Elyria boxers shine as Lasky upsets Kochan in Elks tourney
Bob Randall Qualifies For National Open Golf Tourney. Five Elyria fighters win on amateur mitt card at Hotel Antlers. Andy Lasky stunned Johnny Kochan in the main event. Gussie Smallwood, Jack Donnelly, Nick DeFazio, and Harold Sheldon also won. Other winners included Steve Kuzella, Len Camera, George Canales, Nick Ward, and Tony Huber.
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Hotel Antlers
Andy Lasky
Dick Finegan
Johnny Kochan
Lorain County Golden Gloves
American Legion
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Antlers Auditorium
Lorain
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Lasky
Gussie Smallwood
Jack Donnelly
Nick DeFazio
Harold Sheldon
Vietors
Steve Kuzeila
Walt Deshuk
Len Camera
al Lunn
Nick Ward
George Canales
Bob Huffman
Tony Huber
Kid Toth
Smallwood Cops
Elxran
Pete Kuzella
Elyria Bantam
Booth
al Lun
Art Booth
Elvrra
Glory
Rooth
Lunn
George Lasky
Andy
Ward
Heinie Hemminger
Hemminger
Amherst
Mike Pikoshi
Steve Kuzella
Phil Hans
Joe Sedivy
Mike Burig
Joe Kutel
Eddie Fredericks
Postponed Middle Atlantic League Games Due To Rain
Rain and wet grounds caused postponement of all regular Middle Atlantic League games. An exhibition at Wheeling saw the New York Yankees defeat an opponent 7 to 2 in eight innings after delays, with over a thousand fans present.
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New York Yankees
Otheraeella Andan
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Stoogies
Ashland Golfers Defeat Oberlin 15 to 1 in Match
Ashland College trounced Oberlin College 15 to 1 in a golf meet here Monday. Duco Flutz, Dick Paxton and William Krumlaw each won four points. Lutterman took Oberlin’s lone point. Paxton earned medal honors with a 37 37 card while Lute trailed by one stroke.
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Ashland College
Oberlin College
Duco Flutz
Dick Paxton
William Krumlaw
Ashland
Lutterman
Oberlin
Willis Krumlaw
Ny Paxton
Lute
Local softball doubleheader in Eastern Leights tonight
The Colburn and Bremke Garage team and Wilmot Printer Jarman Field along with Haury and Power Grocers face Sohia at McKinley in a pair of league games this evening.
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Wilmot
Jarman Field
Haury & Power Grocers
Sohia
McKinley
Strangler Lewis Wins Surprise Victory Over Savoldi
In New York May 11 Strangler Lewis of California captured a surprising win over Jumping Joe Savoldi at Madison Square Garden. Savoldi, 200 pounds, failed to return after a missed flying drop kick as Lewis, 240 pounds, held the upper hand most of the bout. The match ended at 44 minutes 32 seconds with Savoldi hurt after he fell from the ring.
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E¢ “Strangler” Lewis
California
Joe Savoldi
Notre Dame
Madison Square Garden
Savoldi
Lewis
Yanks Face Invasion of West Teams
New York enters a three game series with Detroit as the Western challengers arrive at the Bronx. Cleveland and Philadelphia split a league contest while Pittsburgh moves to the top NL with a 5 to 4 win over Philadelphia.
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Wrestling Title Clash in Cleveland Public Hall Friday
Jim Condos and John Pesek set for the biggest wrestling match in a Cleveland ring at Public Hall Friday night. Pesek claims a five year undefeated streak as the world champion contender faces his persistent challenger.
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Jim Condos
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Jeff
Pesek
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Hudlin Grants A's Four Hits But Indians Lose
Washington May 1 The Indians dropped a 1 0 decision to the Philadelphia Athletics as Willis Hudlin limited the A’s to four hits. Cleveland remained sole leader in the American League while preparing for a three game set with Washington. Belve Bean to start vs Nationals after Mel Harder could not pitch due to a split finger. Cain worked the mound for Philadelphia and got the only run on Cramer’s single in the fifth inning.
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NEW York
New York Yankees
Yanks
Hompre Stadium
Cleveland
Washington
Chicago
Detroit
Boston
Wheeling
W. Va
Cleveland Indians
Philadelphia
Merritt
Sugar” Cain
Athletics
Willis Hudlin
Hudlin
Cain
Roger Cramer
Pittsburgh
Phillies
Pirates
New York Giants
Freddie Lindstrom
Corsairs
Pie Traynor
Virei
Philadelphia Athletics
Washington Nationals
Belve Bean
Nats
Peckinpaugh
Bean
Mel Harder
Indians
Bishop
Cramer
Tribe
Millers Rally Past St Paul for 10-7 Victory
In Columbus on May 16 the Minneapolis Millers erased a deficit with three runs in the seventh and four in the eighth to beat St Paul 10 to 7. St Paul starter Thomas allowed 13 hits as Benton and Holsclaw gave up 10. Other AA games, Louisville at Toledo and Indianapolis at Columbus, were postponed by rain.
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St. Paul
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Holsclaw
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Louisville
Toledo
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
Kansas City
Evans, Humans Fail In Open Golf Trials
Four notable players did not qualify in the Open Golf trials as 93 professionals and 18 amateurs advanced to 115 spots for the National Open Championship trials on 20 district courses. The Chicago Open field on June 2 to 14 will total 151 players with 33 automatic qualifiers. Others earning spots included Horton Smith Johnny Farrell Cyril Walker Johnny Revolta and Joe Turnesa.
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Chicago
Los Angeles
Johnny Farrell
Cyril Walker
Johnny Revolta
al Espinosa
Maurice McCarthy
Gus Moreland
Johnny Golden
Joe Turnesa
al Watrous
Tony Manero
Marshall in Buckeye Lead in Conference Baseball Standings
Marshall College leads the Buckeye Conference baseball race with four wins and two losses. Ohio Wesleyan shares the top percentage but has played fewer games. Miami and Ohio University vie for third place, while Cincinnati sits last. Wittenberg does not count in this year’s standings. Week games include Ohio at Ohio Wesleyan, Cincinnati at Ohio U, Cincinnati at Marshall, and Miami at Ohio Wesleyan.
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Marshall
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Ohio
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Wittenberg
Wrestling Results From Various Cities and Countries
United Press reports boxing style results across cities and countries including Ed Strangler Lewis in New York, Sam Stein in Michigan, Doug Wreoll in Hungary, Sid Westrich in Boston, Pat McGill in Poland, Nick Lutze in Long Beach California, Glen Wade in Washington, and Oki Shikina in Pasadena with several draws and decisions noted.
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Nick Lutze
Venice
Hal Rumberg
Washington
Glen Wade
Tiny Roebuck
Trojans Win as Eagles Fail to Appear for Game
The Trojans defeated the Eagles after the latter did not show for their Sunday scheduled game. Officials seek to reschedule and the manager is asked to contact Vic Mascovac.
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Rape York May Day Sports Notes and Olympic Hopes
A column notes optimism for the 1936 Berlin Olympics with L A freshmen trying for Germany and a focus on high school suspensions for fence jumping. It reports track meets, sprint times, and a world record shot put by Joe Forbes, plus a Davis Cup North American final lineup and other regional sports updates.
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Cowboys
Joe Forbes
Uccidental
Kerman Brix
Forbes
Thomas Ky
Wilson
Vilien
U. S
Marcel Rainville
Jack Wright
Gilbert Nunns
Wright
Stars Batter Lindstrom Drives In Three Amid Pirates Rally
Freddie Lindstrom triples with bases loaded in the second inning as the Stars push ahead in a Pirates game.
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Pirates
Fight Results from New York and West Coast boxing events
Boxers including Charles Messa ra, Rickies at New York events. Keddie Malcolmny, Lew Farber, Lemien Seda, and Trader Horn in various bouts with decisions and knockouts. San Francisco matchups feature John Henry Lewis and Quirino Casimenti. Stockton card lists Feary versus Dynamite Jackson and Hoosit Morgan versus Jack Casper with decisions noted.
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Charles Messara
Pittswursh
Rickies
Tpeint Shia
Lowy Poster
Prottstes Stigppul Addie Mauder
FBI
San Francisco
John Henry Lewis
Arizona
Tom Patrick
Los Angeles
Hi Liter
Quirino Casimenti
Cecil Myatt
Fred Schell
Stockton
Calif
Fred Feary
Dynamite Jackson
Hoosit Morgan
Turlock
Jack Casper
Sacramento
Elyria High Football Training Period Extended
Spring football for Elyria High’s eleven will be extended two weeks after school ends May 2. Coach Roy Clymer announced the plan after receiving a ruling from H. R. Townsend Ohio State athletics commissioner. Poor weather has limited scrimmage, but Clymer expects to conduct one soon with Ralph Bauer assisting as lightweight coach F A Eaton helps Heavierweight coach.
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Roy Clymer
H. R. Townsend
Ohio State
Clymer
F. A. Eaton
Ralph Bauer
Lead Swings and Sluggers Highlight Early Baseball Notes
A collage of player stats and anecdotes from major league spring reports mentions Babe Ruth, Joe Stripp, and Otto Miller. It notes strong hitting by Gehrig and Sprague, with references to teams like the Yankees, Browns, and Athletics and remarks on coaching and parochial school ties.
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Lasters
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Philadelpnia
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Babe Ruth
Joe Stripp
Spring Valley Pro Randall Qualifies at National Open
Elyria golfer Bob Randall, despite a knee brace from injury, scores 72 76 for 148 to finish third in a 36 hole qualifier at Canterbury and earn a spot in the National Open at North Shore Chicago June 8 9 10. Espinosa leads with 143, Thompson second 147, nine advance including Car Rocco Shave McCarthy Howard Cummins and Bill. Archie Hambrick tops Dayton qualifier at 151 with others Campbell Strauss Gelhot Marzoli Livesay advancing.
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Canterbury
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Jack Thompson
Rocco
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McCarthy
Howard
Cummins
Bill
Levelland
Bob Randalls
Spring Valley
Elyria
Canterbury Club
Randall
North Shore Country Club
Chicago
al Espinosa
Portage Country Club
Akron
Tippecanoé
Youngstown
Thompson
Car Rocco
Lenville
N. C
Bob Shave
Manakiki
M. McCarthy, Jr
Mayfield
George Howard
Canton
Jack Cummins
Carmen Bill
Freddy Kushin
Elysian
Dayton
Archie Hambrick
Zanesville
Alex Campbell
Red Strauss
Cincinnati
Frank Gelhot
Francis Marzoli
E. G. Livesay
Columbus
Livesay
Bennett quits Ohio State sprint star leaves university
Donald Bennett of Columbus, Big Ten sprint champion of 1932, withdraws from Ohio State University and does not plan to reenter. Scholastic difficulties would have made him ineligible this spring, and he may join the Cincinnati Athletic Club as an amateur sprinter in coming months.
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Donald Bennett
Columbus
Ohio State University
Bennett
Cincinnati Athletic Club
Phillies Edge Cleveland 1 0 In Sole Scheduled Game
Philadelphia wins 1 to 0 over Cleveland in the lone game. Today’s NBA slate lists Cleveland at Washington Detroit at New York St Louis at Boston and Chicago at Philadelphia.
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Washington
Detroit
New York
St. Louis
Boston
Chicago
Philadelphia
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Cleacuy
St Louis
Spinoza Reputed as the God intoxicated Man
The essay notes Spinoza’s reputation for a life of intense religious ecstasy and philosophical fervor, describing him as the man who spoke of God with passionate conviction and a radical, experiential faith.
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Today’s Games Highlight East Rivalry Trip
Shuffle of matchups shows Hadelphia visiting Pittsburgh with rested rosters. Chicago hosts Brooklyn as St Louis welcomes Brooklyn?
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Pittsburgh
Chicago
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Yesterday's Results From Minuranolis and Other Games
Schedule shows Minuranolis 10 St. Paul with other games postponed. Matchups listed include Indianapolis at Toledo Louisville at Columbus St. Paul at Milwaukee and Minneapolis at Kansas City.
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Indianapolis
Toledo
Louisville
Columbus
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Minneapolis
Kansas City
Hockey Scores and Schedule From The Day
Montreal defeats Albany 3 to 2 and Newark beats Toronto 7 to 4 in a slate of games. Upcoming matchups include Albany at Montreal Baltimore at Buffalo Jersey City at Rochester and Newark at Toronto.
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Albany
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Toronto
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Buffalo
Jersey City
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Ewe
Meeting on forming Sandwich Bars softball team at Gates School
A meeting is set tonight at Gates School at 6 o clock to organize a new softball team named the Sandwich Bars. Wishing tryouts are urged and listed attendees include Whitacre Murphy Murkowski Myers Wilbert Wilbert Kaiser Rainey Thorley McCrain Raynes Slavin Hamilton Miser Noga Block Schuster with other interested individuals invited.
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6 O’cock
Whitacre
J. Murphy
Murkowski
G. Myers
B. Wilbert
S. Wilbert
C. Kaiser
G. Rainey
J. Thorley
P. McCrain
B. Raynes
F. Slavin
L. Hamilton
Miser
J. Noga
K. Block
B. Schuster
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