Hi Speeds and Reforms Fell to City Rivals in Close Doubleheader
The Hi Speeds lost to Birmingham 36 28 while the Reforms dropped a 29 26 decision to Lorain Natives in last night’s court action. Don Wasem led the Firemen with 12 points as Griffith stifled BMW Guild Nabakowski Roofer. Barkacs and Bako led the Reforms with 12 and 7. Ursie starred for Lorain with key plays.
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Joe Brove Oth
Lorain
Jim Henke
Don Wasem
Corts
Koha Boys
L. Wasem
Griffiths
Dave Griffith
BMW Guild
Nabakowski
Torms
Acre
Ursie
A. Allas
Heromne
Giasoma
Elyria
Elberts
Hohn
Sven Cox
Wentz
Canaerobes Griffiths
Ate Ee Henke
LG Ee
Casasevces Ag
Eae Sas Iw
Birmingham Firemen
D. Wasem
Guild
Eatvaons
Patrolle Favored Over Battaline in Close Rivalry
The report notes Patrolle favored over Battaline in a near equal contest. Details suggest a tense matchup with minor scoring margins and potential for a late shift in advantage.
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Patrolle
Ohio runners to contest mile at Cleveland Relays
Four Ohio distance runners enter the Cleveland Athletic Club relays at Public Hall to challenge Michigan State’s Clark Chamberlain in the mile. Jack Service Rupert Beerham Bill Heintz and Fred Cope will vie for the title with Heintz the defending champion and several other Ohio colleges entering.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Eaier
Miegan State
Clark Chamberlain
Cleveland Athletic Club
Public Hall
Jack Service
Oberlin
Rupert Beerham
Bill Heintz
Ohio State
Fred Cope
Mt. Union
Chamberlain
Heintz
Elyria Eagles Cancel Sunday Soccer Game
The Elyria Eagles will be without a game Sunday after negotiations for a match with the National Tube Old-Timers of Jorain were canceled. Port City had already scheduled a game with Lorain Uniteds, creating the cancellation.
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SDLF
Elyria Eagles
National Tube
Spinella's Team Hits 2683 Total In Meet
In Detroit on November 24, teams from ten cities competed in the American Bowling Congress event for a share of the $87,900 prize fund. Barney Spinella led Brooklyne with 597, two pins above his earlier start, as the standings remained unchanged.
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Detroit
Congress
Benton Harbe
Elmira
Forth Worth
Tex
Waukegan
Flint
War- Pa
Cleveland
Dearborn
Barney Spinella
Peoria
Heavyweight bouts mark a long, uneven record
The fragment notes Max Rosenbroom enduring 124 falls, a possible record for a holder, implying a lengthy career with frequent clashes. It mentions heavyweight opponents and a sparring rhythm described as intense, with a cadence of bouts roughly yearly, sometimes less.
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Max Rosenbroom
Nut Ance
Straits and Struggles Missed in Local Prep Report
Fragmentary OCR yields scattered names and actions from a high school scene. Mentions Roy Clymer, Cr son Leavewelght, a promoter, and various sports chatter with unclear dates or outcomes. No clear event or result is discernible.
Ducar Leads Tourney Scorer Amid Rough Meet
In London England Primo farnera knocked out George Cook in the fourth round as top scorer Ducar and partners highlight the event. In Seattle Leonard Bennett of Detroit westernweight drew Don Fraser of Spokane in a tight match curtain closing the report.
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Yight
London
England
Primo Farnera
Mary
George Cook
Australia
Burns Beats Kruskamp To Extend Moose Coliseum Win Streak
Ernie Braden reports a crowded Moose Coliseum last night saw Burns overpower Hardy Kruskamp after a lengthy main event, with Burns gaining the decisive fall to extend his winning streak. The card also featured Karl Miller, Bob Rosa, and Dombroski in several brief matches, while Wild Bill and others provided bouts of the evening in a rough program from Lorain.
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Burns
Kruskamp
Moose Coliseum
Kansas City
Gomes
Dombroski
Jacobson
Miller
Ernie Braden
Hardy Kruskamp
Jack Byrne
Joe Holan
Cleveland
Dombreski
Lorain Pride
Sail Sings
Toledo
Skamp
Kanty
Hardy
Bruno Dombroski
Sailor Blaster
uUtis
Bill Jacobs
Kosap End
Wreeta
Willard Plans Comeback With Short Bouts After Hiatus
Los Angeles March 24 Former heavyweight champion Jess Willard, 39 and broke, announces a comeback try. He begins training in a few days and aims for brief bouts with Jack Dempsey and Jess Willard rivals in exhibitions. Willard weighs in and hopes to reduce to 200 pounds.
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Los Angeles
Jess Willard
Jack Dempsey
Dav Johnson
Willard
St Marys Juniors to Represent Els in Northeastern Tourney
St Marys juniors are set to compete in the Northeastern Ohio Church Tournament at North Canton. The squad includes Vincen O Donnell Ed Russ Jack Storm and other players as announced Saturday by coach Bob Carr. Euclid is one of 18 junior teams entered in the Cleveland area event.
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Tae
Els
Via &T. Mary's Foral
Ohio
North Canton
Bob Carr
Vincen O'Donnell
Ed Russ
Jack Storm
Saturda
Euclid
Tal
Chay
Cleveland Windsor Hockey Teams Clash in Tight Matchup
Cleveland and Windsor hockey teams square off in a rare clash for third place as the Indians continue road games. An injury plagued lineup shortened by a key absence leaves both sides seeking momentum and a vital win.
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Cleveland, Windsor
Cleveland
Training Camp News From Savannah and Fort Myers
Boston Red Sox open first training camp doubleheader in history with Donohue and en tended by Sowell's three or four strikeouts. Giants split two games and win 6 to 1, Bill Terry hot at the plate. Connie Mack makes first cut in Athletics roster. Brixham Chandler and Trask not being kept as camp begins Monday.
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Savannah
Boston Red Sox
Arehen
Donohue
ST. March
Sowell
Boston
Fort Myers
Fla
Connie Mack
Philadelpha Athletics
William Brixhem
Robert Chandler
Eddishe Trask
Perth
Brother Len Shires Aims To Emulate Art The Great
ITALY TEX March 24 The Shires family hopes to stay involved in baseball if Art the Greats fail with the Boston Nationals A younger Len Shires is set to report to the Durham North Carolina team of the Piedmont League Dutch another younger brother is with the Little Rock Southern Association team
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Italy
Tex
Shires
Art the Greats
Boston Nationals
Len
Durham
North Carolina
Piedmont Teague
Dutch
Little Rork
Southern Ociation
Indian Rookie Pitchers Get Tests Today
Test schedule for new pitchers is listed with unclear details. The report mentions several names and teams, including Orioles and Urbeaus, but many words are garbled. Readers should await clarified box scores and official rosters for accurate patient and game information.
Former Ohio grid captain Holcomb to speak at Elyria assembly
Holcomb, former Ohio State football captain, is slated to speak to students and townspeople Friday afternoon at Elyria High School auditorium. The talk, titled The Value of Athletics in the Individual, will cover his college and pro career and his future as a coach at Kindlas College. Local athletes Kennet Burley and Harold Black will attend, and doors will be open to the public. male high school students are urged to attend.
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Ohio State
KE. H.S Auditorium
Grant Holcomb
Elyhaigh School
Roy Clymer
Bly
Ifiei Comeh
Clymer
Bolcomb Weer Roon
Ohio
Stubers
PRI Petra ‘Theta
Hidcomb Tas
Athlevics
SNL Olio
Ates Boul
Titcomb
Erie
Peas Sylvania
Uodaved
Holcomb
Kindlas
Ava Sun
Ous
Kennet Burley
Harold Black
Elevin i School
Findlay
Odigh School
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