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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1933
Page
8
Holy Cross wins Y M C A Junior Church League crown as St Pauls defeats Hungarian Reforms 24 to 21 in a hard fought final. Louw Barkacs scores 11 for St Pauls. Frite leads Holy Cross with seven points.
Henrietta High School boys basketball team, with a 23 player enrollment, reached the Class B state final in Columbus, losing to Lawrenceville 36 24 while defeating Coventry 35 25 and Delphos 37 35 en route. Coach John Salisbury praised players Led by Bob Hostettler who earned All Tournament B center honors, the Blue and White earned a large trophy and silver basketballs for each player. A banquet is planned April 1 to honor the squad and its supporters who funded the Columbus trip.
Amateur boxing card at Lorain Antlers arena features MP Wares and Addy Lesh among headliners. Notable bouts arrange Lash versus an opponent and several weight classes highlighted with local fighters and rival squads.
New York Yankees 3, Brooklyn Dodgers 1. Detroit Tigers 7, Brooklyn Dodgers 1. Pittsburgh Pirates 1, Chicago Cubs 6. Philadelphia Phillies 8, St. Louis Cardinals 2. Washington Senators 0, Cleveland Indians postponed.
Ohio State's track team adds several new athletes to boost outdoor events. Discus contenders include Wilford Thies Norwood Henry Holzauer Ely Ira Homer Hagaman Cleveland Heights William Mare Holland and Fred Conrad Wooster. Hammer hopefuls Earl Johnson Prospect and Homer Smith javelin record holder Carl Cramer Dayton Max Knoch Palisades Park Albert Waynard Therood and Walter Stapf will also compete in major events. First outdoor meet is the Penn Relays in Philadelphia April 28 and 29.
The Elyria Hi-Speeds face the O'Mahon Aces and Nabakowski Roofers meet the Oberlin Grads in Lorain County Class A tournament opening games on the Y M C A floor. Ten teams enter. pairings set for March 28 29 and 31 with quarter finals and finals.
In San Francisco the Chicago Cubs beat the Pittsburgh Pirates 5 to 4 after trailing in the morning game, three wins in the four-game series. Lon Warneke earned the win over Meine as P Waner Traynor and Suhr produced three hits apiece. Babe Herman drove in the deciding run with a late single as Bull Herman stood on second. From Oakland to the Pacific coast, the Cubs showcased a ninth inning rally to seal the victory.
National boxing schedule features Maxie Rosenbloom of New York and Bob Godwin of Daytona Beach competing for the world light heavyweight crown in a 15 round Madison Square Garden bout. Other bouts include Freddie Miller defending the featherweight title against Dado in Los Angeles and Barney Ross facing Billy Petrolle in Chicago.
Henry McLemore surveys a collage of sports vignettes from 1930s headlines. Strangler Lewis aims to reclaim the heavyweight title with Jim Browning, Pepper Martin turns 8 in 1946, and Pepper joins a parade of trivia from horse racing to golf distances.
In New Orleans on March 29, Wesley Ferrell declared he will report to the Cleveland Indians Tuesday after a holdout over salary. His deal includes a base of 12000 if he wins 20 games or more plus a $1000 bonus at 25 wins, with Willis Hudlin also reporting after signing an undisclosed figure. The Indians had rain and stayed indoors as Hudlin began limbering his arm.
Veteran bowlers predicted unusually high scores in the final weeks of the 1953 American Bowling Congress Tournament in Columbus. Doubles team Johnny Martino and Andy Piramo of Syracuse won a first with 1,293 pins while George Ahrbeck of South Bend topped All Events with 1,956. Rudolph Knade of Chicago led individuals with 1,901 pins as leaders and teams show strong totals in the ongoing event.
The Guenin Pretzels travel to Brighton to meet the Spencer Axles in the Brighton independent tournament opener. Tip off is set for 8 40 p m local time. All Pretzels players are to assemble at Marsh Guenin's cigar store at 7 18 p m.
A brief note highlights shrimp as a preferred dish to enjoy in one sitting, ideally paired with beer. It emphasizes casual seafood dining and beverage complement.
Prentice named chairman of the Davis Cup committee and selection panel with Lawrence Baker as vice chairman both veterans of last year’s cup campaigns. A meeting at the Racquet and Tennis Club will set tentative American zone tie dates and outline campaign plans as the United States seeks a strong return.
Bob Hostettler of Henrietta was chosen as the All-Ohio Center on the Class B team by the reporters at the eleventh annual state tournament. The Class B forwards were Peters and Rader from Lawrenceville with guards Heck and Blair and center Hostettler.
Dover High School captured its second Ohio state basketball championship by defeating Marietta 34 to 23, a major upset as Dover was rated sixth or seventh of eight teams. The win makes Dover one of only three schools to win the title more than once, joining Dayton Stivers and Delaware. Frank Kelker of Dover Center led Class A with 32 points while Ronald Paters of Lawrenceville topped Class B with 48 points.
In an exhibition game yesterday the New York Giants defeated the Chicago White Sox 18 to 0. Frank Grube had four hits for the Sox and Blondy Ryan drove in four runs for the Giants with a double and two singles. Three White Sox errors led to nine unearned runs for New York.
Doc Painter the Yankees trainer says New York is in better shape than any club he has seen at this stage of training. He cites cool weather in the early training dates as a key factor helping the team round into form quickly.
A fragmented report notes France, holder since 1927, remains a formidable obstacle in the race, despite a record entry of $3 nations.
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