Guenin Pretzels Win City League Bowling Title Upset
Lorain Anchorians defeat Amherst Roofers 37 to 22 to seize the city league crown while Guerin Pretzels fall 31 to 24 to Cash Cleaners. Hi Speeds beat Avon Lake Merchants 44 to 25. Fisher Foods crush Brookside Alumni 56 to 19. Horkay leads Anchorians, Radman strong on defense. Carr and Dodsley spark Cleaners.
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Guenin Pretzels
Lorain Anchorians
Amherst Roofers
Ernie Braden
Elyria
Lorain
Lorain County
Elyrma
Cash Cleaners
Fisher Foods
Anchorians
Amherst Nabakowski
Casheaners
Rob Carr
Carl Dodsley
Guerin Pretzels
Avon Lake Merchants
Brookside
Jimmy Horkay
Horkay
George Radman
Port City Hays
Roofers
Jim Horkay
Wayie al Sharp
Iosers
Corts and Kohne Tram
Lorne Alberts
Speeds
Mason
Markes
Lorain Fisher Poods
Port City Aggregation
Bruno Sholinieni
Bosa Ursaie
Fishers
Elvira Casa Cleaners
Guenin
Gort
Lakho
Elberts
Ropertson
Kohn
Atm Momar Meres Smith
Deuss
Peedeeweguos
Garrett E
Nabakhowski Roofers
Satan
Sharp
Lornin Anchorians
Fisher
Frichler
Owens
Riltz
Eve Suhe
Sweep series clinches 1932-33 bowling crown for Pretzels
Guenin backed Pretzels clinch the City Bowling League title by sweeping a series against Chronicle-Telegram opponents. Ed Wilcox led with a 642 series including a 268, while Ed Katoles added a 12 frame effort and 210 high game. The team overcame late trouble in game one to secure a decisive second and third win.
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Eagles
Monarchs
Wilcox
Kawolics
Fomial Marsh Guenin
Guenin Pretzels
Guerin
Athletic AM
Chronicle-Telegram
Pretzels
City Bowling Monarchs
Pinsters
Ed Wilcox
Maples
Katoles
Waillo
Leonard Tufford
Tufford
Dale White
Ed Wilcoxs
Noth
Clark
Elks
Knights of Columbia
Knights of Columbus
Dover Pair Takes Second In A B C Doubles Event
Dover Ohio pair Alex Graham and Eddie Collins earned second place in the A B C doubles at Columbus. Graham led with 661, Collins totaled 645 as part of the event standings while other scores from Kansas City, Huntington, and Chicago highlighted the day.
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Dover
A.B.C
Graham-Collins
Chicago
Columbu. O
Columbus
Mansfield
Buckus
Sidney
Alliance
Cincinnati
Alex Graham
Eddie Collins
Ohio
Graham
Collins
F. Muza
J. Kintzen
E. Collins
A. Graham
J. Martino
A. Tiraimo
Syracuse
L. Martone
R. Thomas
Pittsburgh
L. Muller
B. Muller
Jersey City
N. J
Opening Games Set for 1933 American League
The American League announced the 1933 season will start April 12 and end October 1, a 154 game schedule. Opening day features Chicago at St Louis Cleveland at Detroit Philadelphia at Washington Boston at New York.
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Chicago
St. Louis
Cleveland
Detroit
Philadelphia
Washington
Boston
New York
Elyria Hardwares Edge Emmanuel Church Team 41
In Cleveland at Emmanuel Church gym the Elyria Hardwares beat Emmanuel Church 41 to 39 last evening. Jones led the winners with fourteen points for Elyria.
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Cleveland
Elyria Hardwares
Emmanuel Church
Jones
G. T. Jones
Confam
Seeeeneraten
Massyh
S. Ross
G. F. Reich
Eeonanaee Riske
Gutgkee
Eeuwsboorse Walker
Eccess O Total Neta
Oregon names cage leader for 1954 team
Gilbert Olinger, a two year letterman guard from the University of Oregon in Eugene, was chosen captain of the 1954 basketball squad. The selection was announced on March 29.
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Oregon
University OF Oregon
Eugene
Gilbert
Gib’ Olinger
St Louis Entries Seen in Major League Pennant Race
The Cardinals and Browns show potential but suffer from infield gaps and aging stars. If stars like Derringer Vance and Walker rebound and streetwise morale holds, both clubs could contend with strong hurling and capable hitting.
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St. Louis
Cardinals
Red Birds
Tf Dazzy Vance
New York Giants
Paul Derringer
Tex Carleton
Dizzy Dean
Bill Hallahan
Bill Walkers
St. Louis Nationals
Derringer
Vance
Walker
Hallahan
Joe Medwich
Pepper Martin
Estel Crabtree
Ernie Orsatti
Frank Frisch
Charley Gelbert
Gordon Slade
Dodger
Gelbert
Sparky Adams
Rogers Hornsby
Jim Watson
Central Press
Browns
Gabby Street
Anothat
E B C Quintet Faces Townsend Lions In Semi Final
Elyvia Business College meets Stacey Cooper Lions of Townsend tonight at Brighton High School in the semi final of the independent cage tournament. Players assemble at the college at 6 30.
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Elyvia Business College
Tive
Brighton
Stacey- Cooper Lions
Townsend
Brighton High School
Business College
Barth Seeks Bout With Johnny Miller in Cleveland
Manny Robins who manages Carmen Barth Cleveland's Olympic middleweight champion seeks Barth’s bout with Johnny Miller of Elyria or any strong county middleweight. Robins favors Barth Miller match as a fine attraction. Don Gonzales and Billy Burns also considered. Robins Athletic Club East 55th and Lexington Cleveland Ohio is contact.
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Manny Robins
Carmen Barth
Cleveland
Barth
Irain County
Johnny Miller
Elyria
Robins
Don Gonzales
Billy Burns
Robins Athletic Club
East 55Th
Lexington
Ohio
Alliance Team Seeks Baseball Games With Elyria Lorain Clubs
Migal Market Alliance base ball club seeks home and home series with teams in Elyria and Lorain County. For details contact W. H. Unecapher at 29 12 North Union Avenue Alliance Ohio by wire or letter.
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Alliance
Elyria
Lorain County
W. H. Unecapher
North Union Avenue
Ohio
Daniels Beats Johnny Risko In Ten-Round Decision
In Cleveland on March 29 Dick Daniels of Minneapolis defeated veteran Johnny Risko in a brutal 10 round bout. Daniels floored Risko twice in round one and again in later exchanges as Risko pressed back with heavy punishment. Daniels weighed 184 and Risko 197 with receipts totaling 4750.51 and Risko's share around 1990.
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Cleveland
Dick Daniels
Minneapolis
Johnny Risko
Savage
Daniels
Risko
Exhibition Results From United Press Update
United Press report lists exhibition results with city teams and scores including St Louis Brooklyn New York Newark Buffalo Boston Cincinnati Washington Birmingham Montreal Cleveland New Orleans Detroit Chicago Oakland Seattle Pittsburgh and others.
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United Press
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Washington
Birmingham
Montreal
Cleveland
New Orleans
Detroit
New York
Roofers Face Fisher Foods In Amherst Showdown
Nabakowski Roofers, eliminated in Lorain county Class A tourney at Elyria, host Fisher Foods of Lorain in a game set for Amherst High floor tomorrow evening. This is their fourth meeting this season with Fisher Foods holding two wins to date.
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Amherst
Nabakowski Roofers
Lorain County
Elyria
Fisher Foods
Lorain
Amherst High Floor
Boxing Fight Results From Laited Press Across Several Cities
In Cleveland two locals Bert Paxton and Johnny Risho won in separate bouts while Glenn Miler was knocked out. Plainfield saw Powell defeat Timmy Phillips and Joe Louns win in Elizabeth. Los Angeles featured Arizmendi defeating Masquera and Peter Jackson knocking out Don Frisrr in a busy fight card.
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Laited Press
Cleveland
Winneapolis
Johnny Risho
Bert Paxton
Joe Dunn
Dick Miller
Glenn Miler
Ploainfield
Los Angeles
Arizmendi
Mexico
Pedro Masquera
Ecuador
Bobby Pacho
Fos Ant&eles
Aurelo Masaquera
Peter Jackson
San Francisco
Don Frisrr
Tacoma
Gene Espires
Manila
Fil Quinvanar
Mexico City
Newsboy A A features card set for next Monday
The Newsboy A A plans a twelve bout card at Hotel Anders headlined by Floutek vs Nickolette. Kochan defends Lorain County titles against Nickolette while three Elyria boxers clash and other bouts include Skorke vs Gadomsk Mishak vs Lasky and Vargo vs Vincello with multiple regional matchups listed.
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Lorain High Grid
Hotel Antlers
Elyria
Tony Skorke
Andy Lasky
Bill Vargo
Pete Flontek
Columbus
al Nickolette
Lorain
Nickolette
Kochan
Charley White
Pete Gadomsk
Finegan
Joe Mishak
Eddie Vincello
Stan Ponczowha
Bru
Davis Named to Cup Committee
Dwight F. Davis, donor of the Davis Cup and member of the first Davis Cup team, was named to the cup selection committee of ten experts to choose the United States 1933 team. The appointment signals renewed involvement with the game after serving as Secretary of War and Governor General of the Philippines.
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New York
Dwight F. Davis
St Louis
United States
Davis
Philippines
Elsina High intramural bowling opens after delays
After two postponements Elsina High announces intramural bowling finals will begin tomorrow. Only finals open to students and outsiders. preliminary rounds limited to contestants, seconds and trainers. Seven classes from 105 to 170 plus over.
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Elsina High School
Roy B. Clymer
Ale
Saho
Stan Skushinski
John Radebaugh
Stan Gutowski
Blaine Johnson
Levada Cephas
Wichael Keaveny
Ben Canie
Wyron Averbook
Junior Rucker
Chuck Keaveny
Check Tlerald Hunter Hopewell
Russ Punfee
Harry Wire
Bill WeKitrick
Alex Ric
Clairy Moore
Vernon Smith
Eid Milton Gross
Christie
Louis Wace
Fmerson Smith
Wasiad Wilson
Tim Donovan
Geo Graber
Alfred Parklab
Vssia
Than
Baer Injured and Out Two Weeks From Training
Maxie Baer rested at home in Oakland after a sandbag blow in Sacramento gym. The California heavyweight contender will refrain from training for two weeks before resuming prep for his June 1 bout in New York with Max Seemeling.
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Oakland
Calif
Maxie Baer
Max Seemeling
New York
California
Sacramento
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South Bend
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Ires
Eldorread Tire and Supply Co
Elsria
Elyria Hardware
Jack Lords
Rowe
Tseng
William Ritt
Waiter Stewart
Joose Goslin
Fred Schulte
Carl Reynolds
Sam West
Irving Buros
Jim Levey
Art Scharein
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Muddy Ruel
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Lloyd Browno
Bump Hadley
Dick Coffman
George Blaeholder
Jack Knott
Bill Killefer
Boston Red Sow
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Newsboy
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Stan Machock
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Clarence Battle
Nap Shropshire
Don Prentice
Chuck Cluley
Shropshire- Prentice
Stacey Jezewski
Ken Crooks
Art Horvath
S Noel Todd
Fred Stahl
Henry Alsbaugh
Stahl-Alsbaugh
Nat Hullman
Frank Murkowski
John Gutowski
Bob Jackson
Bill Jones
Harry Gezunterman
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Averbook
S Rucker
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Gleason
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Doatie
Storck
Siebert
Maiden
Williams
Myers
Blakeslee
Cross
Stutz
B. Madock
H. Herald
Hopewell Weiland
Alexander
Baer
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