Elyria Hardware Victors In County A Games
In last evenings County A tourney play Elyria Hardware defeated Worthington Dry Cleaners 37 to 21 while Lorain Pennzips overwhelmed Grafton Yorks 35 to 18. Hi Speed Gis and Lorin Bennzio teams earned byes as next Tuesday’s matchups shape the tournament race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernie Braden
Speed Gis
Lorin Bennzio
Gonfalon
Hardwares
He Hardwares
Worthington Dry Cleaners
Horan
Grafton Yorks
Crimson Flyers Prepare for Toledo U Meet
Elyria college tracksters under coach Vaughn tune up at Ely Stadium for the Toledo University meet this Saturday. The Crimson Flyers will debut outdoors, aiming to enter events including 60 and 440 yard dashes, 4 lap relay, and high jump, with athletes Graber Smith Jackson Triplett and others likely to compete. Dirk Boylan is sidelined but expected to carry the color.
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Chuck Hupi
Gach
W. L. Vaughn
Elyria
Ely Stadium
University of Toledo
Ison
Toledo
Sion
Cleveland
Curahoga Ity
Graber
Chiff Smith
Jack On
Bhi Triplett
Jack d
Dirk Boylan
pach =Vaughn
Flynna
University
Syracuse Seen As 35 Site Of A B C Tournament
Promoters from Syracuse and rival cities attended a meeting seeking to host the 1925 American Bowling Congress tournament. Cash prizes totaled 57 7,212 with divisions for men, doubles, singles and team events. top team prize 1,600, doubles 300, singles 300, allevents 120.
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Exire
Anr
Batavia
Merif
Hamilton Indoor Meet Sets New Canadian Records
Hamilton Ontario hosted a dense indoor meet where Mazen Cunningham set a Canadian mark approaching world indoor standards in the 2 mile. Ralph Metcalfe led sprint defeat, while Bert Pearson topped the 60 and 100 yard dashes. William Heintz won the Lou Maynard open event with strong placements by Ray Lewis and Jim Imes.
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Amilton
Mazen
Dunningham
Ralph Metcalfe
AL AL Raojast
Marquette Univer
Milweakes
Bert Pearson
Hamilton
William Heintz
Columb
Ray Lewis
Imes
Her
Haniton
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Hardwares Play Pennzips Quint In Title Game
Amherst QC March Watch all its Pavers in fine to the Amherst Hardwares quintey all set for the invasion of the Terain Pennzips tonight. The contest is the third of a three sine series, and on the outcome hinges the unofficial Lorain County basketball championship. Gormley and Guild are ia wards Teanhy at anter and Wornaker and Varan Hutton at the gaards. The prod ane starting lineup the Ta Wares WAL Po against the visitors. The Tennzips will likely start Daniap and Dacar at the for wards Skolnicki at center and McConihe and Carek at the Suards.
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Amherst
Amherst Hardwares
Quintey
Lorain County
Lorain
Gormley and Guild
Teanhy
Anter
Wornaker
Varan Hutton
Gaards
Ta Wares Wal Po
Tennzips
Daniap and
Dacar
Skolnicki
McConihe
Carek
Suards
Ping Pong Tourney Opens Tonight at Cherry Hidge’s HQ
The Loran County ping pong tournament starts tonight at Cherry Hidge's headquarters above Fasc rodt's Jewelry on Broad Street. Twenty two entries are registered according to Hersh Shannon, who will oversee the event. Play begins at 7 09 with two tables in use.
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Loran
Cherry Hidge
Fascrodt
Broad Slreet
Hersh Shannon
Bowlers Defeated By Lutheran Stars
The 1.1. S. Rubber Company pinsmasherg, first half champions of the City Bowling League, were upset by the All-Stars, a St. John's Lutheran League select team. The All-Stars won two of three games and led by 58 pins. Marty Huebner topped both teams with 638 total on games of 232, 205, and 200. Lester Burr 594 followed. Elmer Donnelly led LTLS with 671.
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Lester Burr
Huebner
Elmer Donnelly
Gabby Street rips new ball as he returns to San Francisco
Ex-Cards manager Gabby Street, now boss of the San Francisco Missions, laments the Pacific Coast League live ball and its impact on team play. He argues players chase batting averages, not runs, and outlines his plan to build a showy, crowd drawing club with seasoned and rookie talent while calling for players to engage civically. The piece notes Cleveland’s 6 to 3 win over New Orleans with Vosmik homering.
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Richard H. Syrin
Central Press
San Francisco
Cal
March
Gabby Street
St. Louis Cardinal
San Francisco Missions
Hay City
Gabby
Mission's Park
Street
Jim Stroner
Baltimore
Beck
St. Paul
Baker
Elmira
Bran
Toronto
Lefty Mitchel
New York
Grand National Steeplechase Favors Golden Miller Again
London reports Turf fans rallying around the Grand National at Aintree with 53 runners and five American owned entrants. Golden Miller, Dorothy Paget’s star, is the 21 to 2 favorite to win back to back titles, though last year he fell near the final stretch. Forbra, 1932 winner, is second choice at 13 to 1, with Delancire and Thurmond II at 18 to 1, and Sorley Poy, Lone Eagle, and Prince Caerrs among other American entries.
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London
Aintree
Dorothy Paget
Golden Miller
W. Parsonage
Forbra
J. 2. Snow
Delancire
John Kny
Jock
Falcaro Rolls 300 In Springfield Match
Springfield March 22 Joe Falcaro a New York champion bowler rolled a perfect 300 in exhibition matches defeating Emil Ring 1075 to 1052 and Kerm Schenk 1087 to 818 after an 18 strike run in a Springfield contest.
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Springfield
Joe Falcaro
New York
Falcaro
Emil Ring
Kerm Schenk
Reds Eye Flowers TAMIA to Bolster Infield Depth
The Cincinnati Reds seek to acquire Jake Fica from the Buffalo Club of the International League. Flowers, training with the Reds, is sought for utility roles after eight NL seasons with St. Louis and Brooklyn. Buffalo must find a substitute before dealing Fica.
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Tamia
Fla
Fischer Wins Light Heavyweight Title in Midwest Round Robin
Charley Fischer of Butternut Wisconsin won the light heavyweight crown of the Midwest Wrestling Association. He defeated Pinky Gardner of Schenectady New York in 47 minutes. Gardner did not regain consciousness for five minutes after the decisive fall. The bout closed the Round Robin tournament and was recognized by the New York and Missouri State Athletic Commissions.
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Columbus
Charley Fischer
Butternut
Wis
Midwest Wrestling Association
New York and Missouri State Athletic Commission
Carroll
Pinky Gardner
Schinectady
N. Y
Fischer
Gardner
Myers Chosen Honorary Cage Captain At Elyria High
Gene Myers, Lake Erie League guard, named honorary captain of Elyria High School basketball for the season by Athletic Director Roy Clymer. Eight letter recipients from the heavyweight squad announced, with Ralph Fey named manager. Several athletes, including nine Crimson Lightweight letters, plus girls earning "E" guards for 1,600 total points. Junior class trophy awarded to Billie Struck’s winning inter-class team. details recap on page 14.
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Gene Myers
Lake Erie
Elyria High
Roy JB. Clymer
Myers
Tomony Doun
Dick Uris
Walt Boreski
Walt Machock
Jack Meyer
Doug Gerber
Joe Scott
Ralph Fey
Clymer
F. A. Eaton
Crimson
George Dunstan
Wallace Forbes
Ralph Emerich
Nerb Meister
Alvin Svhnuaak
James Miller
Manx Roe
Bill Lerseh
Dick Bell
Dunstan
Marlon Kemble
Elyria High School
Ruth Stark
Sara Thomas
Betty Humphrer
Betty Horvath
Doris Swindling
Delores Hastings
Virginia
Mary Cox
Donna Dickason
Elizabeth Martin
Anita Hines
Jean McCrain
Ray Wilcox
Maxine Smith
Helen Blocksom
Barbara Brodbeck
Louise Lerseh
Mary Bayley
Ellen Howenstine
Helen Rudy
Mabel Smith
Virginia Zaiser
Billie Struck
Ruth Koplin
Miss Kemble
Lou Gehrig Strikes At The Ball In Exhibition Game
New York Yankees first baseman Lou Gehrig, famed for power, attempted a swing in a St. Petersburg exhibition against the Boston Braves. He connected poorly and missed, while the Yankees produced little offense in the inning.
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Babe Ruth
New York Yankees
Boston Plave
St. Petersburg
Tla
Columbia
City Bowling Teams Battle Tonight for Second Half Crowns
I T S Rubber Company kegslers clash with Elyria Hardwares in the Knights of Columbus alleys as a key match toward the second half championship. A sweep could give Rubber Company a tie for second place while the U S will hold steady atop the standings. Little Brown Juss faces Welsh Funeral Home in the other tonight’s fixtures.
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I. T. S Rubber Company Kegslers
Elyria Hardwares
Knights of Columbus
U. S
Firetolive
Rubber Company
Heidelberg College picks honorary captain George Fischer
Named captain in Heidelberg College basketball lore, George Fischer of Akron was chosen honorary captain for the Heidelberg squad on March 22. Fischer and his brother Herman had played as forwards for Heidelberg, highlighting a family link to the team.
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Tiffin
George Fischer
Akron
Heidelberg
Fischer
Herman
Lorain County Amateurs Boxing Card Set For Monday
Lorain County famed amateur boxers compete at Warsat Hall next Monday in a twelve bout card promoted by Charley White. Notables include Gussie Smallwood Johnny Kochan Art Booth and Jerry Malterer with Booth vs Malterer a featured matchup. Mixed bout Earl Powers versus Charles Lee sharpens the show. Tickets available in Elyria at Eagles Club Mac and Vic Barbershop Dutch Kitchen Marsh Guerin's and the American Legion.
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Lorain County
Aga’h
Warsat Hall
Charley White
Gussie Smallwood
Johnny Kochan
Art Booth
Jerry Malterer
Weller
Booth
Masterer
Russ Koeln
Elyria
Pete Wartman
Lorain
Mike Proksky
Joe Spanski
Doyle Alshaugh
Armor Lewis
Joe Sidevy
Cecil Franklin
Jack Donnelly
al Gonas
Gil Higgins
Joe Yonovuz
Jesse Camera
Claude Williams
Chuck Cunningham
John Binder
Eagles Club
Mac and Vic
Dutch Kitchen
Marsh Guerin’s Cigar Store
American Legion
Pea Ridge Day Commits Death by Own Action
Clyde Day, 32, known as Pea Ridge Day for his baseball days, died last night in Kansas City after a ride of mental lapses. He had recently visited former teammate Max Thomas. a physician advised rest before he took his own life with a hunting knife.
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Kansas City
Clyde
Pea Ridge) Day
Ruhe Waddell
Max Thomas
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