Ohio State Winter Sports Close With Strong Showings
Ohio State ends its winter season with strong results across sports. Rifle competes in Urbana, basketball ties Northwestern for the Western title with 10 wins and 2 losses. Track claims two individual indoor titles through Donald Bennett and Jack Keller. Swimming suffers a close defeat to Illinois while Gilsdorf and Graham shine. Fencing, wrestling, polo, and gymnastics post wins and high placements as Buckeyes eye Cleveland meet.
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Olumbus
Ohio State
Buckeye
Urbana
Northwestern
Ohio
Donald Bennett
Jack Keller
Illinois
Albert Gilsdorf
Boyd Graham
University of Darton
Joseph Craig
John Sandfort
Clyde Tiffany
Arthur Downes
University of Chicago
Cleveland
Moore Expects Close Race in Lorain County Class B Tournament
Bob Moore Y M C A physical director and tourney manager expects a tight unfold in the Lorain County Class B amateur basketball tournament starting tomorrow. Twelve teams from Elyria Lorain Brownhelm Oberlin Avon Avon Lake Amherst Eaton join in, eight preliminary games set for opening day. Play in Class C also begins with four games on the schedule tomorrow.
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Lorain County
Bob Moore
Hvides
Elyria
Lorain
Brownhelm
Oherin
Avon
Avon Lake
Amherst
Eaton
Moora
Illinois Ohio U Card Two Baseball Games
The University of Illinois baseball team will play two games with Ohio University in Athens on April 14 and 5 marking the opening of athletic relations between the schools. Ohio coach Don Peden, a former University of Tennessee athlete, accompanies the announcement.
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Athens
University of Illinois
Ohio University
O. C. Bird
Don Peden
University of Tilingis
Fight Results By United Preas Alba: Yo Gah fk tea Leonara Pay
Report of boxing results from a junky and garbled telegraph wire shows scattered names and places in the United Press dispatch. Specifics are unclear due to OCR errors, but appears to mention Geneva Boston Alabama and Portugal among locations.
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United Preas
Dave O
Alba
Leonara Pay
Alahama Nid
Geneva
Pddie
Cleveland
Joe Whenndey
Bostunohhlahe
Tee
GMC i Ge
Tinta Poh
Portugal
Tee Montagne
Puoi
Cherry Ridge Ping-Pong Results Show Hi-Speeds extend win streak
The Hi-Speeds defeated the All-Stars 4-1 to keep their winning run in Cherry Ridge ping-pong. Haserodt Jewelers beat Engineers 4-1 in the other match. Individual results show multiple close sets across both matches with players from Hi-Speeds, Haserodt Jewelers, and various opponents collecting wins.
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Hi-Speeds
Cherry Ridge
All-Stars
Haserodt Jewelers
Engineers
Miller CA. S&s
Heidrich
Hi. S
Masiyk
H. S
Snyder
Gurney
Green
A. S
Thompson
Giants beat Pirates with two home runs in exhibition
New York Giants led by manager Bill Terre defeated the Pittsburgh Pirates 3 0 in an exhibition win. Mel Ott and Johnny Verges added round trip hits as the clubs prepare for another game with the Giants traveling to Phoenix.
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United Press
Los Angeles
Bill Terre
New York Giants
Pittsburgh Pirates
Mel] Ott
Johnny Verges
Giants
Phoenix
Cubs Downed by Mission Reds in Rubber Game Exhibition
In San Francisco on March 24 the Chicago Cubs suffered a 13 to 10 loss to the Mission Reds in the final exhibition game of the series. Bud Tinning allowed 11 runs before being lifted for Yerkes after a rough top of the inning.
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San Francisco
Chicago Cubs
Mission Reds
Bud Tinning
Cubs
Tioning
Yerkes
International wrestling results from St Paul Newark and San Francisco
At St Paul Mint John Rient of Sweden beat Bruce Loand of Newton Iowa in 12 minutes. Bronko Nagurski of Minneapolis beat Dirk Lurick of Chicago in 6 minutes. Ine Stecher of Nebraska defeated Joe Dy sek of Omaha in 9 minutes. Ray Richards of Nebraska defeated Joe Dech of Minnesota in 18 minutes. At Newark Dr Karl Sarpolis of Pennsylvania defeated Lew Plummer of Baltimore. Hans Steinke of Germany defeated Casey Berger of Texas. George Hills of Canada defeated Pruno Gerrassini of Italy. Eli Fisher of New Jersey defeated Jim Atlas of Washington DC. Steve Vidan of Newark defeated Bill Nelson of Oklahoma. At San Francisco Jim Mc Millan of Illinois defeated Vic Christy of San Diego. Joe Savoldi of Michigan defeated George RKotsonaros of Hollywood.
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ST. Paul
Mint
John Rientoff
Sweden
Bruce Loand
Newton
Towa
Bronko Nagurski
Minneapolis
Dirk Lurick
Chicago
Ine Stecher
Nebraska
Joe Dysek
Omaha
Ray Richards
Joe Dech
Minnesota
Newark
N. J
Karl Sarpolis
Pennsylvania
Lew Plummer
Baltimore
Hans Steinke
Germany
Casey Berger
Texas
George Hills
Canada
Pruno Gerrassini
Italy
Eli Fisher
New Jersey
Jim Atlas
Washington
D. C
Steve Vidan
Bill Nelson
Oklahoma
San Francisco
Jim McMillan
Milinois
Vic Christy
San Diego
Joe Savoldi
Twin Oaks
Mich
George Rkotsonaros
Hollywood
Elytia High Tracksters to Contest In Hall Meet
Coach W. L. Vaughn leads Elytia High in the annual interscholastic track meet at Public Hall tomorrow. Entries include the 50 yard dash 440 yard dash 000 yard run mile and a half mile relays and the shot put with contenders Lyons Shapiro Stutz Brown Hill Vanek Smith Murkowski Beiter Graber Metcalfe Hardy and Novotny in the focal squad.
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W. L. Vaughn
Elytia High
Public Hall
Vaughn
Lyons
Shapiro
Stutz
Brown
Hill
Vanek
Smith
Murkowski
Beiter
Graber
Metcalfe
Hardy
Novotny
Elyria Bowlers At ABC Tournament In Columbus
Elyria bowlers Eddie Kawolics and Banick head to Columbus for the 33rd Annual American Bowling Congress event. They enter the doubles at 4 pm and the singles at 4 45 pm, joined by Rawoliis. Lorain entrants include A Pollock B Black J Simon J Jenkins G Forester Hal Schafer and others.
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Elyria
Eddie Kawolics
Johnny Banick
Columbus
Rawoliis
Banick
Lo- Tain
M. Stefanik
D. Pompein
J. Breece
R. Ward
D. Porter
F. Strang
Seniors Finish E H S Meet With 113 1 5 Points
The Elyria High School inter class track meet ended with the Seniors winning both the mile and a half mile relays. They totaled 113 1 5 points to Juniors 67 1 5 and Sophomores 29 3 5. Senior mile relay Hill Hardy Benton Battie clocked 4 12.5. Yard relay Hill Nieman Smith Shapiro won in 1 55.2 with Sophomores close second.
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Elyria High School
Sophs
Hill
Hardy
Benton
Battie
Nieman
Smith
Shapiro
Cleveland Club Backs Zanesville to Enter League
Cleveland Indians provide financial support and a manager for Zanesville as plans move forward for joining the Mid Atlantic Baseball League. Buzz Wetzel, ex minor league manager and Indians scout, selected as Zanesville’s manager. The league may have six or eight teams this season.
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Zanesville
Cleveland Indians
Mid- Atlantic Baseball League
Buzz Wetzel
Indians
Wheeling
Exhibition results from United Press St. Louis rundown
United Press St. Louis reports exhibition results across teams and cities. Scores include Brooklyn 1 over Philadelphia 3 in Newark and Cincinnati 6 over Philadelphia, plus Chicago 13 over Seattle 8 and New York 8 over Boston 8, among others.
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United Press
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Boston
Cleveland
New Orleans
New York
Chicago
Seattle
Pittsburgh
Columbus
Toronto
Hardware team heads to Lorain for preliminary game
The Elsha Hardwares travel to Lorain to face the O Mahon Aces in a preliminary before the Fisher Foods Anchorians game on the Lorain YMCA floor. Hardwares members Dodsley Carr J Smith F Smith McGowin Jones Maslyk Heidrich Storrer are to meet at the YMCA at 6 39.
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Elsha Hardwares
Lorain
O'Mahon Aces
Fisher Foods-Anchorians
Lorain Y. M. C
Hardwares
Dodsley
Carr
J. Smith
F. Smith
McGowin
Jones
Maslyk
Heidrich
Storrer
Sophomores Defeat Home Room Champs 44 to 8
Sophomores, interclass champions, added the school cage crown with a 44 to 8 drubbing of Chicago home room 222. It marked their 20th win in 22 games as the Sophomores extended their intramural success.
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Frank Walend
Chicago
Sophs
Barkacs Wins Junior Church Scoring Title
Louie Barkacs of St. Pauls led Y M C A Junior A League scoring with 93 points on 38 field goals and 17 free throws. George Ballos of Hungarian Reforms was second with 81 points. Bob Heimsath added 61 for St. Pauls. In the B league Johny Pruski of St. Agnes led with 76 points. Dick Bell of First Congregationals had 64 points. The Northwestern Pros beat Holy Cross 11 9 in the prelim.
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Louie Barkacs
St. Paul’s
Barkacs
George Ballos
Bob Heimsath
Johmyr Pruski
St. Agnes
Dick Bell
Congregationals
Babe” Madhock
Sophs
Fortman
Wirshham
Marsh
Mason
Murray
Holy Cross
Sieminski
Vayzencak
Barkaces
St Paul's
Ballos
Heimsath
St. Paul's
N- Dobhrowski
Moly Cross
Rakos
Emu Reriman
R'nai Brith
St. Paul's Ae
Mt. Eee Eee
Ile A. Arnes
Frances
St. Mary's Ley
Humphrey
St Marz's
Namcé Na Pruski
Sm Methodists Reese
St. Mary's
Hi-Speeds Draw Coals In Willard Tourney Opener
The Hi-Speed Gas quintet faces Lorain Ebinger Coals in the Willard inter city tournament first game tomorrow at 9 15. The Corts and Kohn five drew a first round bye which starts tonight. Hi-Speed asks players to report at the Y tomorrow at 7:00.
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Hi-Speeds
Willard Tourney
Hi-Speed Gas
Lorain Ebinger
Clarksburg Leaves Vine Valley League
Clarksburg of the Vine Valley League announced its withdrawal from the league this season, affecting scheduled games and standings for the season.
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Clarksburg
W. Va
Vinelantic League
Eleanor Holm Aims to Defend Indoor Titles in Buffalo
Olympic swimming star Eleanor Holm will pause her bid for movie stardom to defend her titles at the National AAU indoor championships in Buffalo New York from April 19 to 22. Holm is the backstroke and medley champion.
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Eleanor
Eleanor Holm
Buffalo
N. Y
Detroit Tigers Preview Opening Day Pitchers
Bucky Harris said Bridges or Sorrell will start the opening game with Haywarth catching. The squad ends practice today and will play daily exhibitions through training, beginning in Houston tomorrow against Cleveland in Detroit on April 12.
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San Antonio
Tex
Bucky Harris
Detroit Tigers
Bridges
Sorrell
Cleveland
Detroit
Haywarth
Houston
Roofers Beat Fisher Foods In Amherst Benefit Game
In a charity matchup at Amherst, the Naha kowski Roofers defeated Fisher Foods of Lorain 32 to 30. Doyle Hutton led with 12 points, aided by six from Guild, Gormley, and Sharp, while Skolnicki had six for the losers. Elyria Congregationals topped Amherst Congregationals 27-26 in the preliminary.
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Amherst
Nahakowski Roofers
Fisher Foods
Lorain
Amherst Quint
Roofers
Doyle Hutton
Guild
Gormley
Sharp
Skolnicki
Elyria Congregationals
Amherst Congregationals
Crack Pinmen Battle in A B C Tournament Tonight
Chicago Detroit Pittsburgh Cleveland Buffalo and Hire Pennsylvania join this weekend in the American Bowling Congress tourney in Columbus Ohio. Notable clubs like Mineralite A J Cermak and Mail Pouch Wheeling pace the field while Civic Club of Columbus posts the season high 2644 in last night’s action.
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Chicago
Detroit
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
Buffalo
Hire
A. J. Cermak
Walter Birk Candy
Bowlers Journal
Clark Wilson Recreation
Wheeling
W. Va
A. C. Lipp and
Endres
Eppings
Kellsboro Jack Wins Grand National at Aintree
American owned Kellsboro Jack won the 94th Grand National by three lengths in a field of 34 over a 41 2 mile course. Really True finished second and Slater third. Delaneige was fourth. Outsiders dominated betting with Kellsboro Jack at 25 to 1, Really True 66 to 1, and Slater 50 to 1. Alpine Hut finished fifth with Barbra sixth.
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Slater
Delaneige
Alpine Hut
Forbrn
F. Ambrose Clark
Fomn Creedon United Press
Intree
Liverpool
U. P
Kellsboro Jack
Maj
Noel Furlong
George Whitelaw
J. B. Snow
Kellsboro
St Agnes Juniors Finish Strong Season in Loss to Holy Cross
The St Agnes Juniors posted sixteen wins and seven losses for a 16 7 season while playing all games on foreign courts under coach Mac McDermott. Key players included Pinsky Bedocs Nichols Sadowski Dick J Bedocs McDermott Prusky Livinsky and Everhard with Pinsky the leading scorer. Plans for next season anticipate reorganization due to age limits.
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Holy Cross
St. Agnes
Mac” McDermott
F. Bedocs
Nichols
Sadowski
J. Bedocs
Jockey Injured In Agua Caliente Pileup
Jockey Lee Humphreys, leading rider at Agua Caliente, was hospitalized in San Diego with a brain concussion after a pileup in the fifth race. His mount Westmire fell over Beautiful Belle at the half mile mark, injuring Jimmy Hescott who rode the other horse with a broken collar bone.
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Agua Caliente
Mex
Lee Humphreys
San Diego
Humphreys
Westmire
Handsome Belle
Jimmy Hescott
Rosenbloom Set as Favorite in Madison Square Garden Title Bout
Maxie Rosenbloom of New York faces Bob Godwin of Florida in a 19 round world light heavyweight championship bout at Madison Square Garden. Rosenbloom holds the 175 pound line on the East Coast and is a 2 to 1 favorite to win the National Boxing Association belt and gain wider recognition. He is favored for endurance in longer rounds and strong recent showings including a win over Adolph Heuser. Last year Rosenbloom drew twice and defeated Godwin once in three meetings.
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New York
Maxie Rosenbloom
Bob Godwin
Florida
Madison Square Garden
Rosenbloom
Pennsylvania
Massachusetts
California
Godwin
National Boxing Association
International Boxing Federation
Maxie
Adolph Heuser
Germany
Daytona Beach
Ping Pong Open Bracket Seeds Set in Lorain County
Opening round matches at Cherry Ridge on Broad Street saw Al Mason oust Max Van Wormer 21-16 21-16 21-18 and Joe Kocsis best Walt Maslyk 21-13 21-18 22-20 with Mel Green defeating George Deibel 21-18 21-12 21-18 and Clayton Harp ster beating R E Giles 22-20 21-13 21-16.
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al Mason
Max van Wormer
Joe Kocsis
Walt Maslyk
Mel Green
George Deibel
Clayton Harpster
R. E. Giles
Lorain County
Cherry Ridge
Broad Street
Elyria Business College to Meet Florence A C in Brighton Round
The Elyria Business College team travels to Brighton tonight to face Florence A C in the first round of the independent basketball tournament held at Brighton High School.
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Business College
Florence A. C
Elyria Business College
Brighton
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