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THE DAYTON HERALD, THURSDAY, MARCH 11, 1937 19 CHES QUARTER FINAL Rl TOURNEY Kf)SAhi andSpaJkeii Auto Racing fight results Eight Centers Resume Play NEW YORK. Arturo Godoy, Official Dies i 1 9 8 1 2 Chile, and Maurice Strick As Cage Meets Near Finals Schaeffer took honors In the Voting Men's Democratic league with 215. Itlasting out games of 207, 217, and 211, Ilelgel turned In a big 695 series to top the Frigldaire 1 league. Janes rolled 606. Taylor's big 687 was high in the CHICAGO, March 11.

(UP) land, 181 'i, New Zealund, drew (10); Bob Olin, 183, New York, de-cisioned Barlund, 197, "inland (10); Chief Wheeler, 207, Oklahoma, stopped George Gress, 193. New York (1). Four Class Three A Tilts Dot Today's Card; Oakwood, Dunbar Tangle liy I'KTK ZITKLLNDKN, Jr. Class got back into the feature spot in the Southwestern Ohio district tournament when it held sway In four of the seven tilts carded for this afternoon and evening at the Fairgrounds coliseum. Centerville, the favored entry, got away against New Madison, conquerors of West in the 1 o'clock opener, while West Car-rollton and Union City took the court at 2 p.

m. Covington was scheduled to tangle with Northridge, the Montgomery county tourney champions, at 3 p. before Hamilton Public mixed with the Mlamis-burg Vikings In the daylight conclusion at 4 o'clock. Stephan's first game of 229 was high single effort in the Frigidaire Engineers' league. C.

Hcrby had an even 200 to top the Winters Nationl Bank Men's circuit, while Andzik had 241 in the General Motors league competition. Royal All-Star loop, just beating Roscnkranz's 684. Other top scries were: Curly Powell 673, J. Probst 610, Probst 623, Dodson 639. Gallimore 630, Vargo 614, Higgins 617, Hager 605, and J.

Zlmmerlc 615. DETROIT. Jimmy Adamick, 182 Midland, kayoed Fanis Tzanetopolos, 179'2, of Greece (2); George Sutka, Wyandotte. 172U, decisioned Chuck Grindish, 144, Detroit, (8); Sammy Chivas, 150, Detroit, kayoed Cecilio Lozada, 141, Mexico (3); Joe Sutka, 159'3. Wyandotte, drew with Frankle Misko, 160, Saginaw; Ward Snyder, 149, Flint, knocked out Joe Mazga, Detroit, 152 (2).

A 221 by Monger was high In the Koyal Banner league, Titter-haiigh led the Damlco Men's loop with 209, and Getter was high In the Inland Girls' league with 208. The body of J. Alex Sloan, former all-American football player, Olympic trackstcr, and automobile race promoter, will be cremated today for burial. Sloan, 58, died suddenly from an infection. Sloan was born in Pittsburgh, was named to one of Fielding Yost's all-American football teams before graduation from Ohio Wes-leyan in 1900.

Ho was named to the 1900 American Olympic team in the shotput and javelin, and during his athletic career held several world swimming championships. Before entering automobile race promotion, Sloan worked for ths Los Angeles Times and St. Paul Bowman pounded out a fifiO total to lead the Academy Industrial keglers. Other leading scores: Heiiimcb 631, Stieket fil), Herblg 618, and Matosky 605. Two Tilts Tonight Tlilo eirnnlnir nna ninaa Tt John Meyers' 627 and Joe 621 were high in the No.

2 league. COLUMBUS, Mf-rch 11. 1 UP) Schoolboy basketball stars of the state were active in eight centers today as they continued their drive toward district titles and coveted places in the annual state tournament here March 18, 19, 20. The tournament schedule will be in full swing again tomorrow when quintets in eight additional spots resume play. The eyes of tournament followers tonight will be on the Northeastern district meet at Akron where the highly-touted Massillon team plays the feature game.

Massillon, beaten but once during the regular schedule of 16 games and boasting a powerful offense that has netted an average of 37 points a game, was pitted against Howiand, a survivor of the sectional play at Youngstown. Howiand is playing in Class 'A' for the first time and was not expected to offer any great obstacle to Massillon. In other games at Akron, Akron West meets Youngstown Chaney; Barberton plays Ashtabula, and Alliance tangles with Youngstown South. Two favorites which must clash in a quarter-final round contest In the Southwestern district tournament at Dayton, the smooth-working Middletown quintet and Dayton Fairview, are Idle until tomorrow. Meanwhile chief Interest there centered in the game of a favored Hamilton Public team with Miamisburg, one of the district's representatives in the state meet last The headliner among Class 'B' games to be played in four centers sends the defending state tltlist, doughty Sandusky St.

Marys, against Jackson at Fremont. Yesterday's tournament scores follow: A kron) Akron St. Vincent Ynnne-loiwi I r-n 1 1 ne Akron North 40, Cleveland Holv Mime Salem 21. Akron Rnelitel 13. (At Athens) Irontnn 'il.

Chillicothe 30. New lloston lit. IlilKhorn Jnckon 1. Marietta 37. McClaln 22.

I. AS II lUveimn) loHellvlUe l.oiKleinllle 2X Sooth Amherst Itoston 11. oiMMlin ill. Randolph 23. Independence 2S.

Mesopotamia 27. (At Kef lame) Prttlsvllle Hallirldge 30. Ottnville 2fi. HuUland 21 (overtime) Alexander's 634 and Follick's 631 were high in the Allied Trintcraft circuit. GRAND RAPIDS, Mich.

Wesley Ramey, 135, Grand Rapids, decisioned Carl Guggino, 132'i, Tampa, Fla. (10). and two Class A contests dot the program. Eaton meets Vandalia Butler in the initial fray at 7:30 p. while a second tilt shows Sidney debuting against the strong Hamilton Catholic team an hour later.

Two local squads, Oakwood and Dunbar, top the day's sked with their 9:30 p. m. G. Grusenmeyer's 211 was best in the East End Business Men's league, while Houck and Weidner shared honors in the Dclco Brake circuit with 202's. OAKLAND, Cal.

Hank Hankin- Spenerr toped the Dclco American league with Jerry Israel pounded out a 61 'J series to lead the II'NaJ It Kit loop. Dutch Heffner, Steele Hurt in Auto Crash PORTSMOUTH. March 11 Ernest "Dutch" Heffner, Sherman, Texas, and Bay Steele, Glen-dale. wrestlers, were severely Injured in an automobile accident near here this morning, Heffner suffered head lacerations and leg cuts, while Steele is believed to have either a broken leg or a broken knee. Both are confined to Mercy hospital here.

Heffner was scheduled to meet Oeorge Zaharias in Dayton next Tuesday. High single game in the Frigldaire Coils league was O'Conner'3 236, while A. Ruehl led the N. C. R.

Girls' loop with 238. Daily News as a sports writer. He also managed a chain of theaters in the northwest and operated an amusement park in Winnipeg at one time. He managed Barney Oldfield. Sid Haugdahl and other automobile racers, and organized the Sata's 605 was best in the Recreation No.

1 circuit. Hagert's 210 was tops in the Monarch Marking System league, Sludcbuker's 209 was high single game In the Drtimmond and Sloan league. Stucve led the Third National Bank loop with 205, and clash. The feature games In today's afternoon play were listed as the Centerville-New Madison encounter and Hamilton Public's mix-up with Miamisburg, Top honors for the night go to Oakwood and Dunbar, with the Sidney-Hamilton Catholic scrap running a close second. All games are quarterfinals tilts.

The semi-finals of the meet will be played tomorrow afternoon and evening, while the finals are due to be run off In while Kurd led the Academy High School circuit with 203. son, 214, Akron, knocked out Sunny Jim McVcy, 185, Oakland (1). Six Glubs in Sandlot Loop With six teams definitely In the fold, two more clubs are still to be added to the roster of the Class amateur baseball league, following an organization meeting of the loop last night. London Bobbys, Delco Athletics, Fittings, H. and B.

Frankies, Linco'Oils, and Frigidaire have Inland Takes First Battle Competition in Local Pin Tourney to Start Saturday With Frigidaire teams the spotlight, the city bowling tournament will get under way Colls Frigidaire, Moraine Porcelain No. 3.. Frigidaire, Moraine Punch Press Frigidaire. Moraine Department 219. Moraine Welding Frigidaire, Moraine Rotary Assembly Moraine Tool Room Frigidaire.

Moraine definitely made known their in-! three Saturday night battles. The Covington and Northridge setto Is figured as a tossup, while Hamilton Public is rated an overwhelming favorite to eliminate Miamisburg in the Vikings' first start against the field. Eaton and Butler should stage a tooth-and-nail classic, in the night's opener, with Eaton rating a bit of the edge. Sidney, champions of the Miami valley loop, has Clamping down on the Frigidaire sharpshooters, Inland last night annexed the first triumph in the Industrial league championship thrce-game-playoff series by defeating the first-half winner, 24 to 18, after a great contest. Loading 19 to 10 at the half.

Inland scored at will In the first two periods while keeping Frigid- Saturday at 10 o'clock at the Recreation alleys. tentions of entering the circuit, Knitter's Haven club, a member lurcxit'S ngiuHire ouu lsuk Approximately 400 five man teams will tak part in the event, with competition In the team event scheduled to be concluded before singles and doubles bowling American Booking Ajfency. Sloan will be buried in Forest Hill cemetery, St. Paul, Saturday. Alex Sloan, died yesterday in Chicago, attended the Central States Racing Association convention here only two weeks ago, and was apparently In the best of health, taking part in business meetings and speaking before the delegates.

Sloan, who was sought out for advice when the Dayton Speedway was first formed, was to come to Dayton March 21, for a meeting with officials of the local speedway. Scorn Max's Fight Offer NEW YORK, March 11. (UP) Max Schmeling's offer to guarantee the heavyweight champion, Jimmy Braddock, $250,000 to risk his title In Berlin next summer got an Icy reception from the American parties concerned today. Braddock, his manager, Jim Gould, and the New York state boxing commission turned thumbs down on Max's proposition. Champion Jimmy, busy absorbing the Florida Sun, just couldn't be bothered by anything as trifling- as a quarter-million.

"I'm not interested," he said. "If Schmcling means what he says. starts. drawn a worthy foe in Hamilton Catholic, and this contest, just as tho Oakwood-Dunbar affair that follows it, is regarded as no better than a tossup battle at tha Saturday's and Sunday's bowling will consist almost entirely of of the league last year, will not be entered this season. The remaining two teams will be drawn from Reynolds and Reynolds.

Steiners, Miamisburg, and Olt Brewing. According to present plans, games will be played at Ducks' park, Kuhns' field, Soldiers' home, and Triangle park. The season will open Sunday, May 2. Bill Blake Daddy Bill Blake, former University of Mass Peeling McCali Bindery Workers (Men and Women) SUNDAY, MARCH 14th 2:30 P. Room 210 Dayton Industries Bldg.

THIRD AT LUDLOW INTERNATIONAL OFFICERS WILL BE THERE teams from Frigidaire. rjui mt'iuuig iwit Punch Press No. 1. Coll Furnace Frigidaire Coll Office Frigidaire Coil Coil Assembly Frigidaire Coil March 131 M. Service Frigidaire Engineering Tool Room Frigidaire, Moraine Commercial Engineering No.

1 Frigidaire Engineering Traffic Frigidaire Engineering Tool Frigidaire 750 Tool Design. Engineering 1 Order No. 1 Main Office Sales Promotion Frigidaire Main Office Order No. 2. Main Office Estimating Engineering Photograph Main Office Office Frigidaire Moraine Owl Engineering No.

1 Frigidaire Eng. Lay Out Frigidaire Engineering March 133 I'. Open Frigidaire shift changed to 10 a. March 137 P. M.

The schcUule: sire from tallying so much as one field goal. In the last half, with the reserves in the content, the defending titlists coasted to an easy victory. Frigldaire counted only three field goals during the contest, all coming In the fourth period. Stark, Brixcy and Stammler were the only members of the defeated quintet who found the basket from the floor and they counted but one goal apiece. Inland scored nine field tries and was never In the rear at any time during the contest.

Gene Jones was the high point man for the, evening with three goals and two charity throws. Larry McAfee and Herb Hutchis-son were runner-ups with seven apiece. The second game will be played next Wednesday, while a third" if necessary, will wind up the Industrial cage activities a wek March 1310 A. M. Team.

League. Cardinals Frigidaire Owls. Plant 1 Personnel Frigidaire Owls. Plant 1 Porcelain No. 3.

hruraine Maxie Zona Meets Knox Dayton three-letter man and Chaminade high school coach, be came the proud daddy of a 9i- pound son, Tuesday. The new addition was christened John and increased the family to two boys. Frigidaire Plant 1... Dayton Industrial Maintenance Moraine Plant No. 2 Frigidaire, Moraine outside.

Semi-Finals Tomorrow Tomorrow's semi-finals bring together two teams from each bracket in both Class A and B. At 2 o'clock Roosevelt and Xenia Central are scheduled to swap cage punches in the inaugural. Fairview and Middletown follow with their clash at 2 p. while the victors in the Centerville-New Madison and West Carroll ton-Union City tilts go on in the last afternoon melee at 4 o'clock. Tomorrow night play starts when the winners of the Coving-ton-Northridge squabble tangle at 7:30 p.

m. Then comes Fairmont against the victorious squad after Miamisburg and Hamilton finish their affair this afternoon, while the last preliminary features both winners in the Hamilton Catholic-Sidney games and the Oakwood- Another Title Material Control. Frigidaire, Moraine After orieinallv announcing Frigidaire Plant 1 announcing a Too, Frigidaire 750 double-main go' boxing card for Time Study Fngldaire 750 their show, the Eagles' club last Punch Press Frigidaire. Moraine nitrht added a third einht-round Inaction Frigidaire, Mornlne rugm, auutu a iniru eignt round Tm(1 0fflce Main Office feature to the program by signing inspection Frigidaire Plant 1 Max Zona. Chicago heavvweieht.

Time Office Frigidaire 750 Before he left the Naval Academy for sea duty Lieut. Tom Hamilton, football coach, atlled to bis laurels by winning the navy squash title. why doesn't he contact my manager in New York? All I'm inter ftfrom today. In a preliminary lust night. Xenia Junior high school, ested in is retaining my title.

I'd 500 WARREN STREET to meet Buddy Knox, Dayton, Room Frigidaire P'nrit 1 Welders Frigidaire Plant 1 Monday evening. Frigidaire Plant 2 Dayton Industrial trimmed Brixey's Juniors 20 to 11. Inland I rlililalre 1 P. The card shows Henry Huerta, I Welding Frigidaire. Moraine battling Miirru r.

i. Peoria. Mexican jimmy liucKicr, iouisvuie icatner-. Allpy cats. Moraine Kitty rather fight Louis in Chicago, anyway." Gould was scornful of the offer.

Col. John Reed Kilpatrick, garden president, said he was not yet ready to comment until a threatened suit against Braddock for "anticipatory breach of contract" was out of the way. Switches Frigidaire Plant 1 Material Control Frigidaire Eng. March 1 110 A. M.

Assembly Master Electric Dodgers Knights of Columbus 1 1 P. M. weight, in a return match; King Wyatt, Fort Wayne, stepping the eight round distance with Jack Delaney of Dayton, and Zona matching leather with Knox in the third tilt. The Eagles also plan foil No- 1. Moralno Owls to show three Prelims of either Lutheran.

School Int. 10 snow inree preums oi euner 3, Department. International Tour or six rounds distance and 1 39 Department. International will announce these over the week- i Spring No. 3....

Dclco International Pn(i 1 Spring No. 2 Delco International I Spring No. 1 Dclco International Maxie, who is said to be about I Tool Room Jrs Delco International 20 years old. hag been "boxing I Shipping Delco International since 1935 and has seen action in Dr'r0 l.mrn"t,'n"J Dunbar classic at 9:30 p. m.

Saturday night the three-game finals program commences at 7:30 and shows the top bracket Class A contestants at 7:30 p. the Class honors will be debated in the middle tilt at 8:30, while the tournament finish comes when the Class A lower bracket survivors are billed to meet at 0:30 p. m. Today's schedule: 1 T. Centerville vs.

New Madison. 2 P. M. Union City vs. West Carrollton.

3 P. M. Northridge vs. Covington. 4 P.

M. Miamisburg vs. Hamilton Public. 7:30 P. M.

Rutlcr vs. F.aton 8:30 P. M. Sidney vs. Hamilton Catholic.

9:30 P. M. Dunbar vs. Oak- wood. Denotes class game.

Schmeling's offer was made subject to the approval of the state i athletic commission, which was not forthcoming. The commission docs not want the state to lose the tax money from a Braddock-Schmcling 1 bout and Chairman John J. Phclan hinted that Braddock's title might be vacated If he did not go through with his June 3 contract. "We have not the power to name a now champion," he said, "but we can declare the title vacant if Brad. lock refuses to defend the championship against Schmcling." Little, Manero In Golf Finals MrAffe 3 1 7 Htltrhls f.

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0 0 0 Roth 0 1 li RScott.e nil' Zdimlcr. (f 2 0 4 0 0 0: Totals 79B24 Totals .3 12 1 Half inland in Frigldaire 10. Colonel White Loses Contest Lincoln junior hign school maintained its unbeaten record when it defeated Colonel White last night by a 39-9 score. Carson, brilliant center, was the high point man for the victors with five field goals. Lincoln led at the half.

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1 3 Davis 3 1 7 Rohlfs.R..; 1 0 2 Ki lley.g ..226 Ihoinpt'n 1 0 2 18 3 Total. 3 3 9 iiiu a uu ub 11 in i'U 1 rtt. i ira mil no more than a dozen ring en- 1 Machine Shop Variety Mfg. Co. counters.

His record over that Tool Koom Vatiety Mfg. Co. period of time shows seven vie-! Nes Pnntcraft i Mutual Furniture tones, four defeats ami one draw. No industrial No. I Royal However, he has lasted the dis-1 Mutual Furniture tance against all the boys who 1 No-2 Industrial No.

1 Royal eave k'nnx a hattle when thev March 1 13 P. M. FOUR YEARS AGO yWKS Anil that tUlon uai In nil tlret ot nell-kiiow luuke to the hiiln pnlillc ul loner price Ihan uiiMme eNe in liailou. To do IliN Me nn ciuil nprtieil oor store nut of the Illicit rent illlrlct. Our oicrhenl Is Ion, ne lime no fancy fixture, no hlch iilarlcil.

111 prewnre oalrsiiien. Our grralrt iipii'ul food tire lit low price. In till nay up are alile In actually cll fine tangled with the Dayton pride -cTaM Motors during the Chicago eliminations, single Action Zona, himself, was entered in the Tool Design tournament but never clashed with Deico Executive Executive Executive Executive Executive Executive TIRE rvnox. Batgams Double Acton. Drlco Fxecutlve Management Executive To the Consumer al Wholesale SECTIONAL SPRINGFIED.

March 11-Three games mark the resumption Favorites Lose RELLEAIR, March 11. (I'Pl Glenna Collet Vare, former national champion, and Kathryn Hemphill of Columbia, S. tup MIAMI, March 11. iLT) Johnny Kevolta nn'l Henry I'icard blazed toward a third con- i dLTutivc international four-ball Kir title with 7 am! (i fmllinuls triumph over Marry Cooper hih! Jimmy Thomson. Their luet nhtaili Is the- team.

Spring tlclco Executive Cost Drlco Executive Industrial Motors Executive Knee Action Executive Preferred Ilrenil firocers Pennsylvania It. Aindiiny lurt March 1 17 P. M. New Deal Ttx.l Industrial No 1 Recreiilum i i i ii ii ii I of play in the Ohio Class "li sectional tournament, NOI SlltMlin. I Mil.

OI i lKI.S. ISt I I INK ST.MI!I AMI (.1 AKAMl l) TIKKS, SI II AH which sees action tonight at 7:30, favorites, were swept from the o'clock, when the first of three quarter-finals of the Belleview Attention, Managers Press Piip 'r of Lawson Little and Tony Manero. The managers of the following contests will be played Mill No. 1..,, N. C.

r.o. io i TnPy tn(, ntle round today. Servis teams In the Miami Valley Base- In the initial fray, Elizabeth ball league last season are urged township will tangle with Monroe, women tournament today. Helen Dettweller of Washington eliminated Mrs. Vare 1 up on the home green.

Dorothy Traung of fan Francisco defeated Miss Hemphill Oto get in touch wun uei hieiner while Koss township meets Vvest-as soon as possible: Centerville, vlllc st 8:30 rt. and Enon en- RcMfluranU Inri No 4 Recreation March 1 1 III P. (ieyers Market. Dnvton Com. Miinh IT P.

M. Oils Klnzeler 1 Coney I-lmid Stone's tinll Journal Rest Haven, Harris-Thomas, East 'counters Bethel In the last fray, Dayton Panthers and Mad River, at 8:30 o'clock. 6 anil 5. IIK.W 1)1 TV I.N Kit TUBES Kevolta and I'ieard had a bent ball of 63, nine under par, in the morning to go 4 up. They picked up two mote holes on the final lap and closed it out at the 30th.

Cooper and Thomson were able to take? only one hole, the 2Hth. I Little pulled hia team out of a1 bad "pot after frittering away a five-hole lead, to win 1 up from Willie) MacKarlane and Frank Walsh. Tourney Scheduled IN THE FACE OF RISING RUBBER PRICES WE ARE GOING TO PLACE ON SALE OVER 1,600 FINE, NEW FACTORY-WRAPPED, FIRST-QUALITY TIRES AT THE FOLLOWING PRICES: IIKAVY KKI) SPKCIAL MIDDLE-ATLANTIC 1937 LEAGUE SCHEDULE Season Opens May 4 Season Closes September 6 At Canton At Znnellle At Akron At lolinslnwn i At I linrleslon I At Portsmouth At haylnn i At itrlHKlirlil i May 32 33 34 May 8 8 I tune 1 June July CANTON AKRON, March 11 Sixth an-! mini Ohio Jewlah banket ball tournament opens Sunday, March ii 12 21 24 25 1 2 3 Read 2 3 4 June 8 6 7 14 IS 18 julv 17 18 19 29 20 30 31 'Aug. 20 27 28 June jJuly i Auk. July 20 21 23 Auk 14 15 16 Millie 4 IU 41 44 July 31 8 8 June Ann.

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j2flx2aMt5ar i 24c i.Vllnv July 7, August 1, September 1, are open dates for all club. 'Games must be played in afternoon to permit time for traveling. PAY CASH AND SAYE!.