Elyria Quints Dominate Opening City Bowling Matches
Elyria Quints and Jackson's squads won their City Bowling League clashes at the K of C slides last night. The Knights of Columbus defeated Glen Rogers Motors two games to one, while Jackson's team edged Eagles in a similar tally. Neither result altered team standings.
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Knights of Columbus
Jackson Wall Paper
K. of C
Glen Rogers Motors
Eagles
Glen
I. T. Rubber Co
Elyria Lee
I. T. 5. Leads as league pace setter in final stretch
Rogers match sees Byron McCoy top with a 655 series and Oscar Jaroch 2 pins back. Frank Brennan leads Kaysees with 546, Earl Weller 552 for Wall Paper Eagles, Romer Stull 548 for Birdmen. I. T. 5. maintains fast league pace ahead of Thursday showdown versus second place Ellria Hardware on the alleys.
Transfer Pinmen Defeat Roofers in St Johns Bowling Match
After dropping the opening game the Held Transfers won the next two to clinch the St. John's Lutheran League match against the Na Bakowski Roofers. F. Meluke rolled 575 for high three games and 226 for high single.
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Nabakowski Roofers
F. Meluke
Mandell Seeks Bout With Jim McLarnin in Tucson
In Tucson on March 21 Sammy Mandell, 32, aims to return to welterweight title contention by seeking a bout with Jimmy McLarnin. Mandell, long troubled by management issues and financial pressures, has two prior wins over McLarnin, who later prevailed in two 10 round decisions.
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Tucson
Ariz
Rockford
Lash
Sammy Mandell
Sammy
Jimmy McLarain
Belfast
Corbett
Ati Wrigley
Los Asseles
Mandell
McLarnin
Sammiy
Wolverine baccall team to start spring trip this year
The University of Michigan basketball team plans three spring training trips, a first since 1931. Coach Rai Fisher will take 9 men, departing April 6 for an East Coast tour beginning April 4 against Colgate. The itinerary includes Rutgers Lehigh West Chester and Oberlin games.
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Wolverines
Ann Arbor
Mich
University of Michi- Ran Baccall
Rar Fisher
Fisher
Colgate
Rutgers
Lehigh
West Chester
Oberlin
Columbus Beats Cincinnati In Exhibition At Tampa
In an exhibition game in Tampa on March 21 the Columbus Red Birds defeated the Cincinnati Reds 6 to 4 after tying at four in the 16th inning. Columbus exploded for three hits in that frame with Bob Parham driving in a run, Johnny Hodapp adding a triple, and Ken Mickey Heath delivering a single. Cincinnati pitchers Paul Derringer Fred Blake Larry Benton and Bonnie Frey allowed 15 hits while Columbus had four days of prep.
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Tampa
Fla
Columbus Red Birds
Bonnie Frey
Cincinnati Reds
Bob Parham
Piet
Johnny Hodapp
Ken Mickey Heath
Red Bird
Paul Derringer
Fred Blake
Larry Benton
Frey
Cincinnati
Columbus
Managers Change Hands Across Major Leagues In 1934
The 1934 MLB season opens with many new managers as eight of 16 clubs across the AL and NL replaced leaders. Mickey Cochrane and Walter Johnson lead AL debuts, while Frisch, Stengel and O’Farrell head NL changes. Connie Mack remains the longest serving, at 33 years with the Athletics.
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Fred Bailey
United Press
Chicago
Ukely
Pilots
Mickey Cochrane
Tigers
Bucky Harris
Red Sox
Walter Johnson
Indians
Rogers Hornsby
Browns
Frankie Frisch
Cardinals
Bob O'Farrell
Reds
Jimmy Wilson
Phillies
Charles
Caser) Stengel
Dodgers
Bill McKechnie
Boston Braves
Bill Terry
Giants
Charley Grimm
Cubs
George Gibson
Pirates
Connie Mack
Athletics
Joe McCarthy
Yankees Tanks
Joe Cronin
Senators
Babe Ruth
Joe
Rabo
New York
Marbe
Boston
Detroit
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Tom Connie Mack
Johnson
Finney
Cochrane
Oklahoma A and M Man Holds Wrestling Title
Leroy McGuirk, 23, Tulsa, crowned light heavyweight wrestling champion. First Oklahoma A and M College alum to win a professional title. Won the NWA crown at Tulsa in early March, defeating Hugh Nicholas of Mexico Texas. Also noted as sports editor of the Daily O’Collegian and business manager of the Redskin.
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Stillwater
Okla
Leroy McGuirk
Tulsa
Oklahoma A. & M
McGuirk
Hugh Nicholas
Mexico
Tex
Daily O'Collegian
Redskin
Ohio State Gym Team to Visit Sandusky Exhibition
Ohio State University gym team will appear in a spring exhibition at Sandusky High School on April 1. Bob Whittaker of the Sandusky physical education department notes charges for the exhibition.
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Ohio State Gym
Sandusky Sandusky
Ohio State University
Ryim
Nestle
Sandusky
Hich
Bob Whittaker
The First Task of Government and Ethical Purpose
The passage asserts government’s duty to secure human dignity and freedom. It links ethics to pursuing humane ends and guidance for worthy living. It notes a shift in popular thought toward viewing goodness as a social concern shaping ethical aims.
Catholic Cage Tourney Opens At Loyola Amid Big Matchups
Chicago hosts the 11th annual national Catholic high school basketball championship with openers at Loyola University gym. Cathedral Indianapolis faces St Catherine Dubois Pa, Joliet Catholic confronts Quincy Academy, and St John’s Cathedral Milwaukee meets St Stanislaus Bay St Louis Miss. Bay St Louis captain Billy Schwarz seeks a Dixie bid. Cronin notes strong AL rivals for the Washington Senators including Yankees Boston Detroit Cleveland and Philadelphia, predicting a tight race and praising balanced defense and aging but peaked pitching core.
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Chicago
Loyola University Gymnasium
Cathedral High School of
Indianapolis
St. Catherime
Dubois
Catholic High School of
Masters Invitation Sparks Golf's Big Test in 1934
Augusta Ga March 21 30 The Masters Invitation Tournament opens at Augusta National with Robert Tie Jones returning to the first tee to challenge a field led by Espinosa Smith Golden Farril Hazen and others. Jones seeks another victory after years away as rivals from early days aim to blunt his comeback amid intense anticipation.
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Auch Innterest
Bobby Jon Jones
Augusta
Ugusta
Robert Tie Jones
Augusta National
Belasco
Rickard
Ziesfeld
Snowmen
Atlantic City
Self
Jones
Deades
Noth Tins
Espinosa
Smith
Golden
Farril
Hazen
Maratain
Geselle Weethy
Y de Bergesae
Notods
Dobby
Az Sarg
Marietta Crew May Compete in Eastern Regatta
Marietta College's rowing team began strict training this week ahead of potential participation in the Poughkeepsie regatta on the Hudson River June 22. The program aims to raise 31,000 for travel and equipment upgrades, with coach J. Ellis MacDonald enforcing peak fitness. A fundraising drive will transport the crew, and a new shell is being built in Foxboro, Mass, while a former Navy shell is refurbished to meet standards.
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Marietta. O
Marietta College
Kudgon
Pinkerton
College Financial
J. Eilis MacDonald
Pougakeepsie
Marietta
Foxboro
Mass
Navy
Stanard
United States Netters Need Only One Victory
In New York on March 21 the United States team must win one more match to clinch the International Indoor Tennis series against France. Giant Lester Stoefen and George Lott Jr. will play the French duo Jean Borotra and Christian Boussus, after Mangiau of Newark defeated Boussus 5-3, 10.
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Richard H. Syring
Central Press
Bisoni
Miss
Jos Cronin
Washington Senators
Joe
Senators
New York Yankees
Boston
Detroit
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Yankees
New York
United States
France
Lester Stoefep
George M. Lott, Jr
Jean Borotra
Christian Boussus
Gregory Mangiu
Newark
N. J
Stocfen
Boussus
Baseball fatality shocks LA as pitcher dies at 26
Los Angeles reports the season's first baseball fatality. Bartolo Gabibi, 26, a semi pro pitcher, died from head injuries after being struck by a pitched ball. County coroner's office confirms the fatality.
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Los Angeles
Bartolo Gabibi
Booth Battles Malterer On Monday Boxing Card
Two Lorain youths Art Booth and Jerry Malterer meet in a top bout on Uw Lorain County Boxers Trainers Association card at Waret Hall next Monday under Charley White. Booth holds the 147 pound county champion title while Malterer is the 147 pound novice champion. Eleven bouts are planned and White will announce the full card soon.
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Uw Lorain County
Waret Hall
Charley White
Eisra
Art Booth
Jerry Malterer
Doss
Booth
Lorain County
Macterer
I T S Pinmen Enter ABC Tourney In Peoria
Elgrtz I T S Rubber Company bowlers, Cry League champions, travel to Peoria to compete in the American Bowling Congress tournament. Team event at 10 p m Monday, doubles and singles on Tuesday afternoon. Members touring include Elmer Donnelly Johnny Worthington Jack Renninger Johnny Banick Edgar Martin and Ed Walcox. Walcox will not bowl team event but will partner Worthington in doubles and also bowl singles.
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Elgrtz I. T. S. Rubber Company
Peoria
Elmer Donnelly
Johnny Worthington
Jack Renninger
Johnny Banick
Edgar Martin
Ed Walcox
Little Brown Jugs
Worthington
Lalso
Wooster High Twelve Ohio Conference Games On Schedule
Wooster's 1934 baseball squad relies on four holdovers Don Bunting Bob Fuhrman Don Hamilton and Bob Sekerak with Clint Gattsball also available. Athletic Director L C Boles has arranged thirteen games twelve against Ohio Conference foes including Toledo Bowling Green Muskingum Kent and Akron.
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Wooster
Don Bunting
Bob Fuhrman
Don Hamilton
Bob Sekerak
Clint Gattsball
Letterman
L. C. Boles
Ohio
Toledo
Bowling Green
Fight Results and Marietta Captain Named
In Los Angeles and Minneapolis bouts, Prankie Orlando won by decision over Lloyd Smith as Sammy ODell defeated Sailor Ward. Marietta College named Norman Sommers captain for next season, with awards to Ball Fenton Williams and McKibben. Continuous notes list other regional boxers and managers.
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United Pronx
Orlando
Elizabeth
Los Angeles
Lasxy
Minneapolis
Lee Ramagr
San Diego
Ernate Kitchnes
Jimmy Ward
Marietta
Mariett
Norman Sommers
Mount Pleasant
Marietta College
Loetier
Alton Ball
Caldwell
Frank Fenton
Williamstoun
W. Va
Lloyd McKibben
Matamoras
Ted Hickel
Perry Bartlett
Denelson
Somers
Dodgers Outfielder Jack Wilson Worlds Training Camp Signon
At Orlando on March 21 Outfielder Jack Wilson, sole Dodgers holdout, was expected to sign after a talk with Business Manager Bob Quinn. Reports from St Petersburg and other camps note signings and rosters as teams prepare for the season.
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United Press
Orlando
Fla
Jack Wilson
Brooklyn Dodgers
Bob Quinn
Elyria teams win opening YMCA tournament games
Hi-Speeds defend city title with a 54 to 10 rout of Lorain Kanes as Elyria Hardwares down Oberlin Janby Gils 56 to 18 boosted by Lorain Lagers additions. Guerin Pretzels edged Avon Lake Merchants 56 to 50 while Grafton Yorks upset Elyria Penfound Canfields 20 to 10.
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Lorain Kline's
Avon Lake
Hardwares Wallop Janby Oils
Penfound Oils
Grafton
Lanie Haaden Hree
Elyria
Y. M.C. A. Loritin
Hi-Speeds
Vietory
Lorain Kline
Lorain Waltare
Elyria Hardwares
Elyria Worthington Dry Cleaners
Lorain Pennzies
Grafton Yorks
Elyria Hardware Worthington
Lorain
Corts
Kohn
Machock
Stosh" Machock
Pete Banick
Dave Robertson
Oberlin
Horkay
Brickley
Mrueger
Janby Oils
Frank Murkowski
Guerin Pretzels
Avon Lake Merchants
Avon Lake Cagers
Knightley
Avon Lake Center
J T S Rubber Teams Up In City Bowling League Clash
In a 3 pm tonight match at St John’s alleys the J T S Rubber team, first half champion and current second half leader, faces a picked squad from St John’s Luther an League. A return set is planned next week at the K of slides.
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St. John’s Lutheran League
St. John's
Springfield to host Ohio Softball tourney
Springfield Ohio press reports that G Sutermaster softball commissioner and Rowneld announce the first Ohio Soft Ball Association tournament will be held in Springfield next September. Sixteen district winners will compete and the champion advances to Chicago for the national meet.
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Springfield
WOLD
G. Sutermaster
Ohio
Chicago
Jousting Knights Seen No More Dangerous Than Football
In Baltimore on March 21 Dr Sidney Painter of Johns Hopkins argued that medieval jousting was less deadly than feared. He noted clergy did not visibly drive bloodshed, serious injuries were rare, and a dead knight yielded no ransom. He described a knight's helm being spun by a spear as the most embarrassing injury.
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Baltimore
Sidney Painter
John Hopkins University
Painter Ian
Mat Results Ny United Preac At NEW YORK
In New York Jim McMiller of Chicago drew with George Vtaty and Hans Siefske among others in a scattered field. Events in Kansas City and Minneapolis held similar results with athletes like Babe Carrera and Jack Vincent achieving notable throws and placements.
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Fort Wart
Nto
Mitulka
Fon
Minneanssland
Deg Moines
Yercachy
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Jackson
Murray
Brennan Ter Ifs
Bowman
Coghlan Weneee
Glen Rogers Motors Jaroches
Er Kebnert
O'Malley
Tee
Schmittgen Ae Watt
Bmiccoy
E Sayles
Eeee Sachin
Webne Ipa
Ang Moran
Wellesee
Jim McLarn
Oklahoma A & M
Wayne Moyer
Jack Dillman
Broad Street
General Automobile
FORD
Bobby Jones
Robert Tyre Jones, Jr
Cronin
Jonns Cronin
Lefty Grove
Carps
Earnshaw Cam
Ang
Jon
Jonathan Stone
Henry Siclemore
Paul Wupies
Leon Buraeig
Malterer
I.T.S. Pinmen
ST. Petersburg
Arc
Reston
Kar Starr
New York Giants
Harrisburg
Braira’ Farm
West Palm Beach
Fia
Ronkie
Newsom
Weaver
St Louis Brenos
Giants I
New Orleans
Willis Hudlin
Wes Ferrell
New
OrEans
Ora Hildebrand
Deony Gainhelles
Belvo Bean
Pittshurch Pirates
Chicard Cubs
Wrigley Field
Augie Galan
Cubd
Liord Waner
Freddy Lindstrom
Paul Waner
Pittsburgh
Sevseauth
Guenin Pretzels
Victors
Penfound
Norville Maston
Ted Penfound
Yorks
Spice
Bers] Snider
Gus Elberts
Vanden
Hobeers
Ersinan
Saeer
Murkowski
Karies
Michiels
Masiyk
Bonar
Rf Beneres
Garrett Uw
le Bloomfield
Spleca c
F. Snyder
Ffr
Aessetee
Alberts
Speeee Maston
T. Penfound
Guenin
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