Oberlin Defeats Ravenna To Lead State Title Run
Oberlin high school defeated Ravenna 33 to 17 in the Class B state tournament at Columbus. Gaines led Oberlin with 12 points, Weise added eight, as semifinals set for today at the State Fairgrounds Colisuem.
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Oberlin High School
Fom Ravenna High
Columbus
Gaines
Gberjin
Weise
Akron
East High
Lima
Akron South
Columbus East
Mar
New
Oberlin
Miamisburg
Franville
Akron East High
Akron South High
Cincinnati Hughes High
Zanesville
Ravena
Granville
Procterville
Marietta
Akron East
Lima South
Columbus d East
Cincinnati Hughes
Wauseyn
Portsmouth
Peoria to Host 1927 American Bowling Congress Meet
Toledo March 20 Peoria Illinois won unanimous selection to host the 1927 American Bowling Congress tournament. Kansas City Green Bay and Newark had bid but withdrew in favor of Peoria. Secretary A L Langtry reelected for ten years with salary up to 10000. A J Banter named president succeeding C C Ryan. Prize list set at 81953.
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Toledo
Peoria
Ill
Illinois City
Kansas City
Green Bay
Wis
Newark
A. L. Langtry
A. J. Banter
Huntington
C. C. Ryan
Kenosha
Football Rules Committee Meets at Roosevelt
The Football Rules Committee opened its annual session at the Hotel Roosevelt in New York on March 20. E. K. Hall of Dartmouth was reelected chairman. The body indicated little need to alter rules, with forward pass discussion and adding a fourth official to monitor interference among players the expected focus.
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New York
Roosevelt
E. K Hall
Dartmouth
IG STS At Philadelphia Boxing Results
Jimmy Menalty from Scranton won on a judges decision over Battling Shimar of Williamsport after four rounds in Philadelphia. Tex Wan from Canada knocked out Harry Slaughter in the second round at Norristown. Bob Jarvis of Kansas City stopped Max Goldberg in Norristown in the fifth. Battling Stack of Camden defeated Kid Williams of Baltimore in Camden in a ten round bout. Elyria and Fremont seek the next InterCity Bowling League tournament site with a Sunday decision pending. Elyria may gain votes to host in February.
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Philadelphia
Jimmy Menalty
Scranton
Penna
Battling Shimar
Williamsport
Fnrounds
Norristown
Tex Me‘wan
Canada
Harry Slaughter
Bob Jarvis
Kansas City
Max Goldberg
Camden
Battling Stack
Kid Williams
Baltimore
Slyria
Fremont
Elyria
Sandusky
Mansfield
Freont
Jace
Berlenbach
Paul
Beilenbach
Earny
Bethlenbach
White Sox bolster infield for 1926 bid
Chicago White Sox add infielders Bill Hunnefield and Ray Morehart and rely on Everett Scott at shortstop as Eddie Collins recovers. First base remains Sheely with Harry McCurdy backing up, while pitching depth includes Lyons, Blankenship, Faber and Edwards. Contenders aim for first division, with optimism growing in Shreveport.
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Shreveport
Chicago White Sox
Sox
Eddie Collins
Bill Hunnefield
Portland
Ray Morehart
Hunnefield
Morehart
Everett Scott
Sheely
Harry McCurdy
University of Hiheis
McCurdy
Eddie Collin
Willie Kamm
Bob Falk
Johnny Mostil
Bill Barrett
Spencer Harris
Tom Gulley
Cleveland
Lee Nate Allines
NATO
Tedz
Lyons
Blankenship
Red" Faber
Alphonse Thomas
Baltimore
Benson
Wallace Carney
Chief Bender
Jim Edwards
Danny Long
Walp
Coalinga
Calif
Soix
Class A Teams Open Tournament Round with Upsets
A large crowd watched Class A teams finish the first round and play three more games. Elyria Baptists upset Columbia, while OPS and Belden Arrows fought a tight race. Columbia Steel beat Carek's Florist as Church of Christ topped South Amherst, and City Cigars edged Anchorians in a high tempo Lorain showdown.
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Columbia
Baptist’s
Elyria
Baptist
Columbia G. F. P. Hayes
Richards
Hughes
Rundle
Hichcock
Reeeveee
Eeeeaeeess
G. FL
Cage
Schoville
Cook
Jago
Stryker
Jenkins
Dunlap
Gammie
Steel
Columbia Steel G. FL
P. Dicksons
Secacaeees
Warmee Wessare
Stewart
Church of Christ
South Amherst Cardinal
Church
South Amherst Bays
South Amherst Gfp
Abersola
Carrol We
Schach
Gleason
Mickel
Holmes
Schouder
Eceeeeuen
Church of Christ Gfp
Ecreeaee
Smith Heer
Stolzenberg
Wees
Renoard le
Verne Barnes
Verle Barnes
Aca
City Cigars
Anchorians
Lorain
Anchorlana Ag Durjava
LL. Nickelette
Kucur
Rigo
Balant Beac
Kreager
Vo O'Mahon
Relsz
Eeseaes
Eccececeusees
Ceeseesee
Anchorians GF. Pp
Nickelette O
L. Nickolette
Trifilette
Durjava
Tournament resumes with listed evening matches
Cameron Stojk notes the tournament will resume next Tuesday with a schedule: 7:00 Ridgeville Owls vs Nationals, 7:15 Oberlin Business College vs Fox Furnace, 8:00 Elyria Business College vs Ridgeville Independents, 7:15 Baptist vs Henninger Arcades, and 9:00 Belden Arrows vs Lovan Glass.
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Ridgeville Owls
Nationals
Oberlin Business College
Fox Furnace
Elyria Business College
Ridgeville Independents
Baptist
Henninger Arcades
Belden Arrows
Lovain Glass
Bowling Stars Roll Tonight in Amer. Bowling Meet
Two former A B C champions from Chicago lead a field at Toledo as the Burk Bros and Commodore Barry’s seek titles. Chicago Band B posted 2862 to top last night’s team event, with Sterling Oil No 1 close at 2852 and other strong scores from Futfy Floral Chicago, Milwaukee Valve, Lincoln Oil Flint.
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Toledo
O. Mar
A. B
Chicago
Burk Bros
Grand Rapids
Commodore Barry
Cincinnati
Chicago Band
Sterling Oil No
Milwaukee
Futfy Floral
Milwaukee Valve
Lincoln Oil
Flint
Yale Adopts Hockey as Yale Sport for Next Year
New Haven Conn March 20 Hockey will be a major sport at Yale next year with Larry Noble of Syracuse as captain. The 1925 team disbanded after electing captain and manager for the coming year. Noble, a Yale football and baseball star, graduates in 1927 and has won the Y three times. Herbert Walker Jr of New York City will manage the hockey team with John Kimberly Curls of Long Beach Cal as assistant. W C Robinson Jr of Pittsburgh to manage class hockey teams as Yale plans a new arena next autumn.
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New Haven
Conn
Yale
Larry” Noble
Syracuse
Larry’ Noble
Herbert Walker, Jr
New York City
John Kimberly Curls
Long Beach
Cal
W. C. Robinson, Jr
Pittsburgh
National interscholastic and college sport events listed
Sport events today include racing meetings at Jefferson Park and several jockey clubs in Tampa Tia Juana and Havana plus indoor and outdoor championships across golf swimming handball bowling football tennis wrestling and basketball with venues in Evanston Brooklyn Atlantic City St Paul Toledo New York Boston Jacksonville Cambridge Mac Chicago Kansas City Chicago State College and other locations. Major meets feature national championships in swimming wrestling and basketball with regional and college title events running across the United States.
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Jefferson Park
New Orleans
West Coast Jockey Club
Tampa
Tia Juana
St. Augustine
A. A. VU
Brooklyn
A. A. UC
Atlantic City
St. Paul
Toledo
New York
Boston
Risko Delivers Stunning Defeat to Berlenbach at MSG
Johnny Risko, Cleveland heavyweight, defeated Paul Berlenbach in ten rounds at Madison Square Garden. Risko dominated early rounds with two knockdowns and forced Berlenbach toward a possible knockout, reshaping New York’s heavyweight outlook and delaying Tunney or Wills summer plans.
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New York
Paul Beriesbach
Johnny Risko
Cleveland
Madison Square Garden
Risko
Berlenbach
Tunney
Wills
Jack Delaney
Tanning Game at Saratosa Giants Open Eleven-Game Series
In Saratosa Florida on March 20 two recruit pitchers Dales and Clarkson will start against the Senators as the Giants begin an eleven game series with the American League champions. Also notes four minor Yankee camp players head to Atlanta and Kingston while Ruth ends slump with two doubles in a Braves tie. Houdini is arrested in Chicago for breach of peace over spirit mockery. In Los Angeles the Desire Under the Elms trial date is postponed to April 8 to obtain depositions from Eugene O Neill and reviewers.
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Saratosa
Fla
Dales
Clarkson
Senators
Giants
ST Petersburg
Hockies
Walter Gilbert
Arthur Jacobs
Ruel Love
Atlanta
Arthur Reinholz
Detroit
Kingston
Ruth
Braves
Koudine
Chicago
Houdini
Herbert Hreadlove
Mission No. 18
Los Angeles
Cal
Eugene O'Neill
New England
Desire Under the Elms
O'Neill
Criies
East
Ad in The Chronicle Telegram Want Page Pays
A short classified note notes that placing an ad in The Chronicle Telegram Want Page can be a profitable move for advertisers seeking quick returns. It highlights the cost benefits and visibility in a local daily.
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Telegram
St Andrews raises entrance fees to boost Open prizes
St Andrews Scotland March 20 The Royal and Ancient Club raises entry fees for the Open Golf Championship from five dollars to seven dollars and sixty cents. An extra two dollars and fifty cents will be charged to the one hundred players qualifying. The additional money will enlarge the prize list, as the first prize of three hundred seventy eight dollars is deemed insufficient for a world championship event.
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St. Andrews
Scotland
Mar
The
Royal and Ancient Club
Wills Finalist at Cannes Meet in Striking Win
Helen Wills defeated Eileen Bennett 6 2 6 4 to reach the Cannes Lawn Tennis Club tourney final. Bennett pushed Wills in the semi but Wills held clear control, showcasing the California star’s form. In Lakeland Florida, March 20, the Cleveland Indians will train there again in 1927 per BE Barnard. The Indians met the Reds in a 3 1 loss today at Orland.
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Cannes
Helen Wils
Lakeland
Fla
Cleveland Indians
Barnard
Cleveland
Indians
Cincinnati Reds
Reds
Orland
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Schuster
Aeee
Traseler
Lehman
Ceeseeeaee
Columbia Steel
Carck
Flavora
Peerless Oil
Wenninger
Peerless
Peerless Oil Sneyder, Wae
F. P. Brown
Dunstan
Ae Reed
Betts Seer
Total
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Kulteny
Aeeel ‘Hollison
Thane
Robinson
O'Lear
Shuster
Cameron Stojk
Bowling Stars
Port Huron
North Center Alley
Paul Dugs
Western & Southern Insurance
Paryzek Coal
A. Kellar
W. Bierlein
Mhele Toerer
Cc. Schneiderman
Indianapolis
Fageue
H. Paehlke
W. Daglow
W. Volz
C. Paske
E Peters
P. Gorman
W. Matthes
N. Bierlein
J. Kolwasser
Plymouth
T. O'Connell
Ise
Yank Hurler
Fred Toney
George Pipgras
Niners
Huggins
Giant
Toney
Nashville
Pipgras
Miss Bennett
Miss Wills
California
Setter Automobiles
Buick
Kaz
National Automobile Chamber of Comment
Aulen
Fisher
Say
Elyria Buick CO
Willys-Knight
Willys - Knights
Willys- Knight
Willys
Overland- Knight Sales CO
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