Woods Pounds McDonald To Stretch Win Streak To Five
Los Angeles grappler Joe Woods defeated Danny McDonald in a two fall finish to extend his local winning streak to five. McDonald, a former Canadian champ, won the opening fall in 14 minutes but Woods answered with backdrops and a back-first finish to even the match, then sealed victory with a late decisive move.
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Joe Woods
Rialto Theatre
Los Angeles
Danny McDonald
Ai Thriller
Danny
Ike Woods
Woods
McDonald
Joe
George Craig
Little Wolf
Bob Livernoss
Harold Davidson
Amy McDonald
Cal
Elyria Country Club plans busy season opening
Preparations begin for a bustling Elyria Country Club season with extensive course work. Seven trees planted around No 1 tee, bunkers to be replenished, locker room and grill remodeled, new furniture added, and new local rules replacing USGA rules on out of bounds to aid Elyria golfers.
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Elyria Country Club
Greens
Howard Barbour
Dick Timms
Howard Cook
United States Golf Association
Elyria
U. SG. A
Fight Results By United Press From Various Cities
New York fights report shows J Brad Dock of Woodcliff NJ winning by 182 percent and Art Lasky losing. Minneapolis lists Gordon Donohue beating Si Crhen in Florida, while John Anderton draws with Gua Lesne F. in Edgewater NJ. Terry Mitchell defeats Ficucelli in New York. Detroit records Ho man Williams beating Tommy Paul in Buffalo. Hazel Park notes To hican losing to Clair Repole. Frankie Thomas defeats Harsia Anthony in Detroit.
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New York
J. Braddock
Woodcliff
N. J
Art Lasky
Minneapolis
Gordon Donohue
Si Crhen
Florida
John Anderton
Gua Lesne F.ch
Edgewater
Terry Mitchell
Boston
Mhe Ficucelli
Hazel Park
Tohican
Pontiac
Mich
Delined Clair Repole
Frankie Thomas
Toledo
Harsia Anthony
Detroit
Apted
Indians blank Washington in spring shutout victory
BILOXI Miss March 22 Clint Brown and Thornton Lee, Cleveland hunters, have reached mid season from Early and today shared in one of the few spring shutouts. Brown allowed Washington only three hits in six innings and Lee gave up none in three frames as the Indians won yesterday 3 0.
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Biloxi
Miss
Clint Brown
Thornton Lee
Cleveland Hunters
Brown
Washington
Lee
Indians
Miller Mefts Italian Barcelona Boxing Match
Freddie Miller of Cincinnati continues his sensational European tour with a 10 round bout against Angi Cnad rin of Italy in Barcelona. Miller does not defend his world featherweight title claim in this fight.
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Barcelona
Freddie Miller
Cincinnati
Europe
Angi Cnadrin
Italy
Miller
Several Amateur Champs On Card Here April 1
A Golden Gloves champion, a state American Legion monarch, and multiple district champions highlight an amateur boxing card set for April 1 at the Rialto Theatre. Promoter Fryberger lists Troy Bellini of Cleveland as a headliner with bout specifics including Bellini vs Smallwood, plus ten scheduled two minute bouts and one three rounder. Tickets go on sale Monday as a ten piece orchestra will play before and during the program.
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Ohio State
American Legion
Rialto Theatre
Olympia A. C
BU Fryberger
Troy Bellini
Cleveland
Fryberger
Bellini
Lincoln
Gussie Smallwood
Charley White
Mitter
Kaye
Smallwood
Elyrian
Ron Hamilton
Elyria
George Welton
Norwalk
Mike Proksky
Lorain
Oliffe Labs
Mart Lucas
Eddie Kajarski
Harold Sheldon
Joe Petro
Art Booth
Joe Marco
Salvation Army
Captain Amore
Post
Waterloo Wonders to end storied Ohio run tonight
The Waterloo Wonders meet Oxford Stewart in the Class B Ohio Scholastic tournament final as four Waterloo seniors Wiseman McMahon Roberts Wyman Roberts close their high school careers. Coach Hairston expects only Beryl Drummond to return next year as the team’s core departs with a 92-3 record over two seasons.
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Columbus
Waterloo Wonders
Ohio
Waterloo
Oxford Stewart
Stewart Wiseman
Curt McMahon
Orlyn Roberts
Wyman Roberts
Magellan E. Hairston
Beryl Drummond
Drummond
Hairston
Fremont St. Joseph
St. Joseph
Wuld
Hungry Rats
Franklin
Greenfield McLain
Ironton
John Drummond
Beryl
Forrest Malone
Wiseman
Berkin Brumfield
Owen Knox
Edgard Griffith
Les Drummond
Pretzel Girls Fall 19 16 At Barberton Tournament
The Ostrov Shoes of Barberton defeated the Guerin Pretzels of Elyria 19 to 16 in the Barberton casa tournament girls division. The game was tightly contested from the start with Barberton leading at halftime and holding on to win.
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Barberton
Ostrov Shoes
Guerin Pretzels
Elyria
Barberton Casa
Hughes Provision Softball Practice Tomorrow Morning
The Hughes Provision softball team will hold a practice tomorrow morning at Jefferson at 9 30. All men unable to reach the field are asked to call 3287 or contact Al Rest for details.
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Hughes Provision
Jefferson
National golf tournament set for Augusta course
ANKING professional and amateur golfers from across the nation will compete April 4 in the second annual national tournament at Bobby Jones course in Augusta Georgia. Jones tied for thirteenth in last year’s event and has trained hard.138 stars invited. Panama Al Brown has held the bantamweight title for six years. Thornton Lee, a southpaw, boasted the fastest pitch among Cleveland Indians hurlers. Baseball chatter and wrestling notes fill the rest of the page with short updates and curios.
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Bobby Jones
Augusta
Georgia
Jones
Panama
al Brown
Thornton
Lefty
Fesler's Slugging Provided Stahl's Biggest Thrill
Ohio State University's athletic staff member recounts a personal highlight in sports for The Chronicle Telegram and United Press. The piece focuses on Fesler's slugging and its impact on Stahl's career, described as his biggest thrill in athletics.
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Fesler
Stahl
Ohio State University
Chronicle-Telegram
United Press
Wes Fesler Three Homers Spark Buckeyes Comeback
Ohio State coach Floyd Stahl recalls Wes Fesler’s epic showing against Illinois. Fesler tallied 16 bases and 11 RBIs, including a third homer in the ninth after two doubles and two earlier homers, lifting Ohio State to a dramatic late-inning lead.
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Ohio State
Illinois
Fesler
Ohio
Mills
Witneis
Hazard
Winds
Indianapolis Wins Bid for 1936 ABC Meet Spirit Battle Decisive
SYRACUSE N Y March 23 Pin toppers in the American Bowling Congress resumed warfare today after selecting Indianapolis for the 1936 tournament. The Hoosier City won a spirit ed site battle with Cleveland by a 2 to 1 vote. A E Janowsky of Detroit was elected president for the coming year with vice presidents Charles S Tate A C Lattin John E Davies F J Fitzpatrick Neil C King Indianapolis George W Erockson and Judge J L Rounds. Notable scores yesterday saw Detroit Gasket Co five lead with 768 970 and 1 928 for 2 966 total while John Ermis Milwaukee team took third with 2 922.
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Syracuse
N. Y
American Bowling Congress
Indianapols
Columbus
F. J. Fitzpatrick
Janesville
Wis
Neil C. King
Indianapolis
George W. Erockson
Da3ton
J. L. Rounds
St. Paul
Mian
Detroit Gasket Company
John Ermis
Milwaukee
Krugman Transfers Victors In Bowling Match
The Krugman Transfers captured two of three games from the Young Peoples Society in a St. John's Lutheran League bowling match last evening. E. Schaefer rolled 505 for high total and 130 for top single in a remarkable batting feat.
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Krugman
Young Peoples Society
St. John’s Lutheran League
E. Schaefer
Braddock Upsets Lasky To Claim Heavyweight Fame
James J. Braddock defeated Art Lasky in a 15 round decision before 10,145 at Madison Square Garden, earning a dramatic comeback victory in a wild slugfest. Lasky outweighed Braddock and won only four rounds as Braddock battered him with power punches, with a late rally failing to finish the stubborn opponent. The crowd paid $22,426 for the thrill show as Braddock moved closer to a title shot while Schmeling looms as the next challenger in the era of heavyweights.
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United Press
York
D.p
James J. Braddock
Art Lasky
Honeyard
Max Schmeling
Schmeling
R Braddock
Maxie Baer
Primo Carera
Madison Square Garden
Joe Louis
Twentieth Century Club
New Jersey
Lasky
Braddock
Jimmy
Art
Arthur Donovan
Cherk
Lasaxy
Shuffleboard League Results Mixed at Heights Bar
In Heights Bar standings Heights Bar bers edged Finegan Bakers 3 2 while Nuis and Neris defeated Coca Colas 4 1. Mandings:
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Heights Barbers
Finegan Bakers
Nuis and Neris
Coca-Colas
Mandings
Exhibition Results Across Cities and Teams
Exhibition results list several scattered scores and team names from Cleveland, Philadelphia, New York, Brooklyn, Baltimore, Boston, St. Louis, Detroit and Chicago. Numbers like 9, 4, 5, 8, and 12 accompany city pairings and team initials, with multiple odd spellings and OCR artifacts.
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Cleveland
Waskins‘os
Philadelphia
Toront
New York
Cincanais
Brooklyn
Baltimore
Boston
S. Louis
House of David
Pitscharch
Chicago
Amherst And Henrietta Clash For Consolation Crown
Amherst and Henrietta renew their rivalry in the Class B consolation final after wins yesterday. Amherst beat Groveport 29 to 24 and Henrietta defeated New Matamoras 44 to 35, with strong play from Michael Ehrman and Johnny Brown. Tonight’s doubleheader features Amherst vs Henrietta, plus other regional finals and consolations.
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Groveport
Johnny Brown
Michael
Jim Ehrman
Amherst
Henrietta
Ohio
Waterloo
Oxford Stewart
Fremont St. Joseph
Oxford
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Akron North
Coshocton
Rubber City
Columbus Central
Lima Central
Dayton
Stivers
Akron West
Lima South
Dayton Stivers
Greenfield McClain
New Matamoras
Bob Elder
Ed Sadowski
Jim Hull
Wyman Roberts
Francis Wallen
Peter Gulgui
Beryl Drummond
Homer Payton
G F. OE
P. Guigul
Ease Kristy
Ernen
D. Guligul
Adler
Dagil
Ewee
New
Matamonia
Payton
Holdren
Hall
Redman
Brown
al Brow Gag
A Michael
M. Haag
Seerees Secens
Cunningham Scores Another Victory in Maple Leaf Games
In Toronto on March 23 Glenn Cunningham extended his margin over Gene Venzke with a slow 4:17 1-5 mile victory in the Maple Leaf Games. Bill Darey of Detroit University placed third as Cunningham appeared to loaf after a dominant season.
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Toronto
Gat
Glenn Cunningham
Gene Venzke
Maple Leaf
Kansan
Pennsylvania
Bill Darey
Detroit University
Mack Sees Promise for Athletics This Season
Connie Mack, 72, believes the Philadelphia Athletics may reach the first division. He notes morning practice is informal with players eager to work. Alex Hooks replaces Foxx at first base while a group of five reliable pitchers, led by Cain and Carcarella, anchor the staff.
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Stuart Cameron
United Press
T. Augustine
Fla
Connie Mack
Philadelphia Athletics
A.'s
Hooks
Alex Hooks
Englewood
Tex
James Emory Foxx
Palmattos
Mack
Merritt Cain
Joe Carcarella
Bill Dietrich
Marcum
John Marcum
Eminence, Ky
Aley Benson
Bill Tom Bennett
Verney Wilshere
George
Dib Williams
Pinky Higgins
Eric McNair
Bob Johnson
Roger Cramer
Ed Coleman
Wally Moses
Galveston
Head Play Favored In Bay Meadows Handicap
Rain drenched San Francisco as Bay Meadows hosts the $25,090 Bay Meadows Handicap on muddy ground. Head Play, 5, a Kentucky Derby near miss owner Mrs Silas B Mason of New York, is 7-5 in the morning line and may start at even money. Eight runners were named including Top Row Ladys man Bluebeard Time Supply Gusto Dark Winter Thomasville and others in the mile and an eighth race.
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San Francisco
California
Bay Meadows
Silas B. Mason
New York
Head Play
Azucar
Ladysman
Bluebeard
W. RK. Coe Enirs
Gusto
Thomasville
Ohio intercollegiate golf championships set for Cincinnati
The Ohio Intercollegiate Golf championships will be held in Cincinnati on March 21 and 22. University of Cincinnati officials announced the event details.
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University of Cincinnati
Ocean Trench Depth Near Puerto Rico Report
The record mentions the Atlantic Ocean reaching its deepest point near Puerto Rico with a plunge described as 27.972 units, indicating a remarkable underwater depth.
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Atlantic Ocean
Puerto Rico
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Oa Morris
Leelee
Cleveland District Golf Association
Jack Black
Clark Black
J. B. Johnson
Ed Raus
W. Q O. Zaiser
Entertainment Committee
George Gould
T. L. Moise
L. P. Tufford
J. R. Johnson
Elyria Ladies Association
R. M. Timmss
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Etroit
Tommy Paul
Buffalo
Suypr
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Ry Archer
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U.S
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United Feature Syndicate, Inc
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Fisher Hall
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Dan Morris
Jack
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Tom Heeney
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Floyd Stahl
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