Weaver and Ventres clash in Terre Haute wrestling result
Buck Weaver delivered one of his best performances at the Rialto Theatre defeating Al Ventres of Boston in three falls. Ventres took the first fall with a cradle-crab lock, Weaver won the second with a flying dropkick, and a body chancery sealed the victory in the third. Other bouts featured Jimmie Lott disqualified for rough tactics against Joe Woods, and Johnny Talarski and Ralph Justin wrestling to a draw.
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Uck Weaver
Terre Haute
Indiana
Rappler
Rialto ‘Theatre
al Ventres
Boston
Buck
Ventres
Weaver
Boston Star
Ohio
Jimmie Lott
Birmingham
Albania
Badman
Johnny LeComte
Joe Woods
Los Angeles
Woods
Lott
Frisco Bay
Johnny Talarski
Elyria
Ralph Justin
Oberlin
Dan Morris
Rialto
Sammy Q. Marsico
Morris
George Laver
Lincoln, Nebraska
Indians Slugfest Beats Athletics 12 to 2 in Philadelphia
The Cleveland Indians pounded Philadelphia Athletics 12 to 2 as Joe Vismik led with four singles and a double in six trips. Hal Trosky hit his sixth homer of the year over right-center, part of eighteen Indians hits. Mel Harder pitched strong support as the A's managed two runs on ten hits.
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Hiladelphia
Joe Vismik
Cleveland Indians
Philadelphia Athletics
Hal Trosky
Hal
Vernon Wilshere
A's
Benton
Lieber
Indians
Mel Harder
Athletics
Cleveland
Beers Nona
Te Saiggin Moses
Nal Rosstler
Wishere
Enon
Carter
Philadelphia
Hale
Vosmik
Prthak
Trocks
Knickerbocker
Harder
Samet
Ohnnon
das —_ Hale
Nickerbocker
Hiss
Cramer
Vormik
Moses
Trosky
Hughes
Averat
Berger
Wilshere
Sui
Elyria Golfers Sit Fifth After Opening Round
Elyria Wighs golf team stood fifth after 18 holes in the Ohio Scholastic tournament at Columbus with a 361 total. Cod Stasklews led the locals at 83, followed by Pets Sukey 88 and Joe Varzincak 101, with Paul Fritz also carding 101 as round two was set for today.
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Elyria Wigh
Ohio
Columbus
Cod Stasklews
Pets Sukey
Joe Varzincak
Paul Fritz
McLarnin and Rose Prepare for Polo Grounds Title Bout
Jimmy McLarnin world welterweight champion and Barney Rose plan final heavy workouts tomorrow ahead of the 15 round title match Tuesday night at the Polo Grounds. Both camps report solid weeks of training with betting leaning toward McLarnin, the younger, more active champion seeking to defend his crown.
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New York
Jimmy McLarnin
Barney Rose
Polo Grounds
Ross
Chicago
MacLarnin
Waldorf Lagers seek Monday softball game in Oberlin
The Waldorf Lagers wish to book a softball game for Monday evening and ask interested managers to contact Manager George Smith. The Obelin Pfaff Morris team also seeks matches and requests notices to be sent to K Powers, Oberlin Ohio.
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Waldorfs
GACE
Waldorf Lagers
Xami
George Smith
Obelin Pfaff & Morris
Reds Defeat Phillies In First Night Baseball Game
Cincinnati edged Philadelphia 2 1 in the first night major league game of the season. Paul Derringer out pitched Joe Bowman as 20 422 fans watched the inaugural event with President Roosevelt turning on the lights.
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Cincy Reds
Phillies
Harridge
Bil Klem
National League
Jimmy Wilson
Manger
Paul Derringer
Joe Bowman
Roosevelt
Washington
Joslin Wins Ohio Collegiate Golf Title for Second Time
Cincinnati captain Allen Joslin Jr of the University of Cincinnati became the first two time winner in the Ohio Intercollegiate golf tournament by carding 317 over 72 holes to edge Western Reserve's Jack Bricker by one stroke. Wayne Lewis led after 54 holes but slipped with an 83 in the final round as Joslin posted 74 to secure the title, with Miami's Lewis finishing third at 319 and a field listing includes Tommy Hill and others. The 1936 team championship went to Denison and Western Reserve.
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Cincinnati
Allen Joslin, Jr
University of Cincinnati
Ohio
Jack Bricker
Western Reserve University
Joslin
Wayne Lewis
Miami University
Bricker
Miami Valley
Dayton
Lewis
Tommy Hill
Charles Wallace
Western Reserve
Billy Williams
Miami
Charles Heimach
Jim Wall
Joe Martin
Jack Boyle
Bud Sortar
Martin Dumler
Xavier
Davey Day
Max Caplan
Akron
E. R. Frederickson
Denison
Paul Brady
Denison University
Cleveland
Horses Ship Out as 1935 Racing Season Opens
HIO trotting stables move to Lexington and Hamburg for the Grand Circuit opener on June 14 and Memorial Day. Dr H M Parshall of Urbana sends eighteen horses, Harry Short ships sixteen, and Northern Ohio stables head to Hamburg New York. Albert Wright climbs from minor leagues to the Cleveland Indians roster, likely to stay at League Park. OE Shaute, ex Cleveland and Brooklyn, appears with Scranton Coal.
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H. M. Parshall
Urbana
Lexington
Harry Short
Columbus
Ohio
Hamburg
New York
Albert Owen
Ab) Wright
Cleveland Indians
Walter Johnson
Indians
Pilot
League Park
Cracker Lead in New York Penn League Sparks Scranton Talk
Cracker sits among the leaders in the New York Pennsylvania league as Scranton fans discuss a pennant. Notables include Bruce Connatser now with Dallas, Whitey Whitehead sidelined by a shattered thumb, and Dan Morris planning a ring return against George Sauer at the Rialto Theatre.
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Scranton
Bruce Connatser
Indians
Dallas
Burgess
Whitey) Whitehead
St. Louis Cardinals
Dan Morris
Rialto Theatre
George (Strangler) Sauer
Lincoln
Nebraska
Sammy Marsho
Sauer
Morris
Rialto
Finals Of Ohio School Track Meet Held Today
TOMMY DEVINE reports the 82nd annual Ohio state high school track finals with Toledo Scott and Cleveland Bad Tech as strong contenders amid no single Owens-caliber star. Events in baseball, golf and tennis also decided, with leaders and qualifiers named from East Cleveland, Sandusky, Clintonwood and other schools as races and titles unfold.
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Coitea Press
Olumbus
Jesse Owens
Cleveland Bad Tech
Toledo Scott
Cleveland Collinwood
Est Tech
Sandusk
Robinson
Eastch
Owens
Sweitzer
East Palestine
Amsden Oliver
Dayton Roosevelt
Worths
Sanuk
Cleveland
East Cech
Elyria track standout Scott finishes third in hurdles
Elyria's Joe Scott places third in the preliminary 12-yard high hurdles as Ohio State High School track events proceed in Columbus. Elyria's 880-yard relay team members Dic Blythe Cliff Smith Chuck Streicher and Joe Graber qualified. Other listed athletes include Teeheupaer ner Lakewood Zink Steuben ville A Amorini Cincinnati Purcell Wilke Bowling Green and pairs Slade Sheridan Talbert Rihm Hughes Trautman Amorin Purcell Evans and Scott Canton McKinley.
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Joe Scott
Elyria
Columbus
John Lugas
Dic Blythe
Cliff Smith
Chuck Streicher
Joe Graber
Teeheupaer
Ner
Lakewood
Zink
Steubenville
A. Amorini
Cincinnati
Dayton Admitted To Buckeye Loop
Dayton is admitted to the Buckeye Athletic Association without dissent at the Athens meeting. The Buckeye expanded to six members and adopted rules limiting high school recruiting and football scouting, with transfers limited to two years of varsity play if not previously in intercollegiate freshman sports. Kenyon golf beat Wittenberg 16 to 2 as Denny Park at Kennan made a hole in one on the 105 yard par three.
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Athens
University of Dayton
Buckeye Athletic Association
Columbus
Dayton
W. EE. Anderson
Miazi University
Buckere
Buckeye
O. C. Bird
Ohio
Dean W. L. Sanders
Ohio Wesleyan University
George Gauthier
Wesleyan
C. A. Joerger
University of Cincinnati
Kenyon
Gambier
Kenyon Cotleze
Wittenberg
Denny Park
Kennan
Hale
Standings Snapshot From National League
National League standings show New York leading with 39 wins and 9 losses. Brooklyn and Philadelphia follow, with St. Louis, Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, and Chicago also listed. The fragment references games between New York and Chicago, Brooklyn at St. Louis, and Philadelphia at Chicago, indicating scheduled matchups.
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New York
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Imeght
Kame
Brgtan Philade
Y. L
Chicago
Cleveland
OSTOM
Detroit Sataneens
Washington
Escaee
Ieader
Philad
St. Louia
New York Air
Aston
Little Leads Foe In British Match
In St Anne s on the Sea May 25 0 Little Leads Dr Will Taeddell three up after the morning round of the British tourney. Lawson Little of San Francisco holder of the amateur toif championship leads Tredeer who won the championship in 1427 with a par 38 73 to Taeddell s 76 to stay within striking distance as the United States player hunts a rare back to back title and a historic second consecutive win.
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St, Anne's - On-The - Sea
Eusland
Lite
United States
Dobrowsaki's and Fisher Foods clash on Hamilton diamond
The Dobrowek Meats team meets Lorain Fisher Foods tomorrow on the Hamilton diamond at 1 20. Officials request players respond to a notice.
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Hamilton Diamond
Nntice
Seven Teams Start Play In County B League Tomorrow
Seven teams enter the Lorain County Chis B baseball league season with Kipton Browns Hatchery as defending champions. Tomorrow's games feature Royal Clothiers versus Lorain Home Dairies at Ely Stadium, Brownhelm Merchants against Broadway Radios at Recreation Field, and Kohlmyer Hardwares against Lorain Sports at Clinton Field. Kipton Browns Hatchery has a bye. Royal Clothiers face Lorain Home Dairies, last season second to Kipton.
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Lorain County
Kipton Brown's Hatchery
Elyria Royal Clothflore
Lorain Howe Dairies
Lorain Kohlmyer — Hardwares
Lorain Sports
Lorain Broadway Radios
Brownhelm Merchants
Royal Clothiers
Lorain
Ely Stadium
Broadway
Recreation Field
Kohlmyer Hardwares
Clinton Field
Elyria
Fone
Kipton
J-K Coffees
Hughes Provisions Take First in Y City League
Hughes Provisions top the Y City League with a 10 to 4 win over Elyria Hardwares. Waldorf Lagers beat Dobrowski Meats 7 to 2 behind Bennie Zlatkowski as Hughes remains undefeated in three starts. Johnny Kostyo pitched well for the Tubes, while Joe Varsa, Johnny Kokai, and Walt Brodke each had two hits for Tubes. Waldorf bats led by Joe Smith and Zlatkowski fueled the win. Meats’ Smiley Plumb pitched respectably in a losing effort.
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Elyria Hardwares
Jefferson Diamond
Waldorf Lager
Dobrowski Meats
Hughes Provision
Hughes
Johnny Kostyo
Tubes
Hardwares
Buck Jones
Mack
Jones
Joe Varsa
Johnny Kokai
Walt Brodke
Johnny Read
Waldorf Lagers
Bennie Zlatkowski
Harmon
Zlatkowski
Smiley Plumb
Joe Smith
Waldorfs
Dobrowski
Robertson
Qziminski
F. Smith
Henke
Ft. Smith
Alatkowski
Stith
Toa Wathort
Tar Dodrowski
R. HH. E
Caerd
Gordsen
Aten
Seserth
Livel & Tourer
Kbisna
Yarar
pireamBake
Webder
London Gant Injured in Auto Accident
London Gant, former Sandusky High School all around athlete and University of iCimannah student, was injured in a car crash outside Gaspolis on the way to Athens for the Buck ore Conference track meet. He suffered bruises and shock but is expected to participate in Friday’s finals.
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Lordon Gant
Sandusky High School
University of iCimannah
Gaspolis
Athens
Fodar
Oberlin Team Seeks Baseball Games in Lorain County
The Plaff and Morcis baseball team of Oberlin seeks matches with teams in Lorain County. The squad consists of boys aged 14 to 18 and invites interested managers to write to Lows Biss, Oberlin, Ohio.
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Plaff and
Morcis Baseball Jteam
Oberlin
Lorafn
Lows Biss
Ohio
Bittner Funeral Home Versus Rogers Motors Clash Tomorrow
In the Tri County League opener at Cascade Park the Bittner Funeral Home Morticians clash with the Glen Rogers Motors. Bittners strengthened by Maynard Schriner and Frank Pawlak join Gene Myers and others as Yucka Brodke Stoith Oates Kemper slice the rotation. Rogers Motors rely on youth with Jaycox and Klein undecided on mound duties. Other games feature Pennzolls vs Avon Lake Hills Chevrolets and Sandusky Shamrocks at Olmsted Falls, plus Sandusky Clover Leafs at Berlin Heights. Brier-Rogers set for 3 pm start.
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Ernie Braden
Syria
Bittner Funeral Home Club
Morticians
Glen Rogers Motors
Cascade Park
Rogers Motors
Sandusky Shamrocks
Pennzoils
North Olmsted
Avon Lake Hill Chevrolets
Avon
Frank
Hawk) Pawlak
Hose
Gene Myers
Johnny Maiden
Jerry Barkacs
Bitberg
Smith
Johnny Yucka
Tony
Speedy) Brodke
Ken “Pinkie” Stoith
Bill Oates
LeRoy
LeRoy “Lefty
Kemper
Herman
Juley” Seia
Frank Kaminski
Andy Arvay
Don Bungard
Tri- County
Tri-County
Bittners
George Jaycox
Klein
Pinkie Smith
Jaycox
Lefty Vince
Motors
Pennzolls
Stronest
Avon Lake Hills Chevrolets
Ncw
John Koblek
Chuck Culotta
John Carroll University
Doyle Hutton
Cleveland Pennzoi
Olmsteders
Avon Lake
Paul McCamphell
Shamrocks
Sandusky Clover Leafs
Berlin
Owens Leads Ohio In Big Ten Meet Today
Owens of Ohio State dominates Western Conference track action at Ferry Field in Ann Arbor pacing four preliminary heat wins. Michigan racers advance to Friday preliminaries as finals loom with Owens expected to push records and challenge the Wolverines.
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Owens
Ohio
Ann Arbor
Jesse Owens
Ohio State
Metro
Michigan
Sedas
Geuterhaee
Ferry Field
Puay at Carlisle in doubleheader setback
The Pare Protection Life Ta Suranes meets Carlisle in a doubleheader tomorrow afternoon. The first game aims to start under warm conditions with both teams seeking advantage.
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Carlisle
Hi Speeds and Norwalk Keller News Set for Big Rivalry Game
George Smith's Hi Speed Gas baseball club travels to Norwalk tomorrow afternoon for a key rivalry game with Keller News. Smith names ace Carl Red Poulson to start for the Hi Speeds with Len Wragg catching. Harold Slaughter in reserve. Keller counters with Doane on the mound and Stoll behind the plate. The team departs Smith's at 12 30 sharp.
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George Smith
Hi-Speed
Norewalk
Keller News
Hi- Speeds
Smith
Carl “Red” Poulson
Kellers
Len Wragg
Harold Slaughter
Doane
Stoll
Welsh Team Beats State Farm 5 to 2 in Legion Diamond Game
Anchor Circle girls prevail 5 to 2 over State Farm in a Legion diamond matchup. Anchor Circle improved with strong hitting and defense while State Farm struggled offensively.
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State Farm
Legion
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Charles Davis
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