Braves Surprise With Fast Start In 1934 Debut
The Braves opened the 1934 season strong, defeating the Yankees and Athletics in early games. Key debuts include Neun, Berger, and Croxina, with solid pitching support from Moore and Cooner. The lineup features Maranville, Ebiel, and Brand among others, as the team aims for a deep run in the season.
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Cleveland Nears Pro Cage Title
Cleveland faces Rochester in a pivotal pro basketball game for the world championship. The host Central team, led by Cookie Cunningham and Lapenick, built a strong defense to defeat Rochester 25 to 16 and push the series toward a third consecutive title for Cleveland if they win again tonight.
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Misted Falls win Hi Cage Tourney at local Y M C A
Olmsted Falls Highs clinched the county conference tournament title by defeating Camden in the final after a first round win over Elyna. Flyrna defeated Berlin 21 to 72 in another first round game. Oberlin topped Camden in the consolation, while Elyna and Tulsa Prep athletes also figure in the indoor scholastic meet results.
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Braves and Red Sox duel for early camp edge
NO STARS WITH BRAVES EDITOR'S NOTE This second illustrated training camp piece covers the Boston Braves under manager Bill McKechnie in St. Petersburg. McKechnie aims to lift the club from a pennant-drought, counting on a strong pitching staff led by Cantwell Cooney Smuth Seibold Cunningham Brand and solid defense to improve in the standings.
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Braves Headed for Tough 1930 Season in Boston
The 1930 Boston Braves face a bleak outlook with a weak batting record last season and a raft of injuries. Veterans Walter Berger and Jimmy Werst join Beil in turmoil as Lester Beil’s loss compounds fielding gaps. McKechnie, famed for leadership, must lift Boston from the cellar amid stronger Cincinnati and Brooklyn clubs while promising youngsters Hal Flaherty Johnny Clough Alonzo Smith and Bob Brown vie for roles.
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Dayton Stivers, Lancaster Rom e claim state hoops titles
Dayton Stivers won the Class A state high school basketball title by defeating Akron East 18 to 16, securing a third straight crown and permanent possession of the trophy. Lancaster Rome Township captured the Class B crown with a 34 to 3 win, marking a rare three-point limit in tournament history.
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Five Eliminated In Round Two Of Northeastern Ohio Church League Tourney
Elyria Church of Christ Five were eliminated in the second round as Cleveland Pilgrim Congregational quinet defeated them. G Smith led Elyria with three field goals, while McGovern and Almy topped Cleveland with eight and seven points respectively.
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Exhibition baseball notes from Cubs to Red Sox
US dispatches summarize spring training results across cities including Los Angeles San Francisco and St Petersburg detailing Cubs Angels Pirates Seals Browns Athletics Reds Cardinals Braves Yankees White Sox Red Sox and other clubs. Highlights note late rallies, rookie pitching, infield shifts, and contract talks as teams prepare for season.
Hudlin Ferrell Turn Into Hit Exhibition Game
New Orleans March 24 The Cleveland Indians defeated Wilks Hea and Wester Ferrel in a spring exhibition. Ferrell pitched five innings, allowing one hit and walking four, while offense featured Luke Sewell Hodapp and three singles. The game showcased strong hurling and a 3 0 tally.
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Simon-Pures Box Tonight at Eagle's Hall Card
Fifteen amateur featherweight bouts are scheduled at the Easie's club boxing card tonight. The Simon-Pure talent in city circles will spar in a flurry of padded leather at Eagle's Hall starting at 7:15 p.m.
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Heimach's Status As Yank Player Doubtful
Mares Heimach's position with the Yankees was uncertain as manager Bob Shawker signaled strict training rule enforcement. Heimach, who won 13 games last season, may be traded if he cannot meet club standards while Toronto faced similar questions about his status.
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Paul Pirrone Set for Scuiland Balfeman Bout in Lorain
Paul Pirrone will be introduced to fight fans in Lorain tonight as one of the added attractions on the Joe Schiad Eudie Kauffman card. Nickolette and Ross meet in the semi final. Tom Powers faces Battling Yarish of La Grange in a prelim. The 36 round card tops a full boxing program.
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De La Salle Wins National Catholic Championship
Chicago De La Salle high school defended its national title in the Catholic championship at Loyola University’s Seventh Annual Tournament by beating Jasper Indiana 23 to 14. The De La Salle defense dominated and held Jasper scoreless at times. The event also noted a plan to display a large silver cup in the De La Salle gym. The York Yankees announced plans to train in Chicago next spring, a return visit after their 1928 start in the area.
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Elyria EHS Tracksters Take Fourth in CAC Meet
EHS tracksters place fourth among Class A schools in the CAC meet. Lakewood wins the title with Elyria, West Tech, and East Tech close behind. Notables include Fleming, Hall, and Sivak with record performances. the meet ends indoor season as teams prepare for outdoor practices.
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Hungarian Reforms edge Cleveland foes 38 to 37
In a three game cage carnival at the here Saturday night the Elyria Hungarian Reforms beat the West Reforms of Cleveland 38 to 37 in the feature contest. Bernaldt led with 13 points for Cleveland, while Ucka paced the Hungarian Reforms with 11 points. The Rising Wings defeated Oberlin Woodies 22 to 8, and the Reds rallied late to beat the Reds 28 to 26.
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No Outfielders Halt Training Start for Central Club
Central Press reports Erie manager Jocko Munch has no outfielders signed as training opens in March. In Terre Haute, Him Ward is the sole 1929 Three-T league umpire retained for the 1930 season, as of March 24.
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Paul Pin Duo Leads ABC Doubles At Cleveland
Emil Matak and Jimmy Mitchell of St Paul Minnesota topped doubles with 1309 to lead the American Bowling Congress field at Cleveland. Chicago pair Geiser Lellinger close behind with 1306 and 1304, while Carlson Lellinger Notz strong in all events with Carlson second in aggregate at 1923. Eleven states represented among 62 teams amid singles and team shifts.
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Victorian Wins Agua Caliente Handicap at Agua Caliente
Victorian, son of Whiskeroon Ti, won the Agua Caliente Handicap in 2:03 1/5 for the mile and 2 furlongs, a field of 14 starers, with Brown Wisdom and Alexander Pantages close behind. The crowd of about 25,000 traveled by special train from Los Angeles to witness the world’s richest race with Victorian earning a top purse of 108? and trainer T. J. Tannor receiving 2 similar sums.
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