Elyria High Opens With 28 19 Win Over Amherst
Elyria High cagers overpower Amherst 28 to 19 in season opener. Zontini and Williams stand out as outstanding players on Up All Buckeye selections. Coaches and writers name Marshall and Cincinnati stars to first team with Pape of Elyria earning honorable mention.
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Elyria High
Zontini
Williams
U P
Buckeye
Marshall
Cincinnati
Miami
Ohio
Pape
Elyria Boy
Ralph Teatsorth
United Press
Olumbus
John Zontini
Marshall College
Carl Williams
Cincinat
Ineman
Zoutini
United Press All Buckeye A A Football Selections 1933
United Press releases first and second team selections for the Buckeye Athletic Association football season. First team includes Wet Clark Ballard Cincinnati and Carl Williams Cincinnati among others with hometowns and scores. second team lists positions and players from Ohio U Miami Marshall and others. Captain is Carl Williams.
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United Press
Buckeye Athletic
Clark
All-Buckeye Conference Football Selections Highlight 1933 Season
Len Williams leads Miami to praise with standout defense and guard play. Ohio University, Wittenberg, and Cincinnati place key players on the All Buckeye squad. Second team honors go to Toth and Neumann from Wittenberg amid a beefier roster and noted injuries.
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Paul Halleck
Ohio U
Phil Heil
Cincinnati
William Stewart
Miami
Forest Neumann
Wittenberg
Walter Prince
Elda Carney
Marshall
Jack Meilivain
Ohio Wesleyan
Pat Roudebush
Howard White
Hunter Kincaid
Frank Toth
Ohio University
Willams
Len Fertig
Oliver Savatsky
Bob Emerick
Tile Snurder
Ohio
United Press
Woody Wills
Pete Stephan
Fred Yeager
Clark Ballard
Williams
Harlan Mills
Lutherans
Earl Wright
Toth
Neumann
Ands—Ott
Gill
Hilbert
Belt
Sayers
Ruck
G. Smith
Bennett
Carmean
Pape
Runge
Wittenbrg
Snell
Wertz
Wesleyan
Post
Lewis
Tutley
Alloway
M. Williams
Mohler
Buckeye Conference Grid standings final report
United Press compiles final Buckeye Conference standings showing Cincinnati atop with 1 win and 0 losses and a .800 winning percentage, followed by Miami Ohio U and others. Team points for and against are listed alongside records, with Marshall and Wesleyan near bottom of the table.
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United Press
Buckeye
WL. T
Pet
Cincinnati
Miami
Ohio U
Wesleyan
Marshall
Wittenders
Avon Lake Wins 31 29 Over Belden In Tight Clash
Avon Lake High edged Belden High 31 29 on Tuesday night as Avon Lake capitalized at the foul line with 13 free throws to Belden’s 11. S Schaefer and D Kuvach each scored 15 for their teams while the Belden girls defeated Avon Lake 20 17 in the earlier game.
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Belden
Avon Lake High
Belden High
Avon Lake
S. Schaefer
D. Kuvach
Avon Lake Girls
Miami Defeats Cincinnati To Tie For Title
Miami edged Cincinnati 6 102 to share the Backere conference lead with Ohio University a two way tie after a strong offense. Westeyan crushed Western Reserve 32 to 6 and Xavier defeated Haskell 24 to 12 while Wilberforce remained undefeated with a 39 to 0 Olksgiving Day win over West Virginia State.
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United Press
Ohio
Dayton
Denison
Miami
Cincinnati
Ohio University
Marshall
Acc
Baldwin-Wallace
John Carroll
Ed Bahoric
Fpeth Ohio Westeyan
Xavier
Westeyan
Western Reserve
Haskell Indian Institute
Wilberforce
Ohio College
West Virginia State
St Agnes Juniors top Jefferson Junior Wick 20 to 6
The St Agnes Juniors defeated Coach Ed Burton's Jefferson Junior Wick team 20 to 6. Fillman scored seven points for St Agnes, while Surdock led Jefferson Wick with four. The St Agnes Eighth graders won their preliminary 12 to 10.
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St. Agnes
Ed Burton
Jefferson
Fillman
Surdock
Goa
de Fo
McDermott
Plerold
Ee Gown Sadowski
R Ge. x
Ferzer
Hegan
Elas
Banke
Team seeks game with bantam Telzat in Lorain County
The Hols Crocs Bearcats want a football match next Sunday with any bantam Telzat team in Lorain County. Managers should call between 4 and 5 PM at West Avenue and U3rd Street to check with Al Kach, marking the third straight year the Ohio team can claim the national Negro championship.
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Hols Crocs Bearcats
Bantam Telzat
Lorain County
West Avenue
U3th Street
Cek
al Kach
Ohio
Game Fish Ass'n To Hold Annual Election Sunday
The Lorain County Game and Fish Association will hold its annual election Sunday at 2 00 pm in Day's hardware Store Day’s hardware Store. All members urged to attend as the meeting is of utmost importance. Nominees include President BE B Walker George Day Franke Henke Frank Dee and William G Smith Vice President Wells Mole Dan Harding Secretary Ed Elbert Harry Bassett Lloyd Yost Treasurer James Little Jr Board of Trustees Guy Bamrick Theodore Walker Art Miler Glen Fenwick Grant Freeland Frank Henke Roy Crandall Joe Bickel Paul Bassett Richard Twigg Frank Dee John Wilhelmy Ralph Manning.
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Lorain County Game and Fish Association
BE B. Walker
George Day
Franke Henke
Frank Dee
William G. Smith
Wells Mole
Dan Harding
Ed Elbert
Harry Bassett
Lloyd Yost
James Little, Jr
Board of
Guy Bamrick
Theodore Walker
Art Miler
Glen Fenwick
Grant Freeland
Frank Henke
Roy Crandall
Joe Bickel
Paul Bassett
Richard Twigg
John Wilhelmy
Ralph Manning
Untteed Presa leads grid results in scattered scores
Readable fragments show Untteed Presa atop a mixed set of college football scores with East Albright, Gettysbure, and several others recording varied results. Notable mentions include Marshall, Wake Forest, Texas Tech, Kansas State, Kentucky, Transylvania, Arkansas State, Henderson, and Murray among numerous teams.
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Presa
East Albright Law Nas
Bhuetickes
Congord State & Tawn Oy
Agylvania
St. Thouras Iz
Gettysbure Penn
M. C. Lebanon
Vatley
Carnesie Teche Notre
Marshall Ph
Fawa
West Virginia
West Alabama
Birm
Southern Bluefield
Lorain Quintet In Market For Games
A fragmented Lorain report notes local players seeking game opportunities with several names and unclear details. The piece mentions Tye Lee and Dee, references a 144 year odd detail, and hints at a market for games on Lake Avenue, but specifics are unreadable.
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Dee
Tye Lee
Lake Avenue
Business College Five Play Ebinger Coals and Wagers North of Court
The Business College team faces Ebinger Coals in a scheduled match with bets placed on the outcome. The roster includes Maddock Morén Reyer Brown Barkars Sar Gerehandinzer Lisds and Brove, who are asked to appear or take action regarding the game tomorrow.
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Business College
Ebinger Coals
Co. A. Court
Maddock
Morén
Reyer
Brown
Barkars
Sar
Sath
Gerhandinzer
Nebraska Eleven Laces Oregon State 22 to 0
Nebraska Cornhuskers routed Oregon State Beavers 22 to 0 on Thanksgiving Day. The Big Six champions overwhelmed Fleming Red Franklin’s squad, while other top teams across the nation posted mixed results in a busy round of college football action.
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Jack Cuddy
United Press
EW York
U.P
Midwest
Nebraska Cornhuskers
Oregon State
Fleming Red Franklin
Furnitures Edge Elyria Lumber in Bowling Match
Furnitures defeated Elyria Lumber in a best two of three match, tying atop the St. John's Bowling league standings. Elyria’s Struck Furnitures tied for high single with a 282, while Art Buchholz led the three-game series with a strong score.
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Furnitures
Elyria Lumber
Elyria Lumber and Coals
Struck Furnitures
St. John’s Bowling League
Art Buchholz
Kiwanis Banquet Plans For Elyria High Grid Team
Plans are set for the annual Kiwanis Club banquet honoring Elyria High School football. Freshman coach Ward Larkins of Ohio State will be principal speaker on football as we see it. Rev Karl Meister will host, with Father Jeune giving a toast. The Elsha High band directed by M J Beck will perform. Jack Ray Clymer will review the season. guests include Elyria officials and the football squad. Tickets available at ODonnells News Agency and Brown Hotel Cizar Store. reservations due by Saturday.
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Kiwanis Club
Manor
Elyria
Methodist Church
Larkins
Ohio State
Karl P. Meister
Father Jeune
TL Dalex
Elsha Hich
M. J. Beck
Jack Ray Clymer
R. C. Masio
P. Shively
Lorain High
Elyria High
Odonnell's
Brown Hotel Cizar
Elyria High and Amherst Open Basketball Season
A quirky local sports column covers Elyria High and Amherst opening their season with Amherst scoring first, Hats making the first field goal, and Frank Murkowski adding the first free throw while Brown fouled out. The piece praises referee Maley and mentions Swivelnack’s around the world tour with humor and light dispatches from London and Paris.
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Columm
Madame Tortine
Elyria High
Atheist
Amherst
Hats
Frank Murkowski
Brown
Smith
Elyria
Haley
Eithey Elyria
Amherst Rooters
Fouresquare
Fouresquare, Cagto-eye
Suiveineen
Swivelnack
London
George
Isles
Clymer
Sulu
Owl Optic
Bearcats
Paris
Joe
P.S. I
Chicago Bears and Giants Close In On Pro Grid Titles
The Chicago Bears clinched at least a share of the Western title by beating the Chicago Cardinals 22 to 6 as Grange and Karr scored touchdowns. New York Giants moved closer to the Eastern crown with a 10 to 6 victory over Me see and epiice Brook Town Dedsers as Ken Strong and Stuart Chane contributed a field goal and a touchdown respectively.
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Alabama
Cornell
Pennsylvania
Quakers
Panthers
Carnellije Tech
Colgate Sm Brown
West Virginia
Washington and Jefferson
Oklahoma Aggies
Oklahoma
Mid-West
Kensas
Missouri
St. Louis Washington
Haskell Indians
Alamada
Vanderbilt
Tennessee
Kentucky
North Carolina
Sina
Virginia Miilitary
Virginia Poly
Cornsish
Oregon
Ence
Stanford
Texas Tech
Kansas
Texas
Chicago Bears
New York Giants
Bears
Chincaro Cardinals
Karr
Grange
Zellar
Lillard
Manders
New York
Giants
Celine
Me See
Andepiice Brook Twn Dedsers
Gerber And Scott Share Honors As Crimson Five Takes Win
Elyria hosts Amherst in a close season opener as Doug Gerber and Joe Scott lead the Crimson with 12 and 7 points respectively. Amherst battles back to threaten, but Elyria hangs on for a 19 to 19 tie? Note: Source text includes garbled ends. primary action credits Gerber and Scott, with Clymer crew substitutes sparking effort.
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Gerber
Scott
Crimson Five
City League Pin Matches Tonight
The City League bowling schedule features Knichts of Columbus aliers facing Welsh Funeral Home and Jackror Wallpaper rolling Glen Haters Motors. Matches are set for 8 o clock.
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Knichts of Columbus
Glen Haters Motors
Amherst Reserves Defeat Elyria Lights 17 14 in season opener
Amherst Reserves edged Elyria Lights 17 to 14 in the opening game of the 1933 34 season. Dunstan and Heck led scoring with six points each as Amherst built a 7 1 first quarter lead, Elyria rallied in the second, but Amherst maintained a slim edge into the final period and held on for the victory.
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Haas
Amherst
Brown
Murkowski
Scott
Flashes
Gerber
Crimson
Therever
Berger
Elyrians
Elyria
Aneherst
Gene Myers
Crimuson
Thenar
Hawa Uah
Clymer
Boreski
Quarrytown
Vitory
Midecourt
Ehrman
Babe
Hoffner
Teal Amherst
Iwestern
Sasaki
lProusers-Hresser
Fendt
Chuck Hupp
Dave Eaton
Elyria High
Elyria-Amherst
Dunstan
Heck
Forbes
Dunestan
Emerick
Amhherst
Bruce
Stward
Schmank
Green and Gold
Meister
Eut Angherst
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Strack Furniture
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Frank Watend
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Uistern Division
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Crimson Quint
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Frank Walend
Batt
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Rhyrhe High
Roy Clymer
Elighteen
Ualer
Doug Gerber
Joe Scott
City League
Triestino Restaurant
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Oberlin Roads
Elyria Lights
Amberat
Stiwald
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Lee
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