Amherst Hardwares Clinch Lorain County Championship
Amherst Ohio defeated Lorain Pennzioa 32 to 20 to claim the Lorain County basketball crown after a three game series. Doyle Hutton led with 11 points, while Bill Guild and Bill Dunlap each scored nine for second. In the prelim, Amherst Business Men beat Lorain Kline's 26 to 13.
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Amherst
Amherst Hardwares
Lorain County
Lorain
Joraln
Doyle Hutton
The
Hardwares
Bill Guild
Bill Dunlap
Pennzips
Ted
Bowling leaders close in on league title
In two games from Elyria Hardware, the K of Calleys fall further as the Rubber Company bowlers tighten the race for the League Bowling championship. With two matches remaining on each team’s schedule, Rubber Company gains another step toward the crown.
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Elyria Hardwares
K. of Calleys
Rubber Company
Schedul Rubber Company Keglers
Masters Invitation Opens With Narrow Scoring Leaders
Bobby Jones, tied after a shaky start, carded a 76 in the first 18 holes of the Masters Invitation. The leader pack includes Worton Smith, Emmett French, and Jimmy Hines at 70s, while Jones trails by four strokes with 76.
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Henry McLemore
J’ress
Sta, Ga
Robby Jones
Ament
Alsough
Augusta National
Paul Bunyan
White Plains
Bobby
Worton Smith
New York
Emmett French
Southern Pines
Jimmy Hines
Timber Point
Jones
Wizard of
French
Smith
Hines
Henry Pickard
Charleston
S. C
Craig Wood
Deal
N. J
Johnny Golden
Noroton
Denver
Billy Burke
Denny Shute
Philadelphia
Leo Diegel
Joe Paletti
Chicago
Amherst Defends Lorain County B Title In Strong Tourney Field
Amherst Business Men defend their Lorain County Class B basketball title as a strong field gathers. Notable challengers include Guerin Potato Chips Avon Merchants Ebinger Coal B team and Henrietta Grange with several returning players from last year. First round action begins 1 pm with Ex-Hys vs Amherst and continues through 3:40 pm with finals to follow.
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Amherst
Lorain County
Lorain Ebinger Coal
Elyria Guerin
Avon Merchants
Henrietta Grange
Oberlin Sissies
Lorain Joey Shoe Repairs
Elyria All-Stars
Vincent Litz Barbers
Brownhelm
Tony Huber
Frank Lach
Harold Mathes
Ralph Stark
Art Thoman
Amherst High
LeRoy Hoffner
del Young
Ed Berger
Fart Raesler
Bob Heimsath
Ed Ross
Deb Urig
Gene Myers
Twoule Barkac
Lake Erie
Avon
Mittendorf
Wysocki
Gerbick
Evenson
Smith
Barr
Ridgeville
Vincent Litz
Golden Miller Wins Aintree Grand National in Thrilling Pace
Golden Miller, the Mareh 25 entrant owned by Dorothy Paget, captured the Grand National Steeplechase at Aintree beating 24 rivals. Delaneige, Thomond II, and Forbra followed in a grueling finish as late drama unfolded over Becher's Brook and the canal turn.
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Aintree
England
Dorothy Paget
Golden Miller
Jon. Snow
Delaneige
John Hay Whitney
Thomond HI
William Parsonage
Forbra
Golden Milror
Thomond Hii
Really True
Southern Hue
Grind
F. Ambrose Whitney
Kellsboro
Libourg
Southern Blue
Dejaneiges
Gregalach
Eleans
Thomond II
Reinus
Lone Eagles
Canal Turn
Delanetge
Garage Team Upsets Colburn and Bremke in Bowling League
The Colburn and Bremke Garage team was upset last night by the Columbia Club in St. John’s Lutheran bowling league. C Woodin rolled 567 for three games, while Lester Burr posted 546 and a 228 single game.
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Colburn & Bremke Garage
St. John’s Lutheran
Columbia Club
C. Woodin
Lester Burr
Burr
Standings and teams listed for Milwaukee Racine event
Readable lines show teams and standings for a Milwaukee Racine event with entries like Employvern Mutual Milwaukee and Bunde and Upmyer Milwaukee, plus Syracuse Seabury Clothes and PacuRS Seabury. Details are fragmented but indicate a local standings card.
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Employvern Mutual
Milwaukee
Wisconsins
Racine
Bunde and Upmyer
Pacurs
Seabury Clothes
Syracuse
Crimson Flyers Enter 6 Events In Toledo Meet
Crimson track team announces six events for the University of Toledo inter scholastic meet. The lineup includes Joe Graber, Cliff Smith, Scott, Stoll, Hoe, Vanek, Metcalf, Ward, and Jack Brown. Nicholi replaces Dick Boylan on the University Relay. Metcalf earns a place on the mile relay, while Bill Triplett is sidelined by a leg injury.
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Chuck Hupp
W. L. Vaughn
Crimson
Toledo
University of Toledo
Joe Graber
Nichols
Cliff Smith
Scott
Stoll
Hoe
Vanek
Metcalf
Ward
Jack Brown
Nicholi
Dick Boylan
Blythe
Crimson Flyers
Graber
Smith
Lion
Roe
Bil Triplett
Bill
Murbach Coals Win Pistol Match At City Hall
The Murbach Coals defeated the Elyria Police Department 770 to 758 in a pistol shoot at City Hall. Johnson led with 168 high score while Rice and C F Miller tied for second with 169. A three cornered match with Brinks Agency of Cleveland was set for next Thursday.
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Murbach Coals
Elyria Police Department
City Hall
Johnson
Rice
The
Coals
C. EF. Miller
Police
Brinks Agency
Cleveland
Senators Open Exhibition With Prim And Linke On Mound
Li Ray Prim and Ed Linke share pitching duties for the Washington Senators in the opening exhibition against the Cleveland Indians in Riloxi Mississippi. Prim is a southpaw screwball specialist and Linke a big right hander, splitting the duties on the mound.
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Riloxi
Miss
Li Ray Prim
Ed Linke
Washington Senators
Cleveland Tadians
Standings North Yale bowling second half race
The standings show I. T. S. and the Littl Brown Jugs in pursuit of the city championship. First half monarchs I. T. S. remain ahead as teams split matches last night. Littl Brown Jugs swept Welsh Funeral Home to climb to fourth, while none hit 600 with Shorty Martin at 594. Johnny Worthington led with 251 in high single.
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Strond
Toga
Monarchs
Littl Brown Jugs
Eagles
Shorty Martin
George Schmitkens
The
Little Brown Jugs
Johnny Worthington
Notre Dame taps Layden to mold new era football
Elmer Layden, new Notre Dame coach and athletics director, previews a mostly rebuilt 1934 team after spring practice. More than 500 candidates report, nine starters depart, and only four of 1933’s 15 lettermen graduate. Layden cautions that many players lack intercollegiate seasoning as Notre Dame faces a brutal 1935 schedule including Texas, Purdue, Wisconsin, Army, and USC with Navy in Cleveland and Pittsburgh and Northwestern on the road.
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Fred Bailey
United Press
South T VD
Ind
Elmer Layden
Notre Dame
Layden
T He Irish
Notre Dame Athletics
Duquesne
Hartley (Hanah) Anderson
Jesse Heper
Aie
Four Horsemen
Joe Boland
Donald
Chet) Grant
Am Conley
Conley
Anderson
Hugh Devore
Tom (Kitts) Gorman
Ed Krause
Tom Roach
Harry Wunseh
Joel Pivarnik
Jim Leonard
Frank LaBorne
Nick Lukats
Ray Brancheau
Steve Banas
Grent
Dominic Vairo
John Tobin
Fred Carideo
Reyman Bonar
Texas U
Purdue
Wisconsin
Pittsburgh
Navy
Cleveland
Northwestern
Evanston
Army
New York
Southern California
Los Angeles
U S Net Stars Sweep Series With French
New York March 23 United States tennis players opened a 15934 international team match competition with a clean five match sweep over France in indoor play. Lester Stoefen of California defeated Jean Berotra 16-14 6-4 9-7 to seal the victory after a tough battle. Francis X Shields of New York, the nation's No 1 outdoor player, beat Andre Mertin French indoor champion 7-5 7-5 6-1.
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New York
United States
Seventh Regiment Armory
Lester Stoefen
California
Jean Berotra
France
Francis X. Shields
Andre Mertin
Indians Beat Pelicans 12 5 in Exhibition Tilt
The Cleveland Indians defeated the New Orleans Pelicans 12 to 5 in Biloxi Miss in yesterday’s exhibition game. Ramsey Gaiyean Le Blanc Schambauch Stephenson George Pearson C Brown and Fytlak contributed offensively while Spences tallied for New Orleans in a high scoring affair.
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New Orleans
Cleveland Indians
Biloxi
Miss
Washington Senators
Tribe
Pelicans
Silver Trophy cage tournament for Class A in Leipsic
The fourth annual Silver Trophy basketball tournament to decide a Class A independent champion of Ohio will be held in Leipsic on April 6 and 7. Eligible are district independent winners runners-up consolation winners and city federation champions. Last year 24 teams entered the event won by Akron's representative.
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Leipsic Leipsic
Ohio
Akron
Miami Eleven Drills Hard
Miami University football completes spring practice with many fresh faces in contention after star losses. Sophomores Mutchler and Cole lead at ends while Frantz Panuska Savatsky among backs to watch. Trumphour and Rusk push at tackle. Brooks Kaiser guard. De Cesare Snell center. Lewis moves to fullback. Weaver Ohig Petrich Helmsch fight for QB. Wiseman Breitenstein Llewelyn Logan compete for roles. large squad focused on tackles and backs.
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Oxford
Miami University
Frank Wilton
Jack Mutchler
Chillicothe
Jim Cole
Richmond
Ind
Bob Matre
Hamilton
George Panuska
Cleveland
Don Frantz
Eaton
Jupior
Olle Savatsky
Dave Trumphour
Xenia
Ross Rusk
Cadiz
Nel Brooks
Mansfield
Bob Kaiser
Elgria
Angelo de Cesare
Providence
R. J
Jake Snell
Troy
Stan Lewis
Hamiton
Len Fertig
Rex Weaver
Miamisburg
Billy Ohig
Oberlin
Joe Petrich
Chicago
Charles Helmsch
Da3ton
Rob Wiseman
Bob Breitenstein
Cincinnati
Jack Llewelyn
Lakewood
Ed Logan
All Frost
Complete Ping Pong Tourney Tonight
Lorain county ping pong tournament concludes tonight at Cherry Ridge headquarters with quarter finals semi finals and finals. Matches include Dr M Hi Forbes versus Dr C Guth J J Shepard against Al Mason John Woitowicz vs A Wood and R Mias vs J Tisza. Browns meet Giants in Miami Beach after West Palm Beach visit as New York champions leave for series. Northwestern elects co captains Lile Fisher and Al Kawal for 1935 basketball team.
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Lorain County
Browns
Giants
Miami Beach
Fla
New York Giants
West Palm Beach
St. Louis Browns
Evanston
Lile Fisher
Fargo
N. D
al Kawal
Cicero
Northwestern University
Randall Moore On Sandusky Card Tonight
Two of Dick Finnegan's boxers Tiger Joe Randall and Larry Moore meet opponents tonight at the Eagles Hall in Sandusky. Randall fights Toledo’s Tony Lombardo in the ten round main event while Moore faces Young Blake of Milan in the preliminary. Randall seeks a fifth straight win as Moore aims to rebound after a recent defeat, with notes on style and training included.
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Dick Finegan
Tiger Joe Randall
Larry Moore
Eagles
Sandusky
Randall
Tony Lombardo
Toledo
Moore
Young Blake
Milan
Lombardo
Tiger Joe
Willie Wash
Blake
Miller
Steve Shea
Moore-Blake
Sherman
Finnegan
Bowling Scores and Results From Western League Matches
The Finishers defeated the Financials three games to none while the Draw Giant won two of three against the Automatics in a pair of Western bowling league matches.
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Financials
Ancient Sparta Origin Of Football Revealed
A historical note states football began about five centuries before the Christian Era. It mentions Harpaston in Sparta as the sport's origin, linking early play to ancient Greek practices and city of Sparta.
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Sparta
Elyria Club Accepted by Cleveland Golf Association
The Elyria Country Club golf team has been accepted as a member of the Cleveland Golf Association. Secretary Harry Bandy notified captain Dick Timms that the entry was unanimously approved, allowing Elyria to compete in the C D G A inter club race.
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Elyria Country Club
Cleveland Golf Association
Harry Bandy
Dick Timms
Elyria
Ridgeville Amherst Tilt Sets Semis After Pairs
Ebinger quintels set to play Oberlin-Vincent winner at 2 o clock while Henrietta Grange faces Joey Repair Shop Elyria All-Stars winner at 5. Quarterfinals conclude afternoon, semifinals at 7 30 and 8 30, with final next Tuesday evening as lead into Lorain County Class A final.
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Lorain County
Ohio U and Michigan State Open Season in Athens
Ohio University will open the state Intercollegiate baseball season against Michigan State College in Athens. Ohio has faced the Michigan squad twice before in East Lansing, as the Spartans begin a southern trip with their Athens stop.
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Ohio U
Michigan State
Athens
Ohio University
Ohio
Michigan
East Lansing
Mich
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OURAM
Isa Hamlin
Arker
Broad and
West Avenue
Aswell
YALE
S. Rubber Co
Filyria
Knights of Columbus
Little Brown Jugs Eagles
Jackson Wall
Glen Rogers Mnatore
Welsh Funeral Home
I. T. Se Rubber Co
Banich
Worthington
Martin Ales Hive
Ff Donnelly Co
Kenninger
Elyria Hardware
Ball
Terry Ane
Hobart
Byers
Intel
Wilcox Little
Blaser
Schmitkons
Robinson
Bueche
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Clark
Torr
U. S
Wallops Pelicans
Miami Eleven
Randall, Moore
Schuck
Riverside Tavern
Consille Bridge
Cleveland Home Brewing
George H. Crawford
Elyria’s
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