Change in Plans for State Basketball Tournaments
Ohio high schools approve new method for state basketball tournaments. The Snow plan, urged from Lorain county and discussed at the Northeast district meeting in Cleveland last December, will be used next year. Eight sectional tournaments will be held and the two undefeated teams in each district class will meet for the state championship.
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Lorain County
Cleveland
P. C Bunn
Lorain High School
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Hoppe Admits Schaeffer Is Hard To Beat
Willie Hoppe predicts a tough battle against Jake Schaefer Jr. in the 18.2 balk line billiards title match as Schaefer led early with a 252 point run and 146 following, before Hoppe surged with a 260 high run to close the gap. He remains confident he can win after a thrilling first phase won by Schaefer 500 to 466 in Chicago.
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Schaeffer
Willie Hoppe
Jake Schaefer, Jr
Schaefer
Billards
Chicago
Herve
Imouse Loses Chance To Be City Champs
Football and boxing notes from Dallas to New York recount local and national sports results. Jim Lindsay starred for Cleveland Indians in a seiu¢, Killifer's Cubs pursuit of a catcher is noted, and Jim John Russell aims to reclaim spring series honor. Moose bowling fades in city league action as Temple alleys outperform. Morvich tightens Kentucky Derby prep with brisk trial pace at Jamaica.
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Fort Worth
Texas
Jim John Russell
Giants
Red Faber
New York
Morvich
Franklin Grades Take League Title Over McKinley
Franklin grade school edged McKinley 27 to 6 to claim the league championship and will receive a school trophy. In the main game Church of Christ defeated the Methodist team 21 to 18 with Renouard’s late shots sealing the win as Gray Griffen served as referees.
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Franklin
McKinley
Hess
Franklins
Tom Jenkins
Carl Gerber
Grammar School
Verne Barnes
Church of Christ
Methodists
Big Boy
Renouard
Church of Cbrtet
Gray
Phil Waterman
Mal Griffin
Heimzerling, AG
Foo
Smith Beaddon
Vessey Hoppes Et
Renouard West
Weekly Fight Card Scrambles Across Cities
Boxing card lists matches in multiple cities this week including Bennie Hehn vs Jacklyn Norman in Chillicothe and Jimmy Hanlon against George Chaney in Philadelphia. Other bouts feature Billy Shade, Willie Jackson, and Johnny Mealey with various 8 to 20 round limits across Grand Rapids Boston New York Akron Bridgeport and London.
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Toledo
Jack Sharkey
Roy Moore
New York
Mike O’dowd
Pat Reed
Boston
Young Montreal
Johnny Curtain
Harvey Bright
Harry Kabakof
St. Louis
Frankie Rice
Willie Jackjson
Philadelphia
George Chaney
Jimmy Hanlon
Chillicothe
Jackly Norman
Bennie Hehn
Grand Rapids
Billy Shade
Jimmy Carey
Willie Jackson
Johnny Mealey
George Erne
K. 0
Loughlin
Joe Jackson
Harsey
Jimmy Hussey
Jimmy Keller
Akron
Johnny Griffiths
Walter Mohr
Bridgeport
Larry Regan
K. QO. Kaplan
Dave Shade
Nate Seigel
Memphis
Sam Langford
Bill
I Tate
Peoria
Pat Moores
Her Schaffer
Allentown bout: Leonard faces Campino in 19 rounds
In Allentown a boxing match pitted Johnny Leonard against Pedro Campino for 19 rounds. The event billed as a RATUMDAY card in New York with Ketl? and Ketl? as opponents, featuring a 10 pound weight class.
Galas Take Two From Perry's Team at Gala Alleys
Perry's team won one of two games at the Gala alleys last night as Weller led scoring with 801 for Galas. Helmbach supported with strong marks while a sizable crowd watched. High totals included Miller 486 and Heimbach 592 for Galas. Perry's standouts were Lisewsky 4327 and Yrubbell 512 across series.
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Perry
Weller
Helmbach
Gala Miller
Maddock
Heimbach
Schmitt
Last Nights Fights At Columbus O Dowd Dominates Bantam Bout
Cal bantamweight champion Pekin Herman from Pekin Ith fought Columbus boxer Pekin Herman but was outpointed as O Dowd won all twelve rounds in the decision at Columbus.
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Columbus
Phil O'Dowd
Focal
Pekin Herman
Pekin
Ith
Flynn Morris Challenge Bid At Local Court Event
In a disputed match Jim Flynn and Carl Morris faced off after a staged bout. Rapert and Pompess were drawn into the event with proposals for eight bets and related wagers under a chaotic setup.
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Jim Flynn
Carl Morris
Giadia
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