Outstanding Track Stars Compete Tomorrow In 36th Conference Affair
United Press reports a 36th Western Conference track championship brings 234 youths to compete led by Ohio State with Jesse Owens and teammates Beetham Albritton and Walker. Wisconsin Michigan Illinois also field contenders as finals are set for Saturday with trials Friday. Conference officials meet to discuss football schedules and radio rights amid strong performances from Ohio and rivals.
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Jesse
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Andy Deoler
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CoHier
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Charley Beetham
Dave Albritton
Mel Walker
Wisconsin
Charley Fenske
Jack Kellner
Star Hurdier
Haller
Pete Vaulter
Fadiana
Don Lesh
Ann Arbor
Dan Caldemeier
Hardier
Stoller
Michigan
Bob Ostood
Jer Wid Etchelis
Entries Start Coming In For Races May 30
Elyria fans prep for the first mise auto races at Riverview Park fair grounds on Cercoration Bar March 30. Jerry Conn speed artist from Lakewood leads early signups along with Bev, Phill Geneva, Mark Bowles of Ashland, and Harry Fry of Fort Wayne. Newell Barr, in charge, targets Ted Hartler Roanoke Indiana Bus Cleven Ger Delaware and Roscoe Hough Detroit for the May 30 program. Midget racing, fast and dangerous, demands crash helmets and brims. The track is under construction inside the half mile oval. the new speedway should be ready early next week.
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Pennzoils Play Oberlin Tonight in Oberlin
The Elyria Pennzoils face the Janbr Oils at Oberlin tonight. Drivers planning to attend should meet at Bares Barber Shop at 9 PM for carpooling before the 7 30 PM game time.
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Silver's vs Cigars on Amer ican Lace Diamond
Silver's and the Diedrick Cigars clash on the American Lace diamond at 6 PM tonight. Local matchup draws fans to the venue as teams vie for early-season bragging rights.
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Sports Picks and Local Track Notes From Cleveland Area
Abria Averill of the Cleve nd Indians and A X Smith and Browns personnel figures, local coaches and teachers celebrate birthdays. Reports on track progress, WPA project renovations, and upcoming meets at Vermilion and Lorain County Fairgrounds. Notes on Eddie O'Brien leading Syracuse in prospects for intercollegiate and Olympic trials.
Weaver Tops McDonald In Fast Local Mat Bout
Buck Weaver defeated Danny McDonald two falls to none in a rapid showdown at the Hiatto Theatre mat. Weaver used the hemimerlock and Dublin Specials to secure holds, with the time of the second fall at 16 minutes 24 seconds. Jimmie Loges and Red Berry provided key support as the crowd watched a high‑tempo clash ending in Weaver’s favor. The narrative also notes a separate tag bout with Logos and Berry, plus a preview of McKinley plays and Dayton athletics in the local sports section.
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SPORTS CUT SHORT BY ERNIE BRADEN
IXIE HOWELL, who had a run with the Detroit Tigers, is now playing in the Pacific Coast League with the Portland club. Dixie is well known to coast fans for, as a member of the University of Alabama, he starred in a Rose Bowl game against Stanford. Colonel Jacob Ruppert, president of the New York Yankees, once offered $30,000 for Jose Olivares, veteran shortstop of the Chattanooga club in the Southern Association, before he was homesick. Warne Osborne has been released to the Mississippi club of the Pacific Coast League by Bob Quinn of the Boston Bees. Three Cleveland amateurs who qualified for Olympic trials earned honors as Lon Lau, Wilber Wiser, and Teddy Kara represented the United States. The Chicago Cubs offered to trade Chuck Klein to the Brooklyn Dodgers. the deal may go through. Seven errors helped the Cleveland Indians lose 7 to 6 to the Washington Senators. Camp of the University of Toledo buried a no hit against Oberlin College at Oberlin. Todar’s question asks how many home runs were hit in the 1935 World Series.
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Team Wants Game At McKinley Tomorrow Night
The Diedrick Cigars seek a game for tomorrow night at McKinley. Interested managers should call 6023 after 5 p.m. The Dobrowski s and Sacred Heart teams are alerted to take notice.
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Giants win ninth straight to top National League race
New York Giants extend their winning streak to nine by defeating the St Louis Cardinals 11 to 8 at the Polo Grounds. Giants rally from behind, scoring seven runs across the fifth and sixth innings to seize first place by a half game.
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Electro Alloys and Silvers Capture Duckpin Standings
Electro Alloys and Silvers win the latest duckpin matches to top the General Industries league standings. Electro Alloys hold a lead over second place as Silver’s team trails, with Electro Alloys XV1 Lone Nix and Weber’s squad among the notable performers. Electrolux drills set for tonight at Jefferson at 6 o'clock as players are reminded.
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Wasserman Clothes emerges from City Cabs name change
DeMolays routed a three points market 20 to start a night game at Jefferson diamond. Morse and Reese powered the DeMolays while Kucharek and Zadowski scored for the losers in a one sided win. Call 4535 for manager interest as Wasserman Clothes seeks market games.
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