Field Of 103 Nominated For 63rd Derby Pompoon Is Winter Book Choice
A field of 103 three year olds was nominated for the 63rd Kentucky Derby at Churchill Downs on May 8. Pompoon leads the list as a strong winter book choice, with Reaping Reward and Brooklyn as notable alternates. Milky Way Farm leads among owners with five nominations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pompoon
United Press Racing
EW York
U. P
Churchill Downs
Charles Burke
St. Louis
Odie and
Pomposa
Walter M. Jeffords
Matey
Columbia
S. C
Baltimore
Ethel D. Mars
Milky Way Farm
Payne Whitney
Greentree
P. A
R. J. Nash
Shandon
Alfred Gwyne Vanderbilt
Royal Beigh Sloane
Isabel Dodge
Sloane
Brookmeade
Royal Reigh
Reigh
William
Maemere Farm
Shandon Farm
A. G. Vanderbilt
Samuel DP. Riddle
Colonel Bradley
Brooklyn
Fairy Hill
William du Pone
Foxcatcher Farm
Townsend B. Martin
Burke
Reward
California
Carl S
Stormy Ocean
Pompeon
Pompey-Oonagh
Jerome H. Louchheim
Brown Son
Sickle Dustwhirl
Irish Hospital Sweepstake results at Aintree noted
About 500 tickets were sold in Elyria for the Grand National sweepstake at Aintree held yesterday. Two Ohioans, Helen Jano wiecki of Toledo and Charles Cooch of College Hill, won substantial prizes on Cooleen and Puckabelle respectively. Eight Americans held tickets on Royal Mail. John D. Pismonsphy is Bucknell’s athletic director. The piece also mentions Bucknell coach Knute Rockne comparison, Oxford Cambridge boat race, and other sports notes.
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Elyria
Irish Hospital
Aintree
Joe Gerhardinger
Bucknell
Oxford
Cambridge
T. H. Hunter
Harvard
Robert Swartwout
Middlesex
Mass
Lockland Stops Olmsted Falls 32 19 in State Tournament
Lockland’s fast squad clamped down on Olmsted Falls star Ed die Sinko holding him to five points as the Cavaliers rolled to a 32 19 quarterfinal victory at the state scholastic class B tourney in Columbus. Sinko’s teammates struggled to offset the Lockland defense and the Golden Flashes ended their season at 17 3.
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Lockland
Eddie Sinko
Olmsted
Golden Flashes
Coliseum
Columbus
Sinko
Danal Fulton
Ravenna
Lochland
F. T. Tachtenberg
Hawer
Olmeted Falls
Rolser
Yochev
Skillman
Drake
Cease
Tour
G. F. T. Sinko
Ss Buntz
Stofer
Knapp
Teockland
Bowl Match Sunday in City Class B League
The Wagon Wheel team will bowl a Picked team from the Wagon Wheel Cafe tomorrow afternoon at Knights of Columbus alleys. The match is slated for 2 o'clock.
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Wagon Wheel
Wagon Wheel Cafe
Knights of Columbus
Liberals Push Literacy and School Openings in Spain
For years liberals in Spain promoted literacy and opened new public elementary schools in towns. Teachers received meager salaries around $100 annually, often paid in parts. Frustrated by such pay, liberals passed a law aimed at banning bull fights in towns.
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Spain
Foundry Keglers Triumph in Fox Furnace Bowling Match
The Floor Foundry defeated the Engineers in two of three games on Temple slides. G. Knight led with a 509 high series for the winning team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floor Foundry
Engineers
Fox Furnace Company
G. Knight
Vardon A World Famous Golfer Dies At 66
LONDON March 20 Harry Vardon 66 famed British golfer died today in the capital. He won six British Open titles and was runner up four times between 1896 and 1914. He visited the United States in 1900 to win the Open and in 1915 tied with Edward Ray and Francois Ouimet in one of golf history’s great finishes. Ouimet won the replay. Vardon later returned in 1920 with Ray as champion.
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London
Harry Vardon
Great Britain
Bobby Jones
Gelf
Vardon
United States
Edward Ray
Francois Ouimet
Ray
Ouimet
Traynor Sees Pirates as Flag Contender in 1940
San Bernardino Calif March 20 Harold Pie Traynor pillared up the Pittsburgh Pirates for the new season after eight games from pennant last year promising a dangerous challenge to the Giants Cubs and Cardinals. He cites Ed Brandt Floyd Vaughan and Lee Handley additions plus veteran hurlers Blanton Lucas Swift Hoyt Weaver Brown and rookies to bolster a strong lineup centered by Suhr Vaughan Brubaker and Handley. Waner contract dispute robs power but Hafey Dickshot and Schulte contest right field while Todd and Padden compete for catching duties.
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San Bernardino
Calif
Harold
Pie" Traynor
Pittsburgh Pirates
Traynor
New York
Chicago
St. Louis
Pirates
Jack Doyle
Ed Brandt
Brooklyn
Lee Handley
Toronto
Floyd “Arky
Vaughan
Cy Blanton
Charles “Red’’ Lucas
Bill Swift
Waite Hoyt
Jim Weaver
Mace Brown
Hart
Lucas
Weaver
Blanton
Swift
Brown
Bill Clemenson
Santa Cruz
Russ Brown
Knoxville
John Wasco
Tulsa
Lefty
Henzleman
Jeannette
John Munchel
Indianapolis
Handley
Gus Suhr
John Dickshot
Fred Schulte
Waner
Florida
Lloyd Waner
Forrest Jensen
Aubrey Epps
al Todd
Thomas Padden
Todd
Baumholtz sets state tournament scoring record at Midvale
Frankie Baumholtz, star southpaw for Midvale, scored 27 points to set a state tournament record. He totaled 45 points in two tourney games, with a one handed push shot, fast dribble, and 412 season points entering the state meet. Attendance reached 5,628 for two sessions, 16,195 across the two days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankie Baumholtz
Midvale
Bluffton
Baumholtz
Stretch) Sadowski
Akron North Center
Coshocton
Orlyn Roberts
Waterloo Wonders
Chandlersville
Standings from Tastime A C event in Syracuse and Flushing
The report lists doubles teams Debridget and Smith of New York and Polwin and Raso of Syracuse, singles players Reimsmiti and Trzeviak with scores, and all events led by Debridget and Trzeciak. Mentions Marselius Casnet Co. in Syracuse and locations Syracuse and Flushing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M Debridget
J. Smith
New York
I. Polwin
M. Raso
Syracuse
Asa
A. Lawrence
J. Maratta
J. Reimsmiti
Sk.dcuse
J. Trzeviak
N. Y
M. Debridget
J. Trzeciak
J Refnemith
Rothgery Motors Defeat Clothiers in Bowling Match
Rothgery Motors defeated the Bell Clothiers two of three games in a St John’s Lutheran bowling match held on the St John’s school alleys. H Rothgery rolled 564 for high series and Mike Rosinski added a 223 high single.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rothgery Motors
Bell Clothiers
St. John’s Lutheran
St. John’s School
H. Rothgery
Mike Rosinski
Star Pinmen Roll Tonight In A B C
Crack shots from over a score of cities arrive for the American Bowling Congress events this weekend in New York. Eleven regular division teams compete tonight with 28 regualrs Sunday. Saturday features Cincinnati Wheeling and Massillon teams. Sunday includes Cambridge Ohio entries and Wooster Lamberts of St Louis. Lamberts team member sponsor will participate in doubles and singles. Terminal Industries of Flushing NY moved to second place in the five man event last night with 2 973 total.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Smith
Notre Dame
Elmer Tayden
Johnny O'Brien
Layden
Iowa
Madison
Wisconsin
Iowa Band
Drum and
Crack Pershing Rifles
Pantomers
Massillon
Canton
Hamilton
Dover
Canal Fulton
Columbus
Upper Arlington
Midvale
Lockland
Dana
Johnny Worthington
Jack Renninger
George Bohn
Elmer Donnelly
Hayden Evans
Emory Schulz
Clete Gilgenbach
J. W. Henry
Joe Tomsic
Johnny Banick
George Knipper
Bohn
Renninger
Donnelly
Worthington
Evans
Banick
New York
American Bowling Congress
Cincinnati
Wheeling
W. Va
Ohio
Cambridge
Wooster Lamberts
St. Louis
Lamberts
Terminal Industries
Flushing
N. Y
Schedule and Results of A and B Cage Tours
Today's CLASS A semi finals at 1 pm Canal Fulton vs Columbus Upper Arlington and 2 pm Lockland vs Midvale with winners advancing to the championship. CLASS A 3 pm Canton McKinley vs Massillon and 4 pm Dover vs Hamilton with 9 pm winners for yesterday's games. CLASS B results list Canal Fulton 24 Amsterdam 22 in overtime and Columbus Upper Arlington 32 Union City 21. Canton McKinley 34 Marietta 32 Massillon 30 Ashland 23 Dover 38 Akron North 34 Hamilton 41 Bridgeport 30.
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Canal Fulton
Columbus Upper Arlington
Lockland
Midvale
Canton McKinley
Massillon
Dover
Hamilton
Amsterdam
Columbus
Upper Arlington
Union City
Olmsted Falls
Midwate
Biufton
Canton
McKinley
Marietta
Fiore
Middletown
Maritta
Ashland
Bridgeport
Baumholtz
Bluffton
Eddie Sinko
Jack Graf
Graf
Canton and Massillon face off in high school tourney
Eight scholastic basketball teams advanced toward the Ohio state tournament semifinals with Canton McKinley set to meet Massillon in the Class A upper bracket. Dover edged Akron North for a semifinal berth, while Massillon beat Ashland to reach the same stage. In Class B Canal Fulton faces Columbus Upper Arlington and Lockland takes on Midvale, with Baumholtz of Midvale starring and Fiore of Canton McKinley lauded as the clutch player of the rounds.
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Harold G. Olsen
Ohio State
Blair (Slim) Guilion
University of Tennessee
Guilion
Ohio
Dayton Kellys
Earlham College
Russ Murphy
Mansfield High
Gullion
Tennessee
Dixie School
United Press
Olumbus
U. P
Newark
Sandusky St. Marys
Canton McKinley
Massillon
Dover
Hamilton
Elyria Pinmen Defeat Ashland Team With 644 Series
Elyria bowlers topple Ashland’s F. E. Myers and Brothers by 180 pins. George Bohn led with a 644 series and a 253 single, Stark of Ashland close behind with 613.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
F. E. Myers and Brothers
Ashland
Elyrian
Land
George Bohn
Stark
Hne
Banick Oe
Donnelly
Bgt Mackin
Bohn Sete
Renninger Aes Ato
Millerer
Haulk
Bol Stark
Preiffer
Slocum
Y M C A Athletes Vie For Titles In Ohio Meet
In Columbus Ohio on March 20 453 competitors from 17 cities took part in a state wide Y M C A festival contesting six sports volleyball basketball swimming wrestling weight lifting and gymnastics Springfield held last years volleyball crown while A A Hammersmith Massillon chaired the organizing committee with H T Frierwood Kent Middlewest Dayton O S Robertson Zanesville Bus Gladwin Akron and others assisting Columbus hosts.
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H. T. Frierwood
Kent Middlewest
Dayton
O. S. Robertson
Zanesville
Bus Gladwin
Akron
Charles Lauer
Harry Paschall
Richard Gilmore
Columbus
Barnes Coal and Pickering Service win two in Ridgeville league
The Barnes Coal Company won two of three against Ridgeville Hatchery while the Pickering Service took two of three from Ridgeville Feed Store in K of Calleys league matches played last evening in Ridgeville.
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Barnes Coal Company
Ridgeville
Pickering Service
Knights of St. John
K. of Calleys
Dittman
R. Noll
Burcheck Sevee
Machovina
Steinmetz
Ridgeville Hatchery
B. No
Buckee Tree
S. Rothgery Ee
Gilgenbach
Aurensen Oceans
CSL
Pickering
W. Traxier
Frank We Neuen
C. Weisheit
Holtwick
S. Rothgery Ae
A. Rothgery
G. Noll
Ceee
Weisheit
I. Rothgery
Oe la Pitts
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Thomas H. Noone
War Admiral
Blue Larkspur
Apogee
Wand
Talma Dee
Golden F
Dawn Play
Rifted Clouds
Dawn
Reeser
Herrick Ave
West Wellington
Keglers Whip
Tlor Foundry
Stutz, Jr
Duffy Peeveene
Auoee Nares Engineera
Nauchton Ne
Walinsky
Poggemeier
The
LEE Whitney Co
East Avenue
Paul Dean
Peppsi" Martin
United Feature Syndicate, Inc
Eddie Molenski
Molenski
WNBC
Cavalier
Schioll Coal
Clothiers
Leys
W. L. Pet
Vestal Shoes
Weete Wena
Hell Clothiers Seaeeeaeld
Eldatrend Supply Oeeeld
oeu-Colag Saeeweweneld
Fiska Lumber
Fleisaeery Materat Art Buchholz
Jantx Seaweeee
Rosin
Xkervree Sae
Rothgery Ag
Oo Sis
C. Buchholz
von al
Schreiber
E. Block
Electro Alloys League
Wee A Pet Ae Millwrights
Od Ae Ene
Foundry
Vee . Ee
Minnick Teveee
Malone Eam Eeene
Greenick Wear Ee
Gomicn Wseyeves
Knipper
Christie
Rudy
New Barnes
Gebhardt
Tomsiees
Kenry Wwe Wee
Nasipak
Paton Re
Thayer Ee Eacee
Carlson
Masaillon
Akron North
Call
Philee
Rarred
By Tommy Devine
Carl Fiore
Herman
Bup) Rearick
North
Don Everet
Sterling Guard
Webb Foxx
Bud Smith
Steve Pogarzelski
Smith
Household Finance CO
Bros
Nonh
Elyria Pinmen
Little Scorpion Club
Grafton Rd
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