Dayton Tops Heavy Favorite In Ohio Intercollegiate Golf
Dayton, led by Joe Zotkiewicz, seeks a third team title as 33 golfers from eight schools including Ohio Wesleyan, Oberlin, Akron, Western Reserve, Denison, and Cincinnati begin 72-hole action at Northmoor. The meet, to be decided by medal scores, may shift to match play next year. the stem may end with a dinner meeting to set 1938 hosts and officers.
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University of Dayton
Zotkiewicz
Granville Inn
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Flyer Maksmen
Miami
Redskins
Flyers
Granville
Ohio Wesleyan
Oberlin
University of Akron
Western Reserve
Denison
Cincinnati
Jimmy Wall
Paul Genung
Charles Holmes
Paul Brady
Wayne Lewis
Northmoor
Intercollegiate Golf Association
Lalso
Elyria Bowlers Gain Prizes in ABC Tournament in New York
Elyria bowler George Bohn led the I. T. S. Left and Right team to a large share of the $145,806 prize money at the American Bowling Congress tournament in New York. Bohn earned $45.95 from a 1,842 All-Events score and split $27.71 with the I. T. S. team for a 2,717 total. Johnny Worthington also won individual awards, taking $9.07 for GOI in the singles. The distribution included $386 from ABC funds to guarantee minimum prizes for low-score ties.
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Bittners and La Grange Schedule Double Header
The Bittner Funeral Home nine and the La Grange Hardwares set for a Sunday double header in La Grange with 1 pm opener likely led by Dan Gulgin for the locals and Ford Hastings for Las Grange. The nightcap is expected to feature Vic Maiden or Darby, with Wayne Carmen on the mound for the Hardwares. Thompson and Mason will likely start for the Bittners and Robertson for the home team.
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Girls To Hold Meeting At Y
A meeting of girls interested in softball is set for tomorrow evening at the Y W C A. Open to all city girls, the session aims to form an organized league including factory workers and other employed girls. The meeting is at 7:00 p m.
Bucks Tangle With Irish This Friday and Saturday
Dick Merrill, famed Trans-Atlantic flier, will be the official starter for the Indianapolis 500-Mile Race on March 31. The Bucks face the Irish in a two game weekend set this Friday and Saturday.
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Dairies Defeat Esker Team For Fifth Win
The Elsia Dairies claimed their fifth straight win by beating the Esker-Fox team 9 to 8 in extra innings at Jefferson. Esker-Fox pitcher Sehlmeyer forced in the decisive run in the ninth with the bases loaded. Also noted is a girls' team play slated between General Industries and Western Automatic at McKinley Diamond, 6:00 PM.
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La Rue Defeats Montgomery in Rialto Wrestling Feature
Pete La Rue the Rialto Theatre standout and Texas grappler known as the Monkey Man defeated Burly Bob Montgomery in a three-fall main event. Montgomery led early with a headlock, but La Rue answered with two knockdowns and a back breaker to claim the victory in a 4:32 finale. Semifinal saw Billy Venable beat Cocky Cecil McGill in a long hold oriented bout. A local talent match was canceled over parental objections. Promoter Morris announced the Masked Red Devil will headline next Wednesday seeking a fee to face Cecil McGill.
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Marietta Crew Selects Heaviest Lineup to Race Wisconsin
Rob Dillon, a sophomore from St Mary's W Va, named stroke of Marietta College Varsity crew for Saturday's race against the University of Wisconsin at Madison. Coach J Ellis MacDonald says the boat averages 183.1 pounds, the heaviest in six years of Marietta crew racing.
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Rob Dillon
St. Mary's
W. Va
Marietta College
University of Wisconsin At Madison
J. Ellis MacDonald
Badgers
Net 77 Wins Elyria Country Club Blind Par
Dr. C. Toser of Rocky River won the Blind Par tournament at Elyria Country Club carding an 8 handicap 11 strokes for a net 77. Ward Young was second with 1104-25-79 and J. A. Hewitt third with 110-30-50 as about 35 players participated. Esker-Fox and Jack's Lunch meet at Franklin diamond at 5 45 p.m. tonight.
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Rocky River
Elyria Country Club
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Ward Young
J. A. Hewitt
Reds Fall To Bees In First Night Game At Crosley
Cincinnati dropped a 3 to 1 decision to the Boston Bees in the first night game of the season at Crosley Field. Johnny Vander Meer, making his major league debut, fanned 11 with a fastball that carried the Reds’ defense blamed for two costly errors. Virgil Davis and Phil Weintraub produced Cincinnati’s only run, as Ellsworth To mention, Gene Schott was ordered to rest two weeks with a shoulder ailment. The Bees built leads in the sixth and seventh as Outlaw’s misplay aided both rallies. The two clubs were set to play again today.
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Wooster Squad Favored In Big Six Track Meet
Oberlin leads seventeen Ohio Conference schools with Wooster Denison Baldwin Wallace and others sending full teams for the two day meet at Oberlin. Defending champion Oberlin seeks title but Wooster holds a slight edge based on dual meet results. Bob Chegwidden leads Wooster in mile and two mile events with other last year first-place winners returning. Prelims set for tomorrow with finals Saturday.
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Allen Hurls For Indians Today
After a month layoff due to illness Johnny Allen, Cleveland’s top pitcher last season, was set to return for the Indians in Boston against the Red Sox in the second game of the series. Southpaw Fritz Ostermueller was slated for Boston as yesterday’s game was postponed by a cold drizzle and a rainout marked the 11th weather cancels for Cleveland this season.
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Mass
Johnny Allen
Cleveland Indians
Boston Red Sox
Fritz Ostermueller
Indians
Sears Play Tong Club Meet Tonight On Lace Diamond
Sears Roebuck and Tong Club teams clash on the American Lace diamond tonight at 5 30 o clock, sharing the same schedule and venue for a decisive game.
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Sears Roebuck and Tong Club
Dean Hubbell duel sparks riot at Sportsman's Park
New York Giants beat St. Louis Cardinals 4-1 as Dizzy Dean blew up after a balk call and threw at Giants heads. Carl Hubbell won his 22nd straight decision, while a brawl forced police to escort players off the field and led to suspensions being prepared by NL president Ford Frick.
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Frick Fines Dean and Ripple After Giants Cardin riot
National League President Ford C Frick fined Jerome Dean Saint Louis Cardinals pitcher and Jimmy Ripple New York Giants outfielder $50 each for involvement in yesterday's fight during the Giants Card in all game. Dean allowed seven hits walked two and fanned five as the incident followed a balk call by umpire George Barron in the fifth inning.
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St. Louis Cardinals
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Giants
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Barr
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Pepper Martin
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Joe Moore
Yesterday's Hero Ripple Sparks Giants Bunt Riot
Yesterday's hero Jimmy Ripple, Giants outfielder, faced Dizzy Dean after a beaning and bunting down the first base line, igniting what the paper calls the baseball riot of the year. Ripple challenged Dean and the incident drew wide attention from fans and officials.
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Giants
Dizzy Dean
Ripple
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