Browns Seek Improved Ball Club for 1934 Season
St Louis Browns, long without a league title, aim to rebound after a downturn last year. Manager B r has rebuilt the infield with Burns, Mello, Levy, and Kress, hoping stronger pitching and defense lift the club. Bettencourt, Graber, and Stewart join a revamped roster as the Browns prepare to start the season with higher expectations.
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St. Louis Browns
Burns
Mello
Serood
Levy
Kress
Burrs
Loughran Wins Narrow Victory Over Griffiths in Chicago
In a near one round bout at Chicago Stadium 13 124 fans paid 35 155 37 to witness Loughran edge Griffiths. Referee Dave Barre counted the bout a draw after a late sequence as Sharkey supported Loughran’s camp amid talk of a rematch with Sharkey’s protege Ernie Schaaf.
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Chicato
Tommy Loehrans
Tadey
Chicago
Sharkes
Loughran
Apoll
Sharkey
Erniy Schaal
Min
Exhibition Scores and Spring Baseball News Across Cities
Feb and Mar spring reports cover exhibition games and roster moves across leagues. Knicks Detroit Pirates Boston Chicago teams, with notes on Brooklyn rookies heading to Georgia, St Louis trades talks for Chick Hafey, and Red Faber not in White Sox plans. Mervin Owen highlights Los Angeles action as Tigers beat Pirates 16 to 8.
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Ban Antonio
Tex
Urban
Red” Faber
Donie Bush
Chicago White Box
Fabher
Los Angeles
Mervin Owen
Detroit
Tigers
Pittsburgh Pirates
Bucky Harris
Schaaf Beats Pantaleo In Ten Round Victory
Minneap olis March 25 Ernie Schaaf 198 Boston defeated Pan Pantaleo 178 1 2 in ten rounds taking all but two Walter Wohlwend 178 12 Lake City Minn defeated Steve Trojark 153 Winnipeg in six rounds Ari Lasky 188 Minneapolis defeated Cowboy Art Maxwell 194 Omaha by a technical knockout in the third round
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Minneapolis
Minn
Ernie Schaaf
Boston
Pan Pantaleo
Chicago
Walter Wohlwend
Lake City
Steve Trojark
Winnipeg
sTounds
Ari Lasky
Cowboy Art Maxwell
Omaha
Red Caps In Field Practice Sunday for Elyria
The Elyria Red Caps will organize for the coming season and play under the name Thomas Furnitures. They will practice Sunday afternoon at Hamilton Field at 2 P.M. Mo Jack Storm and Sid Plas are urged to note. Any team seeking 16 booked games should write Freddie Ross at 1205 Middle Avenue, Elyria, Ohio.
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Elyria
Red Caps
Ranize
Thomas Furnitures
Hamilton Field
Jack Storm
Sid Plas
Freddie Ross
Middle Avenue
Ohio
Goodyears and Bruells Set for Ohio International Clash
Goodyears, the western division national amateur soccer champion, will clash with the Cleveland Bruells in an Ohio International meet league game scheduled for today in Akron. The match features two top contenders for the national title with strong regional rivalries.
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Akron, CO
Goodyear Soccer Eleven
Cleveland
Elyria Reds Seek Lorain County Class B Crown Today
Deciding the County B and C champs, Elyria Reds defend their Lorain County title as quarter finals, semi finals, and finals unfold at the Y. Class C matches follow with Elyria Wires and Lorain Delphians favored as Rawuesk schedule lists several pairings and a final.
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Elyria Reds
Lorain County
Elyria Wires
Lorain Delphians
Rawuesk
Pixtry Stiners Ves
Avon Behnelder Barbeces
Geeyy Plarty
Lorain Ha Carisos
Wellaz Isty
Baseball Mourns Death Of Ernest Barnard
Chicago and Rochester mourn the death of Ernest Barnard American League president who died suddenly in Rochester Minnesota He was born July 17 1874 in West Columbia West Virginia and held multiple sports roles before leading the American League He was re elected president last December for five years and had previously served as Cleveland club secretary and manager.
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Rochester
Minn
Mareh
Ernest S. Barnard
American Baseball League
Mayo Brothers
Chicago
Ernest & Barnard
Barnard
West Columbia
W. Va
Osterbein College
Westerville
Oata
Unclear Officers Face Trade In New York Market
Fragmentary text suggests a trade or sale in New York with mentions of New Haven and a manager. Specific names, dates, or outcomes are unreadable, preventing a clear event summary.
Pressing Officiates In 113th Cage Game
Bill Pressing a former University of Michigan athlete, officiated his 113th basketball game of the season in a Church of Christ Lorain Natality game. He worked three tournaments including the Class A tourney here, the Class B Regione Tourney at Bellevue, and the Class A Amateur tourney at the Y. He described the season as monotonous at times but overall enjoyable and said he was glad it was over. He is regarded as one of the most competent and well-liked officials on the local court this season.
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Bill Pressing
University of Michigan
Norwalk
Church of Christ Lorain
Bill
Bellevue
the Y
Pressing
Hoffman Tires Second In A B C Tournament
Buffalo, March 23. Several first class teams entered the annual tournament to the American Rowing Congress. Results show Hoffman Tires placing second with a strong performance by Ghee wall and others. The event featured teams from Michigan and nearby areas competing for top honors.
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Buffalo
Everal
American Rowing Congress
Michigan
Tires
Lorain County Coon Hunters Plan Six Field Trials This Year
The Lorain County Coon Hunters Association outlines six field trials for 1930 with purse funds totaling 2500 dollars for the August event at the Dan Berg Farm near Oberlin. The group reports committee appointments, a May 3 meeting, and discussions on conservation measures, licensing, and proposed game law amendments to permit dog training outside the hunting season.
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Lorain County Coon Hunters’ Ass’n
Reid
Dan Berg
Lorain County
Whisteyville
Ely
Tia
South
Amherst
Frank Henke
Columb
W. H. Holcomb
Ohio
Corn Hunter's Association
Henke
Ohio Department of Conservation
Holcomb
State Department
Otto K. Mischka
Elyria Township
Alien
Legsiatre
Elyria
State Department of Conservation
Ohio Department
W. C. Snyder
Elyria Association
Snellenberger
John Wadsworth
Lorain County Coon Hunters Association
Hecome Ap
Coon Hunters Association
Division of Conservation
Ohio Sportsmen
Columbus
Thrilling Final Sees Lorain Natives Champion 35-30
Lorain Nativities, formerly the Urbans, win the Lorain County Class A title by defeating Elyria Church of Christ 35-30 in a high spirited tournament final at the Y gym. McGowan Dunlap start fast as Smith adds a mid floor basket. Nats lead 10-3 after the opening quarter.
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Church of Christ
Ernie Braden
Lorain
McGowan
Dunlap
Port City
Tommy Smith
Elsra
Loram
Andorka
W. Skolnicki
Carek
Kelser
Giasoma
BE. Skolnicke
Elyria C
Cox
G. Smith
T. Smith
Debaecee
F. Smith
Rg A McGowin
Lg Robertson
J. Smith
Norwalk
Buswell
Fox Furnace
G. Fps
P. Kirby
W. Kirby
Henry
West
Kofsky
Miller
Stent Eens
F. T McClellan
Fi Eaton
Clymen
Ates
Moore
Rr Smith
Trees Webber
Meets Burns At Antlers Monday In Elyria Card
Former Elyria heavy Jack Barry returns to action after two years, facing Chuck Bures of Barberton in a ten round main event at the Antlers. Local fighters Mickey Howson and Leo Genet meet on the undercard, with several six and four round bouts listed. The feature card at Antlers highlights Barry’s anticipated arrival today and Lorain–area boxers in multiple weight classes.
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Jack Barry
Elyria
Chuck Bures
Barberton
Harel Antlers Barry
Elyra
Lorain
Joe Martin
South Lorain
Mickey Howson
Frankie Rio
Lou Nickelette
Leo Genet
Wells May Fight Mickey Boyson at Elyria hall show
Lorain boxer Paddy Wells is rumored as Mickey Boyson opponent for an April bout at the Elyria Eagles Hall while Willie Wash faces Tony Skorke on the same card. Wash, once urged to quit by parents, trains steadily with Cleveland's Ollie Downs backing his rise. Dyna Schroeder of Amherst and an Amherst opponent named Kid Schroeder are also likely to appear.
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Paddy Wells
Lorain
Mickey Boyson
Elyria Eagles
Hall
Wells
Mickey
Willie Wash
Tony Skorke
Wash
Elyria
Ollie Downs
Cleveland
Billy
Skorke
Kid Schroeder
Amherst
Dyna
Out of Season Bird Deaths Likely Held Owner Liable
The rule would hold owners responsible for the death of a bird or animal out of season and would legalize dog training if not used to kill game before the season opens.
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Church of Thrist
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