Elyria High Track Team Sends Fourteen Runners
Elyria High enters a fourteen member squad in the district track meet with Joe Seat as a leading returning performer. The team faces strong east division rivals at Cleveland Heights, while Collinwood looms as a favorite in team honors. Other Elyria runners include Decker, Lundblad, and Gedeon in multiple events as the squad aims for state finals.
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Crimson Flyers
Lakewood ‘Field
Cleveland
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Jobe Adams
Elyria
Lakewood
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Cobus
WEQ
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Chuck Decker
Dor Hull
Scort
Joe Seat
Joe
Lungblad
Refus Pierce Collinwood
Bosing
Owt
Des Mile Rou
Jenner
Sperrf
Scott
Dee
Decker
J. Smith
Pole Yazit
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Hiatt
Hart
Smith
Rucker
reiar—Barr
Price
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Cleveland Heights
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Bold Venture Set for Pimlico Preakness Run
Sonny Worsman and Wayne Wright ride Bold Venture in the $25,000 Pimlico Preakness tomorrow. Brookmeade stable’s Georgie Woolf will steer the Derby winner, with chances of Bold Venture favored over Bir orny and Filstring in the Derby mix. Other sports notes include district track and bowling season plans, coaching moves, and local league official changes.
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Wayne Wright
Bold Venture
Georgie Woolf
Isabel Dodge Stoane
Brookmeade
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Derbs
Joe Scott
Wiigsi
Chuck Decker
Lake Erie
Litzle
Lakewood
Gerry Nugent
Philadelphia P
Yester Nugent
Belgium Leads Norway In Davis Cup Play
Belgium gained a 2-1 lead over Norway in the European zone Davis Cup second round eliminations as Andrew Lax Croix and Leopold Deberman defeated John Hrans and Fritz Jenssen in straight sets. The match report notes weight-class style jargon and mentions track and football rule changes, plus a preview of the thirty sixth Western Conference championships at Ohio State University with Fiord DeHiesr competing in shot put discussions and towering athlete DeHesr at six foot seven and 235 pounds. Roy Pinroun, a former Shaw High baseball star, is mentioned as enrolling at Kent State University.
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LaGrange Hosts Homer Team Sunday in 4th Win Bid
LaGrange Hardwares aim for a fourth straight win Sunday when they host Homer at 2 30 p m Esther Wayne Carmen or Len Forbush will pitch for the Hardwares Homer lists ailing players without full recovery details The Hardwares have beaten Elyria Merchants twice and Elyria Independents once in recent showings
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City Sets Two Eight Team Leagues for Season
City and industrial leagues finalize plans for two eight team circuits to start the season. Managers met at the MLC to confirm teams and schedules with local sponsors listed, aiming to begin play the week of May 2.
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Dobrowski Meats
Electroius
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Furs
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Fosr
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Toder
Clymer
Bittners Whip Janby Oils Team 6 To 1
Dean's Service and Cascade Confectioners meet Carlisle A. C. in a Fame on Cascade Park diamond tonight at 6 26 p m. Players are asked to take notice.
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Cascade Confectioners
Carlisle A. C
Cascade Park
Pennzoils Face Dobrovski Meats Tonight at Jefferson Diamond
The Pennzoils oppose the Dobrovski Meats in a scheduled game at Jefferson Diamond tonight at 8 25. The matchup features two local teams as part of the evening schedule.
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Dobrovski
Jefferson Diamond
Barbers to Meet Outlaws in Sunday Double Header
Notice asks Obs Jenby Ofis manager to contact Alex Reisz at Bates Barter shop corner Lodi and West in Elyria. The J and J Barbers, formerly Carlisle A C, will play Amherst Outlaws in a double header Sunday at Carlisle diamond with first game set for 1:30 p m.
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Alex Reisz
Elyria Pennzons
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Lodi
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Amherst Outlaws
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Grafton Loses In District Tourney
Grafton High of Lorain County was eliminated in the Class 3 district baseball tournament, losing 9 0 to Rock Creek of Rahwine County in the opening round yesterday. The Rock Creek pitchers retired 12 of Grafton’s batters as the county team moved on. The LaGrange Herdsmen, Class A, seek Sunday series wins while the Better Truck Line squad hosts Swiers Coal at McKinley diamond with listed players invited to report.
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Grafton High
Lorain County
Rocs Creek
Rahwin County
Rock
LaGrange Herdsares
Ford Hastings LeGrene
Schoolboy Stars Compete In State District Meets
Ohio scholastic tournaments across track, baseball, golf and tennis determined district winners who will advance to the state meet. Events were held in cities including Delaware, New Concord, Cleveland, Mentor, Salem, Kent, Canton, Toledo, Defiance, and Cincinnati, with track leading to automatic qualification for top teams and individuals, while baseball tennis and golf selected winners and runners-up to proceed.
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Ohio
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Dsoport
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Eld
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Michigan Yale Will Renew Grid Relations
Michigan and Yale plan to resume football relation in 1928 after a lapse of three years. Malcolm Farmer, Yale athletic manager, announced the schedule with Michigan visiting the Yale Bowl in 1938 and Yale returning to Ann Arbor in 1933. The Wolverines left the series after heavy defeats in 1831 and 1SE3. The Y-Indus softball team will hold an important practice tonight on the Jefferson diamond and all players should attend.
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Malcolm Farmer
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Wakeman Red Caps Open Season at Home Sunday
Wakeman O M 15 The Wakeman Red Caps will open their season at home Sunday facing Wally Knitter s Greenwich A C holder of three straight victories to date Manager Batley has not yet named his starting lineup Last week s practice drew 26 candidates the largest turnout in seasons workers built a new grand stand for the opener Lights for night baseball will not be replaced until June The Redcap will open the site s per ie Wednesday
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Knights of Columbus Allers
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Rhodes Puzzles Indians As A's Score 4-0 Win
Cleveland loses 4-0 as Rhodes aids the A’s in a one sided game. Browns and Johnson contributed the key hit and pitching, with Browns giving up only two more hits after a tough start. The contest marked the only win in the series for the Athletics.
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Rhodes Puzzles
Gerden aDestyi Rhodes
Boston Red
Cleveland I's
Rhodes
Indians
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Bold Venture Set for Pimlico Preakness Favorite Post
Bold Venture, trained by Mor row L. Schwartz, is heavily favored to win Maryland’s Preakness Stakes at Pimlico. Woolf will ride, replacing stalled Derby rider facing suspension. field includes Brevity, Hollyrood, and Arrow, with 25,000 added race prize and 44,908 crowd expected.
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United Press
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Ames Team Seeks Victory in Cascade Series Tilt
Ames aims for win as Cascade contest draws teams including Bob Gerhart and the Dean's Serve in a 6 pm frame. Local focus highlights competition and schedule details amidst a busy evening lineup.
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SPORT CUT SHORT RESPITE FOR GIANTS AND BOXING PROSpects
Ernie Braden notes De Hubbel of the New York Giants and Jezy Deas of the St. Louis Cardinals as top mound workers while Bob Johnson of the Athletics struggles to homer. The piece catalogs rising boxing prospects Charley Weise Eddie Guerra Danny Roplick Harry Balsamo Al Demecowitz Al Traizo and Eddie Borden and lists top lightweights per Red Grove and Connie Mack. It also mentions Pedro Montanez Leonard Del Genio and Jack Trammell as contenders and notes DiMaggio’s four hits in a Yankees win over the Browns.
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al Demecowitz
al Traizo
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Youngstown
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