Traynor Sees Pirates Stronger With Better Pitching And Hitting
Pirates manager Pie Traynor expects his club to be stronger this season with steadier pitching and the addition of outfielder Johnny Rizzo. He cites rookies Duke Sewell and Bob Einge, a revamped infield, and a powerful outfield with Rizzo and the Waner brothers. Traynor foresees a four-team NL race and penciled lineup including Handley Brubaker and Todd as key figures.
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Jack Guenther
United Press
Bernardino
Cal
Johnny Rizzo
Pie Traynor
Pittsburgh Pirate
Lee Handley
Bill Brubaker
Husky
Russ Baners
Jim Tobin
Traynor
Pirates
Marvin Duke
Montreal
Truett Sewell
Buffalo
Bob Einge
Sacramento
Tobin
Ed Brandt
Cy Blanton
Bill Swift
Mace Brown
Joe Bowman
Red Lucas
Duke
Klinger
Rizzo
Columbus
Paul
Alard Waner
Floyd Young
Handley
Brubaker
Trainor
Gus Suhr
Arki Vaughn
Shortsiu
Tommy Theventon
al Todd
Todd
Rh Berres
Louisy
Pittsburgh
New York
Chicago
St. Louis
Elyria Club Sees Best Early-Season Course Conditions
Elyria Country Club members praised the course’s superb condition this spring as improvements since last season boost play. Clark Black notes the good setup while speculation grows over who will win the Club Ping-Pong Championship between Dick Timms and Lloyd Barton.
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Elyria Country Club
Clark Black
Elyria Club
Dick Timms
Lloyd Barton
Timms
Barton
Reds Blank Washington 3 0 in Spring Training
In Tampa on March 25 the Cincinnati Reds earned their first shutout victory of the spring training season defeating the Washington club 3 to 0.
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Tampa
Fla
Cincinnati Reds
Bud's Bulldogs Triumph in First Game of Series
Bud's Bulldogs beat Rone Radios 8 to 4 with five runs in the second inning and three in the fourth. Lee Morse pitched for Bud's, allowing seven hits and striking out ten as Teddy Rove pitched for the Radios. Maddock and Julewiec homered for Bud's. Eb Finegan and others starred for the Radios while misc. names appear in the box.
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Bud's Bulldogs
Rone Radio
Service Ten
Lee Morse
Teddy Rove
Maddock
Julewiec
Bad's Bulldogs
Finegan
Uy ' Ie
Aehier
Maurin
Brantes
P . Oyo Og Jackson
Moore
Mack
Bowling Standings From American Bowling Congress Meet
Chicago report lists Isaac Baker and Sons Erie Penn leading five man team with 9 087 followed by Colonial Paper Co Steubenville Ohio in second. Doubles leaders Richard Kriese Sam Vanini Buffalo and Stanley Raker Louis Felix Cincinnati top the event. Singles leader Kane Anderson Mol ine Illinois and Jack Stahl Detroit. All Events Don Beatty Jackson Michigan and Sid Sherman Toledo lead.
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Chicago
Isaac Baker and Sons
Erie
Penn
Colonial Paper Co
Steubergville
Ohio
Richard Kriese
Sam Vanini
Buffalo
Stanley Raker
Louis Felix
Cincinnati
Kane Anderson
Moline
Jack Stahl
Detroit
Don Beatty
Jackson
Mich
Sid Sherman
Toledo
Four Matches On City Class C Pin Schedule
Four City Class Bowling League matches are on schedule tonight at the Elyria Recreation. All matches start at 8 PM. Lodi Taverny faces Great Giant, Elyria Recreation Colts meet Gerber Meats, Haury Brothers challenge Chuck's Service, Slauter Texaco Service vs Erb Radios.
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Smitty
Waldorf Lagers
Eagles
Elyria
Jack Banville
Maples
Fox
Iss &G
Knight
Enry
Madibe
Aurensen
Aye
Aed Saries
Von
E. Olemingi
Zenith
Pi Malley Lee
Ik. von
Faler
Valerius ' DeHray
Rowler
Walderfeet
J. Banyitle
Murtiless
Elyria Recreation
Sked
Lodi Taverny
Great Giant
Elyria Recreation Colts
Gerber Meats
Haury Brothers
Chuck's
Slauter Texaco
No Referee in Belcastro Knox Wrestling Clash
Mrs. Esther Morris schedules a no referee, no holds barred main event at the Rialto Theater with Belcastro vs Knox after a disputed recent meeting. The match, to be two out of three falls with a one hour limit, will feature a ringside referee and possible stoppage if rules are violated.
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Belcastre
Buddy Knox
Esther Morris
Rialto Theater
Morris
Knox
Belcastra
Elyria
Paul Bozzeli
Black Dragon
Martonio Anglo
George Sauer
Pete Beltram
Mitchell
Blaen Louisville
Mert
Hal Davidson
Glendale
Calif
Uaudson
Dale Hadtie
Marteh
Sammy Baugh shifts to baseball glory with Cardinals
Henry McLemore reports on Sammy Baugh, a former football star, rapidly earning a third baseman role for the St. Louis Cardinals in spring camp. Frankie Frisch and Joe Medwick praise his fielding, arm, and work ethic, while coaches push polishing his plate swing. Baugh expresses desire to succeed in baseball, noting he could last longer than in football.
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Henry McLemore
St. Louis
Baugh
Cardinals
Frankie Frisch
Gas House
Joe Medwick
Frisch
Pie Traynor
Medwick
Florida
Busher
Gomez
Ruffing
Murphy
Pearson
Yankees
Vernon Kennedy
Detroit
Sammy
Medsvick
Bauch
Sam Jig
Buc 1K
Iletr
U. P
New Rules Set For Ohio Amateur Golf Tourney Play
Akron Ohio March 29 new speed up rules will be used in the state amateur golf tournament at Scioto Country Club Columbus next June The Stymie rule allows the ball closest to the hole to be lifted when within six inches of the other ball or hole moving play along and reducing disputes Charles W Howard secretary of the Ohio Golf Association said the directors follow USGA edicts in all competitions under their jurisdiction
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Akron. O
Scioto Country Club
Columbus
Charles W. Howard
Ohio Golf Association
United States Golf Association
Howard
Michael claims scoring title in House Basketball League
Michael of the Bell Company quin tet led the season with 135 total points after a 71 point second half, claiming the House Basketball League scoring crown. Jack Heritage of Farm Implement was runner up with 112, Pate Naughton 111 for third, Young Dean 1035 for fourth, and Max Roe 105 for fifth.
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Y. M. GA. House
Walt Michael
Bell Company
Jack Heritage
Farm Implement
Pate Naughton
Young Dean
Vester-Fitch
Max Roe
Sears-Roebuck
Merotiee
Sevitage
Gari Lop
NAN Ito
Ost Lifter
Duar Stereditary Kae
Se Hoebuele 2
TORE
Tipplement Srre Howe
Milk Wy
Pak Ure Pyre Frdwr
Initement Pupleme Baker
Donavan L J. Bednes
Fosear-Fites Sears-Terbuck
Pany
Indians Send Trio Of Youngsters To Milwaukee Club
SEW ORLEANS La Var Tritiat reduction of playing talent on the roster of the Cleve lind Indians was made here lit ear as three rookies were sent to Milwaukee of the American Assa ociation on option. The Indians turned loose in fielder Oscar Grimes and pitchers Tom Drake and Ken Jungles. Willis Hudlin, veteran pitcher, was injured during batting yesterday when struck on the tee by a drive from John Kroner. Sudlin was forced to retire for the day. The Indians were scheduled for an exhibition game today at Bi foxi, Mies, with the Philadelphia Phillies. Mel Harder and John Humphries were to hurl for the tribs.
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Orleans
la Var
Clevelind Indians
Milwaukee
American Assaociation
Indians
Oscar Grimes
Tom Drake
Ken Jungles
Grimes
Dungies
Drake
New Orleans
Willis Hudlin
John Kroner
Sudlin
Bifoxi
Mies
Philadelphia Phillies
Mel Harder
John Humphries
Barth Wins Split Over Yarosz In Cleveland Showdown
In Cleveland last night at the Arena a rugged light-heavyweight bout ended in a split decision as Barth edged Teddy Yarosz of Pittsburgh after ten rounds. Georgie Pace won by decision over Katzumi Morioka, while Lou Preso defeated Hank Keating. George Baratko outpointed Babe Dunning, and Jimmy White beat Hank Pershing over four rounds.
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Teddy Yarosz
Carmen Barth
Cleveland
Yarosz
High Level Bridge
Pro Barth
Teddy
Earth
Barth
Kaizumi Morioka
Georgie Pace
Babe Dunning
George Baratko
Miver—Tou Presio
Buffalo
Hank Keating
Toronto
Rbarth
Cueveland
Carsmen Tarth
Pittsburgh
Katzumi Morioka
Lou Presto
Final Contests In Grade School Tourney
Final games in the grade school basketball tournament will be played Wednesday afternoon starting at 4 30 p m 6th grade Trely Cross versus St Mary's 7th grade Garford versus Hamilton Sth grade Hol
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Trely Cross
St. Mary’s
Garford
Hamilton
Man O' War Honored On Twenty-First Birthday In Kentucky
At Faraway Farms Lexington the great racehorse Man O' War, age 21, receives a birthday party. Owner Samuel D. Riddle and manager Harry Scott note his storied career and stud value while detailing his earnings, pedigree, and daily care as he remains a centerpiece of American racing lore.
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Exington
U.P
Big Red
Harry Scott
America
Will Harbret
Man O’ Wat
Battleship
Aintree
Man O' War
Blue Grass
Wil Harbret
Tucf
Man O’ War
Scott
Farawey Farms
Samuel
Riddle
Tutar
Tiegard
Biz Red
Stari Winns
Crimader
Maire
Scapa Flow
Auedom
All Uy Seabiscuit
Samuel Riddle
Ric Hed
W. T. Waecoaner
Min O' War
White Turk
Oliver Romwell
Mir
Ain
Hardware five tops Farm Implement 31 to 19 in playoff opener
Elyria Hardwares wins a first of a best of three series against Farm Implement 31 to 19. Lyle Scott leads with 13 points as the Hardwares build a two point halftime lead and pull away in the second half. Jack Heritage is among the top scorers for Farm Implement in a hard fought playoff game.
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Lyria Blardware
Y. M. Coa. House
Farm Implement
Hardwares
Lyle Scott
Jack Heritage
Marel Ol
Alarling
Torri Seo Leinie Tina
Salas
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Dockey — Pinger
Jarmb
Pete Banick
A. N. Sith
Pete
Alex Clawson
Banick
Clawson Plas
Kiki Cuyler
Brooklyn Dodgers
Gria Foach
Cincy Reds
Washington
Rone Radios
Tworbare Wits
I Bone
Flame
Morse
Rene
Joe Casvarella
Paul Derringer
Reds
Washington Senators
Smitty's
Stace
le Put
Bittner
Soutis
Viru
Wodt
BAX Gerber's
Frey
Hielidgeville
Blevire Alloys
Shell Petroleum Hharshaw
Arena
Iment
A.B. C
Bis
Paul Dean
Dean
Rowe
Detrom
Ooh Poowe
Belcastro
McLemore
Kennedy
Hone
Household Finance CO
Dale
Ritter Manager
Michael
House Basketball League
Elyria Hardwares
Eldotreads
Idatread
Arndt
Hotars
Waradthr
Eo Aia
Erwin Sig
Schroeder
Steemund
Farber
Ana
Miebner
Checker Cab Co
R. G. Hochenedel
Mgr
Rice Brake Service
Bob Rice
Cedar St
DeBray Body Shop
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