Lorain Elks Sponsor North Central Ohio Amateur Boxing Tourney
About 150 amateurs from 30 cities in North Central Ohio will box May 15 22 at Hotel Antlers Auditorium. Lorain Lodge No 1361 B P O E Elks sponsor the North Central Ohio Elks boxing tournament with trophies for winners and runners up. Finalists win a day out at the Lorain Elks expense. Elyria Lorain entrants expected. Dick Finnegan and Charley White assist. Entry blanks available in Elyria at Elks Club Finnegan’s Bakery Charley White or Chronicle Telegram Sports Editor.
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Lorain Lodge No. 1361
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Ohio Elks
Lorain Elks
Elyria
Lorain
Simon Pures
Dick Finegan
Charley White
Elks
Elks Club
Finnegan’s Bakery
Chronicle-Telegram
Scott Stars As High Freshmen Defeat Berea
Elyria High tracksters beat Berea High Fresh 47 to 30 at Ely Stadium. Joe Scott won four events pole vault shot put high jump and broad jump for 20 points. Filimon was second with 11 1 4 points and Keleman added 9 1 4 points in a victory flagged by multiple event wins.
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W. L. Vaughn
Elyria High Tracksters
Berea High Fresh
Ely Stadium
Scott
Filimon
Keleman
Zacharias
Vance
Kaminski
Mannie
Hold Free Swim Week Begins Monday At Y
The Chronicle Telegram and the YMCA sponsor Elvira boys free swim week starting next Monday through Saturday. Daily sessions run 4 to 12 years old at 4 PM and 14 to 17 at 4:30 PM on weekdays, with Saturday morning hours. A coupon from The Chronicle Telegram grants free pool access. Followed by Learn to Swim for non-swimmers with free instruction.
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Chronicle-Telegram
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Elyria
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Mat Results By United Press at New York
United Press reports a page of scattered track results with names including Mavis court California Gino Gari bald Italy Hans Kampfer Germany Henry Piers Holland Bull Komar Lithuania Ivan Vernshop Russia Clift Olsen Minneapolis Charley Blach stock Oklahoma among the entries.
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United Press
New York
Dich Maviscourt
California
Gino Garibald
Italy
Hans Kampfer
Germany
Henry Piers Holland
Miami Track Faces Freshmen in 4 Practice Meet
Miami's track and field varsity met the freshman squad in a four event practice meet in Oxford Ohio. The Michigan Normal meet was canceled as the visiting team could not cover Miami's travel expenses to Ypsilanti.
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Miami
Michigan Normal
Michigan
Miamis
Ypsilanti
Wesleyan Cops Cincinnati in Buckeye Baseball Clash
Ohio Wesleyan defeated Cincinnati 10 to 6 in a Buckeye conference baseball game here Friday.
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Wesleyan Cops
Cincinnati
Ohio Wesleyan
Buckeye
Frida
Illini Netters Top Cincinnati 4 3 In Tight Match
Illinois defeated Cincinnati 4 to 3 in a close tennis clash. Noting the article mentions Jimmy Ring Jr son of a former mound star, with a brief aside about his dad Ring and Wingo. The text also oddly references a Brooklyn team and a junior pitcher with a one hitter outing.
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Illinois
Cincinnati
University of Illinois
University of Cincinnati
Jimmy Ring, JR
Ring
Wingo
Brooklyn Tigh
Eddie Fallenstin Emerges From Newark Sandlots
Braves right-hander Eddie Fallenstin, who halted the New York Giants and snapped Carl Hubbell's winning streak, is revealed as a product of Newark New Jersey sandlots and early local play.
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Braves
New York Giants
Carl Hubbell
Newark
Rabbit Maranville hits 2500th major league hit
Boston Braves infielder Rabbit Maranville records his 2500th major league hit. The milestone comes with his ninth homer of the season.
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Rabbit Maranville
Boston Braves
Allison and Lutter win in opening Davis Cup zone matches
The United States leads Mexico 2-0 after singles as Wilmer Allison defeats Ricardo Tapia 4-6 6-3 6-4 and Clifford Sutter beats Esteben Reyes 6-1 6-0 6-1. Lott and Van Rin favored to seal the series in the doubles.
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Mexico City
United States
Mexico
George M. Lott, Jr
John van Rin
Alfonso Anda
Eduardo Mestre
Wilmer Allison
Texas
Ricardo Tapia
Clifford Sutter
New Orleans
Esteben Reyes
Fight Night Results Across Cities
Boxers from multiple cities staged bouts with varied outcomes. Pete Degrasse edged Jimmy Thomas in Pittsburgh while Johnny Hines defeated Jimmy Mack in Philadelphia. Tommy Jones defeated Gordon Donohue in New York as Ray Rivera stopped Frankie Ferrante in Porto Rico. Speedy Dado claimed the Hollywood bantam title by decision over Joe Tieken in Sacramento. Other results featured Don Kennedy over Rod Alcantera and Emil Jure drawing Tony Chavez in a chaotic lineup of early boxing.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Pete Degrasse
New York
Jimmy Thomas
Johnny Hines
Jimmy Mack
Philadelphia
Tommy Jones
Harlem
Gordon Donohue
West Side
Ray Rivera
Porto Rico
Frankie Ferrante
Grooklyn
Hollywood
Speedy Dado
California
Joe Tieken
Sacramento
Georgia Hansard
Vlax Tarles
Don Kennedys
Rod Alcantera
Emil Jure
Tony Chavez
Victor Vienna
Johnny Berto
Bobb. Olvias
Pereanga
Georgie Goodman
Rosenbloom Defeats Belanger for Light Heavy Title Claim
Maxie Rosenbloom of New York defeated Charlie Belanger of Canada in Jeffersonville Indiana to claim the world's light heavy weight championship. Belanger had been the Canadian claimant to the same title with 170 pounds. The decision was rendered in a match featuring two prominent title claims.
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Jeffersonville
Ind
Maxie Rosenbloom
New York
Charlie Belanger
Canada
Middleweight Bout Narrowly Goes to Shade Over Firon
Louisville challenger Dave Shade outpoints Henri Firon of Louisville in a tight middleweight decision. Shade builds late momentum to seal the win on points as both fighters exchange blows throughout the bout.
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Louisville
Dave Shade
Los Angeles
Henri Firon
Major League Leaders By United Press Leaders
Leading hitters include Schulte of the Senators with 41 hits in 112 at bats and a .410 average. Fredrick of the Dodgers has 18 runs batted in while Gehrig and Ruth are noted with strong home run counts for the Yankees. Other top names include Foxx with the Athletics and Hartnett of the Cubs in RBI and hits tallies.
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United Preas
H Petschult
Senators
Fredrick Dodgers
West Browns
Foxx Athletics
Gehrig Yankees
Hartnett Cubs
Ales
TEAMS PLAY SUNDAY LAKE AVENUE ACES V STOP 5 INDEPENDENTS
The Lake Avenue Aces meet the Stop 5 Independents in a 3 o'clock game on the Stop 5 diamond. Players listed to report include J. Hogan R. Collier C Leonard R Leslie H Burton EF Bursball B Stryker L Cotton and C Bursball.
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Lake Avenue Aces
J. Hogan
R. Collier
C Leonard
R Leslie
H Burton
EF. Bursball
B Stryker
L. Cotton
C. Bursball
All American Association Games Postponed in Columbus
All American Association games were postponed yesterday in Columbus due to rain and cold weather, with the LI schedule affected.
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Columbus
All American Association
New London Beats Mansfield 70 to 57 in Track Meet
New London High tracksters captured their fourth straight win by beating Mansfield Reserves 70 to 57 in Mansfield. Fuller and Norris led with 11 points each. Fuller swept the 120 Yard High and 220 Yard low hurdles while Norris won the 100 and 220 yard dashes. Previously New London had defeated Vermilion, won the North High league meet, and beat Milan.
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New London High
Mansfield
Fuller
Norris
New London
Vermilion
Milan
Reds Furnish Surprise In National League
Cincinnati Reds under Donie Bush upset the pennant race by outplaying four of five clubs. They beat the New York Giants 8 to 6 as Ray Kolp earned the win and drove in the go ahead run. Brooklyn fell to sixth with a 4 to 2 loss to Pittsburgh. Pepper Martin sparked the Cardinals 5 to 3 over the Phillies. No American League games were played.
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Jack Cuddy
York
Truse
Cincinnati
Reds
Donie Bush
Bush
New York Giants
Ray Kolp
Benny Frey
Brooklyn
Pirates
Huck Betts
Braves
Charley Root
Boston
Cubs
Bill Urbanski
Baxter Jordan
Betts
Rootsach
Pepper Martin
Oardinals
Phillies
Frank Pearce
Ad Liska
Bill Walker
Lease Brook Park Track Brook Park Speedway Plans
Newell Barr and Cleveland associates lease Brook Park Speedway to host motor speed programs with a 25 mile race on a half mile track on May 28. Barr, 1928 R. & R. trophy winner for dirt track victories, retired in 1931 to develop racing motors.
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Newell Barr
Cleveland Associates
Brook Park Speedway
Barr
Hardwares to Meet A's in Lorain Sunday Softball Clash
The Elyria Hardwares will face the Vine Street A's of Lorain in a softball game at Roosevelt diamond tomorrow afternoon. First pitch is set for 2 oclock.
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Elyria Hardwares
Vine Street A’s
Lorain
Roosevelt Diamond
Miami Beats Marshall In Buckeye Conference Win
Leo Kelley, Miami's veteran pitcher, earned his second Buckeye conference victory of the season Friday by holding Marshall College to nine hits and guiding the RedHawks to an 8 to 4 win. Miami totaled 17 hits off Belcher and Kincaid.
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MIAMI
Marshall
Oxford
Leo Kelley
Buckeye
Marshall College
Belcher
Kincaid
Ashland Golf Team Opens Season with Win over Mount Union
Ashland college golf team opened its season with a 11 to 2 victory over Mount Union in Ashland on Friday. Captain led by example as Ashland posted a strong season debut at home.
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Trim MT. Union
Ashland
Ashland College
Mount Union
Rain Cancels Ohio State vs Indiana Baseball Game
Rain in Bloomington forces cancellation of the scheduled Ohio State at Indiana baseball game on Friday. No makeup date announced.
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Bloomington
Ind
Ohio State
Indiana
Bittners Meet Bittners At Grafton In Practice Romance
Lorain County baseball fans expect a heated workout tomorrow as Ben Bittner's Funeral Home faces Barney Bittner's Cash Markets in Grafton. The cousins back rival squads preparing for the Tri County league opener next Sunday with full rosters and multiple pitchers on the mound.
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Lorain County
Ben Bittner
Grafton
Barney Bittner
Ben
Barney
Motor Express set to host LaGrange in Sunday clash
Motor Hapress faces Tri County rival LaGrange Lumbers at Els Stadium in the second meeting of the season after LaGrange won 3-2 earlier. Franko returns from a sore arm to pitch with Hastings Poulson or Stark in support as Sam Porciello boosts the infield. First pitch is 3 PM with a hoped-for large LaGrange turnout.
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Tri-County Baseball League
Motor Hapress
Els Stadium
LaGrange
Lorain Nats
Express
Mac McDermott
Lumbers
Franko
Lorain High School
Ford Hastings
Poulson
Nats
Stark
Chuck Coen
Reichert
Oleska
Menz
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Lorain
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Cleveland
Ely Stadium
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H. & S. Bakers
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Norwalk
Keller News
St. Benedict’s, Lawrentians
Bartuiek Clothiers
Y-Indus Softball Team Holds Practice at Franklin Diamond
The Y-Indus softball team will practice Monday afternoon at Franklin diamond at 4 30. Players are asked to take notice.
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Y-Indus
Franklin Diamond
Cherry Ridge Public Links Team Meeting and Women’s Golf
A Cherry Ridge public links team meeting is set for tomorrow at 10 AM at the club with players including Lloyd Lasky Chick Slocum Howard Stanford Bob Birch Lann Schafer Harry Marsh Heinie Fisher Selson Krugman Dale White Claude Geisel Chuck Rudy Jay Hoff man Stan Wachock and Roy Miller manager. The first blind par of the season will be awarded prizes for low net and low gross. A separate meeting of ladies interested in golf will be held Thursday at 2 PM at Cherry Ridge with details to be announced next week.
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Cherry Ridge Public Links
Lloyd Lasky
Chick Slocum
Howard Stanford
Bob Birch Lann Schafer
Harry Marsh
Heinie Fisher
Selson Krugman
Dale White
Claude Geisel
Chuck Rudy
Jay Hoffman
Stan Wachock
Roy Miller
Cheirs Ridge
Cherry Ridge
Braves Pitcher Huck Betts Delivers In 11th Inning Rally
United Press reports Huck Betts of the Braves started a decisive rally with an 11th inning single in a mound duel against Charley Root of Chicago. Pepper Martin scored four runs and homered for the Cardinals in their win over the Phillies. Roy Kolp of Cincinnati pitched five innings in relief, allowing three hits and driving in the winning run.
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United Press
Huck Betts
Braves
Charley Root
Chicago
Pepper Martin
Cardinals
Phillies
Roy Kolp
Cincinnati
Indians Yanks Open Series In Cleveland Start
The rainout yesterday pushed the opener of a three game series to today in Cleveland. Wesley Ferrell faces the Yankees who lead the AL. Russell Van Atta will start for New York. A doubleheader is set for Sunday to make up yesterday's rainout.
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van Atta
Cleveland
Cleveland Indians
New York Yankees
Wesley Ferrell
Tribe
Yankee
Yanks
Indians
Russell van Atta
Yankees
Baseball Doubleheader Postponed by Rain and Cold
Yesterday's results show all games postponed due to rain and cold conditions. Today schedules include New York at Cleveland Philadelphia at St Louis Washington at Detroit Boston at Chicago with New York at Boston and Chicago at Cincinnati among other matchups.
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St Louis
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Chicago
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Brooklyn
Cincinnati
America’ League
National Leagle
Tub Sue Crew
Oddball College Matchups Echo Across North Cities
Results show Fedan at Wilwaukee and Columbus at Kansas Cit with Indianapolis at Winneapolis and Louisville at St Paul. Westerday's scores feature Montreal 7 Newark 4 and Jersey City 2 Buffalo Bochester Alban. Baltimore 11 Toronto Alban 3 at Buffalo. Baltimore at Montreal. Tersey City at Toronto. Newark at Rochester.
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Jerges City
Motors Pitcher Sheldon Denies No-Hit Claim in Cascade Park Game
Hi-Speeds manager Jack Plas disputes Glen Rogers Motors game Thursday at Cascade Park. Plas says the contest lasted four innings, not seven, so not a regulation game. He also claims Motors used their own scorekeeper and that Hi-Speeds had two hits in the four innings.
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Glen Rogers Motors
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Cascade Park
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Plas
Motors
Derby Field Narrowed as Fingal Boiler Maker Scratch
The Kentucky Derby field was cut to 19 as Fingal and Boiler Maker, both Col. E. R. Bradley entries, and Calumet Farm’s Warren Jr. were scratched. Ladysman heads the favored runners with Head Play a strong second choice as rain-threatened Churchill Downs prepares for the 59th running.
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Warren JR
Louisville
Boilermaker
Col. E. R. Bradley
Calumet Farm
Londos Pesek to Clash May 19 in Cleveland Public Hall
Jim Londos world heavyweight champion meets challenger John Pesek in a long-awaited title bout at the Public Auditorium in Cleveland on May 19. Promoter Charley Marotta secured the match after bidding against top wrestling cities and months of negotiations. Ed White manages Londos as the historic encounter ends years of pursuit.
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Jim Lordos
John Pesek
Charley Marotta
Marotta
Adonis
Londos
Ed White
Chicago
Londos-Pesek
Jockey Bernard Hanford Dies After Pimlico Spill
Bernard Hanford a 21 year old jockey from Omaha Nebraska died from a fractured skull after a spill in the sixth race at Pimlico He was slated to ride Audley Farm s Trace Call in the Kentucky Derby.
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Bernard
Buddy) Hanford
Omaha
Neb
Audley Farm
Trace Call
Official Derby Field for 59th Kentucky Derby
The Ken tucky derby field for the 59th running lists 21 entries in race six for 3-year-olds over 14 miles with weights from 112 to 136. Notable contenders include Head Play at 4 to 1 and Ladisman at 8 to 5 with others like Pompoleon Kerry Batch and Spiscon shown with various odds. Withdrawals and multiple entries mark the field as weather showers are expected to clear by afternoon for post time.
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United Press
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Catawba Farm
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