over Seals in San Francisco as Tigers schedule Portland after beating Oakland 16 4.
The Cleveland Indians, despite a 5 to 3 win over the New Orleans Pelicans, showed a weak hitting display in an exhibition. Seven hits and eight bases contrasted with New Orleans eight safeties, as three errors and routine miscues harmed the Indians’ chances. Pitchers Oral Hildebrand and Howard Crandall worked four innings each, with Crandall issuing five walks.
Detroit March 19 The American Bowling Congress tournament drew $4 teams tonight with aims to beat the 2 007 top count. Chicago's W W Musay led his squad to 2 581 for second, while New York clubs failed to reach first. The Congress chose Columbus Ohio as 1934 host city, with two veteran players Pete Howley and Elmer Baumgarten among the noted figures.
Agua Caliente Mexico on Sunday hosts the 50,000 Agua Caliente Handicap with Phar Lap the favorite. Eleven horses are listed as contenders including Lap, Dr Freeland, Spanish Play, Marine, Joe Finves and Bahamas. Money favors Phar Lap with odds around 2 to 1 and a prior trial in 1 17 for three quarters of a mile showing his peak condition.
Cambridge defeated Oxford to win the 84th annual boat race on the Thames. The victory marked Cambridge’s ninth straight win, with a time of 19 minutes 11 seconds over four miles, and a five-length margin. Cambridge was a three to one favorite despite Oxford’s late push. the crews included no Americans.
Indiana dominated the quarterfinals of the National Catholic basketball tournament in Chicago on March 19, placing three of its original four teams. Chicago sent two teams into the qualifiers while South Carolina Wisconsin and Tennessee each had one. Cathedral Indianapolis led as favorite. Father Ryan Nashville and Bishop England Charleston were seen as having even chances. Cathedral won the Dr EB Norton Award as top scorer in the first round. De LaSalle and Cathedral tied on 52, then Indiana edged ahead 20 to 17 in the second round while De LaSalle fell 22-19.
Elyria High tracksters closed the season with a strong win in a quadrangular meet at Elyria High School. Elyria led with a high point total, Oberlin and Lorain followed, Avon trailed. Individual event winners included Boyson, Carlson, Triplett, and Elyria’s relay squads set season bests.
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