Game Fish Ass'n Fish Fry Set for Wellington Tomorrow
The Lorain County Game and Fish Association announced Lew Williams, a hunting and fishing official, will speak at the Wellington fish fry tomorrow at the Wellington American Legion Hall. Proceeds fund restocking in Lavall County. Other speakers include Rev. Hastman of Amherst and Gay Findley. This marks the first in a series with future frys planned for Elyria, Lorain, Grafton and Ridgeville.
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Oftletwin
Lorain County
Lew Willams
Boted Hunting and Fishing Authority
Association To Fish
Wellington
Williams di Id
Aas'n
Wiliams
Lavall
Rev
Hastman
Amherst
Canada
Gay Findley
Lorain County Game and
Fis Association
Augusta golf critic rails at money tours and Masters field
In Augusta Georgia Charley Hall a former P G A president and bank director denounces the money tour circuit spoiling golf. He says top pros chase prize money, turning players into bangers while form and rhythm define champions across sports, noting boxing tennis bowling and track offer truer measures of greatness.
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Agusta
Charley Hall
Birmingham
Hall
Augusta National Club
Mr. Hall
Bob Jones
Mac Smith
Ed Dudley
Loughran
Dempsey
Tommy
Jack
Bryan Grant
Wold
Bill Tilden
Furnitures Beat Columbia Club in St. John’s League match
In a St. John’s Lutheran League game Furnitures defeated Columbia Club two games to one. Jack Schaefer led with a three game total of 649 pins and a 224 score in another game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strick Furnitures
Columbia Chiba
Jack Schaefer
Advance Ticket Sale Promises Big Port City Boxing Card
Lorain March 27 advance tickets sales for the six bout professional show at Anderku Hall promise a capacity crowd for the Port City return. Promoters Joe Martin and Hank Andorka stack the card with two six rounders and four fours led by Al Harris versus Young Tiger Flowers at light heavy. Steve Balaseh faces Al Caynor at 160 pounds, Gest and Davis clash with Eddie Hogan at 125, Dynamite Dunn battles Pete Martman at 175, Kid Toto meets Willard Bond at 145, and Paddie Wells vs Bill Lewis at 150. First bout at 8 15.
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Lorain
Anderku Hall
Port City
Joe Martin
Hank Andorka
al Harris
Dusky Loraiite
Tiger Flowers
Cleveland
Chicago Team Takes Second In A. B. C. Play
Peoria Ill March 27 A crowd saw out-of-state teams join the annual American Bowling Congress tournament with Simmons Company Elizabeth New Jersey among visitors. Rome Motor Sales of Chicago set a new single game mark last night with 1123 and led to a 2943 total for third. Gold Bond Beers of Cleveland scored 2573 for eleventh. In doubles L Honeberger and L Gazzolo of Toledo placed ninth with 1243. H Marshall of Richmond Ind took fifth in singles with 68. J Nechaky of Cleveland claimed sixth with 681.
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Peoria
Til
Simmons Company
Elizabeth
N. J
Galesburg
Mendota
Lincoln
Nebr
Canton
Libertyyile
Joliet
Chicago
Hub Recreation Tive
Rome Motor Sales Quintet
Gold Bond Beers
Cleveland
L. Honeberger
L. Gazzolo
Toledo
H. Marshall
Richmond
Indy
J. Nechaky
Hack Wilson Faces Dimmed Big League Future
The short, squat Hack Wilson seems headed for a bench role this season. Once a power slugger near Babe Ruth, his career may fade due to advancing age. The piece notes aging as the sole factor threatening the storied slugger’s twilight season.
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Hack Wilson
Babe Ruth
Bambino
Hack It
Hack
Weirda
Wilson
Uising
Hackne Packus
John McGraw
Thirteen Matches Scheduled For Dayton Golfers
Dayton Ohio records show the University of Dayton entering an all new golf squad for the spring 1932 season. Key players Eddie Mamant Nelson Huddy Hugh Wall Cliff Hamant Tom Carey and others compete as Dayton faces thirteen matches besides the State Intercollegiate meet.
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Dayton
University of Dayton
Ohio
Eddie Mamant
Aeller
Nelson Huddy
Hugh Wall
Notre Dame University Law School
Cliff Hamant
Tom Carey
Cleveland
Iielude
Mark Smith
Ted Eielbase
Vince McDonough
Buckeye Teams Open Season in Early Schedule
Buckeye conference baseball begins with Ohio University at Athens against the University of Miami of Ohio, while Illinois meets Marshall College in Huntington. Illinois then plays Ohio University in Columbus on Monday as the season opens, with other Buckeye teams starting April 13 or 14 if weather allows.
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Buckeye
Columbus
WMN
Ohio University
University of Minors
Athens
Illinois
Marshall College
Huntington
W. Va
Ninols
Ohio
Reds Aim For Seventh In NL With New Deal
Cincinnati owners Powel Crosley Jr and Larry MacPhail pledge a new plan to lift the Reds from a cellar position. Bob O’Farrell will guide a strengthened club with a large training squad, solid infield and outfield, and a pitching staff built around Dazzy Vance and a crowded group of starters.
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Jack Cuddy
United Press
New York
U.p
Powel Crosley, Jr
Larry MacPhail
Cincinnati Reds
Reds
Chicago Black Sox
Crosley
Phillies
Bob O'Farrell
Cardinals
Florida
Cincinnati
Columbus
Sunny Jim Bottomley
Tony Piet
Pirates
Mark Koenig
Gordon Slade
Sparky Adams
Les Mallon
Phillie
Koenig
Adams
Mallon
Slada
Joe Morrissey
Bils Bohl
Hank Westby
Whitton White
Chick Safey
Adam Comoresky
Johnny Moore
Harry Rice
John Gill
Chattanooga
Beattie Feathers
Tennesee
Stanley Bach
Kentucky
O'Farrell
Ernie
Schnozzle
Silas Johnson
Larry Renton
Paul Derringer
Dazzy Vance
Red Lucas
Renny Frey
Ray Kolp
Don Brennan
Newark
Joe Shaute
Brooklyn
Fred Blake
Eastern Heights Softball League Meeting Set
A meeting of backers and managers planning to enter the Eastern Heights softball league is called for tomorrow evening at 7 30 at the Y M C A. S O Harmon president of the league announced the meeting urging all interested to attend to discuss important details.
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Eastern Heights
S. O. Harmon
Harmon
Amherst Quint Plays Double Bill Tonight
Amherst High School hosts a twin bill as the Amherst Hardwares face Castalia Merchants at 8 and Norwalkeller News at 9. The team arms include Guiald Gormley Hut ton Dornkott Teany Menz Hoffner Gleason and Stark. Norwalk adds Cleveland Federal Reserve players Dorr Beier Struhp. Curtain raiser features Amherst Business Men versus Brownhelm Stakes Markets at 7.
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Amherst
Amherst Hardwares
Amherst High School
Hardwares
Castalia Merchants
Norwalk
Eller News
Amherst Quint
Guiald
Gormley
Hutton
Dornkott
Teany
Menz
Hoffner
Gleason
Stark
Cleveland Federal Reserve Bank
Dorr
Beier
Struhp
Amerst
Brownhelm
Drake Gridders Open 1934 Season With Twin Bill
Drake University starts its 1934 football season with a twin bill at Drake Stadium facing St. Benedicts Atchison Kan and Central College Pella Ia. Newcomer Myron Ubl, ex Minnesota star, makes his Drake debut at quarterback versus St. Benedicts after medical clearance.
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Des Moines
Drake Stadium
Drake University
St. Benedict's
Atchison, Kan
Central College
Pella la
Drake
Myron Ubl
University of Minnesota
Tibl
St. Benedict’s
Referees Named for National Intercollegiate Meet
Honorary referees were named for the National Intercollegiate swimming meet to be held in Columbus, with Ohio State President George W. Rightmire and T. S. Brindle as officials. Honorary AAU officials will be A. V. Brundage and L. W. St. John. About 506 entries were received for the National College meet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. W. St. John
Ohio State
France claims European light heavyweight title in Paris bout
Marcel This of France defeated Martinez de Alfara of Spain to win the European light heavyweight title at the Palais des Sports. The fight ended in the thirteenth round when De Alfara was disqualified for low blows and illegal tactics.
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Paris
Marcel This
France
Martinez de Alfara
Spain
Palais Des Sports
de Alfara
Spring Exhibition News From Camps Across States And Teams
Reports from multiple spring training sites recount Braves sending rookies to Harrisburg, Yankees facing Mets and Red Sox closely, Cubs and White Sox resuming at Wrigley as Giants assign Watkins to center field, with Leiber O'Doul among reserves. New York Giants prepare for doubleheader with Buffalo.
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Miami Beach
George Watkins
Cardinals
New York Giants
Mel Out
Joe Moore
Hank Leiber
O’doul
Giants
Buffalo
Miaza Beach
Fight Results From Diverse United Prev AL Events
Boxing updates list fighters and results across multiple locations including Sioux City Fort Dodger Indianapels Mes Moines and New Orleans. Notable bouts include Leo Duenahue and Michel Atreo defeating opponents while others like Joe Haleates and Musselman lose in closely scored or technical decisions.
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Bs United
AL Fargo
Ty Hivemelon
Sioux City
J. A
Johan Haleates
Fort Dodger
Jobady Stanelen
Tae Americe Walsh
Chiay Als
Kaaekeg
Ageel Rersier
Ay Lode Cardaza
Navy
Loring Named Manager of Amateur Trapshooting Association
Ray F. Loring of Marseilles Illinois was appointed manager of the Amateur Trapshooting Association in Dayton Ohio today, succeeding John W. Collins who resigned. Loring had previously served as secretary and cashier of the association.
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Dayton
Ar —Ray F. Lorins
Marseilles
Amateur Trapshooting Association
John W. Collins
Loring
Association
Elyria Lorain Quintets Battle In Finals In 11th Annual Tourney
In Lorain County Class A action the Elyria Hi-Speeds meet the Elyria Pennzipa in the finals at M.C.I. on the Lorain Amateur Basketball tournament night. The Hi-Speeds edge contenders with balanced, top form play while the Pennzipa rely on size and guard depth. Class B finals also set as Flyria Guerin Potato Chips vs Lorain Ebjuger Coal B's at 7:30 with a nearby delay for the A final around 8:30.
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Elyria
Lorain Quints
Y. M. C. A. Hardwood
Lorain
Elyria Guenin
Lorain Ebinger Coals
Gonfalon
Russ Davies
V-T
Steeltowners
M.C. I
Madhock and Company
Lorain County Monarchs
Robertson
Kohn
Banick
Skolinski
Radman
Barlaric
Pennzip
Lorain Kline
Pennozips
Grafton Yorks
C. Wentz
Machock
Cox and Robertson
Ducar
Dunlap
Skolnick
Carek
McConsho
Lorain County
Flyria Guerin
Lorain Ebjuger
Clark Resigns As Colorado Grid Coach
Denver reports 12th Earl Dutch Clark resigns as athletic director of Colorado School of Mines to return to professional football with the Portsmouth club whose franchise was bought by a Detroit syndicate last week.
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Denver. Colo
Earl “Dutch” Clark
Colorado School of Mines
Portsmouth
Detroit
Postpone Pin Matches In City Bowling League
Two matches tonight between Knights of Columbus and I. T. 3 Rubber, and Glen Rogers Motors versus Elyria Hardware were postponed and will be rolled to Friday evening. Kenyon College tennis courts, among the finest in the state, will be resurfaced in preparation for the Ohio Centerenes net tournament on March 24 25 and 25.
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Ciy
Knights of Columbus
I. T
Glen Rogers Motors
Elyria Hardware
Kenyon College Clar
Ohio Centerenes
Boxing and wrestling results from various cities
United Press results list bouts across New York Phoenix Kansas City Detroit and Hartford. Wrestlers and boxers such as Hans Kampfer Rudy Dusek Ed Strangler Lewis Paul Jones Vanka Zelezniak George Cochrane and Mustapha Pasha Turker are named with opponents from Germany Italy Mexico City Russia and the United States amid reported throws and match times.
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United Press
New York
Jim Mesrinen
Alingis
Hans Kampfer
Germany
Dick Shikat
Drew
Rudy Dusek
Omaha
Ed Strangler Lewtis
California
George Calza
Italy
Abs Coleman
Los Angeles
Tony Colisano
Broadway
Vanka
Zelezniak
Russia
Irving Halpern
Phoenix
Ariz
Paul Jones
Houston
Tex
George Cochrane
Mexico City
Kansas City
Darana Osteparich
Earl Sampson
Chicago
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Hi-Speeds
Pennzies
By Henry Silemonh
Furnitures
Columbia Club
Kruginan
Halen
Hs iI Ont Thornings
Watt i Schaefer
Volucabie Cloak
M. Murbner
A. B.C
Jones
Emperor Jones
Bobby
Augusta
Nassau Oarsmen
Princeton University
Lake Carneme
Jack Lords
Memphis
Off
Artaehf the Tormer
Dizzy
Paul Dean
Dean
Holdenville
Okla
St. Louis Cardinals
Paul
Chicago Cubs
Allyn Stout
Sylvester Johnson
Jim Lindsey
Relef
al Hol
John Cunningham
Hils
Glenn Cunningham
University of Kansas
Lawrence
Kas
Memorial
Kansas
Easternights
New Orleans
Washington
Ramm
ST. Petersburg
Fla
Milt McKechnie
Braves
Simpson
Moran
Lake
Taylor
Harrisburg
Boston
McKechnie
New York Yankees
Yanks
Red Sox
Orlando, Fla
Casey Stencil
Charley Perkins
Phil Page
Riley Donald
Lonsiana Tech
Wheeling Club
Ruppert Farms
Bil Dickes
Skeets
Whit
Yankee
Norfolk
Whites Sox
Wrigley Field
Kingsworth
Walter Hilcher
Keith Frazier
Jim Pattison
Eugene Schott
Cubs
Clark
Colorado Grid
Severn River
Annapolis
Victor Krulak
Coatswain
Henry Hemingway
Manila
R. FP. Criswell
San Francisco
Cal
E. E. Hoffman
New York City
E. G. Bauer
St. Paul
Minn
M. W. Woods
Ft. Collins
Colo
L. D. Paradis
Somersworth
N. H
J. M. Semour
Philadelphia
W. B. Bayless
Knoxville
Hartford
Conn
Mephisto
Mustapha Pasha Turker
Walter Roxy
Bamtramek
Mich
Pocahontas Lump
Witch Hazel
Lake Ave. Coal
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