December Edwards Ready For Lorain Moos Coliseum Bout
Ace December, undefeated welterweight, and Fredric Edwards of West Virginia, prepare for their eight round headliner Monday at Lorain’s Moose Coliseum. The 30 round card includes Marty McHale versus Tex Takla, LaRay versus Frankie Talamantez, and several Lorain locals. Edwards is favored to beat December in a bout that could draw a large crowd.
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Fairer debated for Wednesday on league result
Letter from Andy Pollock discusses the ninth inning stakes among the Biha Eagles and Moose in the regional race. Captain Bob Smith of the State Highway team holds the key choice on using three eligible players, with potential criticism from factions regardless of decision.
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Elisibie
Hudlin May Go Full Route For Redskins Today
Willis Hudlin was selected by Roger Peckinpaugh to start as long as he can in the Cleveland Indians exhibition at New Orleans against the Pelicans. The plan aims to shape Hudlin for the regular season as weather issues affect Spring drills. Porter may miss action with a stiff horse, possibly replaced by Seeds or Jamieson.
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Craig Wood and Johnny Golden tie in Pinehurst playoff
Craig Wood of Deal New Jersey and Johnny Golden of Noronton Connecticut deadlocked after 18 holes to decide the North and South Open at Pinehurst. Both posted 286s and face an extra round with $1500 to the winner and $1000 to the runner-up. Joe Kirkwood placed third with 287 and nearby competitors Farrell and Cox earned fourth and fifth prizes of 600 and 490 dollars.
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Wilfy Cox
Ehrensberger Quits Ohio State University
Columbus Ohio March 26 Robert Cran of Wapakoneta and a Buckeye vaulter is ineligible for the spring quarter due to scholastic deficiencies. Carl Ehrensberger, football and baseball player, has been withdrawn from school. George Berry, golfer previously ineligible, will be able to compete in intercollegiate matches this spring.
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Robert Cran
Wapakoneta
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Damschroeder Named Honorary Captain at Hiram College
Rudy Damschroder of Elmer Center on Hiram College basketball team named honorary captain for 1942 quarter. He is a senior. Mine varsity players received basketball letters and seven freshmen were awarded numerals.
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Reds Card clash in second spring meeting
In Tampa in their second meeting of the spring Reds and Cardinals prepare for another clash. Cincinnati’s young pitching, led by Owen Carroll, is slated to start. Leadoff hitter Leo Durocher and shortstop Dan Howie will feature in the lineup as the teams seek an edge in the early-season rivalry.
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Indoor Net Tourney Starts In Cleveland
Indoor net tourney opens in Cleveland with top seeds Velza and Youngstown champion Cooner meeting in the first round. Hart and Adelbert’s Schuster also seed near the front as Cleveland, Canton, and nearby clubs field contenders. Buccaneer rookie Floyd Vaughn shines with Pirates training camp hints of veteran Thevenow retirement plans. Brooklyn writers nickname the team Todgers, reviving a 25 year old tag once given by Ebbets.
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Lark Worthington
Cleland
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Rchampion
George Hart
Cand Adelbert
Schuster
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Floyd Vaughn
Pittsburgh Pirates
Tommy Thevenow
Brooklyns
Brooklyn
Flatbush
Charlies Ebbets
Ohio Grid Captain Urges Training Rules and Sportsmanship
Stuart Holcomb former Ohio State football captain spoke at Elyria High School urging athletes to follow training rules, work hard, and accept responsibility. He praised teamwork noting blocking halfbacks deserve credit and urged sportsmanship in victory and defeat, warning against easy losing and complacency.
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Findlay College
Roy Clymer
Clymer
Holcomad
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Crimson Tracksters At 6th C A C Relays In Cleveland
Crimson tracksters travel by bus to Public Hall in Cleveland for the ninth Cleveland Athletic Club Relays. Lakewood High leads the high school field as 1,690 athletes compete. Tark Keller Clark Chamberlain and Alex Wilson headline senior entries. Akron and out-of-town schools join the mix.
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Training Camp News Startling Cards Seek Lindbergh Trade?
United Press dispatches from Florida show signs of turmoil as Max Carey’s push to obtain Jim Bottomley from the St Louis Cardinals to anchor first base for the Lindgrers appears unlikely after a setback in Clearwater. The Lindgrers dropped to a 1-0 defeat to the Cardinals, while the Flatbush squad chased a winless streak of seven games. The Tiedeers face the Braves in another Florida contest today.
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Cleveland Pittsburgh ice title postponed due to Good Friday
In Cleveland on March 26, the scheduled Cleveland versus Pittsburgh hockey title game was postponed because of Good Friday and will be played tonight.
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Schaaf rises to third in national boxing rankings
Ernie Schaaf of Boston climbs to third in the National Boxing Association heavyweight rankings after a decisive win over Young Stribling. The top spots remain Sharkey and Schmeling, with Carnera, Walker, and Levinsky among the leaders. Also noted are bowling results and a boxing card scheduled for Wednesday night featuring Red Holloway versus an Indiana opponent.
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al Brown
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Red Holloway
Indianapolis
25 Year Limit For Stadium Use Ordered
Cleveland officials and the Cleveland baseball club face a new hurdle in the stadium lease dispute. Mayor Ray T. Miller demanded a 25 year lease to use Municipal Stadium as the ball park for the American League entry. Previous terms of four years were rejected by baseball officials. A conciliatory offer was sent to President Alva Bradley for response before talks resume. The Tribe plans to open the season at League Park.
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Kent State Gym May Be Site of 1933 Tourney
Kent State athletic director U M E Wagoner has asked Ohio High School Athletic Commissioner H R Townsend for permission to hold the 1935 state scholastic basketball tournament in the Kent State gymnasium. He notes the facility seats about 6 000 and offers ample space for teams, as Columbus may lose hosting duties.
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Wrestling Field Narrows To 28
Bloomington March 26 UP With the field reduced from 86 to 28 the national intercollegiate wrestling championships moved into the semifinals. Semis were set for today with finals tonight. Oklahoma A&M and Iowa State each advanced three men, nine schools had two entrants, and four schools had one. Six wrestlers per division will seek Olympic final spots at Columbus this summer.
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Ohio Wesleyan Beats Ohio University In Indoor Meet
Ohio Wesleyan defeated Ohio University in a dual indoor track meet at Delaware. The Titans rolled 69 1 5 to 34 8 3 in a meeting Friday. Frank Leonard set a new Ohio Wesleyan gym record by a 12 foot 1 inch pole vault. Charles Mears won four firsts for 20 points, and Ohio took first in the mile run shot put and high jump.
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Salem to Host Big Ten High School Track Meet May 6
The Northeastern Ohio Big Ten League annual track and field meet will be at Salem High School Stadium on Friday night May 6. Competing schools include Massillon Alliance Barberton New Philadelphia Dover Niles Ravenna and Wooster for the third straight year at Salem.
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Smith Belts Only 551 Team 2 773 In A B C Tourney
Mareth DWEROLT, the grand old man of the gate, bowled at the American Bowling Congress as host for Youngstown Chands. He posted a modest 551 series while leaders Brrogher’s Recreation of Grand Rapids neared 2 956. A new second place emerged in the Covington Kentucky event with Larry Shotwell anchoring a 5935 series as the five leaders chased records. Other notable scores include Covington 2 946 Greenville New York 2 822 and a long list of individual and all events marks led by Randy Cook and others.
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St Agnes Alumni Clash On Thursday In City Game
St. Agnes School faces the Alumni quintet in a Thursday game on the St. Agnes floor. Captain Fan Young leads a team that won the Church League title and reached county Class C semi finals. The Alumni feature Bud Monroe Stuffy Myers Blair Tenur Bedows and Ker in guards.
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