Jones Comeback Falls Short in Augusta Golf Test
Bobby Jones fails to mount a late rally at the Ferhole Mastery Invitation in Augusta. Jones trails leader Morton Smith by eight strokes after two rounds, with Walter Hagen partnering today as the field tackles a tougher Augusta National course.
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Cleveland
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Augusta
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Indianapolis
Port Cit Prevails In Double OT Thriller
In a hard fought semifinal, Port Cit defeats Elyria Hardwares 37 to 35 after a tense overtime, with key plays by Murkowski and Ursic. Skolnicki and Murkowski netted 12 points each to share scoring honors as the Pennzips clinch a dramatic victory in a high tempo clash.
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Randall Knocks Out Lombardo At Sandusky
Joe Randall defeated Tony Lombardo of Toledo in Sandusky at the Eagles Hall, stopping him in the sixth round after trading blows for four rounds. Randall’s right hand was injured earlier in training. an X-ray was ordered but no fracture found. Larry Moore weighed 1138 pounds and his bout with King Blake was cancelled due to contract weight issues.
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State Freshman Basketball Player Declared Ineligible
Eschelman of Ohio State freshman basketball team was ruled ineligible for Western Conference play after competing in an independent tournament in Columbus. He previously played for Columbus North High School.
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Avon Lake Man Wins County Ping-Pong Championship
A. R. Woods of Avon Lake claimed Lorain County ping-pong title after a dramatic final vs J. J. Shepard of Elyria at Cherry Ridge. Final match featured extended rallies with Woods winning the first three games before Shepard stormed back, the set scores culminating in a 26-24 deciding seventh. Earlier rounds saw Woods, Shepard, Forbes, Guth, Mason, Wojtowicz, Pias and Tisza reach semis and quarterfinals in a tightly contested event.
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Avon Lake
Lorain County
Cherry Ridge
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Elyria
Shepard
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GC. Guth
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al Mason
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C. Pias
Julius Tisza
Boxing Card Rescheduled for April 2 in Elyria
Charley White, promoter for the Lorain County Amateur Boxers Trainers Association, announced the boxing card will be staged Monday April 2 after the Elyria Boxing Commission ruled out the previous Wurst Hall venue and date.
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Elyria
Charley White
Lorain County
Anderson Wins in Columbus Welterweight Bout
Johnny Anderson of Zanesville won a 16 round decision over Tony Ferruzi of Columbus in a Friday night fight at Columbus. The bout took place March 29 with Anderson prevailing on points.
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Zanesville
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Columbus
Schmidt New Ohio Coach to Arrive Tuesday
Ohio State's new football coach Francis A. Schmidt will arrive from Fort Worth, Texas, next Tuesday to lead spring practice. In Schmidt's absence, coach Lorenzo Guilfrey sent letters to 90 candidates informing them practice would begin at 4 30 p m Wednesday.
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Godfrey
Senators Rally to 5-2 Victory Over Indians
In Biloxi exhibition play Washington rookie pitchers Tay Prim and Ed Linke held Cleveland to seven hits as the Senators won 3 to 2. Score by innings shows a tense quiet game with Washington stringing runs in late frames. Other notes: Tigers’ Marvin Owen to start today after a backfield injury, Don Heffner and Red Rolfe impress at Yankees camp, Giants’ Bill Terry drives team in Florida, Pirates beat White Sox 14-8 in a two-game set highlighted by six homers including Waner and Herman.
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Elyria Lumber Pin Team Triumphs Over Rothgery Motors
The Elyria Lumber and Coal pin team defeated Rothgery Motors in two of three games in a St. John’s Lutheran League match held last evening. G. Edwards led with a 518 series, while S. Melsinger posted a high single score of 21 for the evening.
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Rothgery Motors
St. John’s
I. F. S. Pinsmen Head to Peoria for Congress Tournament
The I. T. S. Rubber Company bowling team sails Sunday to Peoria Illinois to compete in the American Bowling Congress event now underway. They will bowl team, doubles, and singles with Johnny Worthington Edgar Martin Elmer Donnellys Johnny Tranick Jack Nenninger and Ed Wilcox among the travelers.
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Peoria
Willnois
American Bowling Congress
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Elmer Donnellys
Johnny Tranick
Jack Nenninger
Ed Wilcox
Elyria Country Club Plans Record Season of Golf Action
Elyria Country Club launches plans for its busiest season, aiming to host the National Amateur Qualifier August 21 and field two full inter-club teams in the CDGA matches. New members, spring events, and early May opening set the tone as the club fortifies courses and traps and attracts top amateurs to Elyria.
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Elytie Country Club
Elyrie Country Club
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Local Team To Take Part In D G A Race
Elyria Country Club ladies prepare a busy season with a large local involvement. Mrs Alph Muarbach chairs the group with assistants and a tournament committee. Jack and Clark Black will again serve as club pros with long service at Elyria. Twenty one of thirty five new members are locals.
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Knights of Columbus Keglers Tie Brown Jugs in Postponed Match
The Knights of Columbus defeated the Little Brown Jugs in two of three games to strengthen third place in the City Bowling League. Bill Bowman rolled 597 for the three game high and 225 for the top single game. The loss left the Jugs tied with the Eagles for fourth.
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Malcewicz O'Dell Head Mat Card In Cleveland
In Cleveland at Public Hall on Wednesday evening Joe Malcewicz headlines again after a prior ribs incident with Pat O'Hara. The Utica Panther Farmer O'Dell, the world’s tallest matman at six seven and 285 pounds, signs for the card and faces Makcewicz, who holds an undefeated Cleveland record. Semi finals feature Jim Wallis versus Sandor Szabo, with two out of three falls and no time limit. Other bouts include Buck Jones vs Harry Johnson and Ted Travis against Eddie Ramowitz.
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Meyer Motors Set to Practice at McKinley Field Monday
Weather permitting the Meyer Motors baseball team will hold a practice Monday morning at McKinley field at 10 o'clock. Manager Thurman Eliott reports the roster including Floyd Rumph Chase Milliken Jack Meyer Red Maiden Gil Diewald Harry Smith Arthur Femly Rory Novak Max Novak Dick Elliott and Doug Gerber. Tryouts are requested to be on hand.
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Dick Elliott
Doug Gerber
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Fight Results by United Press in Chicago and Hollywood
United Press reports boxing results from Chicago and Hollywood with several bouts. Frank Stellin of Chicago knocked out Midget Mike Dowd of Calambus after 11 rounds. Bethy O'Dowd from Stonx Tits defeated Jimmy Elppotous in Chicago. In Hollywood, Iirorete Hansford of Los Angeles won on points over Frankie Wallace of Cleveland. Eddie Z and Bingo Wargh scored knockouts in California bouts.
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Dowd
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Ile
Hollywood
Ban On Spring Grid Practice Brings Protest
Columbus Ohio March 24. The Ohio High School Athletic Association ban on spring football practice has sparked widespread protest across the state. The rule, adopted in 1932 and reaffirmed in 1933, prohibits any instruction or practice for football in spring, including intramural or tag games. Violations can lead to suspension of the offending school. The board clarified that teaching football techniques in any setting is prohibited, and no coach may run plays, hold skull sessions, or pay players via gate receipts before the official start date of August 20.
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Masses of Names Blur in Fragmented Track Result Card
In a messy 1981 82 US meet record list from New York and other cities, multiple athletes from France Lithuania Montreal New Jersey Chicago North Carolina and other places are listed with various throws and scores. The fragmentary OCR shows names like Magurice Latha pelle, Joe Rinaldi, Joe Montana, Frank Freeman, Gerald King, Alex Weattock, Vanda Yelezniak, Frank Light, Tiny Roebuck, Dick Rair, Don, Charlie Stack and others with several numeric results such as 552 and 449 and 334.
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George Zahariae
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Catholic school swim meet set for Columbus April 14
Dates announced for the seventh annual Catholic school swimming meet at the Ohio State University natatorium in Columbus. Columbus Rosary High School is the defending champion and hosts the event.
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Ohio State University
Columbus Rosary High School
Falcaro Delivers 36th Perfect Game in Exhibition
Joe Falcaro of New York, a noted match game bowler, bowled his 36th perfect game in an exhibition in Cincinnati on Friday. It was the seventh perfect game of the present tour.
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Joe Falcaro
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Eastern Teams Highlight In Pin Tourney In Peoria
Eastern bowling powerhouses contest the American Bowling Congress event in Peoria with Earl Hewitt and Eric among stars. Weissenbergers Chevrolets of Toledo bring a 1025 home average, Woolson Spice of Toledo with Sid Sherman, Crack Erle, Detroit outfits, Akron clubs Manhattan Nightclub Gurdrich Tires Slusser Agency, and southern teams West End Furnitures of Birmingham and Merchants of Tuscaloosa also compete. Notable results include Hermann Undertakers of St. Louis rolling 2783 for 936 high score, Husting Printing of Milwaukee second at 23946, and Mineralites of Chicago sixth at 2900.
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Ill
Earl Hewitt
Eric
Weissenbergers Chevrolets
Toledo
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Woolson Spice Five
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Crack Erle
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Goodrich Tires
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East Tech High To Defend Track Title
Cleveland East Technical High School will defend its 1934 Ohio Scholastic Gymnastic Meet title in Columbus on Saturday. The veteran East Tech team faces Cincinnati Walnut Hills and Columbus East as strong contenders, as Columbus schools dominated the title prior to East Tech’s 1933 win.
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Cleveland East Technical High School
East Tech
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Ohio Wesleyan cagers receive Buckeye title awards
Delaware Ohio March 24 Those little gold basketballs emblematic of the Buckeye Conference championship were presented to Ohio Wesleyan’s team members. Recipients include Clarence Heks Findlay Harry Yott Bellmore N Y John Turley Delaware Ernie Tales Cleveland Don Mewhort Toledo Myron Prech Cleveland Howard Stammier Columbus Clovis Stark Columbus coach Ray Terrick and manager Georgs McMillen Cambridge.
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Ernie Tales
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Toledo
Myron Prech
Howard Stammier
Columbus
Welsh Funeral Home and Held Transfers meet in return pin match
The Welsh Funeral Home of City Bowling league and the Held Transfers of the St. John's Antheran circuit will face off in a return pin match at St. John's alleys tonight. The Welsh team swept the first match, building momentum for the rematch.
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St. John’s Antheran
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Branson Ruled Ineligible At Ohio State Baseball
Jack Branson of Weill, a leading candidate for Ohio State's baseball squad, has been ruled ineligible for competition due to scholastic deficiencies. He was one of five players declared out alongside Capt. Henry Larsen, Bob Colby, Prosenjack, and Len Fayrot, per United Press dispatches from Columbus.
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Weill
Ohio State
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Branson
Henry Larsen
Bob Colby
Len Fayrot
Elyria High Tracksters Compete in Toledo Meet
Elyria High School track team travels to Toledo for a University of Toledo meet. Coach W. L. Vaughn entered several boys in multiple events.
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Toledo
University of Toledo
Con. W. L. Vaughn
Owens to race in Public Hall carnival entry list
Jesse Owens, Ohio State sprint star, and Lockwood, former Yale, among entrants in the Indoor Track Carnival at Public Hall on Saturday in Cleveland.
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