Lorain County Golden Gloves Tourney Opens Monday
The fourth annual Lorain County Golden Gloves boxing tournament begins Monday at the Hotel Antlers. Seventy-five entries are listed from Lorain County and surrounding areas, with fighters from Willard, Wadsworth, Norwalk, Monroeville, Milan and Avon Lake. Tickets are on sale at multiple Lorain and nearby locations.
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Lorain County
Golden Gloves
Leonard Pfeiffer
Lorain
Dev
A. AL UL
Ant+ ly
Hank Derwiterman
H Sheldon
Booth
W. Dachtler
S&s. Porcolo
Ho Phunittan
A. Vargo
Franklin
Z Craft C Charleton
Kujawski
M Progky
J. Lasky
Disis
Tracey Cox
Indianamois
Ind
Tracey
Cox
Frankie Klick
Tony Canzoner
Wesley Ramsey
Tarry Dublinski
Hotel Antlers
Sandusky Dominates 1934 Ohio Schoolboy Football Era
Sandusky finished 1934 with 10 unbeaten teams and 23 straight wins overall, highlighting a season where Canton Wehnley and New Philadelphia's Class Eleven defenses stood out. Middletown, Sandusky St Marys, and others posted undefeated or near-perfect records, marking a historic stretch for Ohio high school football.
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Rappie
Cainton
Borinefield
Certin
Philadelphias
Hetory
Lo Yaimes
Philadelpoia
Cincinnati
Withras
Queen City
Rent Tronsevelt
Alan
Cleveland Snaker Hevehts
Shadyside
Greenfield MacClain
Bremen
Mentor
Sandusky
St Marys
Schoal
Pis Op Ps
Canton MeKtindle
Middlepuit
Philadelphia
Miamisburg
Martine Perry
Wathrow
Kent Roosevelt
Turley Scores 114 Points In 3 Seasons
United Press report details John Turley Ohio Wesleyan quarterback as scoring leader with 114 points over three seasons, including 19 in 1933, 1 in 1933, and 92 in 1934. Don Sharper Wooster runner up with 59 points, Vic Ippolito third with 49, and others topping multiple categories across Ohio colleges.
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Wesleyan
Don Harper
Wooster
United Press
John Tires
Ohio Wesleyan Querterback
Ohio
Turley
Don Sharper
Vic Ippolito
Western Reserve
Hubert Foster
Ed Jenkuts
Denton
Jack Heekin
Ohio State
Art Goldsmith
Baldwin-Wallace
Harper
O'Keefe
Findlay
Treavely
Mount Union
George Gerry
Dayton
Jerry Welling
Toledo
TJ Turley
O. Wes
Pposite
West
Rex
Foster
Deniaon
Heekin
Jenkins Denleon
Foldemith
Rocher
23 Wooster Gridders Get Varsity Awards
Wooster College announces varsity awards for 23 football players from the Ohio conference champion team. Eleven are seniors. Linemen honored include Tanner Curftman Cruickshank Gattshall Foley P. Dodez Smith Harper Drabenstatt James Campbell Wander Mayer Oberholtzer. Backfield selections include Tucek Short H Finefrock McCain Ev as Russ Discipio Hammond and R. Taliaferro.
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Wooster
Wooster College
Ohio
Tanner
Curftman
Cruickshank
Gattshall
Foley
P. Dodez
Smith
Harper
Drabenstatt
James
Campbell
Wander
Mayer
Oberholtzer
Tucek
Short H. Finefrock
McCain
Evas
Wooster Basket Player Suffers Shoulder Injury
Wooster College forward Paul Ricatto sustained a dislocated shoulder during practice. A sophomore from Trenton, he was expected to be a regular this season for coach Mose Hole.
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Wooster, C
Paul Ricatto
Wooster College
Mose Hole
Trenton
Gauthiers Travel to Florida for Football Games
Ohio Wesleyan University football coach George Gauthier and Mrs. Gauthier are off to Florida for a brief vacation. They plan to attend the Georgia vs Georgia Tech game in Athens and will also view the LSU vs Tennessee game in Knoxville. They expect to return December 10.
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Gauthiers
Delaware
Dee
George Gauthier
Ohio Wesleyan University
Gauthier
Florida
Georgia
Colored Stars Face West Side Flashes Tomorrow
The Colored All-Stars coached by Stewart Devonshire will meet the West Side Flashes at 2:00 tomorrow on the Wayside Inn gridiron. Possible starting lineup lists Col. All-Stars Bash Jackson Ki Wykrent Rucker Pp Elek Brown Smith Fitzpatrick Innes Wilson Ducoty Brown Hanson Vonka Rainey Hil Passmore Sanders Gebrke Brown Slavin Young Martin.
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Stewart Devonshire
West Side
Wayside Inn
Col
West
Sule Bash
R. Jackson
J. Ki
R. Wykrent
J. Rucker L. T
Elek J
Brown L
V. Smith
P. Fitzpatrick
T’ Innes
Wilson
Ducoty
W. Brown RK
Hanson E
Vonka EF
Rainey L
Hil Q. M
Passmore L
Sanders L. H
Gebrke
Joe Brown
R. H
FL Slavin
M. Young F J, Martin
Carideo Quits Coaching Post At Missouri U
Frank Carideo, head football coach at the University of Missouri, tendered his resignation to the Intercollegiate Athletics Committee. The board took no final action. His third season ended with a 20 to 0 loss to Kansas, described as the worst of his tenure. He indicated his plan to step out on September 1 when his contract expires.
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Columbia
Frank Carideo
University of Missouri
Committee of Intercollegiate Athletics
Carideo
Missouri
Kansas
Tigers
Balinski Wins 1934 National Dirt Track Championship
Kalamazoo rider Balinski is named national dirt track champion for 1934 by the American Motorcycle Association. The report covers other titles such as Night speedway, Endurapee, Tourist trophy and hill climbing events with named winners and clubs.
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Columbus
Louis Balinski
Kalamazoo
Michigan
Cordy Milne
Pasadena
Calif
Endurapee
Ray Yursky
Fond du Lac
Wis
Arthur Tanrede
Tovidence
Joe Ferrari
Milwaukee
Wos
Joe Petra
Harold Sramans
Syracuse
N. Y
Belasay
Lebelacker
Rochester
Lubbock Motorcycla Club
Lubbock
Tes
I. C Smith
Veteran race horse driver dies in Dayton
Reuben F Poop Myers aged 41, longtime horse driver and former stable operator with Sam Wagner, died yesterday in Dayton. Their trotting and pacing stable produced world champion trotter Alatasier in 1900.
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Dayton
Reuben F 'Poop’ Myers
Sam Wagner
Army vs Navy showdown shapes the 4Ure annual clash
United Press reports Navy believes it can upset Army in the traditional football rivalry. Navy’s stars Buzz Berries Cutter and Zabriskie pace a fast lineup, while Army counters with Buckler and a strong West Point squad. Ticket brokers surge as oversubscribed seats reach 78,900 with asks up to 50 dollars from an original four dollar price.
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Stuart Cameron
United Press
Hiladelphia
Navy
Destiny
Army
Midshipmen
Notre Dame
Turley All Buckeye pick and coaching ties at Ohio Wesleyan
Ohio Wesleyan stars lead the Buckeye selections with John Turley named captain of the All Buckeye team after a standout season. Teammates Edg ar Westfall and Howard White also earned spots while NFL scouts eye Turley for a professional offer next season. Offensive and defensive duties highlight Turley’s versatile performance as fans and local schools eye upcoming Elyria Lorain high school football banquet.
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Frere
George Gauthier
Ohio Wesleyan
Edgar “Eggie‘ Westfall
Burkeys
Gauthier
John Turley
Ohio
Turley
United Press
George Smith
Dick Teasdale
Philadelphia
Army-Navy
Franklin Field
Smitty
Elyha Igh School
Jim Chuck Coen
Lake Erie
Elyria
Lorain
Elyria High School
Francis A. Lehhmidt
Ohio State
Loram
Elyria Defeats Euclid 4 To 2 In Hockey Match
Elyria's hockey team won its second straight game yesterday by defeating Euclid Gardens 4 to 2 on home ice. Key players included Fogiyano, Dobosy, Robertson, and DeMarco scoring for Elyria with Mil ler and Legate contributing for Euclid. The roster featured Miller Rourke Legate and Westfall among others.
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Elyria
Euclid Gardens
Elyria Cleveland
Miller
Three Gophers Named On Sun All America
The New York Sun All America selections list three Minnesota players on the 1930s era team. First team includes Larson and Kosta from Minnesota as tackles and quarterback. alternate picks feature Bevan and Purvis among others from Minnesota, Pitt, Stanford and Navy.
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New York
Minnesota
New York Sun
Moserip
Stanford
Carter
Southern Methodist
Barclay
North Carolina
Kalbaugh
Princeton
Bevan
Lee
Alabama
Kelley
Yale
Williams
California
Buckler
Army
Purvis
Purdue
Meinsieck
Pitt
Caddies Play Old Timers At Wayside Inn Gridiron
The Elyria Country Club Cad dies will face West Side Old Timers on the Wayside Inn gridiron tomorrow with a 2 50 kickoff. Probable Caddies starting lineup includes Wack and Kash ends Zaleshi and Wack tackles Gregor and Nagzt guards Abookire center Hl quarterback Sanders and King halfbacks Wolodzko full back.
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Elyria Country Club
West Side
Wayside Inn
Wack
Kash
Zaleshi
Gregor
Nagzt
Abookire
Sanders
King
Wolodzko
Clever youth bests bigger foe in mitt game say sports
A short, lively remark contrasts a clever light puncher with a larger rival in a boxing context. It notes many bouts end when the quicker fighter outmatches an opponent, and references a quiz about welterweight wrestling and a height comparison between Vittorio Campolo and Primo Carnera.
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Thuis
Yuerterday
Vittorio Campolo
Pruno Carnera
Campolto
Reter Medhes
Carnera
Minnesota Gets Five On All-Star First Eleven
Minnesota dominates the Central Press All-Big Ten captain selections with five players Lund Bevan Kostka Larson and Tenner named to the first eleven. The poll includes 17 captains from Big Ten and other conferences and reflects a national 72 captain All-American ballot. The piece lauds Minnesota’s season and the Gophers’ standout performance against strong opponents, noting many stars receive honorable mention.
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Copiright
Central Press
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Lund
Bevan
Kostka
Larson
Tenner
Kawaii
Northwestern
Patterson
Chicago
Austin
Michigan
Benyon
Bennis
Illinois
Monahan
Ohio State
Sprayer
Indiana
Vairo
Notre Dame
Stancock
Army
Borden
Fordham
Stevens
Temple
Meier
Nebraska
Lewis
Carnegie Tech
McKeen
Wamline
Kane
St. Louis U
Arthur
Rice
Olson
North Dakota State
Big Ten
Minneapolis
Gophers
Pittsburgh
Followa
Ends
Wendt
Ward
Antonini
Indi
All-Star Big Ten Teams Picked By Grid Pilots Second Team First Team
The list names players from Minnesota Illinois Michigan Ohio State Purdue Purdue and Chicago among others chosen for first and second team honors. Names include Larson Nelson Widseth Gryroski Foster Bramrick Tenner Kost a Carter Lund and more, highlighting a diverse roster across Big Ten schools.
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Grid Pilots
Larson
Winnesota
Nelson
Illinois
Austin
Michigan
Wees
Widseth
Minnesota
Monahan
Ohio State
Cave Guard
Bennis
Thinois Patterson
Chicago
WGER
KOSTA
Winnecota
Cartar
Purdue
PTAA
Taneberg
Ninots Lund
Fishbaugh Hands State First Local Loss In Mat Bout At Rialto
In Elyria, 850 fans saw Les Fishbaugh of Newark, Ohio defeat Johnny Stote of Schenectady two falls to one at the Rialto Theatre. Stote opened with a self strangling hold but Fishbaugh leveled him with a right midriff punch and a Japanese wing lock. Stote won the second via back-breaking wing locks, but Fishbaugh sealed the match with a final fall at 4:54 after a series of holds and a decisive punch.
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Ernie Braden
Ohnny Stote
Schenectady
New York
Les Fishbaugh
Newark, Ohio
Rialto Theatre
Fishbaugh
Stote
Les
Ghivam
Johnny
Elyria
Newark
State
Johnny LeComts
Sly McLain
Bill Jeffries
Bartlesville
Oklahoma
McLain
Fort Wayne
Indiana
Barry
Dan Morris
Wild Red Barry
Pittsburgh
Kansas
Jeffries
Alex Szabo
Red Savinski
Szabo
Panther
Gunther
Rainbow Gardens
Black Panther
Cowboy Joe Gunther
Morris
Kit Carson
Martenio Angelo
Fight Results By United Frens at Madison Square Garden
In New York at Madison Square Garden Sammy Fuller from Boston faced Johnny Jadich from Philadelphia. Jadich won by decision after a lively bout with both fighters exchanging power shots and headway in rounds.
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United Frens
New York
Madison Square Garden
Sammy Fuller
Boston
Johnny Jadich
Philadelphia
Stanford Chooses Alabama for Rose Bowl Showdown on New Years Day
A columnist lauds Stanford University for selecting Alabama as its Rose Bowl opponent on New Years Day. He notes Alabama’s dominant 15 to 6 win over Tennessee and a string of impressive performances, while acknowledging the Eastern rep. He predicts a likely Stanford loss but keeps an open mind, and aside from sports talk, muses on space for a new column name and light local observations.
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Stanford University
Alabama
Crimson Tide
Tennessee
Marain
Tuscaloosa
Stanford
Barberton Fighter Dowels Hearts Local Card Bout Result
Eddie Wells of Detroit defeated Mickey Lyle in Hazel Park Michigan. Joe Ingles of Detroit stopped Joe Tothe in Barberton Ohio. Kid Chocolate from Barberton outpointed Mike Kolnick in Detroit offering a mixed results boxing card.
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Hazel Park
Mich
Eddie Wells
Detroit
Mickey Lyle
Barberton
Joe Ingles
Joe Tothe
Kid Chocolate
Mike Kolnick
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