The Evening Review from East Liverpool, Ohio • Page 9

TUESDAY, MARCH EAST UTERFOOT, REVTFW PAdE INTEREST MOUNTS IN JUNIOR TRI-STATE Over With Confidence, Giants Eye 1934 Campaign Expected To Enter Midnight is Deadline For Filing; Drawings Wednesday. By ROBERT ELLIOTT, Sportt Editor, The Review. If the cuKtojnary lait-minue flood of entries develops again this year, a field of at least SB, and po6 iibly more, teams Is expected lo the barrier in the fifth annual Junior tri-state basketball tournament which, gets under way Friday at 8 m. in the high school gymnasiura here. Shortly after noon on Monday, 17 teams from 11 clues in eastern Ohio, western Pennsylvania and the panhandle of West Virginia, bad already filed their entry lists, liabas been customary In tourna here that the bulk of the entries In just before the deadline and if such is the case last field of 32 clubs ia almost certain to be suritassed.

Start Friday Night Intending to compete in tlie Junior tourney have until midnight tonight to get their entries In the mails. The entry list and fet'tt can either be mailed direct to Registrar H. J. Galilmore In East Liverpool or given to him over the telephone at 3343 J. The for the tourna will be made on Wednesday night and announced In Review.

Most of the teams will see action In the tournament's opening eeesiou hTiday night, ai though several clubs are unable to get here the first evening and will not make their debuts until Saturday morning. The number of entrants will decide whether all games are run off on the high st hool floor or wheth- e. the Y. M. C.

A. gym will uhso bo iisod. If the entry list is i' 10 toanis, it la likwy that all be played at the high hool. Three Local Clubs Fp to Monday noon only three Ea.st quintets had doli- ent-ied the touruaiiiout. They are flio Crockisry City, II Hardware and Itlram I.

G. tf VETS AND ROOKIES LIMBER UP FOR FLAG RACE li 3 JXI Mast Tops Church Loop Appear With 68-Point Total C' 4. Forward on Championship Lutheran tet Has Good Lead Over East End Ace. I Richards to During Illness of Mancuso. tiold goals and lo Avenue and llrooks of Eianiir; nuet sbyterlans each looped 12: The First is second of series of stories outlining the 1934 prospects of resjor league baseball dubs.i Catch tluowB a total cf or! dightly than LI countfra a viiue, Rigby I lianiphmship wt.u ilio Indhldual s.

Orchard 152; Secondi' honors in Snndav bas-1 121; First Methaidi Kmmanual terlans, S9. out tho liUthcrans in team sioring -Mast, forward on the p.unta. Tho team St, John I.uilu ran for other clubs; Penn Avenue, ISTt I'nlted hiidino ketball league this The official nbasiil today by Secretary E. M. Carlton, shew Harold of Piiin nue next to Mast with a total of -'lust, Lnth MIAMI IIKACH, M.urh tallied on g.uila au(F five Must's 20 field Fraiiut, F.

1. were high, Shanks of IVithcjow. F. P. BY ALAN GOULD.

Associated Sports Editor. Tlu) followiiig licit of ores was oinplled by Asaocl itril PresB photo. With the baseball season Just around the corner, and rookies alike are working out the at training At left Hughle Critz, New York Inflelder, a high one at Miami Beach. Fla. Below Charley Berry of the Athletics one at Fort Myera.

Carl Ulrich catching. Above three Chicago White Sox are pecfaling the air at Pasadena, Cat. Left to right; Whitlow Wyatt, "Mule and Milton Bocek. And at right old Daizy Vance, now with the Cincinnati shown ready to a fast one. Cowboys Doped To Triumph Experts See Akron, Tiffin Quintets, In Finals.

Canzoneri Favored Tonight Thi' ciunliiuallon of riinv pitch-j lug. I fighting spirit aut! portunism, whUh carried Yi'rk Glanta on a Hurprlflnc flight to the baseball hcightH laM reaBi 1 has blended with tii'pual baliiiluesH ihla uprlng to produce an uncut brand of confidinco In tho camp of tho world clianiplona A vb wed now It wa.Bu't but sktll, tho ri'Hult of foresight, dt vel opmont and aggressivo baseball. In short. Mr. Will I orry's men now look np on the Giants as a team destined to provo there was not tho opt "fluko" about all that starllcil ball world laat year.

Vergez Recovered All but otic of the major develop mentH, tho lllneHa of tho No. 1 hio stop. Mam UBO, has been alcu lated to ptrengtlu the chances. Johnny Vi rgez has 11 Stars In Florida Pittsburgh Youth Shines for Red Sox. Bf Iht FU, M.o.

KL Ever Soptra recovered of ai rived ut the Ki Sox Ry The Aieociatcd Preaa. COLT MHLS. March On the Crockery City club Harold Hlatchford and Bill of this yeara high school echool tournament and and probably Rlackbum West ahotild win. Bill Dorsey, the likeable young giant who starred on the football gridiron for Mai tins high school during the campaigna of lli2y, 1930, 1931 and 1932, has been apiHiintid to tho rnited States military academy at West Point by Senator Sinuoii Fess of Ohio. Durwey ha.s passed botn the nu ntal and pliyalcal examinations and will Point in July.

Dorsey, who Is now a ftvshman at the of Pittsburgh, played an end iiosition on the Panther frosli team lust I fall, and did a mighty capable Job at end. He now weighs an ev 21U pounds and lowers two Inchee above alx feet In And to top It all off. Bill 20 years of age yet. His 2oth anniversary falls 1 on August 12, 1934. Vananian of Lisbon BUI and Bobby Stewart will perform with the Wat sob along with Rigby and Joe Trinor.

The Second U. P. I liurch team players make up the Baam quint. Akron has three entries In the field 80 Novle Avenue Chun li of Christ and Spring Welding All are rated as exceptionally strong clubs. From Alliance are coming the Hibeiiiiars and Merchants.

Mt. Fnii ollcge stars compose tlie fornior quint while Larry Russell and other stars of the great Alliance high team of two years ago will play with the Merchantb. The Soutli Hills Scholastics are Pittsburgh's entry to date. Midland Strong -Midland be in the race with one plenty tough quintet and un other team from the open hearth department of tlie steel mill. On the Midland will be Ru.s.s Ochsenhirt of the varsity ami Charlie Spi.sak and Steve Trohvich Feth.

along with several liiuh Stars titiier teams entered include the Stuth Side A. C. of Niles, Cutnberland rchanLs, Schiavono I'mlertakers of Youngstown, Moose serves of Warren and the Chester Cold figures told the story today as sports experts tried all the tricks of the trade to figure a favorite among the eight Class A teams that Thursday start the final battle that will crown one the best in Buckeye circles. Enticing Game If the figures too often they do in this day of sport opponent in the final game Saturday night should be Tiffin Columbian. One of the things the figures tell the midseason Bill played against East Liverpool each of the four years he was in high and there probably wasn't an opponent faced by the Ceramists who was more respected.

A good field general, Dorsey was the bone-crushing type of back who could keep his feet once he got past the line of scrimmage. Dorsey stands on equal terms with Cy Letzelter as greatest fullback and as a field general he had no scholastic equal. Dorsey first football coaching in the Buiuniei' of 1929 when Letzelter, who had just graduated from Carnegie Tech and waa preparing to enter West Point, asked for volunteer to condltlun himself for the strenuous grind of a plebe. Dorsey at that time, was a student at St. school in Ferry.

Next fall he entered high school reason behind i mdia the team, then coached by IMerre Hill. The next fall, under losingI Alec Fox, now line coach at the University of Pennsylvania, he reach- Rv AMoriaUd Preaa. I Locatelli 13r. Italy, and Benny Bass, 132, drew (10); Tony Falio. lilt, Philadelphia, outpointed Jf'hnny Jadick, 136, Philadelphia, (1 (i I Dundee, Tuifioleweight champion, outpointed Kaniin.skl, 146, Nantlcoke, (IOL Speigal, 146.

outpointed Joe Gllck, 149. Brooklyn. (6); Joe Boldin, 120, Cleveland, outpointed Harry Boyle, Krie, (4). HICAGO Dodak, Cincago, outpointed Paul Dazzo, 131. i'hlcago.

(10). PITTSBURGH Donald (Red) Bar; V. 193. Washington, D. pointed Charley Massera, 182, Pittsburgh.

(10); AI Quail. 161, Pittsburgh, stopped Andy Maskey, 161, anion (4). NEW Dublin- Chicago, knocked out Ervin Berlier, New Orleans, (31. Rosen- m. 181, New York, outpointed Fortenberryi Cocoa, I 10 COLU.MBUS, Randall.

Elyria, outpointed Jackie Pur VIS, HT, InJianapolis, (10). streak that cost them five out of six games. During this time the Zanesville boys were playing without a coach. Their mentor Buton suffered a nervous breakdown and could give no attention to the team. The enticing game of playing with figures established Akron West a.s a favorite when the usual methods of weighing the Hcheduh-s failed to produce a team of out standing caliber.

29.7 Point Average The formula wa.s siniple. The dopeslers simply added up each total points for the season and its total iHjints, divided each by tho number of games played and called the result the average offensive and defensive strength of the teams. Thus Akron West with a total of 506 points for the season in 17 games had an average offensive strength of 29.7 points a game. Its defensive average was 21.2 points, an average winning margin of 8.5 points. Tiffin, which is in the other bracket, had an average winning margin of 8.0 points.

Without taking into account the type of opposition each played during the season the comparison of offensive and defensive strength would Indicate that Akron West is 1-8 stronger than Its opponent in the first round, Youngstown Rayen. Central Strong On the same basis Tiffin is 8.5 points stronger than its first round opponent. Zanesville. Portsmouth la .4 of a point stronger than Columbus North and Toledo Central is .8 of a point stronger than Dayton Roosevelt The strongest offensive team In the tournament Is Toledo Central, while the strongest defensive team is Portsmouth, which, however, is the weakest offensive quintet. fin is second strongest defensive team while Youngstown is the second strongest offensive combination.

Zanesville is the weakest defensive team and Toledo Central the second weakest. ed his peak. Four straight years he was All-Ohio Valley tullbai k. We know of no boy who morn richly the honor than iHjrsey and fell certain that the well wishes of all true East Liverpool sports fans go with Bill when he leaves for Wei-t Point. Rather Interesting is a story today that Akron West Is ths favorite to annex the state high school basketball championship.

Not so interesting the fact that West has been made the favorite as the manner In which the experts arrived at such a conclusion. West may triumph, but believe me they'll have anything but a picnic with the Youngstown Rayon outfit on Thursday. If the Cowboys hurdle Rayen they should get over their next two opponents. Due to the ruling of the Ohio State Athhqir aHSiKi.itimi forbidding spring football practice, only one East lavcrpooi bchoul will carry out its program of spring grid drills. The lone liool to have spring football practice program Is and Coach W.

I'aul "Rua Former Champ Long End of Odds. on from his operation fur appe ndici-; Well you lv to fore fin tis l.ist Si plember und Is fiu ii Is far gone, a big ji ar. Not only nre iug holies of 1933 Hubboll, St lui 111 hi t( the host southpaws In loagiu" To cap the climax Travis Jai on. iht- toani captain has so far ov ored his ugllily as to Wlnitrs. O.

G. Ow ns, E. Rose, Lnih. Shanks, P. A.

Timborlako, O. G. Rurblck. F. P.

riiiH'r, Lnth. White, U. Milis. A. Wright, P.

A. Luih IKiihy, avr'f, I.nth. M. Hulli Biook.s, Eniin. r.

TO. I Brown, Kimn. O. Morso, R. I P.

i rtiwo, P. A R. Emm. Ptititr. 1) Kiikhaiu, Emm.

Kfik. F. G. MiCoy, P. A.

I till.in, Emm. G. iht luirt ,11 leullh hut Tmrv has ev-ry r. 1" E. Mlllor, txm-i a coino-ha.

hv Willlim a honor WaUoviT. I iX rightfiold f. e. then dmUe.l M. fhe left fh4d harrier with a wallop, Kidd.

P. llmt woubl have ideared tho wall ivon, F. P. the new ball park In Bos-1 F. I ton.

tho colorful short.stop job from Blondy Ityan. Ryan will he return to Iniin. ai most two yi-ars of of hatl nii ans a sub Hr AMiH'Utrd IX)S March in hatting power stunly little boxors who have yet i The rest of tho c'mb will ofl to know how It feels to bo knock. (I National open tho ay It I 1 I. I linDhed In front of tho fl.ld Ton, canionnrl Arlzinendl will meet tonight In a secon i jrill ten-round each with the Idea of flooring the other.

Canzon.Tl, former world's light- Grantham their under study. Tho outfield of Joe Mtsne. George Davis and Mel Ott will all avallablo territory, ai.ied NEW Vosmick provided the sparkle In the Cleveland first serious batting practice by sending two new baseballs sailing over the distant left field wall of their training grounds. Earl Averlll, Glen Myatt and Dick Porter managed to lift a few over the right field b.ir- rier, but none of their drives were aa hefty aa AVALON, (Tu.k) outlh Idcr, and weight king Is tho favorite at un- Valan. recruit Inflelder.

will certain odds of from two to one Hiu.k Chicago Cub lineup when ten to eight Arlzmendl will have youth on his side, but hardly the hitting ability Too Many Pitchers T. rry plana to use young season starts Tliiirs agalust Angiib's. 1 reLMilarlv bihinrt liai Manager Charley Gritnin wants Mancuso rounds Into cou.U-|»» Fialnha.k’s spee.i fought more than 200 times. At plans lo stati.m him between age of 25. Canzoneri hardly Is more I have KU ln and Babe ll.

rman. of a veteran hut his opponents 5 I know wb" do will at seix.n.l base. Haumgarden, E. hnelilmill- Lulh. Ib.ltz, B.

Brown, Liitii. VV, Milhr, stick, I E. av. Luth. Goodman.

M. E. I'inUy, II. Wheeler, M. E.

Woeohner, Lulh. Rogor.s, O. G. Davis. O.

a FG. 29 1 2 24 5 5 23 51 21 51 18 43 IK a 1- 43 19 IS 3 15 9 33 16 33 12 I 1225 9 7 2.1 11 2 24 9 7 2.3 1 23 5 7 19 i 18 1 It 16 6 I Id 7 1 3 15 6 14 1 8 5 Vi 4 4 I 8 I 3 0 2 1 ft 2 2 2 4 1 4 2 4 1 3 1 1 1 1 i 1 i 1 1 0 I i 0I 1 0 I I CONFER TODAY ON TITLE BOUT claimed more dlslinctlon than of those the little Aztec faced In bis early bouts in Mexb o. Arizimndl 1 to the ring at 129 pounda or while Canzoneri may have difficulty making the required 130. Fields To Meet Akron Ringman with this says Terry. last and had to come through i if we were to have a in pi-nuant race.

Bill Hhort s. Salvesnn, Al Rrallh and man give me a w.vilfb of reserve material, In to the two wlio know all ks relief game, rniaii Ih ll and grand old Cuban, Adolfo I leadline Steubenville Card Friday iNiejlit. ANNOUNCE NEW SKATE CONTEST LO 8 trio of rookie righthanders, John Pont- ortkl, Otto NitcHolaa and Dale Mills, were assigned to pitching duty today at the Chicago White Sox resumed their aeries with Los Angels. Three gsmcs have been added to the Sox apring schedule. They will meet Seattle at Santa Barbara March 21 and play the Pasadena Merchants, March 31 and April 1.

Br AMeriatrS Preaa. NEW YUUK, Murch John Rn''(l Kilpatrick, prnsldcnf ot Square Oardun, planned more conferrmccs today to Iron oul tho dlfflcultlcH blocking weight championship Prlrno (Jarnera and Mux Baer not so far apart Col Kilpatrick said- Baer's inslHteiiro that Jack Hey given a In the promo tion of tho match snd his for inoro than flio a 12A per rent cut of the recoipts have two main hfumljllrig blocks llio iiegoHutions. Lomond haa awaitinK only a break tho w- aUn-i to ono of the country BOOSTER TEAMS M. E. FLOORMEN OCCUPY ALLEYS, WRESTLING lASTjth, NIGHT PEORIA, 111., March teams which always have fond dreams of crashing into the group, of big cash winners, will again have, the alleys tonight as the 31th an-ji nual American Bowling congress' enters its sixth day.

I Booster bowlers failed last night to dislodge the 2,803, rolled by the Kasslng-Gooseu Furniture company team of St. Louis, but the Peoria Star company No. 1 squad took fourth place among the leaders with a 2,687 count. By AiMctatcd WILMINGTO.V. Dfl.

Rudy A graii fiil tiiutcr.t, starting nday iiiglit, i-h and contiiming six wart today by tlie man agiiimnt of the VVlnlaml auditori iiiii, Thlrt ('nli-Mt will bring out the, In the district Isiys otid girls 15 and 23. i couple will be morial hall at Steubenville. Young with a pair of hrorniuni Terry of Akron and Claire Repole racing skates. of Steubenville mix anotlKT 10 011 night, round offering. roller relay team of In one of three five round battles will meet the local club at the Jackie Trotter of winland auditorium.

The race will FORT MYERS. IHg gins Irt In cump to lalli luh ioiitiu' and, if of holdout i'f th will Isisers in OVERSUPPLY OF CAMPUS QUEENS Colo. Campus pi'u ns at tho FniverBlty of rado were being overworked, i ominitleo that the annual ih. ir four haU d. thorough invest igatloii was wi'ii ciiam-! N.

01 (-laniH, flm Ameri situation on league the Nation bngiie today game their series. in the last will tackle Johnny Smiles of over distance of two half miles or 50 laps of the rink floor. quippa. The other ilve-rrjunders pit Kid Hunt of Aliquippa against Lysach of Akron and Howdy Mason PICK of New Brighton against Frankie Johnson of Akron. Jack Stauffer and Young Anthony, both of Steu- BEAVER FLOOR EVENT LISTED Dusek, Omaha, tl three-round scrap.

Casey O)lumbo, 2 0 Monica, two falls to one. BUFFALO Joe Savoldi, 202. Three Oaks, threw Bibber McCoy, 226, Cambridge, 38:08. ON CHILDREN ORLANDO, Fla. Johnny Frederick compiled an average of .308 to lead the Brooklyn Dodger regulars in hitting last season and thinks he'll do lota better with the new ball.

"It wat Johnny says, find drives that used to clear fences falling Just Inalda the park, I don't know how the pttchera feel about the new ball but for Unlvprslty George Hoffman, a member of the committee, explained, wo found that nearly every wmnan student had al- icady been queen of something or other, thus ellmlnallng practically all available material for a Mardi iub queen. So every male stmlent was expected to bring bis own queen." CLEVELAND. March. a 1 to criticize pupils, Fla. Jack are not so themselves.

seems to be iq luck. This was the conclusion York Yankee far back as 60 years ago, N. bousing problem. 0-, Johnny ar-. According to information con- H.AS rx south high school fs a candidate for third or a after they attended the and now Education convention last' pUus to give him a trial CIRCLEVII 4 LE, March 13 Un, Sweden, straignt falls.

The sixth annual Beaver County Amateur baeketball tournament, will be held on Saturday, March LIST REPORT 24, starting at 8 a. m. In the All Qp talced in ClrclevlUe fhelr of March, 1884, there was a dwel-lgum, and walkin ling house of four meetings were In prrrgress pied by four with a were speaking week. at first, no to get a Ruth Borough, a aenlor, said she Home where was fo find teachers readlngK newMpapors, whlsperiiig, noses, chewing! in and out while: and quippa high school gym. Any amateur not weighing more than 160 pounds Is eligible.

Entries can be sent to Nathan M. at the Aliquippa high school. All entries must be in by Friday, March 23. TAKE VERDICT' membership of 23 persons. There were eight persons in one tamily, seven in another, nine in third and five In the fourth.

she said, not what they want us to do at Gertrude MalruckI observed, she "That several caine COLUMBUS, March of Htatbiics compiled by the. family occupying one'mto the room and sat down, but suie highway revealed room of the house, according to the when they found It was going to that appmxiniateiy half of the a seriouB discussion and would lu.oWki in Kdde.t.1 1 are betwfi-n the of 30 and 50 based on TACKLE TIFFIN reports of 450 recent accidents. BASEBALL RESULTS night Lineups: By i E- Liverpool G. F. York (N) Philadelphia Smith 4 6 I A.

3, 10 innings. 7 11 TfMlay's schedule: 'Zamlth 3 OjHeasley 8 0 At Fort Y'ork (N) Havelock 7 llDavis 0 vs. Philadelphia (A). 8 2Greenwood 4 8 At (A) va I -------Los (PCY). TotaU 21 8j 18 10 The Wellsvllle M.

E. church team downed Chuck place of East Liv-i COLUMBUS, March erpocl, 47-35, in a tilt Monday Inga for the first round of the etaie high school baeketball tournament surting Thursday were made today as follows: Class 8 p. Toledo Central vs. Dayton Roosevelt; 4. Youngs town Rayen vs.

Akron West; 8:80, Tiffin Columbian vs. Zanesville; 9:30, Columbus North vs. Ports- month. For Motor walked Coffee Drinkers Club Oat of the total 45u idents, persons 3b to 50 jears old, in ihe Fioriua and other renorts, tho bu COLUMBUS, March 13 Formed ill Xew Emjland benefit of Ohioans wintering in TAMPA. seems the Clnelnnati Reds going to havo a southpaw pitcher after all.

Manager Bob who lost his left-handed hurler when the veteran, Eppa Rixey, retired, is reported to have about made up his mind to take on. Joa Bhauta, a fraa agent. Shaute haa shown a lot of speed pitching to the practlca batters. DUXBUHY. you are id Llghertt ci'i' It r.it« was between jrejy moior announced i g(Hxj worthy and and 3'J 124 per- no qualiflM, and if you can drink Bonn, or 27 2 per cent.

on oul-of-state banks in pay quart of coffee wlUiout taking Kwsuits of other age for auto license plates. ERh- accordlng to 450 accidentsjer money or money orders are ac- huge mug from your lips, you may able to Join tbe Cup of 4.7 eoptable. bnrwau reported the club, which is headed by receipt of nur'crous checks C. Bohm. 54, keeper of studied .0 ner cent 50 to 64 14.4 per 65 and over 3.6 per banks, which were return- the Duxbury UghL Plymouth led to the sendtr.

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Figures inclndo'new rods. New piston assembly, new valvsi bead gaskeL RAT BIRCH HOTOKS 606 Wslnot it HD-.