Knights of Columbus Clinch At Least Tie For Third In Pin Loop
In a county bowling league finale the Knights of Columbus kept alive a chance to finish no worse than third with a 38 34 record after last night’s play. A win over the Chronicle Telegram would seal third. a postponed match with Chronicle Telegram and Elks awaits a date. Alex Black led the Knights with a 631 series and 245 best game as Eagles defeated Clark's Service two games to one.
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Eagles
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Chronicle-Telegram
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Roy Ellis
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Sifele Clark
Evans
Lorain County basketball final set as Fisher Foods meet Anchorians
Lorain tonight hosts the 10th annual county tourney final on the M. C. A. court with Fisher Foods facing the Anchorians in a high scoring clash. The Foods beat Brookside Alumni 56 19 and Elyria Hi Speeds 57 37 in earlier rounds, while the Anchorians defeated Nahakowski Roaders Amherst 37 22 and Elyria Cash Cleaners 32 7 in the semi finals. The 8 39 p m championship follows a 7 30 p m prelim between Elyria Hi Speeds and Guerin Pretzels.
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Pe Lorain
Lorain
Fisher Foods
Andersans
Fishers
Brookside
Elyria
Anchorians
Nahakowski Roafers
Amherst
Elyria Cash Cleaners
Duke Ducar
Bill Dunlap
Frank Ursic
Bruno Skolnicki
Alice Conihe
Joe Carek
Jim Horkay
Archie Jenkins
Ernie Goodsite
George Radman
Hank Arthrell
Guerin
Held Transers Win St John s Bowling Title
The Held Transfers swept the St John s Lutheran bowling league final defeating Struck Furnitures before a large crowd at St John s alleys on Third Street. F Meinke rolled a 318 series and Jak Schafer a 155 high game as the Transfers clinched in two more games after opening with a 39 pin margin. The league’s annual handout will occur after Easter with Roy Hald receiving the championship cup and prizes awarded to all bowlers.
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St. John's
F. Meinke
Jak Schafer
Roy Hald
Stanley Morgan Named Lorain LABA President
Stanley Morgan veteran umpire was today appointed president of the Lorain Athletic Baseball Association to succeed Jesse Hamman who resigned yesterday. Peter Weber chairman of the Lorain Sports Commission announced the appointment. Maynard Schnitzler member of the commission was chosen secretary to replace Rudy Ebinger who resigned earlier this week.
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Stanley Morgan
Lorain Athletic Baseball Association
Jesse Hamman
Peter Weber
Lorain Sports Commission
Maynard Schnitzler
Rudy Ebinger
Musebeck Double-Arch Wear Straight Shoes Ad
A fragmented note mentions a recent market advertisement for Musebeck Double-Arch Wear Straight shoes claiming comfort or fashion. The readable words suggest a promotional tone without clear dates or figures.
Knights of Columbus Dominate High Three Game Bowling Meet
The Knights of Columbus posted a 2 816 high three game team total, defeating the Maples. Black achieved a 245 high single game, while the Knights also recorded a 1 016 high single game in the final.
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Knights of Columbus
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Fisher Foods Beat Roofers in Close Amherst Contest
The Fisher Foods of Lorain won 28 to 25 over the Naba kowski Roofers in Amherst. Duke Ducar scored 13 points with five field goals and three fouls, leading the Foods. Jerry Gormley led the Roofers with 10 points.
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Fisher Foods
Lorain
Nabakowski Roofers
Roofers
Duke Ducar
Jerry Gormley
Six Day Foot Races Start At Columbus
Eighteen runners from Ohio and beyond begin a six day foot race in Columbus, the first of its kind in the state. Teams run in four hour shifts from 11 a.m. to 3 a.m. through April 6 with a $1000 prize. Notable entrants include Gregory Wotschak and Rupert Beetham of Cleveland Cadiz and Mike Joyce of Cleveland Edward Friedl of Akron.
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Gregory Wotschak
Cleveland
Rupert Beetham
Cadiz
Mike Joyce
Edward Friedl
Akron
Wotschak
Beetham
Ohio State
Joyce
Charlie Elkins
Eiviia
C. C. Pyle
Los Angeles
New York
Friedl
University of Wisconsin
David McLary
Edward France
Charles Frank
Robert Taylor
Clarence Dixon
Westerville
Arthur Daniels
Marion
Carl Shorter
Kenneth Geiger
Roy McMurtry
Lester Crews
Indianapolis
Donald
Shell Petroleum Team Captures Oil Pin Title
The Shell Petroleum team of Elyria won the Lorain County Motor Oil League bowling championship for the 1932 35 season finishing the schedule with 56 victories and 19 defeats at the Recreation alleys in Lorain Sohio X 79 took second place and Sohio Ethvls were third with 44 wins each Quirk Betts Barry Boresky Kiska Mackin and Cook composed the championship lineup.
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Shell Petroleum
Qlyria
Lorain County
Lorain
Shells
Elyria
Sohio X-79
Sohio Ethvls
Shell
Quirk
Betts
Barry
Boresky
Kiska
Mackin
Cook
Skorke To Be Outweighed In Gadomski Bout
Tony L Skorke the Elyria featherweight will meet Pete Gadomski of Lorain next Monday on the Newsboy A A card at the Antlers regardless of weight advantage. The card also features Bruno Skolnicki vs Stan Ponc zowha for amateur middleweight title of South Lorain and a main three round bout Johnny Kochan vs Al Nickol ette. Tickets are available at Finegan s in Elyria.
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Elyria
Pete Gadomski
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Finegan’'s
Cherry Ridge Ping-Pong Results Reported
The Manufacturers beat the Engineers 5-1 and the Aces triumphed over the All-Stars 5-1 in Cherry Ridge league play last evening. Individual match notes include Harpster defeating Hines and Pere, plus various doubles results with mixed scores and several unclear entries from the chaotic OCR.
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ster-Sandrock
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Standings Highlight Oddities From Local Commerce Boards
Fragmented listing shows names like Hi Speeds Bell Clothiers and Jewelers alongside Manufacturers and Retailers. Amid scattered figures, a few entities stand out as local firms, with unclear totals and unclear dates.
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Ay Bell Clothiers
Charley Santen, Hal Rumberg lead in Hollywood weight results
United Press results from Hollywood list Santen defeating Penton at 229 215 and Rumberg tossing Severe 250 while Zweloff 220 toppled Chewechki 218 and Coax 295 pinned OBrien 26. Nearby Newank N J Hill Canada threw Norton Jackson East Orange Plummer Baltimore tossed Ruff and Marfuggi Newark tossed Condos Vas sell Cleveland threw Cad dock New Haven.
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Charlie Santen
Missouri
Dean Penton
Utah
Hal Rumberg
la Voscea Severe
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Prince Chewechki
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East Orange
Lew Plummer
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Georgia
Phil Marfuggi
Newark
Nick Condos
Greece
George Vassell
Cleveland
Babe Caddock
New Haven
Easter, Westerville and notable figures listed
Easter in Westerville is noted with Robert Loeffler of Columbus Elmer James also of Columbus and Charles Croukelt on of Cumberland Maryland among referenced individuals.
Quaker City Crews Seen As Pennant Contenders Near 1933 Season
Phillies shown strong infield and batting with Mickey Finn at second and Don Sturs t at first but pitching looks weak. Burt Shotton guides a deep outfield with Klein Heathcote and Dugas while catchers Davis and McCurdy anchor defense. Athletics lean on a promising baby outfield led by Cramer Coleman Finney and Dietrich with strong veteran core and a hoped for Earnshaw comeback to challenge for the pennant.
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Quaker City
Chuck Klein
Hal Lee
Fred Brickell
Chick Fults
Gus Dugas
Cliff Heathcote
Burt Shotton
Jim Elliott
Ed Holley
Flint Rhemn
Roy Hansen
Phil Collins
Ad Liska
Olise Dudley
Virgil Davis
Harry McCurdy
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Cubs
Pirates
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Ambiguous Ambition: Summary of Early Baseball Scores
Orioles show strong offense in late innings as Brooklyn and Boston split games. Philadelphia and Newark post modest wins while Chicago and New York light up the scoreboard with double figure run totals. Teams from Montreal, Detroit, and San Francisco register varied results across the day.
Five-Man Bodnar Standings Highlight Regional Teams
Standings list shows teams from Cleveland Madison to Buffalo and Chicago with scores ranging from the 2900s to the 1900s. Notable entries include Mineralites Eagle Malt Elks Lodge and several pairs mapped to cities like Madison Syracuse Jersey City and Milwaukee. The compilation also features individual scores for Knade Leela Ranick Wehrmeister Heim Alhrbeck Maurer Lundgren Samartina and Marshall across multiple locales. The data reflects a dense tabulation of participants and points in a historical event.
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Madison Gas & Electric
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Medina
Phillies and Athletics both face pennant questions
By WILLIAM RITT Central Press Sports Editor the two Philadelphia entries in the major leagues may pass act this year the belief of many who follow the game closely. They see the Ath letics sinking to fourth place in the American League after the sale of Al Simmons and the Phils rising to third or better in the National League due to their bat. However the A’s are far from shattered by the losses and the Phils must provide pitching if their hitting is to raise them to pennant contention.
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Central Press
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Athletics
al Simmons
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Mule Haas
Jimmy Dookes
Former Champs Compete in A B C Bowling Tourney
In Columbus Ohio on March 31 two former singles champions join teams in the American Bowling Congress event tonight. Larry Shotwell of Covington Kentucky holds the all time singles record with 774 pins set in Cleveland in 1930. Eddie Votey, the 1926 singles champion, bowls for Potter Shoes of Cincinnati. Hugh Stewart, last year’s all events winner, also with Potter. Collinwood Brick of Cleveland, recently a 3564 team total, is also entered along with Defiance Spark Plugs of Toledo Harry Smoke Shops of New Haven Connecticut High Speed Gas of Detroit and Plattsburgs of Albany New York.
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American Bowling Congress
Larry Shotwell
Covington
Cleveland
Eddie Votey
Potter Shoes
Cincinnati
Hugh Stewart
Collinwood
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Defiance Spark Plugs
Toledo
Harry Smoke Shops
New Haven
Ping-Pong Upset Sparks Lorain Match Ups at Cherry Ridge
In the Lorain County ping pong tournament, favored Russ Koehn edged Mel Green in five games 21-19 18-21 21-16 10-21 21-16 after a tough second round. Harpster beat Sega 21-11 21-9 21-4. Sauer defeated Waite 21-19 21-14 21-11. Forbes beat Hines 21-19 21-15 21-9.
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Lorain County
Cherry Ridge
Mel Green
Harpster
Sega
Sauer
Waite
Risko May Be Forced To Cancel Walker Bout
Cleveland heavyweight Johnny Risko who lost to Dick Daniel in Minneapolis will be unable to fight for six weeks due to a torn ankle muscle. Dr. Paul V. Duffy ordered a three week cast, making a Walker bout in New York in May unlikely.
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Johnny Risko
Dick Daniel
Minneapolis
Risko
Paul V. Duffy
Cleveland Boxing Commission
Duffy
Mickey Walker
New York
Capital U Athletes Start Spring Drills
Capital U athletes have begun spring workouts in football baseball and track in Columbus Ohio. Head Coach Bill Berniohr leads football and baseball with Ted Hieronymous in charge of track. Dana Swinhart Glenford Sophomore and William Kidd Blacklick named to varsity baseball pitching. Daniel Frederick Detroit Ohio Conference mile champion will bolster the track squad.
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Bill Berniohr
Ted Hieronymous
Dana Swinhart
Glenford
William Kidd
Blacklick
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Detroit
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Elyria High boxing bouts open intramural tournament
Elyria High School opened intramural boxing yesterday with first round bouts. The program resumes Monday with more matches as 8 o clock festivities begin for participants, seconds, and trainers. Results include 115 lb Bill McKitrick over Harry Wright and 125 lb James Gleason over Clair Searles.
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Bill McKitrick
Harry Wright
Hunter Hopewell
Russ Dunfee
Chuck Herald
Lorain Amateur Baseball Ass'n
Russ Davies
Lavvador Population and Area Note
Lavvador covers about 200000 square miles and has a population below Pou with limited civic data available.
Play Finals In County B C Tours
Lorain County class B and C basketball finals set with semi finals on the local Y M C A floor. Elyria St. Paul and St. Agnes face Amherst Business Men and Avon Ex-Hys in Class B while Oberlin Royalists Kristy Meats compete against Lorain Oakwood Dakes in Class C. Class C semis at 1 30 and 1 50 p m with the final at 7 30 p m. Class B semis at 2 45 and 3 05 p m with the final at 7 30 p m.
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Lorain County
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Pretzel Girls Battle Sullivan Rangerettes in Brighton Final
The Guenin Pretzels girls basketball team travel to Brighton tonight to face the Sullivan Rangerettes in the independent tournament final. The game starts at an unspecified time and all players must meet at Marsh Guerin's Cigar Store at 7 o'clock.
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Sullivan Rangerettes
Marsh Guerin’s Cigar Store
Spence Brothers Sweep Titles At A A U Meet
New York March 31 The Spence brothers dominated the opening session of the national A A U swimming championships at the New York Athletic Club pool. Walter Spence won the 100 yard freestyle, Walter Spence took the 300 yard individual medley, and Leonard Spence finished third in the 100 yard freestyle behind Walter and Al Schwartz of the Illinois Athletic Club.
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Walter
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Thellinois Athletic Club
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