Woods Set To Face McLain At Rialto In Sixth Straight Quest
Elyria fans expect Joe Woods to extend his unbeaten local run tonight at the Rialto Theatre facing Stu McLain of Hamilton in a best two of three falls main event. Promoter Dan Morris also presents Buck Weaver versus Wild Red Berry and a ten minute local talent free for all to start at 8:20.
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Rialto Theatre
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Hamilton
Ontario
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Buck Weaver
Indiana
Wild Red Berry
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Kansas
George Craig
Oklahoma
Straiget Falls
Lite Wolf
Bob Livernor
Harold Davidson
Danny McDonald
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Red Sly
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Second Street
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Cridder
Watch “the Fox
Johnson Says Indians Will Be On Spot
United Press reports Cleveland Indians manager Walter Johnson believes his club, favored to win the American League pennant, is on the spot for the season. He notes a strong young core, shifts in lineup due to appendicitis for Bill Knickerbocker, and standout rookies Rey Hughes and Louis Berger. Johnson highlights five top starting pitchers and the outfield, catcher, and infield roles shaping the team’s bid.
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Rey Hughes
New Orleans
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Keystone Combination
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Hale
Willie Kamm
Cleveland
Lloyd Brown
Oral Hildebrand
Mel Harder
Willis Huchin
Monte Pearson
Belve Bean
Ralph Winesarner
Thornton Lee
Clint Brown
Joe Vosmik
Earl Averill
Hi Speeds And Steel and Tubes Clash Tonight
Hi Speeds and Steel meet Tubes in a city basketball playoff second game at the YMCA floor at 8 30 pm Tubes lead the series one game to none defending champions Gasmen could clinch title with a win Hi Speeds must force a deciding game in case of defeat preliminary features Hungarian Reforms versus Somers Insurance at 7 30.
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Outsider Wins 97th Grand National Steeplechase at Aintree
Reynoldstown an outsider trained by Major Noel Furlong and ridden by Fred Furlong won the 97th Grand National at Aintree. Blue Prince finished second with Thomond II third. 21 horses fell and only six completed the course.
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Liverpool
Noel Furlons
Reynoldstown
Blue Prince
Thomond iI
Gallant Soldier
Noel Furlong
Fred Furlong
United States
Goldie Miller
Dorothy Pagent
Valentine’s Brook
Geoffrey Conzgreve
Lazy Boots
H. B. Brandt
Batt
Krugman Transfers Beat Columbia Club in bowling match
The Krugman Transfers defeated the Columbia Club in a St. John’s Lutheran Bowling League match last night. Transfers won the first game by one pin as Walt Zander rolled 531 for the three-game total and 190 for the high single.
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Columbia
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Oklahoma Teams Battle For Girls' Basketball Title
In Wichita, Oklahoma teams vie for the Women's AAU crown. Tulsa Stenoys, defending champions, advanced to the final after a 47 to 39 overtime win over Shreveport. Williams of Tulsa scored 28, Butler of Shreveport 21. Holdenville Flyers beat Eldorado 23 to 21 to reach the final.
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Shreveport
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Tulsa
Butler
Holdenville Flyers
Eldorado
Ark
Langford Recovering From Eye Operation
New York reports Sam Langford, longtime prominent boxer, recovering from eye surgery after months of hardship. Medical team led by Dr James W. Sith performed the operation at Neuvole Heental. Langford's condition remains cautious with recuperation expected over weeks.
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Sam Langford
Nervo Boxer
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Pelz
James Wo Sith
Neuvoleased
Heental
Langford Mane
wHlremein
Senators Lose in Birmingham Tie at Home
A garbled note reports Washington Senators narrow loss at Birmingham with reference to Kara Aarons and a misspoken score against Kansas City. No clear dates or complete names given.
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Canadiens Might Move NHL Franchise to Cleveland
Montreal club owner Jon Cattarinich said the Canadiens, a longtime NHL member, may relocate their franchise to Cleveland Ohio, in a report from United Press.
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Indians Edge Giants In 10 Innings At Spring Camp
In Mobile Alabama on March 29 2002 the Cleveland Indians beat the New York Giants 5 to 4 in 10 innings after an open date following a tough previous day game.
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Ala
New York Giants
Cleveland Indians
Indians
Red Sox and Phillies Split Spring Series in Sarasota
In Sarasota on March 29 UPI reports the Boston Red Sox and Philadelphia Phillies closed a two game spring series. The Phils won the previous day by five to five, advancing to bounce back in the finale.
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Fla
UPI
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Phils
Cubs vs Stars Ex exhibition at Wrigley Field today
In Los Angeles on March 29 the Chicarro Cubs faced the Hollywood Stars of the Pacific Coast League in an exhibition at Wrigley Field after winning a pair against the Portland Beavers. Pitchers listed for the Cubs were Clay Bryant and Charney Reot with the Stars responding with Jack Hile and John Cane.
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Hollywood Stars
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Charney Reot
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Sheiks
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John Cane
Baseball and golf notes from early season games
PHOENIX reports the White Sox and Pirates in a barnstorming trip with the Sox breaking a losing streak. St. Petersburg covers a league race with Petron Tigers defeating Osterman in a close finish. Augusta reports Pegy Wattles of Wisconsin and Marion Miley of Kentucky contending the final for the fifth annual Women's Invitation Golf championship after strong prelims.
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Augusta
Pegey Wattles
Bistato
Marion Miley
Lexington
Kentucks
Forest Hills
Elyria Hockeyists Edge Lorain 2 1 In Season Finale
Elyria roller hockey triumphs 2 1 over Lorain at Rainbow Gardens on Broad Street. Dobosy opened scoring in the first period, Foczigano added a center shot goal in the second, Freeze netted Lorain’s lone goal before a scoreless final period. Elyria’s defense stifled Lorain, one of the district’s top teams, for a decisive win.
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Steel City
Crack Teams See Action In A. B. C.
Syracuse N Y March 25 CPI Outstanding performances were expected to dot the score sheets in the American Bowling Congress today as crack teams from Cleveland Detroit Sarnia Ont Chicago Huntington and Mt. Pleasant W Va and several other points went into action. Only one team made a worthy score last night the John J Reardon realtors of St. Louis with 2801 Louis Church of Syracuse moved into third place in singles yesterday afternoon with a 684.
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Louis Church
Record Breaker Sets 100-Yard Back Mark at 49.4 Seconds
Al Vander Weehe of Hun School broke the 100-yard backstroke record, clocking 49.4 seconds at New Brunswick, S. J. The standout performance follows last year’s best time and marks a sharps reset of the standard.
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Wall Papers In Loop Pin Match Postponed City Bowing League
The I. T. 8S. Rubber Company and Jackson Wall Paper teams will meet tonight in a postponed City Bowling League match at the K of Calleys. The contest was rescheduled from Tuesday this week with o'clock start time.
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Jackson Wall Paper
New York Society Sees Joe Louis In Detroit Ahead Of Carnera Bout
The New York society arrives in Detroit to view Joe Louis as he prepares for a June New York fight with Primo Carnera. Reporters from major papers tag along with Michael Jacobs and William Dutt to cover Louis’s rhythm and technique. A preview of the champion’s readiness and public interest in the bout is offered.
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New York
Joe
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Michael Jacobs
20Th Century Sporting Club
William Dutt
Bootsie Carnera
Mike
Will
Joe Louis
OF Kaintuck
Pierre
Chauncey
Ali
Yenx-Tin
Jarze William Duffs
Furthey
Carnera
Nisht
New York Chroniclers
Troy names coach for football and basketball
Douglas M. Smith, a former Wittenberg College athlete, is named head football and basketball coach at Troy College. Howard will become director of Athletics as part of the change.
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Douglas M. Smith
Wittenberg
Oat Troy Hich
Cehael Ucersding
Howard
Crimson Flyers Vie In Toledo Track Meet
Elyra High prepare for first big test of 1853 season with fifteen athletes traveling to Toledo University for the fourth annual Toledo meet at the university field house. The squad enters eleven events led by standout sprinters and hurdlers, aiming to score after last year’s winless showing in Toledo.
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Crimson Flyers
Toledo University
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Bob Roe
Bob Vanek
Chuc Decker
Johnny Smith
Bob Kers
George McManama
Dick Blythe
Cliff Smith
Ward
Roe
Vanek
Hull
Decker
Scout
Luga
J. Smith
Lucas
Scot
Goetz
C. Smith
Flyers
Toledo
Scott
Delta
Avon
Shuffleboard League Results Show Coca Colas Rise
Last night in Snuffle Board League play Ready Cizar parlor Nuts and Nerts beat Moulton Candies 5 2 and Heights Barbers lost to Coca Colas 5 2 Finegan Bakers won 9 2 with Dick Finegan enhancing Coca Colas’ form now in the lineup the team has won four of ten games amid a notable late run. Standings show Coca Colas improving while Nuts and Nerts and Moulton Candies linger near bottom.
Cy Young Plans Old-Timers Tour After Exhibition Appearance
Baseball legend Denton Tecumseh Young age 68 will train in Augusta Georgia to pitch for a team of veteran players touring during the convention. He recently settled on a farm near New Philadelphia Ohio and remains active in exhibition games despite his years.
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New Philadelphia
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Inter-City Coals Sweep Elyria Hardware Pinmen In City League
Inter-City Coal Company pin-smashers moved into fourth place in the City Bowling League after a clean sweep of the Elyria Hardware last night at K of C alleys. Coals won all three games, with strong team totals led by 2,708 and a 954 high team single. Tommy Ball led Hardware with 610 in total and Johnny Banick 219 for high single. Ed Wilcox posted a 591 series. In another match Maumee Dairy defeated Welsh Funeral Home two of three. Rogers had a 591 three-game series and April Mackin top-scored with 210 for the losers.
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Welsh Funeral Home
Rogers
April Mackin
Lima Recreation Team To Defend Volley Ball Title
The Lima Recreation Depart ment team will defend its state championship in the finals of the second annual Ohio State Volley Ball tournament in Columbus on Saturday. Other entrants include Clyde Ohio University Newark Roe Emerson Clothers Columbus Owens Illinois Glass Company Dayton Wright Fivers Canton Police Upper Sandusky North Salem Church and Cincinnati Negro Stars. The event uses a double elimination format with drawings at Ohio State University gymnasium Saturday morning. Dehart Hubbard, former Michigan star, manages the Cincinnati Negro team.
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Dayton Wright Fivers
Canton Police
Upper Sandusky
North Salem Church
Cincinnati Negro Stars
Ohio State University
Dehart Hubbard
University of Michigan
Cincinnati
White Predicts Smallwood Will Trounce Bellini
Local boxing fans favor Troy Bellini of Cleveland to beat Gussie Smallwood of Elyria at the Rialto Theatre Monday. Charley White, Elyria’s lone doubter, predicts Smallwood will win by knockout, boxing smartly to outmaneuver Bellini and wear him down across five rounds. The ten bout card is promoted by Olympian A. C. with Bill Fryberger as promoter and matchmaker. Tickets are on sale in Elyria with downstairs seats sold out.
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Lorain County Gloves
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Lorain County
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Ron Hamilton
Art Booth
Bob Seibert
Carl Dodskey
Elyria
Mike Proksky
Eddie Kajarski
Lorain
Vonnie Greenwald
Norwalk
Billy Burke
Burke
Mike Getz
Cleveland A. A. U
Lloyd Marshall
Eagles Club
Finegan’s Bakery
Kentie
Yucka’s
Davies
Detroit Olympics win first international hockey title
The Detroit Olympics defeated the London Tecumsehs 2 to 1 to claim their first International Hockey League championship. Roche and Anderson scored for Detroit, Brophy tallied for London.
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URPI
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Anderson
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