Indications Are That 1935 Elyria High Grid Team Will Be Powerful
Elyria High prepares for spring practice with 68 candidates led by coach Roy Clymer. Captain Jack Meyer, Bob Crandall, Hugh Cross, Doug Gerber, Vince Kushinski, Harry Lauer, Bob Novak, Joe Scott, and Johnny Kostyo headline a heavy, optimistic squad aiming to capture the Lake Erie League title. The team projects a 170 pound average, a strong line, and a fast backfield built around the double wingback formation. Scrimmages will be daily with three regulation games planned to gain experience for newcomers and defend existing positions.
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Frank Waleadf
Elyria High School
Roy Clymer
Jack Meyer
Bob Crandall
Hugh Cross
Doug Gerber
Vince Kushinski
Harry Lauer
Bob Novak
Joe Scott
Johnny Kostyo
Crimson
Whareas
Clymer
Searay
Lake Erie
Elyria
Llyria
Johnnny Kostyo
Meyer
Kushinski
Clyvmér
Crimer
Letterman
Battln Royal
Carer
Dous Gerber
John Talarski
Harry Laner
Mages
Ray Crisp
Charles Croimajing
Huch Cross
Gilbert Crozier
Edward Crak
Wally Forbes
Gene Graber
Stan Joviah
Harold King
Delmar Ott
Alex Miko
Hugh Sudro
Bob Battle
Bob Deutsch
Zig Gientkowski
John Hines
Meyer Horwits
Joe Kristoff
Bob Mahl
Bob McLaughlin
Leo Meyer
Todd Smith
Waymon Wilson
Jonathien Woodings
Albert Yankee
Frank Bolinski
Fabian Brada
Paul Bilas
Wilbur Gibbons
Bud Krugman
Milton Lauer
Paul Malenching
Bob McNeal
Leonard Moody
Gibson Moore
Jack Vietzen
George Johnson
Loren Portman
Kol Novak
Ben Pfaff
Bob Rheineck
Ken Chapman
Dick Everhart
Edward Kranyak
Vincent Kushinski
Frank Lewis
Fred Norman
William Rucker
Russ Schrader
John Kostyo
Fred Oldfield
Judson Wehman
iG H S Spring Football Practice Schedule
The candidates for the Edie High School football team are asked to report for practice at Ely Stadium during spring vacation week per schedule. Guard at 9 00 am Tackles at 10 00 am Ends Backs Centers at 11 00 am Entire squad at 3 09 pm.
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Suro
Ely Stadium
Passing Of Great Waterloo Quintet Regretted By Fans
Waterloo High School basketball's great five, led by coach Magellan Hairston, were celebrated for their natural talent and clean play. The 1940s Ohio legends impressed fans for two years with flawless floorwork and precise passing. Only forward Rena] Drummond remains, as four teammates have since appeared in exhibitions after their second state title.
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United Press
Ohio
Waterloo
Magellan Hairston
Kentucky
Hairston
Rena] Drummond
Bill Ie
Sports Cuts Short and Local Athletics Update
The article notes Tear Carleton joining the Chicago Cubs to fill gaps after Bush and Malone depart. It mentions Marshall College replacing Lefty Belcher with Carroll Coleman, Marietta rowing switching to a new shell, and Joe Hagler converting a pacer to a trotter for 1935. It cites Ray Henry earning over 12900 dollars as a pacer, then covers Sly McLain facing fan trouble and a recent arrest, plus Earl Powers and Dan Morris as referees and players. It ends with a trivia question on Earl Averill’s highest AL season batting total and the prior World Series results between Mathewson and Plank.
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Carleton
Chicago Cubs
St. Louis Cardinals
Cubs
Guy Bush
Pat Malone
Charley Grimm
Marshall College
Joe Hagler
Xenia
Ohio
Ray Henry
Indiana
McLain
Athletic Commission
Sly
Earl Powers
Dan Morris
Powers
McLean
Wild Red Berry
Earl Averill
Cleveland Indians
Christy Mathewson
Eddie Plank
Cardinals Set to Defend Title Behind Deans Duo
STUART CAMERON reports from RADENTON FL on March 20 as the St. Louis Cardinals plot a repeat of their championship. Dizzy Dean and Paul Dean are expected to win around 40 games combined, with Dizzy predicting 40 while praising Paul as a greater pitcher. Terry Moore joins an otherwise intact lineup led by Medwick and Rothrock, with Frisch guiding the infield and Pepper Martin at third. The team risks overconfidence but remains a fighting club under manager Frankie Frisch.
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Radenton
Fla
St. Louis Cardinals
Deans
Jay Hanner
Paul
Dizzy Dean
Dizzy
Diz
Terry Moore
St. Louis
Columbus
Frankie Frisch
Joe
Ducky Wiuexy
Frisch
Frank
Elyria Lumber Pins Team Beats Bremke Motor Sales Match
The Elyria Lumber and Coal Company bowling team defeated Bremke Motor Sales two games to one in St. Joan's Lutheran League action last night. Koehn led with a 211 high single and 55 percent for the high three games, as Bremke took the final game by one pin.
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Elyria Lumber and Coal Company
Bremke Motor Sales
St. Joan’s
Only One Change In A B C Standings
Syracuse XN Y March headline notes one change in the A B C standings as top bowlers from Chicago Milwaukee Columbus Cleveland Detroit Kansas City and others prepare for a major American Bowling congress event. Cleveland’s Waidor Harvest Brea sits ninth with a 2,908 total from games of 575 994 and 1,909.
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Syracuse
XN. Y
American Bowling Congress
Chicago
Milwaukee
Columbus
Cleveland
Detroit
Kansas City
Waidor Harvest Brea
Tigers Blank Braves In St Petersburg Exhibition
The Boston Braves were blanked by the Detroit Tigers in a spring training game in St Petersburg. World Series pitcher Schoolboy Rowe opposed Elmer Roe and ruled the Yanks beat the Mets? The text notes Gehrig homered for the Yankees at Clearwater after a spring slump.
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ST. Petersburg
Fra
Mareano
Boston Braves
Yankees
Braves
Clearwater
Lee Gehrig
Teadin
Essason
Yanks
Newark
Dobrowski Meats to Hold Reorganization Meeting
The Dobrowski Meats will hold a reorganization meeting tomorrow at the home of Manager Joseph Quincy Paonescu at 329 Tenth Street. Reporters listed include Adam Waleski Krist Kovak R. Kochn Joonoss F King E Ross F Ross Alex Birek A Urig and V Kushinski.
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Dobrowski Meats
Joseph Quincy Paonescu
Tenth Street
Adam Waleski
Krist
T. Koviak
R. Kochn
Joonoss
F. King
E. Ross
F. Ross
Alex Bierek
A. Urig
V. Kushinski
Grove In Form Boosts Red Sox Pennant Hopes
Grove appears back in form for the Boston Red Sox as they prepare in Lakeland Florida to face the Detroit Tigers. The Sox, after a 3-2 win over the Phillies in Sarasota, saw Grove pitch four near flawless innings with runless balls.
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Lakeland
Fla
Boston Red Soa
Lefty
Mose Grove
Detroit
Sox
Phillies
Sarasota
Grove
Waldorf Lasers Set Practice at American Legion Diamond
The Waldorf Lasers will practice tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock on the American Legion diamond. Manager George Smith is asked to take notice.
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Waldorf Lasers
American Legion
George Smith
Hughes Provision Softball Team Practice Session Set
The Hughes Provision softball team will hold a practice tomorrow morning at 9 30 on the McKinley dimend. Manager Reiss asks all players to be on hard.
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Hughes Provision
McKinley
Reiss
Miller Signed Madrid For Bantam Title Bout
Freddie Miller of Cincinnati will meet Catalan fighter Mico here Wednesday night for the world bantam crown. Panama Al Brown, world featherweight champion, will box here April 12 and again on April 24 at Barcelona. Opponents for Brown have not yet been chosen.
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Madrid
wPr
Freddie Miller
Cincinnati
Mico
Panama
al Brown
Will Cox
Barcelona
Cherry Ridge Golf Course Opens Today
Cherry Ridge, Elyria's only public golf course, opened today under manager Chick Slocum who took over last year. Early spring weather made the opening possible as greens work continues. The course will again enter Cleveland District Public Links play with Lynn Scuafer as the Cherry Ridge representative after a Cleveland meeting last night.
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Cherry Ridge
Elyria
Chick Slocum
Roy Miller
West River Road Links
Slocum
Cleveland
Lynn Scuafer
Hi Speeds Edge Tubes To Even Up Cage Series
Hi-Speeds Gas cagers pull a 28 to 27 win over Steel and Tubes to even the city YMCA playoff. Robertson led Hi-Speeds with 13 points, Barkacs scored 15 for Tubes, and Dick Schmittgen's bank-shot finish decided it with 24 seconds left.
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Dick Schmittgen
Steel and Tubes
Bob Carr
Jerry Barkacs
Gasmen
Corts and Kohn
Dave Robertson
Lorne Elberts
Steelmen
Barkacs
Robertson
Bill Messaros
Joe Varsa
Braden
G. F. T. Balberts
SchmittGon
Branick
Giants Boss Pleased With Exhibition Slate
New York Giants manager Bill Terry expressed satisfaction with his club after a sparse 9 wins in 21 exhibitions. He credited losses to the heavy use of rookies as the club trailed the Cleveland Indians 2 games to 1 in the New Orleans series reopening today.
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New Orleans
New York Giants
Cleveland Indians
Bill Terry
Terry
Runyan Wins Tourney at Pinehurst in record spell
Paul Runyan of White Plains New York captured the North and South Golf Championship at Pinehurst on March 30, finishing with a 72 hole total of 276 to set a new course record. He led by five at the 54th hole but closed with a 68 to beat runner-up Felix Serafina of Scranton Pennsylvania who posted 284 and earned 5090 in cash.
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Pinehurst
XN. C
Paul Runyan
N. Y
Xood
Felix Serafina
Scranton
Bittner Funeral Home Softball Team Opens Tryouts
The Bittner Funeral Home softball team holds its first practice of the season tomorrow. Reported today by Johnny Fritz. Players listed include Johnny Soja, Dead Uris, Happi Mahi, Frank Fritz, J Kin Krist, Ed Kuchasek, and J Kostyo. Others may join as tryouts are open.
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Bittner Funeral
Bill
Johnny Fritz
Mapacer
Johnny Soja
Dead Uris
Happi Mahi
Frank Fritz
J. Kin. Krist
Ed Kuchasek
J. Kostyo
Lexington girl wins fifth Augusta Women's Invitation crown
Marion Miley of Lexington Kentucky, holder of her state title, captured the fifth annual Augusta Women's Invitation by defeating Peggy Wattles of Buffalo New York, tourney medalist and favorite, two up in the finals yesterday, ruling Augusta’s event.
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Augusta
Marca
Marion Miley
Slim
Woods Pins McLain As Near Riot Is Staged At Rialto
The Rialto Theatre hosts a chaotic mat show with Sly McLain provoking fans through eye gouges and rough tactics. Dan Morris and Joe Woods defeat McLain in the final fall after a fast, violent sequence, with Earl Powers refereeing the chaos and Berry delivering a decisive right hand.
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Woods
McLain
Ernie Braden
Dan Morris
Rialto Theatre
Second Street Arena
Sly McLain
Hamilton
Ontario
Joe Woods
Morris
Cleaners
Earl Powers
Los Angeles
Berry
Rialto
Sly
Wild Red Berry
Buck Weaver
Weaver
Joe Savoldi
Don Brubaker
Ed Wallace
Bottomley Quits Reds in Fatigue of Salary Talks
Sunny Jim Bottomley quit the Cincinnati Reds over dissatisfaction with salary terms and left for his Missouri farm. The transfer to a National League club hinges on Reds receiving an offer, with Boston Braves named as likely destination in exchange for Buck Jordan. Bottomley, high salaried former star, gave up his lineup spot against the Phils as talks collapsed.
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Tampa
Fla
Sunny Jim Bottomley
Cincinnati Reds
Reds
Missouri
Bottomley
Boston Braves
Buck Jordan
Boston
Babs Ruth
St. Louis Cardinals
Phils
Johnny Mize
Rochester
Hornsby
St. Louis
Cincinnati
GeteTai
Larry McPnail
I T S Keglers Close On Heels Of Colson Team
I T S Rubber Company team won three straight games over Jackson Wall Paper at K of C, moving into a second place tie with Little Brown Jugs in City Bowling League. Hayden Evans led with 628 total and 233 in a game, while Earl Weller totaled 595 for Jackson Wall Paper. I T S posted 2,865 for the trio and 1,031 in the second game.
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Jackson Wall Paper
K. of Calleys
I. T. S. Rubber Company
Little Brown Jugs
Rubber Company
Colson Company
Hayden Evans
Evans
Jearl Weller
Chicago Golden Gloves Triumph Over New York in Final Night
Chicago Golden Gloves fighters won 11 of 16 bouts in the eighth annual New York showdown. The event featured top amateurs from over 10,000 district entrants, with finals across weight classes and several technical knockouts, outpoints, and championships listed for Cleveland Detroit Chicago New York competitors.
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Hiago
Chicago
New York
Jesse Levels
Cleveland
Bernard Reitman
George Coyle
Patsy Urso
Detroit
Ray Olivo
Troy Bellini
Charles Villareale
Johnny Brown
al Nettlow
Angelo Bruscato
Brooklyn
Andy Secrivani
John Cabello
Lorenzo Lovings
Murray Kravitz
Sedgewick Harvey
Mike Gamiere
Elwood McReynolds
Dayton
Herbert Solomon
King Wratt
Eddie Steele
Charles Wozniak
Otis Johnson
Dave Clark
Bradley Lewis
Joseph Bauer
Dominick Scappatura
Clinton Bridges
Philip Ragozzino
Otis Thomas Chicaso
Larry Keen
Lorenzo Pack
James Horell
Tulsa Stereos Retain National A. A. U. Championship
The Tulsa stereos won the National A. A. U. Women's Basketball title, defeating Holdenrite Oxia Grers 26 to 18. Williams of Tulsa was the high scorer.
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Wichita
Kaas
Tulsa Stereos
Stenogs
Oxia
Grers
Williams
Tulsa
Reds rout Blue Jays as Hafer sparks rally
Outfielder Chick Hafer delivered a key moment yesterday, pushing the Reds to a 19-9 rout of Toronto after a ragged start.
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Chick Hafer
Reds
Toronto
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