All American Stars Named In United Press 1929 Team
Frank Getty notes the 1929 United Press All American eleven chosen with guidance from coaches officials and experts. Many stars missed due to not playing full schedules amid tough late-season tests. Booth and Marsters highlighted as outstanding yet ineligible under strict criteria.
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Frank Getty
New York
United Press
Harvard
al Marsters
Dartmouth
Hastert Gridirons
Booth
Marsters
Lapchick Stars As Champs Beat Paterson 31-20
Cleveland defeats Paterson Crescent 31 to 20 as Biz Joe Lapchick dominates with speed and skill. Carl Hu scores 11 for Paterson while Lapchick adds nine points, and Roswell Roxbury helps Cleveland secure the victory on home court.
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Lapchick
Paterson
Cleveland
Dec. S
Hulk
Biz
Joe Lapchick
Paterson Crescent
Ble Jne
Carl Hu
Husta
Barry
Dehnert
Skurnick
Dickerson
Paterson—Schiffer
Ign
Sherr
Grady
Roxbury
Moscow
Nagel
Frea
Laychick
Lin
Grodr
Schiffer
Weaver
Rateree
Sinnott
Wyman
All-American Elevens As Chosen By Chronicle-Telegram Readers
Lorain County readers selected All-American players in this year’s ballot. Honorable Mentions include Ends Stepenwitch Miller Murrell Collins Tackles Selby Westra Mooney Marvii Guards Barrager Montgomery Anderson Poe Backs Saunders Marsters Savoldi Glasgow Holman Berghem Pape Wood.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Stepenwitch
Calif
Miller
Stanford
Murrell
Army
Collins
Notre Dame
Selby
Ohio State
Westra
Iowa
Mooney
Georgetown
Marvii
Northwestern
Barrager
Montgomery
Pittsburgh
Anderson
Poe
Michigan
Saunders
Marsters
Dartmouth
Savoldi
Glasgow
Holman
Berghem
Pape
Wood
Harvard
Hockey season opens with chaos and comic injuries
The opening hockey games featured high energy and rough play with players colliding, a spectator injured by a shot, and a goalie signalling for help as referees and medics intervened. One line commentator joked of doctors on every team and ambulance readiness. A film crew sought hockey footage for a World War II backdrop.
Bowling scores from local leagues show mixed results
The Schmittgen Plumbers won three straight vs Columbia, which forfeited the rest of Braun Builders games. Stolzenburg Insurance won two from Kady Builders. Builders led the first game but trailed by 3 pins in game two and fell in game three. Bull Lumber took the first two games but lost the final to Brown Builders.
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Schmittgen
Columbia
Braun Builders
Stolzenburg Insurance
Kady Huilders
Builders
Bull Lumber
Brown Builders
National football rankings name Notre Dame key in 1929
The 1929 season centers on Notre Dame, Pittsburgh, and Purdue as the nation’s top teams. Notre Dame leads United Press’ rankings with Pitt and Purdue close behind, while Tulane and Tennessee post solid records in the South and Fordham, Western Maryland, and Utah stand out regionally.
Birmingham Firemen overpower Henrietta in opener
Birmingham Volunteer firemen basketball team opened the season with a 24 to 16 victory over the Henrietta Independents. The game was close at halftime with Henrietta leading 7 to, but Birmingham surged in the second half. L D Wasem led scoring with six goals as the Firemen pulled away.
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Birmingham
Birmingham Volunteer Firemen
Menrietta Independents
Henrietta
D. Wasem
Seven Major Football Teams Undefeated
NEW YORK December. Seven teams remain undefeated among major football elevents though Western Maryland has one more game versus Maryland Saturday. Notre Dame Tulane Pittsburgh Purdue Utah and Ohio University are the six teams closed season without defeat or tie. Tennessee and Texas Christian lost from the unbeaten group last week with ties to Kentucky and SMU respectively. Eddie Mack of Denver will be out several weeks with a collarbone injury suffered while defeating Tod Morgan last Tuesday.
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New York
Dec
Vo Dame
Pittsburgh
Purdue
Notre Dame
Pittsbursh
Iatt
United Press
Pittshursh
Tulane
St. Mary’s
California
Tennessee
Fordba
Texas Christian
Western Marts
Southern California
Southern Methodist
Standford
Colgate
Imdy
Davis & Hiking
Nebraska
Kentucky
Ura
Minnesota
Iowe
Northwestern
Army
Yale
North C
Alabama
Derbilt
Olympic Club
Santa Clara
Oregon
Fordham
Western Maryland
Pitt
West Virginia
Davin & Elkinge
Georgetown
Southwest
Southern Merhadist
University of Utah
Rocky Mountain Regions
Maryland
Notra Dame
Utah
Ohio University
United
Texas Christan
Los Angeles
Eddie Mack
Denver Collegian
Tod Morgan
Wit signed to play with focal club of threeve league
D BlOOMINON Dec 2 Carl Witt Woodward right handed pitcher with Paducah Ky last year has been signed to play with the focal club of the threeve league ext year Waukesha Sh Dec 2 Aloonzo A Stagg coach at the University of Chicago will be principal speaker at the annual Carroll College gridiron banquet here tomorrow night Chicago Dec 2 Jackie Fields welterweight champion will meet Billy Light of St Louis in a ten round non title fight here tonight Chicago Dec 2 Gus Sonnenberg world heavyweight wrestling champion will meet Jas Maleewicz Utica NC in a two out of three falls match here tonight South Bend Ind Dec 2 Knute Rockne held a football contention in the privacy of his bedroom today Pop Warner Tad Jones and Willam Alexander spent several hours with the disabled Notre Dame coach picking an All American team
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Bloominon
Carl Wit WO
Paducah
Waukesha
Aloonzo A. Stagg
University of Chicago
Carroll College
Chicago
Jackie Fields
Billy Light
St. Louis
Gus Sonnenberg
Jas Maleewicz
Utica
N. C
South Bend
Ind
Knute Rocknia
Pop Warner
Tad Jones
Willam Alexander
Notre Dame
Jones Ends His Career as Army Coach at West Point
Army football coach Captain Lawrence M. Jones will finish his tenure after the Stanford game in Palo Alto. He elevated Army teams to unprecedented heights, featuring stars Harry Wilson and Cristian Cagle, both all American. Major Ralph Sasse will succeed him with seven years of coaching experience. Army defeated Navy in the final service schools game and also beat Yale and Notre Dame.
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West Point
Lawrence M
Biff) Jones
Army
Stanford
Palo Alto
Harry Wilson
Cristian Cagle
Jones
Wilson
Cagle
John McEwan
Ralph Sasse
Navy
Yale
Notre Dame
Inter Jones
Church League Cage Champs Want Games
The Syria Church of Christ basketball champs seek games for a top A team against Lorain County in Elyria Missouri? outside two games, likely Thursdays and Wednesdays. Contact Tom Smith at 44 Prospece Street, Elyria, Ohio, or call Vivria 7351 after 7 p.m.
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Church League
Syria
Community notices and social updates from Berea event listings
In Berea a busy social week features The Making of a Chi nas Magazine discussion, stockholders of United Farmers Exchange Rang meeting, and attendance at the O. S. I. football game in Columbus with a fraternity dance afterward. Local births, visits, Thanksgiving travel, and bazaar plans are noted along with multiple Berea residents visiting Cleveland and distant relatives.
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Columbia
Kec Wworth League
Mies Mildred Ba
The
Ton
United Farmers Exchange
Olmacted Falls
Walsden
Reuben Walkeen
Perry Stetafngar
Mere Warry Cariright
Clars Crocker
Boratax Crocker
Columbus
Tar
Harry Herstley
Fybbe
Smithville
Jesen Glasa
American Basketball League Standings and Schedule Highlights
Yesterday's results show Cleveland 31 Paterson 20 and Brooklyn 23 Syracuse 26 with New York 25 Rochester 21. Tonight Paterson plays Cleveland and Brooklyn hosts Fort Wayne as the week unfolds with multiple road and home games scheduled through Sunday.
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Cleveland
Paterson
Brooklyn
Syracuse
New York
Rochester
Fort Wayne
Chicago
G. Wo
Cone
Cleveland Tease
Hockey Statistics INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE Standings and Results
The International League table lists teamsBuffalo Windsor Cleveland Toronto Hamilton London Niaga Fils and Detroit with wins losses and goals for and against. Standings show Buffalo 6 0 1 31 16 11 Detroit 6 0 1 31 16 11 Cleveland Toronto Buffalo Windsor Ohio. Saturday results Cleveland 4 Toronto 0 Buffalo 2 Windsor 0. Week schedule lists Windsor Niagara Falls Toronto London Cleveland Buffalo Windsor Hamilton London Detroit and more games. Thanksgiving and family gatherings noted with many names and places including Graf ton West View Camden Wakeman Pittsfield Bed ford Berea Strongsville Sinekley and related households. Numerous notices about Acme Grange meeting Dec 3 and local visits and hunting.
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Buffain
Detroit
Windsor
Cleveland
Toronto
Hamilton
London
Niaga Fils
Reymond Hales
Henry Hales
Grafton
W. J. Hales
Widen Hales
West View
Wm. Andersoll
Radcliffe
Camden
Leo Radcliffe
Wakeman
Andrew Radcliffe
Pittsfield
Elden Radcliffe
R. W. Radcliffe
Wellington
D. Carpenter
Eliza Carpenter
G. W. Saunders
Strongsville
Chidren
Halbert Cartright
M Hinckle Her
Wr. K. Mackey
Clyde, Kin
Wm. Mayer
Emory Tomes
Harold Cartright
Reuben Wallden
Sinekley
Local notes and visits from Ridgeville community
Ridgeville reports Mrs Clara Hillman from Lisbon visiting Mrs B Miller and Mrs Russell Hall of North Olmsted calling on Mrs EK M Knowles. I B S meets in church parlors Wednesday. Miss Martha Teeters of South Euclid visits Mrs M Deidrick. Mr and Mrs Harry Watson welcome a new baby girl born to Mr and Mrs Archer Shaw of Cleveland.
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Ridgeville
Clara Hillman
Lisbon
B. Miller
Mire
Russell Hall
North Olmsted
EK. M. Knowles
I. B.S
Martha Teeters
South Euclid
M. Deidrick
Strap
Harry Watson
Mrs. Archer Shaw
Cleveland
Elyrian Invents Toy Patent Pending in Elyria
John T. Copas, a night watchman and former England-born Elyria resident now living at 138 Hamilton Street, has invented a toy called Jack's Feather Shooter. The device uses a feather pellet launched by a wire loop and rubber bands, intended for outdoor play and capable of flight up to 25 feet before landing on a felt pad. Copas, who makes the toy at his home, notes local toy shops are stocking them.
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Elyria
Santa Claus
John T. Copas
Hamilton Street
Copas
Granddaddy
Jack
England
Dear Santa Letters From Elyria Children
Santa-to-letter exchange shows Elyria children requesting toys clothing and games for Christmas. The notes list eight to twelve year olds asking for dolls, puzzles, games, stockings, slippers, and a brown new suit, with family mentions and signatures nearby.
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Santa Claus
George Daniel
Greenwich
Pasadena Ave
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Welch Nagurski
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Movie Company
St. John’s Lutheran League
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Schmittgen Plumbers
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Meinke
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Peters
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Niemeyer
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Curis Cagle
Aggy
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Lawrence
Big Boy) Rawson
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Bean City
St. Marys
Ohio
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Horn
John Woreveer
Fields
Community Hospital
Berea
Larry Dunian Vail
Jaton
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Rt Rothel
Mary Jones
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Fred Rathel
Melvin Adams
Anton Kowalski
A. C. Ring
Ross Keno
Dave Jones
Bessie Jones
Arthur Adams
Mary Dean
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American Basketball League
Hockey
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Chronicle- Telegram
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Pasadena
A. Shaw
Shawville Road
M. D.lloyd
Thelma
Gertrude Dean
Mra
M. W. Evang
J. Webmhoff
Mary Bartlett
Edwin
Elyrta
Cuesta
H. G. Stacey
Alfred Roth, Jr
Athens
A. C. Roth
George Fortune
Len D'Lioyd
Agnes D’lioyd
Ada Terreau
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