Commish halts controversial Moose Coliseum wrestling bout
At Moose Coliseum ERNIE BRADEN reports the Lotein Sports Commission stopped a planned match between Harry Ekizian of Armenia and Joe Hackenschmidt after repeated grappling and improvised actions by Burns substitute caused a near riot. The contest was ruled a no contest and featured a crude first fall, with Moran beating Wolfe in a separate semi final and a draw in the Jacobson vs Chance curtain raiser.
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Armenia
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Shecommish
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Ckenschmidt
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Burns
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Izlen
Erminian
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Hackenschmidt
Harry
Toledean
Moran
Wolfe
Fred
Wild Bil Jacobson
Mike Chance
Chance
Frank Noever
Pacers and Trotters Training Featured at Stable Yard
The article covers Pacers ad Trotters training updates for several horses. It notes times like 2:08 and 2:17, mentions trainers Behamahorn Clement and Walker, and discusses ongoing prep through winter with workouts and pacing aims. It emphasizes caretaking, workouts, and the public witnessing track work as horses prepare to resume training in spring.
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MckKlyon P. Clement
Mr. Dougis
Clement
Hamas Defeats Loughran in Philadelphia Bout
Tommy Loughran, veteran heavyweight from Philadelphia, staged a comeback but was knocked out by Steve Hamas in ten rounds. The 14,000 fans at Convention Hall booed the decision, feeling Loughran deserved the win. Reporters at ringside split on the verdict.
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Tommy Loughran
Steve Hamas
Penn State Grid
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Hamas
New York
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Senators Cubs Installed Favorites To Cop Flags
In early season pennant chatter Jack Doyle sets betting odds with Chicago Cubs and Washington Senators as favorites in the NL and AL. Cards Athletics lag as Reds surge. wild pitches by Hallahan flank Cardinals win over Phillies. rainouts hit Boston Pittsburgh and New York Chicago schedules.
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Jack Doyle
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Athletics
Expedition to claimed wilderness for Hoover and United States
Henry McLemore recounts a rugged trek by Schmeling, Jacobs, Johnston and reporters from Rhinecliff to a remote Hudson Valley clearing as a potential training site. Amid fanfare, Jacob’s party camps at night claiming a wild, bear watched spot and envisions a grand lodge with indoor ring, pool, and golf purse as a bold national claim.
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United Press
Ges Kill Lodge
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Falks
Herbert Hoover
United States
P. von Hindenburg
Waterland
Joe Jacobs
Jacobs
Schmelling
Sharkley
Jimmy Johnston
Great Lodge
Les
Youngstown Fort Wayne Tie For Central Lead
In Dayton Ohio on May 12 the Central League pennant race remains tight as Youngstown and Fort Wayne share first place while three teams chase. Akron beat Dayton 5 1 to 1 lifting Akron and Dayton to third place and South Bend joins a three way tie. A rain cancelation allowed Youngstown to reach the top tied mark as Erie Sailors and Buckeyes did not play.
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Godoout
Eastern Heights Flash Juniors Seek Games in Lorain County
The Eastern Heights Flash Juniors seek games with Class C teams in Lorain County. Junior Elliott at 334 Oxford Avenue invites interested players to try out for pitcher and catcher. write to the given address for details.
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Lorain County
Junior Elliott
Oxford Avenue
A A Meeting Of Owners In Chicago Discusses Attracting Fans
Chicago May 12 The American Association owners met at the call of President T J Hickey to discuss ways and means to draw more readers to the schedule and increase attendance. The plan to attract more fans was the central topic of discussion.
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Chicago
American Association
T. J. Hickey
U S Davis Cup Team Favored Over Mexico
In New Orleans on May 12 the United States Davis Cup team prepared for the Mexico ties and was listed as a two to one favorite. Ellsworth Vines and Wilmer Allison led the singles, with John Van Ryn and Francis K. Shields showing solid form. Van Ryn and Allison to team for doubles, Shields possible in second singles as the L S team pushed toward victory.
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Mexico
Ellsworth Vines
Wilmer Allison
Texas
John van Ryn
Philadelphia
Francis K. Shields
New York
van Ryn
Allison
Shields
Wellington Boy Sets B A A Mark in Vault Record
Sheldon Rowland of Wellington and Ohio University broke the Buckeye Athletic Association pole vault mark with 12 feet 7.5 inches at a track meet against Miami University in Wellington. It was his second straight meet with a new best, after vaulting 12 feet 1 inch against Marietta. Rowland, son of Mr and Mrs Ralph Rowland, also competed in javelin.
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Sheldon Rowland
Ohio University
Buckere Athletic Association
Miami University
Rowland
Marietta
Russ Kepler
Ohio U
Miami
Ralph Rowland
OShocker Wins Over Clinkstock in Cleveland Bout
Pi-Pat OShocker, Warren Ohio favorite son heavyweight, used a reverse scissors hold to pin Jim Clinkstock, Indian heavyweight, to the mat after 24 minutes of action before about 1 000 spectators. OShocker rallied for a bold comeback before applying the decisive grip.
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Pat O’shocker
Warren, Q
Jim Clinkstock
O'Shocker
Catholic Schools Track Meet Opens in Columbus
Two hundred athletes from Zanesville Columbus Newark and other central Ohio cities converge for the Third Annual Catholic School Track and Field Meet in Columbus with preliminaries Saturday morning and finals Saturday afternoon George Simpson former Ohio State sprinter was to appear in an exhibition but will not run due to an old leg injury. he will serve as an official instead.
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Zanesville
Newark
Ohio
George Simpson
Ohio State
Simpson
Odd Fellows and Church Team Clash at Cascade Park
The Odd Fellows and Second Congregational softball teams will clash at Cascade Park Friday evening at 6:00. Announcement issued today urges all Odd Fellows players to note the upcoming game.
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Odd Fellows
Second Congregational
Cascade Park
Elyria High Cinder Stars Shine at County Meet
Luke Boyson, senior athlete at Elyria High, anchors the 856 yard delay and broad jumps, aims for Erie League record at Lakewood meet. He broke the local broad jump record in the All County meet but was bested by Fields of Oberlin on his last jump, with Fields winning as Boyson seeks a new mark near 19 feet 8 1 2 inches.
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Luke Boyson
Luke
Boyson
Oberlin
C. A
Indians Open 3-Game Series With Sox Today
The Cleveland Indians, after rain ruined two Washington games, push into a three game set with the Boston Red Sox. Boston sits in last place while Cleveland expects a strengthened club to flip the table in 1932. Mel Harder was slated to start for Cleveland.
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Cleveland Indians
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Red Sox
Redskins
Sox
Tribe
Indians
Mel Harder
Standings and Results Across League Games
Yesterday and today show mixed results with rain and cold affecting many games. Brooklyn and St. Louis combined for 12 rings to 4 against Cincinnati, while New York faced Chicago in rain and Boston met Pittsburgh under wet conditions. Additional results include Columbus 10, Kansas City 3, Minneapolis 9, Indianapolis 4, and Saint Paul 4 with Toledo at Milwaukee rain.
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Guthries Bakery Meet Krugman Transits Team
The softball team formerly Johnson Oils will play as Guthrie's Grocery and Bakery this season. They open tonight at 6:00 against Krugman Transits ip at the Roosevelt diamond, two local organizations involved in the community sports scene.
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Meet Krugman Transits
Johnson Oils
Guthrie's Grocery and Bakery
Krugman Transits
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Roosevelt Diamond
Hardware team holds meeting for softball tryouts
United Press records Ruth singled in three at bats while Gehrig had two singles in four. Simmons, Hack Wilson, and Bill Terry were idle. Hardware store calls all players of the Day's Hardware softball team to attend tonight's 6:20 meeting, with tryouts invited, according to Manager Clarence Stuckey.
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United Press
Ruth
Lou Gehrig
al Simmons
Hack Wilson
Bill Terry
Clarence Stuckey
Elyria and Lorain Set For Lake Erie League Clash Tomorrow
Elyria High prepares for a Lake Erie League baseball game at Ely Stadium against Lorain High as weather disrupts practice. Roy Clymer hopes for clearer skies and a brisk workout before a potential pitcher's duel between Jones and Karpinski. Starting lineups are not yet listed, with Sanders and Elliott providing recent spark in Medina win. Game slated for 3 45 p m.
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Medina
Ciimer
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Postpone Races At Ravenna Fairgrounds
Ravenna O May 12 The running races at the Ravenna Fair Grounds track were postponed Wednesday and today due to weather conditions. The race program will be resumed Friday with racing planned for Friday and Saturday.
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Ravenna Fair Grounds
Ravenna
Miami Favored To Win Buckeye Title
Granville May 12 Five of the eight Buckeye Conference members enter the Seventh Buckeye Track and Field Championships at Denison University May 27 and 28. Participants include Ohio University Miami Ohio Wesleyan Cincinnati and Denison. Wittenberg Depauw and Wabash do not enter. Miami is favored to win with strong competition from Ohio Wesleyan and Denison.
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Miami
Ohio Wesleyan
Detison
Leading Hitters in the American League
Player crib style listing shows Foxx Phils 21 78 34 94 436 Reynolde Walt 1981 18 MM ARO Dickey NY IRG& 18 37 .406 Walker Det 18 46 11 24 irter Cleve 25 194 31 36 246 Leader a year ago today Bath New York 426
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Reynolde
Walt
Aro Dickey
N.Y
IRG
Walker
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Irter
Cleve
Bath
New York
Ridge Driving Contest Won By Heinie Fisher
Rain reduced attendance at the first Wednesday Ret-together golf session at Cherry Birgs. Twenty five golfers completed 18 holes between showers. Hessie Fisher of Elyria won the driving contest with 240 yards, Nelson Kruze second with 215 yards. Howard Stanford posted the low score for 9 holes with 39.
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Hessie Fisher
Elyria
Nelson Kruzeman
Howard Stanford
Hlyrk
Columbus Flags Kaysees 10-3 in Soaked Dutch Game
Columbus suffered a 10 to 3 loss to the Red Birds as the team slipped from division lead in Blue territory. Indianapolis dropped 9 to 4 to Minneapolis while St Paul beat Louisville 2 to 1 in a troubled day. Toledo and Milwaukee did not play due to cold weather in Wisconsin.
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Kansas City
Redbirds
Indianapolis
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Louisville
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