Amherst Hardware Team Captures Double Bill
Amherst Hardware, Lorain County semi professional champions, closed the season with a double bill at Amberet High. They defeated Norwalk Keller News 40 to 23 and Castalia Merchants 40 to 28. Jack Teany led the Hardware scoring with 12 then 14 points in the two games, with Jog Varsa and Bill Guild adding solid totals.
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Lorain County
Kings
Norwalk
Keller News
Castalia Merchants
Jack Teany
Miherst
Amherst Hardwares
Amberet
Castalla
Amherst
Castalia
Sandston
Hardwares
Jog Varsa
Taylor
Struhar
News
Teany
R. Mix
Bill Guild
Bush Goes Full Route As Cubs Beat White Sox
Los Angeles March 25 Guy Bush pitched the full route to back up a four run first inning for the Chicago Nationals who defeated the White Sox 4 to 0. Babe Herman added a homer two singles and a walk as the Cubs stopped Sad Sam Jones and Phil Gallivan kept them in check thereafter.
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Los Angeles
Guy Bush
Babe Herman
Cub
Bush
Chicago Nationals
White Sox
Herman
Cubs
Sam Jones
Phil Gallivan
Ohio State track stars set indoor marks in winter exams
Ohio State University athletes topped the indoor season with two new track records and one tie. John Moore of Portsmouth equalled the one mile standard in 4 23.4, George Neal of Darton set a 16 pound shot mark of 7 feet 221 2 inches, and the mile relay team Willer Smith Bloor and Arnold posted 3 21.4 for the Big Ten indoor meet. Cincinnati opposed Darton’s conference membership, signaling a policy dispute within the Bauchese Conference.
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Columbus
Ohio State University
Larry Snder
John Moore
Portsmouth
Harold Kennedy
George Neal
Darton
Merlin Willer
Clifford Smith
Bil Bloor
George Arnold
Chicago Team Takes Sixth In A B C Tourney
In Peoria Illinois on March 28 the American Bowling Congress tournament opened with teams from Troy New York and several Wisconsin and Illinois cities. Park View Gambrings No 1 from Chicago totaled 2916 to place sixth overall. Dr Moffett's Health Service of Moline and Simmons Company of Elizabeth New Jersey posted strong totals. Pete Butler of Chicago led doubles with 1905 all events, while Cee Cavanaugh of Cleveland and W Dempser of Cheviot Ohio posted top all events scores.
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Peoria
Troy
Waukesha
Wis
Illinois
American Bowling Congress
Park View Gambrings
Chicago
Dr. Moffett’s Health Service
Moline
Mack Completes A's Trade For Erickson In Runaway Deal
Connie Mack moved to rebuild the Athletics by signing catcher Hank Erickson from Louisville. He will also send two rookies George Detore and Ray Radcliffe along with cash in a fall deal, a move that drew dismay from both rookies.
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FT. Myers
Fla
Connie Mack
Hank Erickson
A’s
Louisville Colonels
Pathange Mack
Louisville
George Detore
Toledo Mudhens
Ray Radcliffe
St. Paul Saints
Mat Results At Tasted Press In New York
The report lists multiple boxers and results across nations including Germany Italy and Holland with various winners and placements. It notes attempts to arrange more outside contests with top schools and mentions Cincinnati star feeling his school outgrows the Buckeye Conference. Fred Conrad of Ohio State previously sent pep letters to Wooster High players.
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Ay Tasted
New York
Jim Brows Matsour
Abs Coleman
Wans Steinks
Germany
Tiny Ray
Sam Cordovano
Bill Middlekau
Flo- Ra
Y Dowek
Omaha
Mario Gigilo
Italy
EM Fischer
New Jersey
Willie Davis
Virginia
Caser Colombo
Henry Pliers
Holland
Cincinnati Athletic Star
Buckere
Fred Conrad
Wooster
Conrad
Local Shell Petroleum team tops league with 83 wins
Elyria wins league title as Misloch and Shell Petroleum excel in a long season. Boxheimer, Jones, Currier and Betts lead a squad with high averages and strong trapping. Notable players Mackin and Carrier post solid totals while team energy dominates late in the season.
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Shell Petroleum Bowl
Elyria
Misloch
County Petroleum
Koehgnis
You
Servis
Salders Oil
Texaco
Shellter
Mackin
Boxheimer
Yton
Space
Roofers
Ookie St. John’s
Four Chestnut Ridge Road widening project proposed for county
Four relief projects to cost about 25000 dollars will be submitted to state authorities by County Surveyor J O W Warden and the board. Chief among them is widening Chestnut Ridge Road from East River street to Avon Belden Road a four mile stretch at estimated 17621 dollars. The plan uses cracked paving from Middle avenue as base and would create a 26 foot wide road with five foot shoulders. A 20 man crew would work three months with 7290 dollars in wages. If contracted with new material the total would be 40000 dollars. Jail remodeling and interior redecorating are also proposed as another project to be submitted.
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J. O W. Warden
Board of County Commissioners
Chestnut Ridge Road
East River Street
Avon-Belden Road
Middle Avenue
Warden
Rele
FWA
From the Jul to Moscow Memoir and Sports Notes
A scrambled summary notes referees, players, and officials across basketball and bowling, mentioning Presaing and a long refereeing career, a Moscow interview with Karl Radek, a poster warehouse visit, and a New York Golden Gloves era intercity showdown at Madison Square Garden with about 20,000 fans.
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Moscow
Karl Radek
Russia
New York
York
Madison Square Garden
Boston Red Sox Set to Return to First Division This Season
Boston aims to rebound to the American League first division after 15 years of decline. Under Tom Yawkey and Eddie Collins, manager Bucky Harris rebuilt the club with seven dependable starters led by Lefty Grove and Rube Walberg. The infield remains a question as Morgan, Bishop, Cissell, and Walters vie for spots, while Solters and Reynolds bolster a strengthened outfield.
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Jack Cuddy
United Press
York
Boston Red Sox
Fenway Park
Sox
Yawker
Tom Yawkers
Boston
Yawkey
Eddie Collins
Marty McManus
Bucky Harris
Detroit Pilot
Lefty Grove
Speedball King
Rube Walberg
Athletics
Fred Ostermueller
Rochester
Harris
Bob Weiland
Herb Pennock
Dusty Rhodes
Henry Johnson
George Pipgras
Johnny Welch
Rick Ferrell
Gordon Hinkle
Eddie Connolly
Doc Leggett
Buffalo
Eddie Morgan
Cleveland
Max Bishop
The
Bill Cissell
Rocky Walters
San Francisco
Joe Judge
Morgan
Bill Werber
Freddie Muller
Seattle
Inifas Solters
Baltimore
Carl Reynolds
Browns
Solters
Ray Johnson
Dusty Cooke
Port City Cagers Rush Hi Speeds In Tournament Final
Lorain Pennzips defeat Elyeta Hi-Speed Gas 41 to 20 to claim the twelfth Lorain County Y M C A tournament final. Bill Dunlap stars for the Pennzips with 12 points. Hi-Speeds’ Stosh Madhock leads Elyria with nine. Cox and Skolnicki each tally eight. Ebingers beat Guerin Chips 19 to 16 for Class B title led by Bones Tavenner with 13 points. Lynn Waldorf named head coach at Kansas State College.
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Ernie Braden
Elyeta
Lorain Pennzips
Y. M
Klyrix Methodists
Lorain Levins
Elyria Fox Furnace
Lorain Mackeyes
Elyria O'Donnells
Lorain Ohio Ice
Lorain Urbans
Lorain Nativities
Lorain Ex-Hy's
Lorain Fisher Foods
Lorain Pennzaps
Penazips
Lorain
Ex-Hy's
Bruno Skolnicki
Penazip
Pennzies
Port City
Bill Dunlap
Frank Ursie
Loramites
Dunlap Stars
Lorain County
Bill
Stosh" Madhock
Elyria Quint
Bill Cox
Hi-Speeds
Skolnicki
Lorain Ebingers
Guerin
Bones
Tavenner
Lorain High
Deb Urig
Eleingers
Coals
Ebingers
Amherst
Monarchs
Johnny Long
Ebinger
Eddie Ross
Chips
Milwaukee and Chicago Darts Standings and Events
A compact listing shows team and singles events across Milwaukee Chicago Racine Racine and Cleveland with players including L Dumer Foster Prieber Hetegle Filites Giromini Livignale Vidro Evans Gamboe Marshall Weber and Cavanaugh. All-Events tallies feature Weber Gamboe and Cavanaugh with scores noted.
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Mutual
Milwaukee
Husting Ters
Rome
Mo Sales
Chicago
Speers Wisconsins
Racine Bride and Cometer
Milwauk
L. Dumer
L. Foster
Highland Park
Mich
A. Prieber
Schw
Hetegle Louis
F. Filites
Giromini
F. Livignale
Syra- Cus
Ross Easy Winner In Olympic Ring Bout Pacho Defeated
Barney Ross defended his junior welterweight title with a decisive ten round victory over Bobby Pacho before 6,000 fans at the Olympic in Los Angeles. Ross led, won six rounds and traded two even frames, weighing 138 to 139 pounds.
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Los Angeles
CRX
Barney Ross
Chicago
Junior
Bobby Pacho
Olympic
Ross
Pacho
Will Chuck Klein Be Another Babe Herman?
Chicago March 28 Charles Chuck Klein National League batting champion and 125000 acquisition of the Chicago Cubs faces skeptics who doubt he will replicate his Phillies form at Wrigley Field. He cites adapting to a larger park and defending a pennant as priorities, batting around .531 in spring training with wins in Los Angeles.
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Chicago Cubs Park
Wrigley Field
Klein
Philadelphia
George Kirkley
Hicago
UPF
Charles
Chuck) Klein
Chicago Cubs
Babe Herman
Cubs
Phillies
Difter Park
Nts
Tield
Rt. Feld
Winsler Field
Los Angeles
Chicago
Fight Results By United Freas In Los Angeles
At Los Angeles the welterweight bout featured Iarrey Rote of Chicago defeating Robby Tavho of Low Ang Cay in a junior match. Artie Duran of Los Angeles drew with Fredale Yousrith of San Fernando, while Al Romero of Los Angeles defeated Mel Brown of Pasadena by decision.
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United Freas
Los Angeles
Iarrey Rote
Chicago
Robby Tavho
Low Ang Cay
Artie Duran
Fredale Yousrith
San Fernando
al Romero
Deat Mel Brown
Pasadeta
Indians May Buy Moore From Pelicans
New Orleans March 28 Ti-Members of the Cleveland Indians wonder if Manager Walter Johnson intends to obtain Eddie Moore from the New Orleans Pelicans. Johnson borrowed Moore yesterday to play second base as the Indians beat Washington 6 to 3.
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New Orleans
Cleveland Indians
Walter Johnson
Eddie Moore
New Orleans Pelicans
Johnson
Moore
Indians
Washington
British golfers clash over Sarazen world’s best ten
British golfers denounce Gene Sarazen s list of the world s ten best players. They name omissions like Johnny Goodman and argue American dominance but urge improving the ranking with British contenders. The piece notes Goodman s amateur rise and Walker Cup prospects.
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Sarazen
Harry L. Percy
United Press
Ondpox
Gene Sarazen
Gene
United States
Johnny Goodman
Percy Alliss
W. Gorsins
Abe Mitchell
W. Macfarlane
Hest
Colf
Shute
Royal St. George's
Goodman
Britain
St. Andrews
Cyril Tolley
USC diver Kurtz to lead in national intercollegiate meet
Ohio State hosts the national intercollegiate aquatic championship with Frank Kurtz, a national champion high diver and 1932 Olympic bronze medalist, representing the University of Southern California. George Gauthier, Ohio Wesleyan football coach, says spring training indoors may yield greater progress. Some Chinese districts have taxed residents a century in advance.
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Frank Kurtz
University of Southern California
Ohio State University
George Gauthier
Ohio Wesleyan
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Lorain Ebinger Coal
Elyria Guenin Potato Chips
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Indiana
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