Bowling League Race Narrowed to Two Teams
Gueniua Pretzels and Eagles battle for first as remaining matches decide the title. Chronicle Telegram and Clark's Service loom. Knights of Columbus jump to third by sweeping, with Alex Black delivering key bursts of 221 and 292 in Knights wins.
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Indians Seek Player Seed From Boston Trade History
The Cleveland Indians are pursuing Bob Seeds from the Boston Red Sox, a veteran they previously drafted to the Cubs and later involved in a trade from the White Sox era. The club hopes to reacquire Seeds after his earlier movements through teams.
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Cleveland Indians
Bob Seeds
Boston Red Sox
Cubi- Cargo
Worle Sox
Reeds
Training Camp Gag Prompts Wry Team Lineup Joke
A spring gag circulates in train camp talk. When asked about the pennant race lineup, a newspaperman tester gets a curt reply: With our backs against the wall. The quip captures a brisk, partisan tone likely amid athletic scrimmage chatter.
Perroni Knocks Out Johnson. Eyes World Title Shot
Perroni, the Italian heavyweight, stayed undefeated with a one round knockout of Larry Johnson at the Coliseum. The victory marked his fifteenth straight win and secured a potential title fight against Maxie Rosenbloom or Johnny Ringo.
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Cleveland
Patey Perroni
Larrys Johnson
Chicago
Perron
Maxie Rosenbloom
Johnny Ri*ko
Fight Results From Called Press Across Cities
Boxing results list bouts from Cleveland Plainfield Portland and Los Angeles. Notable outcomes include Patsy Perron defeating Larry Johnson, Frankie Carlton drawing Charlie Padano, Freddie Miller decisioning Dada Manila, and Tiger Cody and Verne Wilton stopping opponents in Portland.
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Clevevuland
Patsy Perror
Cleveland
Larry Johnson
Chicago
Bucky Tawles
Syracuse
Marty McHale
George Pash
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Jeresy City
Drew
Chariey Paduano
Lakewond
Pat McGowan
Plainfield
Mickey O'Da
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Freddie Miller
Cincinnati
Speedy Dada
Manila
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San Thego
Red Gregory
Los Angeles
Barter Calmes
Hart
Armstrong
Paul Wangles
Jones
Lupe Castro
Ray
Ex-Elyria High Cager Honored at Carroll
Ernie Dobrowski, captain of Elyria High last season’s lightweight basketball team, was named left guard on John Carroll University’s All-Intramural team. His absence is noted as a strong defense and reliable court work earned near unanimous selection.
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Carroll
Ernie Dobrowski
John Carroll University
Dobrowsk
Ross Faces Petrolle in Big Lightweight Bout
Chicago tonight Barney Ross battles Billy Petrolle in a ten round lightweight clash. The winner could earn a shot at Tony Canzonieri while Ross seeks to prove he belongs among top fighters despite a rosy record. Odds swing from 9 to 5 to even money.
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Barney
Billy Petrolle
Tony Canzonieri
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Ross
Fisti
Metcalfe Dominates Toppino in Canadian Indoor Meet
Ralph Metcalfe of Marquette University won the 60-yard dash at the Canadian indoor track and field championships in 62 seconds a Canadian record. Emmett Toppino of New Orleans finished third as Bert Pearson narrowly beat him for second, Hamilton’s schoolboy sprinter edging Toppino by under a foot. George Spitz of NYU set a Canadian high jump mark at 6 feet 7 inches. Glenn Cunningham won the two-mile in 38.6, passing Lloyd Longman of Toronto in the final laps. Marquette captured the two-mile Medley relay, clocking 47.06. Hamilton took second.
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Ont
Ralph Metcalfe
Marquette University
Emmett Toppino
New Orleans
Metcalfe
Giant Negro
Toppino
Bert Pearson
Hamilton
Tonnino
Pearson
George Spitz
New York
Glenn Cunningham
Waneas
Llioxd
Henry Ellsworth Vines Leads Amateur Tennis Stand
Henry Ellsworth Vines, American tennis champion, emerges as a bold defender of amateur tennis. The piece traces his rise from shy player to outspoken leader opposing open championships and professionalization, noting his global tours with a party including his wife and fellow players.
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Henry Ellsworth Vines
Imbieden
New Zealand
Fuury Ellsworth
Start Play For Catholic Cage Title Tonight
Chicago March 22 Patrick academy of Chicago and Gibault High School Vincennes Indiana begin the National Catholic Inter scholastic basketball championship opening a five day program for 52 parochial teams. St Patrick defends the title and Loyola hosts the event. Three games tonight mark the start with Illinois Indiana Minnesota and Kentucky entrants. Thirty two teams from eleven states are drawn in the first round.
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Loyola University
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Kentucky
McCann Defends Welterweight Title in Columbus Victory
Earl Wildcat McCann defeated Sota Shima of Japan in 40 minutes to defend his welterweight wrestling championship. Ray Carpenter of Lancaster drew with Al Stecher of Des Moines in a light heavyweight bout. Andy Rascher drew Jim Coffield after 30 minutes. Stacey Hall of Columbus defeated Les Nelson of Butte in 22 minutes.
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Earl
Wildcat
Strangler challengers and weight champions listed in meet results
Boxing and wrestling notes from multiple locales list bouts and decisions. Names include Joe Mai ewoey Utea Gus Sonnen Derg Eeston Charley Leh na Tony Belice Sam ste Mike Maruti Boris Demitroff Earl McCann Ray Carpenter Stacei Hall Les Neilson with draws and byes noted across New York San Francisco Kansas City Columbus and Portland.
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Joe Maiewoey
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Charley Lehna
Pextes
Fred Meyers
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Tony Belice
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Central City
Johnny Shoop
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Jack Hader
Columbus
Earl McCann
Portland
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Jota Shima
Japan
Ray Carpenter
Lancaster
al Stecker
Des Moines
Andy Rascher
Jim Coffield
Stacei Hall
Les Neilson
Butte
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Elberfield to Direct Baseball School in Cleveland
Norman Kid Elberfield former New York Yankees manager will run a baseball school at League Park Cleveland from May 8 to May 27 open to amateur semi pro and professional players. He has developed players who later starred including Bing Miller Travis Jackson Charley Grimm Fred Marberry Bruce Campbell Debbie Williams Bart Herman Harry Coveleskie and George Cunningham.
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Kid” Elberfield
New York Yankees
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Elberfield
Bing Miller
Travis Jackson
Charte Grimm
Fred Marberry
Bruce Campbell
Debbie Williams
Bart Herman
Harry Coveleskie
George Cunningham
Training Camp Notes Feature Giants Pirates Spring Series
United Press reports from Los Angeles Pasadena and San Antonio as Frank Shellenbach powers a Hollywood win over major leaguers with a fourth inning homer. Pirates and Giants prepare for a three game set at Wrigley Field with French Fitzsimmons and Dubbell on the mound. White Sox break camp for Santa Cruz while Mule Waas recovers from an ankle injury. Detroit Tigers plot Owen at third in interclub with Yarnigans as Greenberg shifts positions.
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Mareth
Frank Shellenbach
Chicago White Sox
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Hollywood Stars
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Mule Waas
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Rucky Harris
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Henry Greenberg
Beaumont
Greenburg
Cubs Hit 19 Safeguard Hits Win Exhibition Over Seals
San Francisco report says the Chicago Cubs pounded San Francisco Seals 17 to 11 in a loosely played exhibition. Cubs collected 19 hits led by multiple batters and showcased offensive depth. Seals pitchers struggled as Chicago took early control and never relinquished it.
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Chicago Cubs
San Francisco Seals
Pirates Batter Seattle Indians In 19 to 5 Coast Game
The Pittsburgh Pirates exploded for 17 hits to rout the Seattle Indians 19 to 5 in Santa Cruz. Larry French blanked the Indians until the ninth inning as Pittsburgh built a big early lead.
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Pittsburgh Pirates
Seattle Indians
Larry French
Indians
Ambition Results Show Team Scores Across Cities
Cincinnati, Boston, New York, Brooklyn, St. Louis, Philadelphia and other cities post results. Newark, Philadelphia, St. Louis, Cleveland, New Orleans, Pittsburgh, Seattle and San Francisco see varied scores as teams compete in a wide range of events.
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Lorain County Amateur Tournament Openers Set Scores
Elyria Gasmen walloped the O Mahon Aces Amherst Nabakowski Roofers defeated Oberlin Grads 34 27. Hi Speeds led by Chuck Wentz with nine and Stash Machock eight. Gormley led Roofers with thirteen as Oberlin faced suspensions of Smith Brown Leahy.
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Rookie hurlers star as Tribe beats Pelicans
Cleveland Indians manager Peckinpaugh praised rookie pitchers Belve Bean and Bill Perrin for a 6 to 5 victory over the New Orleans Pelicans. Bean and Perrin held the Pelicans to three hits combined, while Monte Pearson’s wildness allowed five Pelican runs in one inning. Recruits Knickerbocker, Harley Ross, and Rabbit Pytlak played full game. Lach contributed to the 10 Indians hits.
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Central Baseball League Ends Meeting In Central City Split
The Central Baseball League failed to decide on operating in the 195% season at a Springfield meeting. A Dayton session is set for April 2. Efforts will be made to add Evansville to form a six team circuit including Darton Springfield Lima Fort Wayne and Terre Haute with a backup plan if Evansville is not added.
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Central Baseball League
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Evansville
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Darton
Lima
Ohio
Fort Wayne
Terre Haute
Snyder defeats Urig in Lorain County ping-pong first round
Stan Snyder of Elyria beat Eugene Urig of Avon in the only first round match with scores of 21 10 22 20 21 15. Roy Miller, meet conductor, says remaining first round matches are being arranged and should be completed by next Tuesday.
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Eugene Urig
Avon
Lorain County
Roy Miller
Phillies Not Selling Klein Despite NL Sale Pressure
Pennsylvania lawmakers failed to legalize Sunday baseball prompting NL owners to seek Chuck Klein. Phillies President Gerry Nugent says Klein and other stars are not for sale despite expectations of a deficit.
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Phils
Chuck Klein
Gerry Nugent
New Cambridge Course For Intercollegiate Rowing
Intercollegiate rowing on the Charles river will use a new two mile course this spring as construction on the Boston esplanade addition disrupts the old route.
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Charles River
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Mismanagement of Race Track Affairs Charged
A Louisville based Stockholders Protective Committee accuses the American Turf Association of mismanaging racing affairs and paying excessive salaries over five years. They seek proxies to install James C. Stone of Lexington as president, replacing Matt J. Winn. The annual meeting is in Chicago on April 3 with signatories Walter H. Girdler James C. Kirwin Donald McDonald Jr Sam H. Stone and Wilton Trost. The association controls Churchill Downs Latonia Lincoln Fields and Washington Park.
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Stockholders Protective Committee
American Turf Association
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Federal Farm Board
Matt J. Winn
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James C. Kirwin
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