Elyria Fighters Promote Amateur Card At Antlers April Show
Elyria fighters headline a 15 bout amateur boxing card at the Hore Antlers on April 4 promoted by Frankie Blaha. Local champions Seymour Gaspar Joe Kenzik and Lawrence Moore headline against challengers from Lorain County Golden Gloves with bouts featuring Eddie Galowinski, Pat Malloy and more. The event starts at 8 00 PM with amateurs encouraged to contact Blaha for inquiries.
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Antlers
Crimson Flyers
C.A.C
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Seyiour
Sheffield
Lorain Cour Gloves
Alphonse Lorain Legion
Hore Antlers
Frankie Blaha
Edenth Skorke
E Tyath
Lorain Cou
Joey Kenzik
Varso
C. Stalia
Offut County
Golden Groves
Lawrence Moo Finegan
A. C
Pete Gadams
Elyria
Legion
Douis
Cording
Balaha
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A Harris
Tom Ward
Johnsy
Tony
Korke
Jony Weecs
James Craft
Eddie Galowinski
Klepek
Paul Hodge
Offur Hofve
Qiseh
Lawrence Moore
Meta Gadomski
Jose Rosales
George Felix
Stevg Cerneys
Frank Layko
Leah
Norman Heigal
Jebons Malloy
Pat Malloy
Josh
Lorain
Tomm
Maeln
Nabakowski Roofers Rout Blepp Coombs Quintet in Amherst
Nabakowski Roofers of Lorain County, semi-pro champions, defeated Cleveland Blepp Coombs 41 to 4 on Amherst Ieel floor. Devie Haren led scoring with 17 points. Harold North topped Coombs with 9 as Cleveland rallied late but fell short. Travel to Mansfield looms for next strong Quinter matchup.
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Lorain County
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Cleveland
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Harold “Tete North
Wreton
Robson's Quint Wins Season Final Over All-Stars
Tom Robson captains Team No. 1 of the Odd Fellows Bowling League to defeat Red Glark's All-Stars in the season finale at the Temple alleys. The champions clinched both halves, finish with a 42 pin margin across three games, and vow rest for the squad after a dominant campaign led by Robson Krage Woodings Bran and Ody.
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Odd Fellows
Temple Allers
Champs
Red Glark
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Magin
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Fritz Krage
Dave Woodings
Himer Bran
Harry Ody
Holcomb Named Findlay College Coach
Stuart Holcomb will become director of athletics at Findlay College succeeding Harry J Barnhart. He will coach football basketball and baseball starting September after graduating from Ohio State in June. Holcomb lives in Erie Pennsylvania. Findlay reorganizes to meet Ohio College Association standards and aims to join the Ohio Conference. Barnhart resigns for personal reasons.
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Umpire Staff Announced for 1932 Season
The American Association reveals its nine umpires for 1932 led by president Thomas J. Hicker. New member E rwin joins replacing retired Ebo. Opening day assignments include Milwaukee at Toledo with Johnson and Rue, Kansas City at Columbus with Johnson and Pfeffer, St Paul at Louisville with Coats Brown and Erwin, and Minneapolis at Indianapolis with Snyder and Clastsa y.
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Larry Goetz
C. E. Johnston
George H. Johnson
Frank Brown
Joe Rue
R. W. Snyder
E. J. Pfeffer
W. F. Clayton
WH. Erwin
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Indianapolis
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Ohio State Rifle Team Posts Strong Western Conference Record
The Ohio State University Rifle Squad in Columbus completed its season with a strong Western conference record. The Buckeye sharpshooters won four of five starts, losing only to Iowa, which clinched the Big Ten title. Across all matches, Ohio State went 28 wins in 40 starts.
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Amos Ex W and J Coach Injured In Auto Crash
PITTSBURGH March 24 William Amos of Washington Penn former football coach at Washington and Jefferson college was injured in an automobile crash according to UP news dispatch.
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Tomlinson Named Toledo Club Head
George A. Tomlinson, official of the Cleveland American League Baseball Club, named president of the Toledo club of the American Association after a court approved reorganization. Al E. Reuben remains involved as receiver, as Toledo transfers to New Toledo Baseball Club, Inc. under Cleveland interests with 1009 shares issued and 996 held by Reuben optioned for $60,000, effective soon. Other officers named include Reuben as vice president Oscar J. Smith secretary Billy Evans general manager and John Harris on the board.
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Bean Stars As Indians Win In Gulfport
The Cleveland Indians crushed the Baltimore Orioles 14 to 2 in Gulfport Mississippi with Wart Averill and Johnny Hodapp driving the hitting attack. Pitcher Bean allowed two hits in five innings as the Tribe built an early lead and stayed for an extra exhibition game. An unrelated traffic incident left Amos with a fractured left arm and critical condition after a car was side-swiped near the locale.
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Petrolle's Savage Attack Straight Stops Battalino in 12th
In a Madison Square Garden bout before about 8000, Petrolle delivers a brutal 12th round stoppage of Battalino. Petrolle, weighing 139, overwhelms Battalino with repeated combinations as Battalino fights back, suffering a broken nose and extensive damage before the referee halts the bout.
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Margaretta coach Clayton Cook misidentified in report
An Elyria High School graduation error is corrected for Clayton Cook, Margaretta High School basketball coach of Castalia Ohio. He is an alumnus of Fortin Heights High Oberlin Business College Marietta College and attended Oberlin College and Elyria Normal School. This is his third year coaching at Margaretta and the team won the Class B championship while bowling prize money items are questioned.
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Pest
Train Camp News and Spring Training Scores
scattered early spring games report injuries trades and standings with Boston Red Sox Boston Braves Cincinnati Reds St Louis Browns Detroit Tigers Chicago White Sox and Hollywood Stars in Florida Texas and California venues. notable injuries include Philadel antibody and a hospital transfer for a foot issue. multiple games feature high scoring affairs and tight margins as teams prepare for the season with notable players arriving or playing.
Cards Dodgers In New Diamond Trade
BRADENTON Florida March 25 CRI Brooklyn meeting the Cardinals born today a conference was expected between Managers Max Carey of the Flat bushers and Garby Street of the world champions regarding a new trade deal The Dodgers are a first baseman and it is understood Carey is angling for Jim Bottomley or Rin Collins of PALM BEACH Fla the Cards in exchange for an ex Freyschulte's pitcher The Cards a spectacular coaching of a line could use another hurler
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Buffalo Icers Lead London in ice league standings
Buffalo defeated Syracuse 2 to 1 to stay three points ahead of London in the International Hockey League standings. Detroit Olympics beat London 4 to 1 as Cleveland Indians faltered 1 0 in a late comeback by Windsor, forcing a 1 1 deadlock before extra time. The Indians travel to Pittsburgh tonight.
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Officials Named for Scholastic Gym Meet in Columbus
Officials for the Seventh Annual Ohio High School Gymnastic Meet were announced. The meet will be held Saturday at Ohio State University with line judges W. K. Streit Cincinnati B. FE Wigeivs Col pees M. R. Owens Delaware and G. & Green Columbus and DB. A. Tlindman and Leo Staley Ohio State University.
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Cincinnati
Nativities Triumph 32 17 Over Oberlin Travelers
In Amherst on March 23 the Lorain Nativities rallied from a 13 1 deficit to defeat the Oberlin Travelers 32 17 after halftime. Walt Skolnicki scored nine and Tuma Giacomo eight to pace the Nats while Oberlin’s Boab Thomas led the Travelers with a strong effort.
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Johnson Likely To Hurl Opener For Cincy Reds
In Tampa on March 25 it appears Si Johnson, a youthful right hander, will start for Cincinnati in the April 12 opener against the Cubs, with veteran Red Lucas benched. Ernie Lombardi is expected to be the catcher, after being acquired from Brooklyn. Practice was called off due to weather and rest.
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Kress Signs With Browns For $8,000
Oakland report says Ralph Red Kress, St. Louis Browns infielder, accepted Ball's final offer of 8,000 for 1952 and will fly to St. Louis to sign. Kress had initially asked 16,000, then 9,000. Ohio State spring sports prep begins next week with freshmen and varsity candidates to report for practice.
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Vaughn Names Crimson Track Team for Cleveland Meet
W L Vaughn finalizes Crimson lineup for indoor season opening in Cleveland. Notable athletes include Lake Dawson in the 100 yard dash and Hallauer in the sprint events. The relay squad features Printed Tilauer Triplets with Kaminski as alternates, while Novotny and Wood lead in shot put and long jump. Strong squads from East Term and other schools contest the meet with Wood’s eight year reign at stake.
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