New York Spartans Lead A B C Bowling Standings
The Spartans of New York City top the American Bowling Congress standings with 2959, one point ahead of McGrath Heating of Labertrville, AL. The Dwyers trail closely with 2951 as five players from the Gotham teams exceed 450 in totals. Doubles and all events feature strong showings from Cleveland and Springfield entries, while the 1931 tournament awaits after the annual ABC meeting scheduled this afternoon.
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Cleveland Indians Hooser edge London Panthers 1 0 in playoff opener
In London Ontario March 21 the Cleveland Indians Hooser beat the London Green Striped Panthers 1 to 0 as Ben Doraty scored late in the second period. Second game set for Cleveland Coliseum Saturday. Winner advances to Sinai series for International Hat League title against Detroit or Buffalo. Referee called near the end amid tense final minutes.
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Oberlin College Swimmers to Compete in Inter-Class Meet
Oberlin College swimmers and divers from four classes will compete tomorrow afternoon in the annual inter class meet at the loreal M C A pool. Forty two events feature the program with representation from each class in every event. The meet will start at 3 p m.
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Pro Cage Game Calls Many Ex Campus Stars to Ranks
Cleveland march 28. William Kitt reports a surge of ex college basketball stars turning pro as Big Ten talents Breseh McCracken and Charles Streeter join Fort Wayne and Chicago Bruin rosters. The trend marks a shift in pro cage teams courting college kings, reshaping the league’s talent pipeline.
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Cubs and Pirates in exhibition split as spring games unfold
In Los Angeles and across Florida and California, multiple spring exhibition contests feature the Chicago Cubs, Portland, the Pittsburgh Pirates, and other clubs. Highlights include the Cubs dropping a Pacific Coast League game to Portland 7 to and Pirates beating the Missions 9 to 4, with various lineups and pitchers noted across venues from St. Petersburg to Tampa and Birmingham.
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Bud Taylor Beats Battalino For Decision In Overweight Bout
Bud Taylor from Terre Haute weighed 127 pounds against world champion Battalino at about 127 pounds and won a ten round decision in Detroit. Battalino was floored once, the fight started with a sharp knockdown in round two, and Taylor claimed the win though the title remained with Battalino due to the overweight clash.
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Elyria Church of Changers Faces Warren in Northeastern Ohio League
Elyria Church of Changers travels to Youngstown for the Northeastern Ohio Church League tournament seeking a district title. They open against Warren Finish Lutheran, then potential matchups include Pilgrim Church of Cleveland or Trinity Methodist, with semis at 7 15 pm and final to follow. Team players include Tom Smith George Smith Freddie Smith Harold McGowin William Cox Harry Cook and Steve Bako, with a large Rivera fan delegation expected.
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Sixteen Teams Prep For State Cage Finals
In Columbus on March 21 sixteen high school basketball squads prepared for the state finals. DeViron Stivers, dominant with 53 wins and one defeat in two years, is a top A favorite, while Canton McKinley and Akron East loom as major challengers. Early games schedule Fremont against Columbus North, Aaron East versus Zanesville, with Canton and Chillicothe at 8:30 and Findlay versus Darton at 9:30.
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Rochester Centrals defeat Cleveland Roses in world pro cage set
Rochester Centrals beat Cleveland Roses 29 to 16 in the world pro cage championship set. Artis led scoring for the Centrals with Dutch Dehner close behind. Cleveland led 9 to 5 at halftime but faded late as Chizmadia nailed a crucial field goal with under ten seconds remaining. The series resumes in Cleveland tonight.
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Cleveland Athletes Dominate Northern Sports Scene
The piece reviews Cleveland boxers and regional sports amid a flurry of events. It notes Don Gonzalez’s controversial performance and mentions Mike Boysen, Frankie Brazio, and Manny Rochins, with amateur ambitions and pro prospects in Cleveland’s sports scene.
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TEE TO GREEN BY ROY GROVE
Roy Grove profiles Cyril Tolley as a top amateur golfer noted for powerful play and consistent technique. The piece highlights Tolley’s back swing, grip, and finish, comparing him to others and stressing the need for steady form. Also briefly mentions Northwestern University interscholastic track and field events with 72 schools and 643 participants.
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Local A series scraps show balanced pregame field
The afternoon scraps featured Youngstons Fitch and Carrolton facing Bocnd Brush and Rome while games tonight pitted Tiffin Junior Home against Lancaster. St Marys Rawson and Midland Jefferson Township move to eliminate four teams once rated strong, signaling no pregame favorites.
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Pennant Talk Drives Crimson Nine Spring Workout
Pennant talk dominates as the Crimson Nine fine tunes for the season. Coach Eaton drafts a mix of veterans and rookies led by Freddy Rule atop the rotation with Jon Smith and others. Infield anchors include Cyril Plas at first, Earl Holbrook at second, Tommy Koviak at short, and Ken Buker at third, while Ken Butler holds third base duties and the outfield players show potential though lacking Griffiths’s bat.
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Amherst Wings Close Season in Big Win
Amherst Wings closed their season with a 39 to 11 victory over Mischka Candies. The Wings led 8-4 at halftime and dominated the second half, scoring 31 to Candies’ 7, after Menz and M. Kenes, former Candies players, joined the team. New event notes: Metropolitan Ping Pong tournament to start March 24 in New York.
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Carnera Knocks Out Zavita in One Minute Fifty
Primo Carnera extended his American tour with a 1 minute 50 second knockout of Frank Zavita in Jacksonville Florida. The win marks Carnera's 12th KO in his current stretch and his fastest yet, amid talks of a Stribling matchup for $25,909 in Atlanta and a reported gate near $22,000.
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Major League Teams Begin Final Spring Tours
March reports show three clubs already out of camp as spring training nears end. Pirates left Paso Robles to tour the Pacific Coast and will head east by March 3 with a stop at New Orleans and a finish in Cincinnati for the opener. Cubs departed Catalina Island after two series with the Angels and Pirates and will head to Kansas City for a four game set with the American Association champs. Senators left Biloxi and will operate from Chattanooga for two weeks as they prepare for the season.
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