Elyria Methodists Win Class A Title in Lorain Tourney
Elyria Methodists defeated Lorain Sioux 19 to 14 to clinch the Class A title in a Lorain County basketball tournament. The event featured close games with the Methodists and Reformed teams advancing, while Lorain Omaras and Presbyterians faced defeats. The semis saw Elyria triumph over Lorain Presbyterians and Elyria Methodist’s win set up the final against Lorain Sioux in a tense county championship.
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Atlas Chih Uz Ec
Methodists
Eisha
Alameas
Gumars
Presby
Lorain
Omars of
Omars
Wey
Presbyterians
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Presbierans
Omsra
Sion
Menloritists
Elrria
Terians
Lora
Elyria
Tuglas
Consideras
Aera
Belden Gaders Win Border clash in 220 victory
The Belden E gn School beat Grafton High in a close fair between towns on March 27 ending the basketball season. Belden’s team outplayed their opponents and claimed victory in a barbourg Stribling era, with significant earnings noted for ring work this year.
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Grafton H.gh
Belden Grisely
Connie Mack Faces Final Task With Two Lefties
In Montgomery Alabama Connie Mack rebuilds the roster with only two left handed hitters, Max Bishop and Joe Zip Hauser. Bishop becomes the new second baseman while Hauser, who played first last season, was the luckiest regular and missed fewer games due to injuries than any teammate.
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Connie Mack
Montgomery
Ala
Max Bishop
Joe “Zip” Hauser
Bishop
Hauser
Save Your Hands Veterans First Tip to Rookie
George Sullivan, a young semi pro rancher, joins the Athletics camp in Montgomery Alabama. Veteran Frank Brugge spots his incorrect grip and explains that Sullivan throws wide with a bare hand and not in the glove palm. The warning explains why his right hand bears the scars of bad catching.
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George Sullivan
Montgomery
Ala
Frank Brugge
Frank Braggy
Sullivan
Sports Flashes from Tampa and Across the Nation
A mix of spring league updates, with Watler Johnson ending his world series dreams as the Senators abandon pennant hopes. Tris Speaker’s Indians in Lakeland seek revenge after a rough start. Cleveland’s Herb Indians crown bowling champs in Chicago, winning the five man event with 3044 and cash prizes. A New York note hints Deck Wuhan’s Olympic absence. Michigan and Purdue open the Yost Field House before a record crowd of 10 000.
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Lila
Watter Johnson
Watler
Washington Senators
Chicago
Herb
Indians
Cleveland
Michigan- Purdie
Yost
University of Michigan
Boxing stars and boxing talk mix in today’s sports notes
Luis Firpo plans to retire after his next fight with Al Reich and taunts a Labor Day bout with Jack Dempsey for a rumored $200,000. The piece surveys heavyweights, up-and-coming bets, and painterly chatter on fighters, managers, and the season’s prospects.
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Luis Firpo
al Reich
Jack Dempsey
Ducement
Bonafire Heavies
Ben
Leonard
Lennard
Eve Walker
Rat Micran
Benjamin
Agai
Jampire Methusalen
Jonathan Dundee
Teo Liter
Ny Gizzard
Berry
Second Annual Relays Set At University Of Kansas
About 1,009 athletes from rapie universities and colleges are expected to compete in the second annual relays at the University of Kansas, scheduled for April 19. A noted baseball organization is hiring five of its teams for the season with batting over .360, a distinction achieved last year.
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Rapie
Kanasas
Elyria Lorain Eagles Battle For County Title
Elyria Eagles champions of the city league meet Lorain Eagles champions of Lorain in a county final. The first game is this evening at Gala alleys with the rematch on April first in Elyria. Both lineups feature players from the Eagles organization and a large crowd is expected.
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Ain
Oberlin High Team Noses Out Alumni
Oberlin March 27 The Oberlin High School Varsity shaded the Alumni 17 to 16 in the season finale basketball game. The close contest featured strong defense throughout with the halftime show including tumbling from Woody's Kiddies.
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Oberlin High
Oberlin
Oberlin High School
Woody
Akron East vs Elyrians Final Battle Preview
Elyria hosts Akron East in a key Friday basketball showdown with Elyria seeking a comeback after recent losses. The event features a track preview with five lettermen and a 7 410 PM start for prelims and a main 7 80 PM game at the school gym.
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Elyrians
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Rawson
Elyria
Lyria
Herea
Berea
Hiynia
Prac
Dangerfield
Paonésea
Humphreys
Tiffi
deaWowk
Webbie
Obber Nibllany
Tom Paonessa
Nule
Lorain
Akron Fast
Racing and sports meet notes from multiple venues
A cluttered sports brief lists racing events in Cuba and Mexico, indoor and bowling meets in Ithaca and Butte, and basketball and boxing happenings at Chicago and Columbia with a profile of Sig Munn a former Nebraska football star now eyeing wrestling, noted at 8 feet 6 inches and 265 pounds.
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Havana
Tijuana
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