Steel And Tubes Crub Perry Fay In Opening Industrial Play-Off
Steel and Tubes, Inc., rolled to a 21–4 opening win over Perry Fay in the M.C.A. Industrial League playoff. Jerry Gaines led the Tubes with 18 points while Johnny Barkaes added 12, and Joe Yarra contributed eight as the Tubes built a large halftime lead and maintained edge through the second half. Perry Fay saw strong early offense but could not keep pace, with Marzin adding seven for Perry Fay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chuck Hupp
TT Steel and Tubes, Inc
Perry Fay
Furnace
Jerry Gaines
Joe Yarra
Gaines
Obertin High School
Johnny “Twiges” Barkaes
John Lit
Bob Carr
Joe Yarsa
Johnny Marzin
Yarsa
SPORT PICKUPS AND RINGSIDE NOTES IN 1933 ACCOUNTS
Sports roundup covers Isabel Lodge Sloane racing totals, heavyweight talk about Delphinian and other Derby contenders, Smallwood versus Marino clash details including nose injury, Mielearek’s amateur crown note, and YMCA Industrial League playoff moves involving the Perry Fay and Tubes teams with focus on title chances and potential challenges from Hi Speeds.
Tri County Loop Plans Eight Team Baseball Circuit
Tri County Loop restructures with eight teams planned for March. Representatives from North Olmsted, Sandusky Clover Leafs, Sandusky Shamrocks and Glen Rogers attended, with Shamrocks likely as Sandusky Peninsula. Other managers present included Avon Lake and Lorain Dairy officials, with umpire assignment to be decided at the April league meeting.
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Tri- County Baseball League
Chronicle-Telegram
Ieep
North Olamdasky Shamrock Rogers Motors
Rummer Funeral Home
Eli- Tia
Har TY Cruickshank
Ed Gesener
North Olmsted
Ed Spray
Rezzie Hotz
Sandusky Clover Leafs
Ed Dusold
George Vox
Sandusky Shamrocks
George Jarcox
Glen Rogers
Shamrocks
Sandusky Peninsns
Tri-County Soop
Bill Arndt
Mr. Green
Avon Lake
Tam
Last Sason
Frank
Rich Toto) Kovach
Lorain Home
Martin
Keller's Island
Elyria Lumber Pin Team Beats Eldotread in Bowling Match
Elyria Lumber pinned Eldotread Supply 2 games to none in three-game series at St. John's Lutheran. R Munz led scorers with 344 for high set across the two wins. Maurice Stark top Eldotread with 209 as best individual.
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Elyria Lumber
Eldotread Supply
Floria Lumber
St. John’s Lutheran
R. Munz
Maurice Stark
Eldotread
Elyria Bamber Pei
Leaders Change In A. B. C. Tourney In Indianapolis
In Indianapolis on March 31 1 P M leaders shifted in the American Bowling Congress event standings. A Slanina and M Straka of Chicago seized the two man lead with 1347 pins. Herman Beth of Chicago moved to the all events lead with 1970 pins, 22 ahead of the next, aided by a 683 singles score and a 279 game. He and F Lager posted 1259 in doubles, including a 287 game.
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Indiaxapolis
Mareh
American Bowling Congress
A. Slanina
M- Straka
Chicago
Herman Beth
F. Lager
Bowling Captains Meet On Wednesday In City League
Bowling team captains from the city will gather Wednesday at 7:29 p m in the Knight of Columbus rooms. Tom Ball, president of the City Bowling League, calls the session to set dates for a handicap tournament open to all bowlers in the circuit.
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Knight of Columbiaeludroons
Tom Ball
City Bowling League
Cir
Novice Champ Is Beaten On Lorain Card
Joe Skelly of Cleveland defeated local novice Mielcarek in five rounds at Moose Hall Lorain. Skelly’s left hand flustered the Lorainite as Smallwood, Booth, Pirrone, and Gonzales also scored notable wins on the amateur card that drew about 498 spectators.
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Joe Mielearek
Cing
Mielearek
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Golden Stoves
Mielcarek
Lorain County
K. O. Schroeder
Butch Binder
Mietearek
Miflcaker
Lorain
Joe Skelly
Cleveland
Coll
Gollen Grove
Dlea Fig
Skelly
Moose Hall
Long
Mielvarek
Skellly
Fong
Loraiite
Meilearek
Joe Spino
Spiro! A
Smallwood
Ili
Gussie
Eivica
Babe Marino
Golden Gloves
Mérine
Iman
Marina
Booth
Kaye
Art Booth
Eiyran
Joe Haysak
Haysak
Harsak
Joe Pirrone
Puncho Em Pani
Jesse Gorzales
Paul Celorada
Adolph Erre
Arnold Atkinson
Chuck Antenat
Janes Pri
F. Cswbak
Ate Miller
Dick Schroeder
Sammy Marshcn
Charles Marshall
Joe Petrosker
Joe Gaynor
Tist McMahon
Cincinnati Defends Volleyball Title
Cincinnati the defending volleyball champion of the Ohio Municipal Recreation Association will meet Bowling Green in the first round of the annual tournament at Ohio State University. Saturday matchups include Canton against Ohio University and Dayton against Cleveland.
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Columbus
Cincinnati
Ohio Municipal Recreation Association
Bowling Green
Ohio State Universe
Samima
Clyde
Canton
Ohio University
Daxston
Ciervei
Baseball Results Highlights From Exhibition Games
In a busy exhibition slate, United Press summary shows Boston losing 4 to 3 to Milwaukee, Philadelphia defeating Chicago and Cleveland edging New York in tight contests. Results emphasize early-season form with notable performances across teams.
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Es United Presa
Ny Ff
Boston
Milwaukee
Andi
Philadelpheny
Chicago
Cleveland
Fans Hope Angelo Can Top Schaeffer In Rialto Wrestling
Promoter Dan Morris brings two hour two out of three falls clash between Angelo and Schaeffer at the Rialto Theatre with Yaqui Joe and Paul Murdock on the undercard. Murdock faces Sailor Watkins in a notable bout as Sly McLain headlines the semi final. A ten minute home talent shin diz opens at 8 30 p m with a strong crowd expected.
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Ernle Braden
Martonio Anteio
Rialto Theatre
Anthe
Sulfaio
Schaeffer
Dan Morris
Morris
Yaqui Joe
Mexico City
Paul Murdock
Buffalo
New York
Murdock
Suifor Watkins
Sanduski
Sly McLain
Officials' Ass'n Plans Series Of Football Clinics
Ry FRANK WALEND Mares plans to hold a series Football clinics and a golf tournament the X North ern Ohin OFf Association held its final meeting at the Gables last night with two guests in attendance. The decision to sponsor the clinics in conjunction with the association's rules interpretation program early in September was unanimous. Tentative plans were made to hold at least two and possibly three clinics in Elyria and Ashland where fields are available. Officials from Elyria High and Ashland College favored the plan and offered cooperation. The suggestion to hold clinics was made by Res B. Cimer athletic director at Ely High. The clinics will be open to the public. The association voted to write to H. Townsend Ohio commissioner of athletics. The aim is to reorganize all officials to affiliate with local groups to improve oversight and competence. Local organizations would provide closer contact than the state association. A. W. Collins, president of the Nertham Ohio Association, said the plan would improve officiating for the state scholastic basketball tournament. The meeting also discussed selecting officials by a new plan rather than appointment. Robert T. Moore and Elsha were in charge. a light luncheon followed.
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Ry Frank Walend Mares
X Northern Ohin Off Association
Gables
Fom
Sepember
Elyria High School
Ashland College
Heart
Br Res B. Cimer
Els High School
Association
H.R. Townsend
Ohio
Rus
Northern Ohio Group
State Association
Acsohat
A. W. Collins
Nertham Ohio Association
Robert T. Moore
Ohio Gridders Report Today For Spring Training
Ohio State football opens spring drills under coach Francis A. Schmidt with 65 candidates listed but only about 40 to 30 players expected to report for the five week session. The emphasis will be on fundamentals and inter squad scrimmages to assess weaknesses despite a veteran lineup and lettermen returning.
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Columbus
Francis A. Sehmidt
Ohio State
Sehmidt
Bochmidt
Bucks
Schmidt
Maumee Dairy Bowlers Compete at Indianapolis Tourney
Members of the Maumee Dairy bowling team returned from Indianapolis after competing in the A. F. C. tournament. The doubles team of George Hess and Frank Traxler posted a score of 2.620 while Ed Robinson led singles with 3 332. the squad failed to place among the leaders in any event.
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Maumee Dairy
Indianapolis
George Hess
Frank Traxler
Maumee
Ed Robinson
Jackson's Whip Crawford Team In Final Match
The Jackson’s Whip Jackson’s Wail Paper defeated Crawford Men’s Wear in two of three games to finish seventh year in City Bowling League. Weber rolled 269, tying a season best. Crawford’s Hnipper posted 6’3 for second best. The win secures Jackson’s fifth place and a potential fourth, while Crawford ends near the cellar.
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Weber
Jackson
Crawford
Tackoon Wall Paper Banick
Wendr . Brenman
Meran Pweller
Burten
Girls Industrial Softball League Organized at Meeting
An industrial softball league was formed by factory representatives meeting at the YWCA. Five teams enroll and play twice weekly starting in March with the first round seedings and schedule drafted, inviting more teams to join. Named teams include Troxel Company Worthington Ball Company General Industries Western Automatic Independents.
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YS W.C
Troxel Company
Connie Pasadyn
Margaret Eschye
Worthington Ball
June Garford
Florence Reese
General Industries
Edna Hines
Hilda Gillis
Western Atomatic
Mary Valerius
Merry Blair
Genevieve Orloski
Mark Troxel
Worthington
Ma Western Automatic
Independents
Western Automatic
Troxel
Marenera; Industries
Buck line star and All-America chair replacement at center
The OF coach plans to replace Captain Gomer Jones at center. Jon, a standout on the Buck line, and a prominent All-America chair, played the major portion of every same fast fail.
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Gomer Jones
Jon
Buck
Grimm Likes Cubs Repeating In National League Race
Chicago manager Charley Grimm speaks of a veteran roster in spring training on Catalina Island and Florida. He expects the Cubs to repeat as NL champions, citing solid pitching led by Lon Warneke and a nearly intact batting order led by Hartnett Klein and Hack.
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Grimm
Chicago Cubs
Stuart Caveron
United Press
Clarwater
Fla
Tani
Catalina Island
Wey
Brooklyn
Charley Grimm
Torr
St. Lewis
Ehamps
St. Louis
New York
Pitts
Pirates
Bucs
Cubs
Isie
Florida
Womeha
Lonnie Warneke
Cub
Augie Galan
Bill Herman
Chuck Klein
Gabby Hartnett
Frank Demares
Charles Grinman
Stan Hack
Bills Jurges
Lon Warneke
Hugh Casey
Gene Lillard
Los Angeles
Warneke
Bill Lee
Larry French
Charley Root
Tex Carleton
Fabian Kowalik
Roy Henshaw
Clay Brvrant
George “Tuck] Stainback
Sports cut short by exnie braden
Amateur boxers from across the country compete for national titles in Cleveland Public Hall on April 15 16 and 17. Eight boys will represent the Southeastern Association AAU led by Bob Breslin son of Jack Breslin. Del Genio defeated Wesley Ramer before 4 000 in New York as Ramer’s bid faded. The New York Giants routed the Indians 10 to 4 in Alexandria Louisiana Cavalero a Derby hopeful trains in Cleveland with strong promise. Tri County League talks progress smoothly though rivalries loom in upcoming meetings. Question asks who managed the Chicago White Sox before Lew Fonseca in 1923 27. Hal Trosky led 1935 AL first basemen in putouts with 158.
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Cleveland Public Hall
Southeastern Association
Bob Breslin
Jack Britton
Bresling
New York Giants
Cleveland Indians
Alexandria
Cavalero
John Salinski
Cleveland
Omaha
Chronicle-Telegram
Wio
Chicago White Sox
Lew Fonseca
Hal Trosky
Ohio State Golf Team Announces Eight Match Schedule
In Columbus on March 31 officials said Ohio State's golf squad will play eight matches and compete in the Big Ten championship tournament this season. The announcement highlights the season’s early slate and team participation in conference play.
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Ohio State
Columbus
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New York Boxing Commission
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