Tiger Flowers Routs Harris in Lorain Boxing Show
Young Tiger Flowers, alias Hillard, demolished AL Harris in a crowd-pleasing light heavyweight bout at Anderlin Hill in Port City. Other results included Davis over Hogan, Dunn over Hartman, Toto over Bond, Wells over Wray, Kuhar over Miller, with Balasch and Gaynor notable in undercard action. Referees Marsho, Marshall, Petrosky, and Snademan officiated. Martin and Yeckies judged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernie Braden
Hillard
Tiger Flowers
Loralo
AL Hare
Anderlin Hill
Port Ciy
Tiger
Haris
Mesaiin
Joe Matin
Mike Etz
Cleveland
Lorain Bowl
Steve Bile
Lorain
AY Gaynor
Balasch
Babo Dunning
Forest City
Gaynor
Ges Davis
Eddie Hogan
Clevend
Dynamite Dunn
Pete Hartman
Kid Toto
Willard Bond
Paddyells
Barney
Barney Davis
Elyvia
Ife
Dunn
King
Toto
Bond
Paddy Wells
Kid Wray
Wells
Wellers
Steve Kuher
Lewis Miller
Kuhar
Sammy
Marsho
Judd
Charlie Marshall
Joe Petrosky
Art Snademan
Ralph Martin
Ed Yeckies
New National Collegiate Swimming Marks In Prospect
Columbus March 30 The national collegiate swimming championships opened with high hopes as top swimmers entered trials and finals loom. Entrants include Jim Cristy Michigan Jack Medica Washington Charles Flack Illinois Wahler Spence Southern California Gene Fletcher Jim Guikhula Northwestern and divers Degener Harvard etc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Jim Cristy
Michino
Jark Medica
Univers of Washington
Charles Flackiin
Ilinois
Wahler Spence
Gene Fletcher
Jim* Guikhula
Southern California
Art Highland
Northwestern
Donald Horn
Northstern
John Maulsen
Southern Iifornit
Walter Savell
Elyria Pistol Team Wins 83 to 1 in Close Match
Elyria pistol team defeated Brinks Inc of Cleveland 83 to 1 last night. Hawkins Miller led Elyria with 22 caliber revolvers while Brinks used 3S caliber revolvers in a lopsided visit.
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E. “Hawkshaw” Miller
Elyria
Cleveland
Vlee
Sequist Signs To Play Pro Football
Columbus March 3. Rosequist, center for Ohio University, signed a one year contract with the Chicago Bears. He played tackle for Ohio State two seasons, this winter guard and scan the Sickeye basketball team. He will return to Ohio after next football season to complete work for his Bacher degrees.
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Olumbus
Rosequist
Ohio
Jone
Chicano Bears
Ohio State
Auard
Fight Results Highlight District Boxing Night
In a packed arena in Los Angeles, fighters like Mickey Watt and Johnny Martinex earned decisive victories. The card featured multiple wins with notable scores including 185 to 115 and 128 to 18, while Wakefield and Lopes posted solid showings. Debutant Mickey Cochrane faces a challenging start as Tigers struggle with batting in recent exhibitions.
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Ayr
Preas
Holly Woom
Mickey Watt- Kata
Os Angeles
Cay
Tex Angeles
Johnny Martinex
Its
Cab
Tee Sanenez
Lees Angeles
Technivaled
Rabners
Eyture
Wakefield
Pasadena
Dec Et Wombay Lopes
Lew Anselty
Mickey Cochrane
Tigers
Micker
Reds Take Things Easy in Off Day Between Games
BARTOW March 30 Manager Bob O Farrell of the Reds plans to use pitchers Benny Frey and Al Holhagsworth against the Reed Wings. The Reds, leaders of the Gripetrill League, had a day off yesterday with players golfing or fishing.
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Bartow
Bob O'Farrell
Cthelmatic Reds
Benny Frey
al Hol- Hagsworth
Chester Reed Wings
Reds
Leatlers
Gripetrill League
Little Brown Jugs Sweep To Solid City Bowling Lead
Little Brown Jugs won three straight against Jackson Wall Paper to seize undisputed fourth in the City Bowling League while the Welsh Funeral Home fell to the Eagles. Valerius of the Fugies rolled 616 with 212 203 201. Red Schmitkens led the Jigs with 61 pins and 200 in the first game. BL Card led Wall Paper with 548.
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Jackson
Eagles
Little Brown Jugs
Jugs
Knights of Columbus
Valerius High George
Valer
Ius
Fugies
Maples
Valerius
Jack Banville
Georges
Wall Paper
Te Pet
T. Rubber Co
Elyria Trandee
Eeetace
Brown
Aahenes
Ackany
Ag Welsh Funeral H
Glen Rogers Motors A
Little Tran
Moraty
Weink
Mackin
Rohn Caee
Ate Bowman
Valerias
Elyria Lumber Bowlers Triumph in League Match
The Elyria Lumber and Coal pin team defeated Colburn & Bremke Garage in a St. John's Lutheran League match last evening. The amber aggregation won two of three games. Art Buchholz led with a 5135 three game series. Eddie Block was runner up with 51, and Ed Tulk rolled 185 for high single game.
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Elyria Lumber and
Colburn & Bremke
St. John’s
Cubs Rally Past Pirates Behind Rookie Pair
In Los Angeles the Chicago Cubs defeated the Pittsburgh Pirates 5 to 1 as rookie Roy Joiner of Oakland fame contributed key hits and pitching support. Galan and Camilli added productive at bats, delivering two timely runs to seal the win for Chicago.
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Los Angeles
Roy Joiner
Oakland
Eshidlied
Maybo
Chicago Cubs
Galan
Camilli
Cuhe
Pittsburgh Pirates
Team aims to pull players from slump before league schedule
The report notes a push to bring key players out of a scoring drought prior to the start of the American League schedule. Coaches emphasize focus on fundamentals and teamwork to regain form and momentum.
Mat Results at Twited Preas YORE in Kansas City
In Kansas City heavyweights clashed as Roebuck defeated Teadite in a rough bout. Lewis from Chicago advanced after a match with Gas, with qualification and roughness noted in the event coverage from the star capture.
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Kansas City
Kas
White Sox poised for a higher division finish this season
Chicago White Sox, after a sixth-place 1933, face a tougher path with new signings Al Simmons Mule Haas and Jimmy Dykes. Manager Lew Fonseca seeks balance in pitching and hitting, aiming for a top four spot though spring workouts show gaps in catching and outfield. Earnshaw returns to form, while center field may hinge on Haas health or a new trio for the job.
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Pale Hose
Earnshaw
Jack Cuddy
United Press
BW York
U.P
Chicago White Sox
Black Sox
Lou Comiskey
al Simmons
Mule Haas
Jimmy Dykes
Athletics
Chisox
George Earnshaw
Pasadena
White Stockings
Browns
Lew Fonsaca
California
Cubs
Pirates
Arnshaw
Connie Mack
Philadelphia
Bonura
Henry Bonura
Dallas
Minter Hayes
Luke Appling
Jimny Dykes
Fonseca
Ned Kress
Joe Chamberlin
Simmons
Maas
Frenchy Bordagary
Sacramento
Evar Swanzen
Ernie Whart
Pin Stars Take Alleys Tonight at Peoria Meet
Tonight at Peoria for the American Bowling Congress tournament top stars perform. Milwaukee's Verifine Tee Dreams features Gil Zunker and Hank Marino, with Sclitz of Milwaukee including Frank Denkovic and Charley Daw, champions and former top players. Other notable teams include Barbasols of Indianapolis and Polar Ice and Fuel of South Bend, with Daw and Denkovic boasting historical titles.
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Peoria
Til
Verifine Tee Dreams
Milwaukee
Gil Zunker
Hank Marino
Sclitz Team
Frank Denkovic
Bunker
Charley Daw
Daw
Buffalo
Denkovic
Indianapolis
Jones Maley
Jess Pritchett
Polar Ice and Fuel
South Bend
Renner Brewers
Youngstown
Mike Mauser
Birk Brothers
Chfcase
Blue Moon
Minneapolis
Fox de Lux Beer
Chicago
City League Pin K Matches Tonight
Two City League bowling matches, postponed from Tuesday, are on schedule at the Knights of Columbus alleys tonight. League-leading ITS team can clinch the title by facing Knights of Columbus, while Elyria Hardware, in second, meets Glen Rogers Motors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Columbus
Elyria Hardware
Glen Rogers Motors
I.T.S. Team Scores 2730 In A B C Tourney
The I T S Rubber Company bowling team competed in the American Bowling Congress tournament at Peoria and rolled 2730 as a team. Banick 509 Worthington 631 Martin 583 Donnelly 582 Menninger 555. Wilcox and Worthington posted 1126 in doubles while Worthington led singles with 565. It is doubtful the scores will win money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. T. S. Rubber Company
Peoria
Banick
Worthington
Martin
Donnelly
Menninger
Ed Wilcox
Johnny Worthington
Pickard Wins North and South Open in Pinehurst
Henry Pickard of Charleston, S C, claimed the 32nd North and South Open with a 282 score, one under par after 72 holes. He earned $1,000 prize money as Dunlap Jr Horton Smith and Harry Cooper tied for second at 286, while Bill Mehlhorn slipped to third at 278.
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Pinehurst
N.C
Henry Pickard
Charleston
S. C
George T. Dunlap, Jr
Horton Smith
Harry Cooper
Wild Bill Mehlhorn
Ohio Wesleyan Spring Grid Drills End Delaware March
Ohio Wesleyan's spring football drills conclude with practice at Delaware, Ohio as the team wraps up in late March. Coaches report focus on fundamentals and conditioning, aiming to sharpen first offense and defense for upcoming season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Wesleyan
Delaware
Giants Play Nashville In Spring Training Opener
New York Giants travel from Florida to meet the Nashville Volunteers in DOTHAM Alabama. Catcher Gus Mancuso remains behind to regain form after illness, likely sidelined for a month or six weeks before returning to the batter’s box.
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Dotham
Ala
New York Giants
Florida
Nashville Volunteers
Gus Mancuso
Boxing Card Set for Monday Postponed One Week
Elyria boxing event organized by Lorain County Amateur Boxers Trainers Association moves to Wurst Hall after a ruling by Elytia Boxing Commission bars a Earl Powers and Charley Lee duel. Eleven bouts led by Gussie Smallwood Eddie White and top middleweight clash Jonny Kochan vs Joe Mishak. Capacity crowd expected for Elyria 1934 boxing show.
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Elytia Boxing Commision
Lorain County
Wurst Hall
Charley White
White
Earl Powers
Charley Lee
Smallwood
Art Booth
Jerry Malterer
West Side
Johnny Kochan
Lorain
Joe Mishak
Mike Prosky
Clifford Atkinson
Russ Koehn
Elyria
Harold Sheldon
Marl Powers
Charles Lee
Joe Sidevy
Cecil Franklin
Jack Donnelly
al Gonas
Dorle Alsbaugh
Armor Lewis
Chuck Cunningham
Johnny Binder
Albert Frolic
George Lasky
Elyria Boxing Commission
Johnny Kolopos
Bill Sudro
H. J. Austin
Reds Win 6 0 in Red White Ball Practice Game
A Thursday ball practice ended with a Red vs White scrimmage. The Reds defeated the Whites 6 to 0 as Dean White Circle Rille, a sophomore, broke through the line to score the lone touchdown.
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Red
Reds
Dean White
Rille
Tri County league eyes eight to ten teams for 1934 season
At Lorain city hall seven clubs discussed the Tri County circuit plans for 1934. Possible new entrants include North Olmsted Avon Avon Lake and perhaps Sandusky while Lorain may not field a team. The May 15 season start and April 16 finale at Elyria YMCA were noted along with a $20 entry fee.
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Russ Davies
C-T
Lorain
Jesse
Hannan
Vermilion
Rudy
Ebinger
Tri County Cirrcuit
North Olmsted
Avon
Avon Lake
Sandusky
Elyria
Bennie Bittner
Terman
Juley" Klein
Bill
Shepherd
Bittner
Tommy Nickelette
al “Yill’ Dobras
Klein
Nickolette
Amherst Mischka Meats
Tom
Nickelette
Ed Siffert
Jack
Nelson Harper
Vernon Frey
Cliff Smith
R. Lepson
Paul McCampbell
C&l
Tri-County
Elyria Y. M. CG. A
Area Wakeman
Berlin Heights
LaGrange
Wellington
Brown Stars As Cleveland Beats Pelicans 5 To 4
Cleveland edged New Orleans 5 to 4 in an exhibition as Clint Brown starred for the Indians. He pitched the full nine innings and drove in three runs. Cleveland bought Eddie Moore from New Orleans for cash and players to be named later. Final: New Orleans 4, Cleveland 5.
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Brown
Cleveland
Pelicans
New Orleans
Uri
Clint Brown
Indians
Cleveland Club
Eddie Moore
DeMolays Quint In State Tourney
The DeMolays basketball team from the local chapter opens its season finale at the eighth annual state DeMolay cage tourney in Bowling Green. They have a bye in the opener and will meet the Marion Denbrook winner at 10 AM tomorrow. Marion defends the title against Bowling Green Painesville Kenton Canton Cleveland New Philadelphia Thomas Jones of Cleveland and Steubenville. The travel squad Mel Harper George Baker Don Thompson Harold Dicken and Chuck Hupp leaves at 5:50 AM.
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DeMolays
Bowling Green
Marion
Doys
Mel Harper
George Baker
Don Thompson
Harold Dicken
Chuck Hupp
Ohio State Cage Tourney Receipts Reported
Columbus March 3 The Ohio scholastic basketball tournament at the Coliseum drew 10891 paid admissions. H R Townsend, commissioner, said receipts totaled 5976.75 this year with 3680.05 last year. The 1934 meet netted 1626.69 to the state association and 2207.40 to teams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
H.R. Townsend
State High School Athletic Association
Oklahoma University and Tulsa College vie for national title
In Wichita Kansas tonight the Oklahoma University Cardinal and Tulsa Business College Girls carry the banner in the Women’s national basketball final. Eldorado Lions were beaten 34 to 17 to reach the finals, while Tulsa College edged Shreveport Meadows Draughon 30 to 20 to set a meeting with the defending champions.
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Wichita
Kan
Oklahoma Unive Cardinal
Tulsa Basines College
Inals
Eldorado
Ark
Lions
Tulsa Ciris
Shreveport Meadows Draughon
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Harris
Levelander
Port City Sports Commission
Babe Dunning
al Gaynor
Kaye
Steve Balasch
Gest
Davis
Flowers
Ralaseli
Eudie Hogan
Ho- San
Jack Field
Gordon Chalmers
Anklin
Marshal
Ed Sto Il
Warvard
Taylor Drysdale
Andy Fela
Kuny Kaye
Californ
Pete Dix
Washington
Dick Degener
Michigan
Kurtz
Faulkner
Rutgers
Jed
Vale Fered
Towa
Hfornia
Ohioe
Minnesota
Lyria
Ititham
Lord Nas
Sequist
Guenin
Marsh Guenin
West Avenue
Elyria Lumber Bowlers
Etyrin
J. Dilgren
Art Buchholz
Ohn Mandiean
Colburn & MiyepTne Orage
I.T.S
A.B. C
Pickard
Giants
Nashville
Hamman
Cleerland
le Blanc
Capdeville
Cumberland
Autry
Helf
C. Brown
Myatt
Spencer
Vestal
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