Elyria High Cagers Open 1932 33 Season Tonight
Elyria High begins the 1932 33 campaign before a capacity crowd as Elks key in on bowling action with Monarchs and Army Navy football chatter dominates Philadelphia scene. The piece notes ticket scalping, anticipated 79 000 attendance, and lineups including Campbell Vidal Winn and Kopcsak amid Army Navy odds and series history. It also reports local bowling results with the Hibs and Chronicle Telegram figures and previews the Canfield Oils versus Hi Speed All Stars matchup at Knights of Columbus alleys.
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Franklin Field
F. Trebee Davison
Gifford Pinchot
Pennsylvania
Excratenne
Army
Valley Forge Military Academy
Wayne
Navy
Manufacturers Country Club
Campbell
Pick Vidal
Notre Dame
Winn
Lincoln
Lewior
Kopcsak
Knights of Columbus Set For Special Pin Match
The Canfield Oils of Cleveland, world match game champs, visit the Timaways to face the Hi-Speed All Stars in a likely standout bowling event at Knights of Columbus alleys. Canfields boast a storied run since 1930 with high scores and elite bowlers led by captain Skiing Mercurio, Walter Ward and others, meeting a strong Elyria squad led by Johnny Banick and local stars. The 9 pm clash opens to the public with a preliminary Canfield Oils vs Shell Petroleums match.
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Canfield Oils
Cleveland
Elyria
All Stars
Knights of Columbus
Broad Street
Oils
Shang Mercurio
Pat Albins
Jon Bodis
Walter Ward
Pete Mercurio
Ed Koepp
Hi-Speed All Stars
Canfields
Hoffman Tires
Skiing Mercurio
Eddie Koepp
Joe Bodis
Ward
Johnny Banick
Banick
Johnny Worthington
Bill Coughlin
Chet Shepard
George Bohn
Shell Petroleums
Dayton and Davis Elkins Meet in Charity Football Tilt
Dayton and Davis Elkins clash in a charity football game at Dayton to raise funds for post season bene fits. Regardless of the winner, officials expect a large donation similar to last year’s $5,000 Notre Dame Reserves tilt, as the final Ohio Intercollegiate game of 1932.
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Dayton
University of Dayton-Davis Elkins
Notre Dame
Elkins
W. Va
Washington Fans Honor Johnson Farewell to Walter Johnson
Washington marks a tearful farewell banquet for Walter Johnson once a dominant pitcher and longtime fixture of the Senators. About 600 attendees including Hoover and Coolidge send telegrams as Johnson, jobless and seeking minor league work, recalls his decades with the club and thanks the fans.
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Washington
Walter Johnson
Johnson
Hoover
Coolidge
Joe Cronin
Senators
Tam
Northwestern Ohio seeds four Class A basketball sectionals
Four Class A high school sectional basketball tournaments will be held in Northwestern Ohio this winter instead of five. J. F. Bohn of the District Athletic Board announced the venues Ohio Northern University Ada Sandusky Bowling Green College and Toledo University. Class B events occur at Leipsic Carey Shawnee Centralized School Lima and Nor walk, each sending two teams to the Findlay district tournament.
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Ashland
Des
Northwestern Ohio
J. F. Bohn
Ohio Northern University
Ada
Sandusky Bowling Green College
Toledo University
Leipsic
Carey
Shawnee Centralized
Lima
Norwalk
Findlay
Ninety Two Colts Eligible For Hambletonian Race
Ninety two colts are eligible to compete in the 1933 Hambletonian Stakes. Leading contenders include Sir Raleigh owned by Allan J. Wilson and Ley Follin purchased at auction, with notable entries from Calumet Farm Arden Homestead Farm Hanover Shoe Farms and others. Additional contenders listed include King Ben Spencer McElwyn Challenger and Mary Reynolds among various stables across Goshen and beyond.
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Goshen
New York
Allan J. Wilson
Boston
Mass
Ley Follin
E. J. Robins
Bay Shore
Long Island
N. Y
Henry H. Knight
Sir Raleigh
Baytown
Walter Brietenfield
King Ben
William H. Cane
Spencer McElwyn
W. H L McCourtie
BE. J. Kirby
Dallas
Tex
Challenger
Brown Berry
J . Lyle
Plainfield
N. J
E. Roland Harriman
Arden Homestead
Hanover Shoe Farms
David M. Look
Castleton
H W. Hanan
Brooklyn
William F. Caton
Syracuse
Big Ten Heads In Annual Meet
Chicago hosts the December Big Ten gathering with coaches athletic directors and faculty representatives. Topics include post season rule changes for undefeated conference champions potential Rose Bowl participation and interpretation of ten second and three second rules for basketball. Directors discuss budgets and sustaining minor sports while some schools cut baseball track golf tennis and swimming. An intramural directors meeting is planned.
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Chicago
Big Ten
Michigan
Pittsburgh
Hi Speed Gas Basketball Team Practice Tonight
The Hi Speed Gas basketball team will hold a practice session tonight on the Y M C A floor. All players are urgently requested to be present. The other sentences discuss post war international relations and a moral view on justice and revenge.
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Hlspeeds
Pitt Chosen to Represent East in Rose Bowl Classic
Pitt earned a Rose Bowl bid to represent the East on January 2 against Southern California. USC director Willis O Hunter touted Pitt’s tough schedule and unbeaten record, noting Pitt’s wins over Notre Dame Army and Pennsylvania. USC had finished first in the PCC and boasted 18 straight wins, having previously defeated Pitt 47 to 14 in 1981.
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PITT
George H. Beale
United Press
US Angeles
University of Pittsburgh
Panther
University of Southern California
Southern California
Svestern
Pennsylvania
Willis O. Hunter
Panthers
Hunter
Ohio State
Nebraska
Notre Dame
Army
California
Colgate Eleven
Michigan
Wolverine
Far West
Washington, D
Trojans
West
Pasadena
Penn State
Tulane
Stanford
Year in sports 1932 shows highs before December wind down
Central Press rounds up a banner year across major sports led by the Yankees and pennant races. It notes Colgate Brown Notre Dame Pitt Michigan and UCLA as standout college teams while highlighting the Los Angeles Olympic Games Babe Didrikson and winter sport feats at Lake Placid. Boxing golf tennis and other events are touched, with 1933 forecast as potentially busier at the turnstiles. harvest time in Harrisburg brings job relief amid apple crop notes.
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William Ritt
Central Press
Ottslde
United States
California
North Dakota
Mldred
Babe) Didtikson
Texeo
Los Angeles
America
Lake Placid
Gene Sarazen
Bobby Jones
Ellsworth Vines
William T. Tilden
Judge sentences 424 during 26 years in office
Butte Montana judge Jeremiah J. Lynch has imposed 2400 years in sentences on 424 offenders over his 26 years on the bench. Among them 13 received life terms and seven were condemned to hanging, though four of the last seven had their sentences commuted to life imprisonment.
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Butte, Mont
Jeremiah J. Lynch
Four Vets Star In Elyria High Crimson Opening
Elyria High's 1922-23 Crimson open against Berea on Berea court with a veteran starting lineup of Jones Machock at forwards Murkowski at center Lehman and Coniam at guards. Coach Rey Clymer notes few practice hours but strong depth with Urig Elberts Carr Dodsley Doane Zgoda and Boreski likely to see action as sophomores compete for spots and replacements for Jones Carr and Dodsley are sought midseason. The squad will play Amherst and Berea in quick succession after tonight.
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Almout
Elyria High School
Rey Clymer
Crimson Cagers
Beréa High
Berea Court
Sixth Streeters
Crimson
Bereane
Clymer
Jones
Machock
Murkowski
Lehman
Coniam
Urig
Elberts
Carr
Dodsley
Doane
Zgoda
Boreski
J Service
LaGrange High
Clymers
Crymer
Lorain County
Berea
Amherst
Elyria High
County Teams See Action In Games Tonight
Lorain County high schools schedule fourteen boys and girls basketball games tonight with five unbeaten teams in the boys division. Headliner features Henrietta facing Columbia on Columbia floor as Columbia seeks to rebound after a loss to Eaton. Other matchups include Eaton at Avon Lake, Clearview at Camden, Brighton at Fenfield, La Grange at Brownhelm, Avon at Brookside, and South Amherst at Belden. Eaton Clearview Penfield La Grange Avon and South Amherst favored.
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Lorain County
Henrietta
Columbia
Eaton
Avon Lake
Clearview
Camden
Brighton
Fenfield
la Grange
Brownhelm
Avon
Brookside
South Amherst
Belden
Penfield
Elyria Lights Open Season
Elyria Lights open season under coach Frank ero y with a teen bench heading to Berea to face the Lightweights in a 7 30 pm preliminary. Eaton plans lineup bets with Myers Brove Blair Davies and Smith as guards centers and forwards as he experiments with combinations. Bob Blair returns from illness and is slated to play tonight after missing practice. Saturday the Bantams meet Amherst Reserves at Amherst before the heavyweight clash. Merchants drill tonight at 17th Street and Middle Avenue with players to report at seven.
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Frank Ero Y. Oach
Dave
Berea
Eaton
Gene Myers
Joe Brove
Hob Blair
Stan Davies
M Harold Smith
Bob Blair
Bantams
Amherst
17Th Street
Middle Avenue
Cleveland to Host Six Day Bicycle Race
Cleveland will host its first six day bicycle race beginning January 29. Promoter Thomas McGinty announced the event in Cleveland today detailing the new sports initiative and schedule.
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Cleveland
Propitt Thomas McGinty
Western Heights Tigers claim weight grid title after forfeit
The Western Heights Tigers assert they have secured the light weight grid championship of South Side and Western Heights by forfeit over the Elyria Country Club Caddies.
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Western Heights Tigers
South Side
Western Heights
Tigers
Elyria Country Club
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