Oberlin High Wins Class B Floor Title in State Tourney
Oberlin High School captured the Class B basketball championship at the State tournament in Columbus. The Oberlin quintet defeated Miamisburg 32 to 18 after a strong second half, with standout seven goals and three fouls from Gaines totaling seventeen points. Barnes at guard was cited as a top performer, while Zanesville won Class A by defeating Akron Mast 40 to 27.
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Oberlin High School
Columbus
Lorain
Ohertin
Csub
Maamieburg
Oberlin
Miam Siburg
Barnes
Gaines
Phomas
Wood
Zanesville
Akron Mast
Yanceville
Cincinnati Hughes
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Gomas
Miamsburg
Fti Wartwright
Yin Quintette
L. Mackey
Durney
Stecher to defend crown in finish match
Stecher, the much harassed wrestling champion, will defend his title tonight against Dick Darcourt in a finish match under Jack Curley’s sanction. Stecher’s disputed title claim followed an earlier ring departure in Boston amid fee and guarantee issues, facing a tougher challenger in Darcourt.
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New York
Jne Tetcher
Dick Darcourt
Boston Sun
Three Lorain and one Elyria team reach county finals
In the county class C and B tournaments, three Lorain teams and one Elyria team advanced to finals after Saturday play. In class B, two Lorain teams Beckwith A. C. and General Outdoor Advertisers, plus two Elyria teams Juniors and Freshmen, won semi finals and will meet for the title. The Outdoor Advertisers edged Beckwith A. C. 26 to 0, while the Freshmen beat the Juniors 16 to 12. The General Outdoor Advertisers then defeated the Sabiers Candies 17 to 13, and beat Live Yers 33 to 5 before topping Beckwith A. C. to reach the final against Elyria Freshmen. In class C, Lorain Pirates meet Metzgar and Robinson of Lorain for the title.
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Elyria High
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Pirates of
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General Outdoor Advertisers
Pember
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Kirby
Goodspeed
Mortimer
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Elytia
Schrader
Claycomb
Canters Gerber
Jockey Club Meetings and Boxing Cards Across Major Cities
A digest lists racing meetings in Tampa Tia Juana Havana and Havana American Jockey Club along with boxing bouts in St Louis Brooklyn Buffalo Albany Holyoke and more. It also catalogs winter golf tournament winners across California Texas New York and Florida with numerous named players and venues. A note mentions King George greeting the England and France rugby teams at Twickenham.
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Weat
Coast Jockey Club
Tampa
Tia Juana
Philadelphia
Sid Terris
Harry Cook
Buffalo
Harry Felix
Bobby Tracey
Murray Elkins
Frankie le Fay
Albany
N. Y
Meyer Cohen
George Levigne
Holyoke
Mass
California
Los Angeles
Harry Cooper
Dallas
San Antonio
MacDonald Smith
New York
Hot Springs
William Mehlhorn
Chicago
Sanford
Johnny Farrell
Pinehurst
George T.dunlap
Englewood
N. J
Miami
Joseph Ford
Carolina
John D. Chapman
Greenwich
Lake Worth
Palm Beach
Arthur Yates
Rochester
Glenna Curtiss
Charles Cullom
St. Valentine's
Joe Hotchkiss
New Haven
Donald Parson
Youngstown
Belleair
A. M. Hoxie
Boston
St. Augustine
T H Lynn
Atlanta
Miami Beach
A. F. Kammer
Ballusrol
Auto Averages 130 Miles an Hour in Speed Classic
Bennet Ell of Los Angeles won the 250 mile Culver City Speed Way classic in a record pace of 130.39 mph with a total time of 2 hours 1 minute 33 seconds. Tommy Milton had held the prior mark and Nil t endured mechanical failures in past races. Peter DePaolo, driving a Duesenberg, finished second, nearly a full lap behind after leading at the 100 mile point.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Bennet Ell
Tommy Milton Nilt
Peter Depaolo
Dutenberg
Twelve greatest foreign athletes to appear in Ull
New York dispatch lists twelve top foreign stars slated for Ull events. Panyo Mimi draws attention as a famed Finn and July Maenzaal championships are noted. Other names include Rose the Australian miler, Ervin Wide of Sweden, Lewden of France, Paul Martin of Switzerland, Douglas Lowe of England, Hoff of Norway, and Vaulen of Holland. The piece hints at American participants and overall strong international turnout.
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New York
Panyo Mimi
America
Philadephia
Paavo
John Charley
Rose
Lloyd Hahn
Ervin Wide
Sweden
Lewden
Paul Martin
Switzerland
Douglas Lowe
England
Charley Hoff
Norway
Vaulen
Holland
Morgan and Glick to clash for title at Madison Square Garden
New York report states junior lightweight champion Ted Morgan will defend his crown against local contender Joe Glick in a May 7 bout at Madison Square Garden. Glick signed to meet Morgan. terms were agreed via his eastern representative Billy Miller. Frank Churchill, Morgan’s manager, is overseas in the Philippines. The match is set for fifteen rounds to a decision.
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New York
Ted Morgan
Joe Glick
Madison Square Garden
Glick
Billy Miller
Frank Churchill
Philippines
Training Camp Notes From Florida and Georgia
In St. Petersburg the Yankees resume intensive practice as they prepare for a game against the Reds featuring former Yankees Wally Pipp and Carl Mays. Miller Huggins expresses satisfaction with his club. In Clearwater the Dodgers and Browns conclude their spring series with the Dodgers holding a four to one edge as they head into a demanding week of Florida games and a cross-country trip. In Sarasota Giants camp tightens as William J Burns appears. Bill Terry demands a two year contract, with McGraw conveying the request to Stoneham.
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Fla. Mar
Yankees
Cincinnati Reds
Wally Pipp
Carl Mays
Miller Huggins
Cleakwater
Pla
Brooklyn Dodgers
St Louis Browna
Dodgers
Brooklyn
Indians
Lakeland
Senators
Waycross
Sarasota
Fla
William J. Burns
Giants
Bill Terry
McGraw
Stoneham
Wellington Williams Funeral Rites Served At Home
Funeral rites for F. Williams were held at his Wellington home at 2 pm officiated by Rev. William Smith of Oberlin. Lifelong friends acted as pallbearers: C. J. Whitney Wim Preston Alton Pitts Clare Sheffield Nelson Longsboe wro and Allen Nash. Burial followed in Wellington cemetery. Howard Lehman hosted 18 Musical Art Club members from the local high school at his home with games and refreshments after.
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Howard Lehman
Musical Art Club
Local News Briefs Include Injuries And Travel
Mr. Guy Wells injured herself moving a small table in her home Friday and was taken to Lorain hospital for examination. Last evening she was reported greatly improved. Marcey Powell spent Saturday in Cleveland. Mr. and Mrs. Milo Yoxtheimer and children of Toledo spent the weekend with relatives here. Miss Isabelle Bigelow, former local high school teacher, is seriously ill.
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Guy Wells
Lorain Hospital
Marcey Powell
Cleveland
Milo Yoxtheimer
Toledo
Isabelle Bigelow
Woman badly hurt in family quarrel in Youngstown
Clara Moore, 27, was hospitalized with a double skull fracture after a domestic dispute that left her husband Ben Moore 27 in jail. Police report a bloody climax to the quarrel after a dance. A daughter alerted authorities, finding the woman unconscious with a broken broomstick nearby.
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Youngstown
Clara Moore
Ben Moore
Jall
City garage destroyed by blaze in Rochester
A Rochester fire leveled the city waterworks garage causing about 200000 dollars in losses. Seventy city motor trucks tractors and snow plows were destroyed, twenty five uninsured.
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Rochester
City Waterworks Bureau
Yeggs Blow Safe in Middletown, $2,500 Taken
Chief William Raymer hunted today for safe crackers who pried into the Union Gas and Electric Co offices in Middletown Ohio and carried away more than $2,500 from the safe. The money was the Saturday receipts from gas and electric bills.
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Middletown. O
William Raymer
Union Gas and Electric Co
Middleton
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