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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1932
Page
3
Edwards and Kayo headline a December boxing bout as S R Davies previews a title fight. The Elyria track team finished fifth in the CAC meet while a Moose Coliseum boxing card features a top welterweight clash in a multi-bout program staged under local athletic club auspices.
With Rocky River leaving the Lake Erie League, candidates like Sandusky and Shaker Heights emerge as likely additions. Canton McKinley Cathedral Latin out due to independent schedules and non co educational status, narrowing choices to Sandusky or Shaker Heights while others oppose. Shaker Heights appears favored to join, aiming to enter league play after remaining in the Greater Cleveland Conference another year.
Nabakowski Roofers from Lorain County semipro cage champs will travel to Ashland Tuesday to face the Ohio National Guard team, announcement says.
The American Legion will bowl the State Highway team Tuesday evening at the Knights of Columbus alleys, announced today by Secretary Louie Bueche. The final match follows Wednesday when the Moose face the State Highway team.
In Cleveland on March 2, William Biel, former Oberlin star, defeated Howard Cooper of Youngstown 6 1 2 6 7 1 to reach the semi finals of the Northern Ohio Tennis Tournament. Cooper was seeded No 2 and the upset sets the stage for Friday semifinal rounds.
Bentley, a two year old mon ster, reportedly scored a perfect 300 in Lerain Extra. The event, described as a remarkable feat, occurred during a late Saturday session at Ty Lecre Alleys in Larain.
Roofers Wey State Quintet Mansfield faced Slama 2s in a Saturday game with a 39-23 halftime, eventually dropping 68 to 79. Dayle Hutton led Roofers with a strong run, while Tomlins and Wierenty-21 Jacoov top-scored for the losers. Members listed include Farit Berken and Srayew-Thiomn.
Fragmentary obituary style note reports Tuffy Griffiths to wed today with scattered references to Mayes and St Thomas Aquinas coach Mayes and guests. unreadable fragmentary names and breakfast mention follow.
Ohio State baseball drills under new prep for first game with Wesleyan on April 1 in Columbus. Candidates include Vire, Furry, Weet Manchester, Rodze Sharp, South Vienna, EK Williams, Round Butter, Payt Riggle, Zane Sille, Robe rt Colvarn, Tavror, suthelder.
North Canton Ohio March 73 Tae Goodies Com ott Charch quintet of Akron yan a Neriaedstery Qstg Janier bar ne defeg of Elyria in the finals. The St Marys team, led by center Bob Carr, suffered a tough defeat as the group from Euclid Cleveland posted a 42-24 victory in the semifinal, with 41 points noted for Carr.
DePauw University and Wabash College announced withdrawal from the Buckeye Athletic Association after probationary membership. Denison’s status remains undecided as Marshall adds trial membership. The league plans cost cuts and a standard travel policy, plus rules to curb independent games by athletes.
East Liverpool March 28 60P The Leavittsburg Athlete Club Aces retained the Tri State Girls Independent Basketball Tournament title by beating Stella Walsh Flyers Cleveland 26 to 0 in the final. In the semi finals Cleveland aces refused to play Leavittsburg arguing the male look of Susie Sponselier Pittsburg star center who scored 6 points. Their team produced a physician's certificate to prove her sex but Cleveland forfeited the game. Cleveland claimed Susie’s femininity rested on hair and walk and build.
In New Orleans the Cleveland Indians won 7 to 3 and 7 to 5 as Hudlin and Harder led the pitching. Vosmik, Luke Sever, and Eddie Morgan carried the offense with two hits apiece, while Morgan and Wilte Rami produced key hits in Sunday’s win. Morgan’s pace and strong defense by M. Montague at shortstop highlighted a decisive spring victory run.
United Press reports mixed spring action with Yankees uncertain 17 Gabe Bui lineup as Babe Ruth rests with stiff neck while Boston Braves beat Yankees 7 3 and 3 7. Giants beat Oaks 7 6 in morning, 7 3 in ten innings Night Cup. Braves, fresh from 5 1 win over Yankees, face Philadelphia Athletes in Fort Myers. Mullican of Independencer Kan sas is set out on option by Braves to Albans.
Atlanta hosts Philadelphia Parlies in a four game set with the Southern Association Crackers after a training stop at Winter Haven Florida. Pirates and Tigers renew rivalry in Los Angeles as Detroit wins 10 in a late ninth inning surge. British films flood Malaysia screens as motion pictures gain traction.
Crimson Flash won the 880 yard relay with a strong late burst in the third section as East Tech led by Jesse Owens and Toledo Scott placed high. Carl Triplett finished second in the mile, while Luke Boyton and Fred Carlson contributed in sprints and hurdles. Elyria entries like Kaminski and Innes showed marks, with several finalists slipping in prelims.
The Tote Class meet at Elyria High School starts Tuesday with four events including the 100 yard dash 220 yard dash 126 yard hurdles and shot put. Seniors won last year with 120 points Juniors 86 Sophomores unknown. A freshmen meet will also be held according to Coach W L Vaughn.
The meet produced four records and several notable displays. Jesse Owens cut the 30 yard dash to 3.7 seconds tying a college mark. Warren of Michigan State set a new hall record in the 80 yard run at 2 minutes 2.5 seconds. Pongrare of MSU set a new AAU mile mark in 4 29.1. Lee Sentman’s world record in the tall timber fell by a tenth to 6.2 seconds. Michigan State Normal’s relay set a hall record of 1 31. Bennett of Ohio State tied a college 50 yard dash record at 5.3 seconds.
Tulsa dispatch reports Minor League baseball magnates optimistic about summer attendance as owners and league presidents meet with the National Association of Minor League Clubs. A committee will present conditions to the association in October. The report supports clubs hiring sandlot prospects from major teams as beneficial, with Branham presiding and other committee members named.
The Cleveland Pennzoils defend city-wide basketball title against the Favorite Knits tonight at Public Auditorium in a best two of three series. Pennzoils own a 153–18 record over two seasons with players Al Eckert Hubbey Cord Buck Lamme Ted Rogquist Sid Ross Joe Adams and Mike ONeill leading the lineup.
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